The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-27
~ South Pennsylvania St.

David J. Leahy. II K. Deuereaux First
Lieut.. r. C. Day, Sergeants w. w. Green.
Hughes, Jerry Lee Fred G. Wesley, Mim-
othy Breen, Fred c. Myers, Henry H. Hay.
wood, Walter Cash, John G. Adams, -
Cosby, Kenne d. Robinson, - Devolrs
w Carpenter, d. NJ. Bell, w. r. Reber,
= Ricketts,, Corporals Harry White.
Mullen, James Dean, Edwin c.. Waller, ~.
Powers. w. Freeman, Sam Goldberg, a. g.
Perry B. G. Davis paws. j !; Rogers ;; ~
Ter, c. L. Jackson, Edward O'Brien, Fred
w Bugber; Stanley HOLSTER, Murphy
Hans Smith Hamme Ra, starr warres
Crockett. Thomas M Holmes, Ed w. John
son, F. W. Miller. r. L. McMillen. G.. w.
Mckinley, J. w. McGregor, H. M. Gibbs.
J. w. Winter, r. Y Clark. Winslqw Clark.
Louis Geoer 90, Alvin e. Ash Ash; John NC Nc.
aq r.. Engart, Dick 'e ockinson. O. Z Parker.
B. v. Thompson, Dave Wartord.
Tenth Cavalry
Killed-4First Iieutenants w. E. Shipp,
VIM. B. Smith, Sergeant Smith Johnsons
Corporals VIM. f. Johnson, J. G. Mitchell,
Privates John Fl. Smith. - Dodson, w.
H: Slaughter, Nathan Wyatt (trumpeterl.
Hipsher Richard James, Robert E. Lee,
Daniel Blue, Luther D. Gould, VIM. J.
Brown, John Primrose, VIM. Gregory, Peter
Missing-Privates George Berry. VIM.
Jackson. George Stowall, John F. Chirn.
Coy, H. 8. Willard, Harry il.,s' &. whitehead,
+. A. Roberts, Major F. A. White, First
Iieutenants M. II. Barnum. r. B. Ander-
Adam Haster, Edward Lane, Walker john
son. George Dyalls. John j. Taylor. Will
lam Pag4e. Amos Ellison Robert Milbrown.
Marcellus Wright. Privates John Embucks
(saddler). John Brown, William Matthews,
F FeSbS RarIev Bn5amF eans :
Hatcher, j. Fl. Campbell Fred Shockiey,
Wade BIedsoes William Tyler. Henry
Fearn, Harry ID. Stnrgis, Sprague SiThms,
James F. Taylor, George -Stowalls Lewis l..
Anderson (blacksmith) Henry Mccormick,
Gilmore Grimes, Hily Brown. Charles Rob-
ertson (bIacksmith) Isone Taylor, John
Watson, George Jackson, Charles Arthur,
John Brooks, Joseph Williams, Samuel T.
Minor, John Arnold. Charles Hopkins Benz
nett. Thornton Berkeley, Wesley Hardy,
Wesley Jones. Huston Riddell, John r.
- INDEPENDENT BRIGADE.
Third Infantry, ..,.s,
Killed-Privates John E, Warren. Henry
H. Bertram and Frank f. Happe. aAAal
Wounded-Co1poral William Define: Pri-
yates John Jehdra, Joseph e, eMiskowiz.
Murcheson, OTTO Shere (musiciaH). Charles
Eastburg, Emil Schillimann, Anton Genoin-
der, William Foster, George Bruly Levi
Austinson. Louis Galour, John Mcdonald.
Twentieth Infantry
Wounded--Captains John n. Rodman.
Henry B.ssMoon. Sergeant Walter Beltz.
Corporal Arthur Rowe, Oliver e. Mcconnell,
Privates Linton T.. Matthews, John Doher-
'ty, William Prather, James Curran, Will
tam d. Check, James Irving, Edward w.
Wonderly, George w. Fallman. Morris
C. Fisher.
LIGHT ARTILLERY BATTALION
Second Artillery
Kiled-Private A. b. Underwood (art-
ifcerJ, Victor Helm, Sergeants Gregory.
Mccarthy.
woundsd-captain G. Parkhurst. Ser
geants George c. Henry. G. Veith. N. T..
Comford, Corporal H. A. Keine, Privates e..
r. Mass, c. Mccoy, Barr,
Gates.
Balloon detachment, signal corps-Wound-
ed: Private Millard p. Hayward.
Secretary Alger is distressed at the num-
Der of missing carried on the rolls and to-
day telegTaphed General Shafter to hire all
necessary help and send men out through
the jungles to hunt up the remains of the
poor fellows, for ne does not doubt that
missing in this case means death under the
cactus or other bushes and an undiscovered
body