The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-07-06

SIEGE GUNS OUTSIDE SANTIAGO
John H. Patterson. lieutenant colonel,
Twenty infantry.
John 3. Rodma4l, captain, Twentieth
infantry.
James B. Brett, captain. Twenty
fourth infantry.
w. S. Wood. first adjutant, Ninth
cavalry.
]. R. seybourn, first lieutenant,
Eighth infantry.
P. A. Ellis, major, Fifteenth infantry.
w. S. North, lieutenant colonel, Fiji
teenth infantry.
r. L. Eskridge, major, Eighth infan-
try.
DR.. Danforth, acting surgeon, U. S. A.
r. S. Firman, second lieutenant,
Sixth infantry
H. C. Ducat, captain, Twenty-fourth
infantry.
H c. Egbert, lieutenant colonel,
Sixth infantry.
Charles D. Parkhurst, captain, Third
artillery
]. j. Hapgood, second lieutenant, Sec
ond Massachusetts.
d. J. MOynahan, second lieutenant,
Second Massachusetts.
Albert Laws, second lieutenant,
Twentyfourth infantry.
J. b. Jones, captain, Twenty-second
infantry.
William Lassiter, captain, Sixteenth
infantry.
r. c. Day. first lieutenant, cavalry.
M. j. Henry, captain, Second cavalry,
brigade.
NJ. H. Barnum, first lieutenant and
adjutant, Tenth cavalry.
3 B. e. Willard, second lieutenant,
Tenth cavalry.
I
w. S. Warrimer captain, Second
Massachusetts infantry.
r. c. Vanvliet, captain, Tenth infan-
try.
Carl Cook, first lieutenant, Tenth in
fantry.
w. E. Dove. first lieutenant, Twelfth
infantry.
]. T. Bastel. lieutenant colonel, Sew
enth infantry.
James 3. jackson, captain, Seventh
infantry.
H. A. Lafforty, second lieutenant,
Seventh infantry
Hamilton s. Hawkins, brigadier gen.
eral, U. S. A.
NEW YORK'S LOSS.
The following is the list of non-com-
missioned officers and privates killed
in the SeVenty-firSt New York:
Private Deutschberger company G.
Private Holland, company NJ.
Corporal MilOus, company G.
Private Scofield, company D.
Private Skinner, company B.
Private Booth. company L.
Private Decker, company NJ.
BADLY WOUNDED.
Private Peffings, company B.
Private Clark, company 3.
Private Hale, company F.
Twenty-four others in the Seventy
irst were wounded.
ADDITIONAL LIST.
The following is an additional list of
killed and wounded:
KILLED.
Major Force, First cavalry.
Lieutenant w. E. Shipp, Tenth cav
llry.
Colonel Hamilton, Ninth cavalry
commanding the regiment.
Private Steede, company D, Twenty
fifth infantry.
Private Howe. company D, Twenty
fifth infantry.
Private Phelps, company B, Twenty
fifth infantry.
Private Leaverwitch, company G,
Twenty-fifth infantry.
Lieutenant j. Hughes, Fourth infan-
ry.
Lieutenant Field, company z, Second
Massachusetts.
Captain John Drumm, Tenth infan-
ry.
Lieutenant Garrosche Ord. aide-de-
amp on General Hamlin's staff.
Lieutenant Williams, Thirteenth in
antry.
DR.. Menocal, First division, hospital
taft.
Lieutenant Lounsberry, Seventh in
antry.
Private Ashley, rough riders.
Private Green, rough riders.
Private Spellman, rough riders.
WOUNDED.
Lieutenat T. A. Roberts, Tenth cav
Try. in right side.
Captain James Forney, Thirteenth in
antry, in left leg.
Major Ellis, Thirteenth infantry, in !
he leg.
Captain Edwards, Company D.
'wenty-fifth infantry, in the thigh and :
houlder. )
Lieutenant Barnu, Tenth cavalry.
Lieutenant Robinson, Tenth cavalry. {
Lieutenant Leach, Troop G, Rough
Riders
Lieutenant Dickinson, Seventeenth
Infantry, feared fatally.
Lieutenant Wood, Ninth cavalry.
Lieutenant Henry Lyons. Twenty
ourth infantry, in leg, slightly. 5
Lieutenant j. R. Ledburg, Ninth in
antry.
Lieutenant Colonel W. s. Worth, :
thirteenth infantry, in the shoulder
Major r. x. Eskridge, Tenth infan-
ry.
DR.. Danforth, assistant surgeon
Iinth cavalry.
Lieutenant Colonel Egbert, Sixth in !
antry.
Captain T. ]. Woodbury., Sixth in
antry, in leg, slightly.
Lieutenant A. P. Scott. Thirteenth !
lfantry. :
Lieutenant F. r. Mccoy, Tenth in )