The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-06
OFFICERS SUFFERED HEAVILY

In the Fighting Before santiaEo-nlSt ef
Killed and NVOuudsi from oGlsiAl sohr'
COS, so far as Obtained.
Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press.l
HEADQUARTERS OF GENERAL
SKATERS ARMY. July 4, via PORT
ANTONIO, Jamaica, July 3, per The
Associated Press Dispatch Boat Gym
thIa II, via KINGSTON, Jamaica, July
5, 1880 a. m.-The following Is q list OF
the killed and wounded American ON
GERS. from official sources, so tar as 'ob-
talred:
Klled-Jules G. Ord, first lieutenant.
Sixth infantry; W. H. Smith, first lieu
tenant Tenth cavalry; William Shipp,
first lieutenant, Tenth cavalry Will
lam Safer, second lieutenant, Thir-
teenth infantry; John N. Hamilton.
lieutenant colonel, Ninth cavalry; AL
bert G. Forse, major First cavalry; p.
n. Brunckey, second lieutenant, Sixth
infantry; A. N. Weatherlll, captain
Sixth infantry; Dennis NJ. Michle, Sec
ond lieutenant, Seventeenth Infantry;
W. n. Dickinson. first lieutenant, Nine
teenth infantry.
wounded-John Robertson, second
lieutenant, Sixth infantry; L. a. Gross,
second lieutenant; B. E. K. Luscomb,
lieutenant colonel, Twenty-fouFth In
fantry; James Torrance, captain Thir-
teenth infantry; Henry Carroll, lieu-
tenant colonel, Sixth cavalry: Zenas ".
E. Torrey, captain Sixth infantry; g.
Woodbury.. captain Sixteenth lnfantryi
A. c. L. Spence. second lieutenant Six
teenth infantry; W. s. Scott, first lleu-
tenant Thirteenth infantry; Theodore
]. Wint, major Tenth cavalry; Thomas
A. Roberts, second lieutenant, Sixteenth
cavalry; G. B. Walter, captain Sixth IN
fantry: A. L. Miles, first lieutenant,
First cavalry; Clarence D. Purdy, sec
ond lieutenant, Sixth infantry; W. S. V.
r. F. Mccoy, second lieutenant, Tenth
cavalry; W. H. Simmons, second lieu-
tenant, Sixth infantry; John II. Patter-
son, lieutenant colonel Twenty-second
Infantry; John r. Brodman, captain
Twentieth infantry; James f. Brett.
captain Twenty fourth infantry; W. s.
Wood, first lieutenant Ninth cavalry;
]. r.. Seyburn, first lieutenant Eighth
Infantry; p A. Ellis. major Fifteenth
infantry; W. S. North, lieutenant colo-
nel, Fifteenth infantry; r. Y. Eskridge,
major Tenth Infantry; Doctor Danforth,
acting assistant surgeon United States
Army; r. 8. Furman, second lieuter-
ant Sixth infantry; II. c. Ducal. cap-
tain Twenty-fourth Infantry: II. c, Egg
bert, lieutenant colonel, Sixth infantry;
Charles D. Parkhurst, captain Third
artillery; ]. ]. E. HRpword, second leu
tenant Second Massachusetts,; D. J.
Monahan, second lieutenant, Second
Massachusetts,; Albert Laws. second
lieutenant Twenty-fourth infantry; ].
B. Jones, captain Twenty-Second In
fantry: W. N. Lessiter. captain Six
teenth infantry; r. C. Day, first lieu-
tenant, (Bat,) cavalry; NJ. J. Henry.
captain Second cavalry brigade; AZ. II.
Barnum. first lieutenant and Rdjutant,
Tenth cavalry; B. H. Millard, second
lieutenant, Tenth cavalry; s. II. Lin
coin. major Tenth Infantry; W. s. War
rImer captain Second Massachusetts
infantry; r. c. VanVliet. captain Tenth
infantry; Carl Coop, flrst lieutenant
Tenth infantry. W. Z. Dove, first leu
tenant colonel. Seventh infantry; James
B, Jackson, captain Seventh infantry;
H. A. LaGerty. second lieutenant, Sew
enth infaEtrF; Hamilton 6. Hawkins,
brlgadier general United States army,