The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-08
REVISED And
ADDITIONAL LISTS
OF VICTIMS
Continued from First Page.)

Twelfth infantry-Privates John Baum
erton, Emil T. Emilson.
Thirteenth infantry-Captain H G.
| Vacenaugh. Sergeant Fred C. Boolsen,
| Corporal Christopher Lang, Musician John
| Gizley, Privates James Butler, Frank e.
| BrattOn, Adam Coski. John Casey, Charles
| Lennch, Michael Fitzgerald, George A.
Happier, John E. Johnson, Dennis Kelley,
Alexander Keen, Karl J. Lang. Frank D.
Lohmsr John H. Moulton, Sam Olmin,
John Sullivan, Joseph Swift, Henry J.
Thorpe.
Sixteenth nfantry-Sergeant Patrick
Bruin, Sergeant William P Caster, Ser
geant Charles Conklin, Sergeant James o.
Ogles, Sergeant R. Scmes. Corporal S.
julius Cummings, Henry Ochs, Edgar A.
McLarty, Theo. PAIL, NJ. E. West Pri-
Yates James A Austin, Henry Albreoht,
Ernest Bergin. John w Creek. Silas A.
Coles, Fred Diets, Eddie Chaster, William
| Hartman. James J. Higgins, Levi Minkle,
! George A. Minetti. Fred c. Munsch. James
/ Madison Lawrence, c. Martin, George No
/ land. Edgar Shaffner; Henry Williams.
I Seventeenth infantry-Privates Thomas
| Tavenaug 9Th, ''.'.---c r' So
1Wenty-TlrSt iIllaHtTy--|ieuteudHt L r.
| Mead, Pcivates August Blune' and George
| H. Reagles. ' ~--
Fwenty-fourth infantry-Corporal An
| drew Padgett, Privates Charles F. Clay,
| Pleasant Hammond, William Taylor, Sam
uel Turner
| Twenty-ffth infantry-Private John Sad
! Ter
First United States volunteer cavalry
! Trough Rders)-Lieutenant Daniel j.
! Leahy, Sergeant W. S. Cash, Sergeant
! Thomas F. Cavanaugh, Corporal James
NJ Dean, Corporal Henry Maegher, Pri-
! Yates John H. Adams, Alvin c. Ash, K. P.
| barnet. John p. Hall, Arthur F. Scobrey,
| Alex H. Donem, Thomas W. Virgins,
| John R. Kean Adolph Rebentich, A.
Rankboth, Clifford L. Reed, Thomas r.
! bell, Nathaniel NJ. Poe, John Dole.
| Second United States voiunteers-Pri-
Yates Edwin NJ. Cornell and George II.
| Derverde. eat ~ cgF~- ~ r-re
seventy-ffrst New York velunteers-Scc-
ond Lieutenant H. tTrull. Privates James
| Carroll. Charles w. Goodman, E. c. Kue-
hula, James b. Killer, Surgeon Hall.
| Copyright, 1898, by the Associated Press)
| Before Santiago de Cuba, July 5 g p. No.
per the Associated Press Dispatch Boat
! Dandy, via Kingston, Jamaica. July
| C p. m.).-The following is recapitula-
ton of the casualties of the United States
forces before Santiago:
General Lawton's division - Officers
killed, 4; wounded IA; men killed IA;
wounded 81; missing. l.
General Bates Independent brigade
! consisting of the Third infantry. Twenti-
eth infantry and signal corps:
Third infantry-Nen killed 4; wounded.
Il; missing, 3
Twentieth infsntry-Twsnt ymen killed,
! 2 officers and Is enlisten men wounded;
men missing.
Signal corps-One man killed.
! The following is a list Of additional cas-
ualties:
| Twentieth infantry: Killed
Company A-Corporal Rowe. Sergeant
BeItz
Company B-Captain Henry B Noon.
| Company D-Privates Chely and Irvine.
| Company E-Private Daugherty.
/ Company G-Privates Watson and
! Rounderly
Company H-Corporai Mcconnell.
! L
Company F-Captain John B. Rodman.
and Privates Kerr and Tallman.
| Losses in light artillery:
KiHed-Victor dion, Private A B. IN
| derwood. H
Wounded-First Sergeant George c.
Kenny: Serving Sergeant c. Viete. Ser
| geant y. f. Crawford. Serving Corporal
| II. D. Kone, seriously; Private Barr, Pri-
vate Yates. seriously.
Battery F:
Wounded-Captain c. D. Parkhurst. Sc
verely; Private E. r. Mass. Private Nc
! Coy.
Battery X:
/ KiEed-Sergeant u. Mccarthy.
The following are additional lists OF
killed and wounded:
Third infantry
Killed-Privates John E Warner. Hen
~ Betram snd Frank Z. Hopper.
! Wounded-Pr!vates Jeuda AiskoEise.
Dehns, Russell Martin. shoin. Eartzurz.
Shellman. Gunder. Foster. Braiay. Aus
/ tenson. Galcur. Mcdonnell. Corporal
Murchison.
The following Is the loss by regiments
( in General keut's division OF the Fifth
army corps. This division sustained the
/ heaviest loss IN the lighting OF July !
and lost more men IN tAe deadly charge
( OF san Juan Hill than any other organl-
zat.ou enga Ced n the Aght:
General Hawkins brigade, SIKH IL
. fanery;
Killed; Four officers. IS men; wounded
officers and % men TosSl ~
Sixteenth iufantry-Knled. One o-scer
and i men; wounded, officers and l5s
men Total "a
Seventv-first New York Infsntry-ElI.-
ea: No officers. IS men. wounded. oas OF
/ Ger and - men Total -
PearsonFs brigade:
Second infAntry-KiIIe5, 70 officers.