The San Francisco call., 1898-06-27
Thirty-SeVen Bodies Found on the Field of
 Battle.
American Death Roll Increased to Sixteen, With Nine
 Men Missing.

JURAGUA, Cuba, June 25 Cper Asso- ciated Press dispatch boat Dandy, via Kingston, Jamaica, June 26)-The initial fight of Colonel Woods Rough Riders and the troopers of the First and Tenth Regular Cavalry will be known in history as the battle of La Quasina. That it did not end in the complete slaughter of the Americans was not due to any miscalculation in the plan of the Spanish, for as perfect an ambuScade as ever was formed in the brain of an Apache Indian was pre- pared and Lieutenant Colonel Roose- welt and his men walked squarely into 1t. For an hour and a half they held their ground under a storm of bullets from the front and side, and then Colo nel Wood at the right and Colonel Roosevelt at the left led a charge which turned the tide of battle and sent the enemy flying over the hills toward Santiago.
 It is now definitely known that six teen men on the American side were killed, while sixty were wounded or are reported missing. It is impossible to calculate the Spanish losses, but it Is known they were far heavier than those of the Americans, at least as re- gards actual loss of life Already thirty-seven dead Spanish soldiers have been found and buried, while many others are undoubtedly lying in the thick underbrush on the side of the gully and on the slope of the hill. where the main body of the army was located. The wounded were all re- moved.
 A complete list of the killed, wounded and missing on the American side, re- vised to 1 p. m. yesterday, follows. The killed are:
 Captain Allyn K. Capron, First United States Volunteer Cavalry.
 Sergeant Hamilton Fish Jr., Troop L. First United States Volunteer Cav airy.
 Sergeant Doherty Troop A, First United States Volunteer Cavalry. v Sergeant Marcus D. Russell, Troop G, First United States Volunteer Cav airy. Sergeant Russell lived in Troy, N Y. and was formerly colonel on Governor HfIl's staff.
 Private Leggett, Troop A, First United States Volunteer Cavalry.
 Private Harry Hefener, Troop G, First United States Volunteer Cavalry.
 Private Milden w. DansOn, Troop L, First United States Cavalry.
 Private W. T. Irwin, Troop F, First United States Volunteer Cavalry
 Private SIennoc, Troop K, First Reg ular Cavalry.
 Private B. Work, Troop B, First Reg ular Cavalry.
 Private Kruppe, Troop B, Regular Cavalry.
 Private Stark, Troop B, Regular Cav airy.
 Private -, Troop K, First Reg
 Private Kelb, Troop K, First Regular Cavalry.
 Private Barlin, Troop K, First Regu- lar Cavalry.
 Corporal White, Troop E, Tenth Reg ular Cavalry.
 The wounded are: Major James Bell, First Cavalry, shot in the leg; Captain Thomas T. Knox. First Cavalry, shot in the stomach, serious; Lieutenant Byram First Cavalry; Private Frank Booth, TroOn F, First Volunteer Cav airy; Private George BriXtOn, Troop B, Tenth Cavalry; Private S. F. Isler, Troop c, First Volunteer Cavalry; Pri- vate Joseph Dole. Troop B, First Vol unteer Cavalry; Private John R. Keene, Troop L, First Volunteer Cavalry; Pri- vate L. M. Newcombe, Troop D, First Volunteer Cavalry; Private Martin Peck, Troop G, First Cavalry; Private Samuel Redd. Troop c. First Cavalry; Private Arthur Wheeler, Troop B, Tenth Cavalry; Private Theodore Gryce. Troop D, Tenth Cavalry; Pri- vate Kelley Mayberry, Troop I, Tenth Cavalry; Private James Russell, Troop <B. Tenth Cavalry; Edward Marshall, correspondent of the New York Jour nal and Advertiser, serious; Private Schuelter Whitney, First Volunteer Cavalry; Private Nathaniel NJ. Poe, Troop L, First Volunteer Cavalry; Cor poral J. NJ. Dean, Troop E, First Vol unteer Cavalry; Private c. L. Reed. Troop B, First Cavalry; Corporal J. B. Rodes, Troop D, First Volunteer Cav airy: Sergeant Thomas Ryan, Troop K Tenth Cavalry; Private F. J. AL bertson, Troop F, First Volunteer Cav airy; Trumpeter I. F. Meagher Troop T.. First Volunteer Cavalry; Private George Roland, Troop c, First Volun- teer Cavalry; Private F. Miller, Troop B, Tenth Cavalry; Private D. V. Wat