Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-07-05
PARTIAL LIST OF THE
 KILLED AND WOUNDED.
The Death Rate Is Fixed at Fifteen Per cent-Many of Our omcers
 Were Shot Down.

eo1Syi Oupa, SdtuFday, July /, (: 3O p. m., by the Dispatch Boat Dauntless via Port Antonio and Kingston, Sunday. July 3, 3 l5 p. m.-A conservative esti- mate by army men, not official, is that our casualties during yesterdays fight. ing were nearly, if not quite 1000, about per cent of which were deaths.
 Today's casualties on the American side were much lower because our troops had been we'll entrcnched the night before.
 The following is the latest of the cas- ualties in the battle before Santiago, so far as obtainable:
 The killed:
 Captain Morrison, company K, Six teenth infantry.
 Second Lieutenant Benchley, com. pany E, Sixth infantry.
 John Butler, private, company E, Sixth volunteers.
 Henry Anderson, sergeant company A, First cavalry.
 Second Lieutenant W. A. Sater, com. pany A, Thirteenth infantry.
 Captain W. r. Brumm, Tenth in- fantry.
 Lieutenant Mcoorkle, Twenty fifth infantry.
 Wash, battery A, Second artillery.
 Mccoy, battery A, Second artillery.
 Wagner, battery E,second artillery.
 A. P. Underwood, battery A, Second artillery.
 James Helen, battery A, Second ar- tillery.
 Lieutenant ". E. stripp, Tenth cav airy, brigade quartermaster on General Young's staff
 Lieutenant John Hamilton, Ninth cavalry.
 Major B. A. Force, First cavalry.
 First Lieutenant W. H. Smith, Tenth cavalry.
 Second Lieutenant Stunnis Michie, Seventeenth infantry, son of Professor Michie of West Point.
 Wounded:
 Captain M. v. Henry, of volunteers, shot in hip.
 Adjutant Mills, ad7utant Second bri- gade. cavalry division, shot through the head
 Lieutenant ColoneltJohn H. Patterson. Second infantry.
 Maron Mitchell, Feompany R, rough riders, right shoulderinjured.
 Sergeant s. R. Dever, arm fractured.
 Trooper Long, otsthrough the leg.
 Lieutenant Josephv Armstrong, cav airy.
 Captain Rodman, Twentieth infantry, shot in the!neck and shoulder.
 Lieutenant Colonel Haskell, Seven teenth infantry.
 Captain Bloxam, Sixth cavalry, shot i'll the leg.
 Captain Breton, Twenty-fourth in. fantry, slightly wounded in the leg. Lieutenant Colonel Worth.
 Captain Mcfarland, Sixteenth in- fantry, slightly woundedhn the leg.
 Captain Dodge, Twenty-fourth in- fantry.
 Lieutenant Thurman. Sixth infantry, fatally wounded in theIspine.
 Lieutenant Robertson, Sixth infantry, shot below the heart, in left leg, right leg fractured by third,bullet.
 Lieutenant Purdy, Sixth infantry, shot through the thigh.
 Major Mont, Tenth cavalry, shot in the groin.
 Lieutenant seabrne. Eighth in- fantry.
 Lieutenant Wood, Ninth cavalry, shot in the mouth.
 E. J. Carroll, Second Massachusetts. Lieutenant Blackmore, Second Massa- ehusetts.
 = Revere, Second Ma sachusetts. Fred Junske, Seventh infantry, shot III the head.
 Sergeant Bile, battery A, Second ar ,illery.
 Sergeant Cornfeld, bs t#ery A, Second artillery. Corporal Keane, battery A, Second ar ;illery.
 Lieutenant Horace
 = Devereaux, troop K, rough riders, shot through the arm
 Jacob Pauster, troop H, Third caval- ry, shot i'll tha head.
 F. R. Mcdonald, TO nah rider, shot in the head.
 Wagner, company F, Thirteenth shot in the leg.
 Charles Johnson. company B. Twen- ty-fourth infantry, hnrt.by bursting of l shell.
 Jacob Kuhlen, Second. infantry, shot twice, once in rightEan1kle and in left leg.
 F. H. Stein, Second infantry.
 E. H. Thro, shot in throat