New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

shedding Of American blood and officer and
twelve OF the troopers lie under the ground on the
field Of battle while about fifty others. includ-
ing sxofficers. are in the field hospital suffering
from wounds or these eight ten will prob
ably die It is believed that the enemy's loss
was at least fifty dead besides many wounded.
The following is a list Of the American dead:
ROUGH RIDERS.
ALLYN X CAPRON, captain. Troop L
HAMILTON FISH. JR.. sergeant. Troop l.
TILDEN w DAWSON, private. Troop L
l.. G. II. DOHERTY, corporal Troop l.
W. T. IRWIN, private, Troop L.
FIRST CAVALRY.
PETER II. DIX. private. Troop X
-- YORK, private, Troop K.
EMIL BJORK private, Troop x.
G. A. kobe. private. Troop K
JACK BERLIN, private Troop K.
ALEX L. LEMONCK. private Troop K
TENTH CAVALRY.
- WHITE. corporal. Troop E.
The following Americans wounded:
kOlGlt hll'EhS.
ALEXANDER o. BRODIE, major; shoe
through the right forearm.
JAMES H MCLINTOCK, captain. Troop B:
shot through the right leg.
J. r THOMAS Lieutenant. Troop L: shot
through the right leg HIS condition is sert-
GUS
J. D RHODES corporal Troop r.
JAMES F BEAN, corporal. Troop f.
l. l. STEWART. corporal. Troop G.
G W. ARRINGO. sergeant Troop e.
THOMAS F. CAvONAUGH. sergeant. Troop q.
E. NJ. HILL private, Troop r.
SHELBY F. IsHLER. private, Troop B.
NJ l. NEWCOMB. private. Troop B.
FRED y BEALE private. Troop B.
FRANK B BOOTH. private. Troop F.
ALBERT c. HARTLE. private, Troop E
A G. BAILEY. private. Troop e.
II. ALvERs. private. Troop E.
f J. ATHERTON private. Troop E.
CLIFFORD L. REED. private. Troop z.
GEORGE ROWLAND. private Troop G.
r. J. HAEFNER. private. Troop G.
MICHAEL COYLE private. Troop G.
f. w REID, private. Troop @.
VI RUSSELL. private. Troop G.
J. r KEAN. private. TROOP L.
JOHN p. DERNAT private. Troop 7.
THOMAS F MEAGHER private. Troop I.
EDWARD CALBORsT private. Troop L.
NATHANIEL NJ POE. private. Troop l.
FIRST CAVALRY.
J. NJ BELL. major.
r T KNOX. captain, condition serious.
G. T. BYRAM Lieutenant
TENTH CAVALRY.
EDWARD W. BRAXToN. private. Troop r.
MOSLEY GAINES. private. Troop B.
- GROSS. private. Troop B.
FRANK A. MILLER. private. Troop 3
JAMES Russell. private Troop p.
ARTHUR G. WHEELER. private Troop b
KELLEY MAYBERRY. private. Troop l.
SAMUEL RODD, private, Troop J.
EDWARD MARSHALL. a New-York newspa-
per correspondent was seriously wounded
in the small Of the back
This list differs in some particulars from the
list given ont by the War Department. which
will be found in another column
Practically two tattles fought at the
same time. one by the Rough Riders. under the
immediate command Of Colonel Wood on the top
Of the plateau and the other on the hillsides,
several miles away. by the Regulars under Gen.
eral Young
The expedition started from Juragua7-narked
on some Cuban maps as Altares- a small town
on the coast. nine r,lcs'east Of MORO Castle.
which YVES the first place occupied ty The troops
after their landing at 9si1uiri last Wednesday.
Information was brought 10 the American
Army headquarters by Cuhans on Thursday
that forces Of Spanish soldiers had assembled
at the place where the battle occurred to block
the march on Santiago General Young went
there TO dislodge them. the understanding be-
Ing that the Cubans. under General Castillo,
would cooperate with him, but the latter failed
to appear until the Aght nearly finished
Then they asked permission 10 chase the fleeing
Spaniards but as the victory was already won
General Young refused 10 allow them to take
part In the fight
General Young's plans contemplated the move
ment OF half of his command along the trail at
the base Of the range n hills leading back from
the coast so that he could attack tire spaniards