davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-04
huge silver grey pail, edged with black, I!

huge silver grey pail, edged with black,
ard overhargirg the greatest struggle
c t.-e present war.
From the feet nothing whatever
could be seen Ct the fight in and around
Santiago, which is rot more visible
from tle sea than is Philadelphia from
the Atlantic. and it is doubtful even
whether the sound of cannonading
made its way to the shore line, since
the breeze was not from the land. To
the correspondent Admiral Sampson re-
itsrated his feeling of surety that Hob
sen and his comrades of the Merrimac
are safe in the town Of Santiago. Both
AGmiral Sampson and Captain Chad
wick looked we'll. though tired. while
both evidently enjoyed a modest bot
tie Of apoiliraris after the roar of the
s-irch guns was over for the time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-07-04
PART OF OUR DEATH ROLL,
Incomplete List of Officers Killed and
Wounded-DuffieId's Loss.

Wounded-Duffield' Loss.
Washington July 4.-The following
dispatch from General Shafter was re-
ceived at the war department Sunday
night from Camp near Santiago, July
9: The following is partial list of Of
ficers Killed: Colonel Charles A. Wickoff.
Twenty-second infantry; Lieutenant
Colonel John VI. Hamilton, Ninth caval-
~; Lieutenant W. II. Smith, Tenth cav
airy; Major Forse, First cavalry; Cap
tain O'Neill First volunteer cavalry;
Lieutenant Niche, son of Professor
Niche; lieutenant Jules G.. Ord. Sixth
infantry; Lieutenant William L. Ship,
Tenth cavalry.
Following is a partial list of officers
wounded: Lieutenant Colonel John II.
Patterson, Twenty-second infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel Henry Carroll. COM
handing First brigade cavalry division:
Major Henry W. Vessels, Third cav
airy; Captain Augustus P. Blocksom,
Sixth cavalry; Captain John B. Kerr,
Sixth cavalry; Captain George X. Hun
ter. Third cavalry; Captain George a.
Dodd, Third cavalry; Captain Charles