The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1898-08-25

took place on June -. Fne killed III.
cluded: Capt Allyn X. Capron. Sergt
| Hamilton Fish, Scrgt. Marcus ID. RdsScl
all of the rough riders; Capt MGNimil-
iano, Corp. White of the Tenth cavalry
Corp. Doherty and ten privatcs. MaJ.
Crow. Lieut.. Col. Alexander q. Brodic,
| Capt. McClintock and Lieut.. Thomas of
the rough rides, and Maj. Bell. Capt.
Knox ana Lieut.. Byram of the First cav.
! airy were wounded as were forty-SiX 9th
or soldiers. The Spaniards lost 2S5 killed
and wounded
The Texas shcllcd the Santiago bat
tcries on June 22. when a siN-inch shell
killed Apprentice Frank l.. Blakcly and
wounded seven scamcn. Shortly after
! ward Thomas Levallcy of White Plains.
y. Y, died in the Key West hospital of
appendicitis caused by ovcrexcrtion while
serving on the Yankee before Guanta-
namo and Santiago.
Casualties at Santiago.
In the advance on Santiago of July l,
and 3. there were killed u officers, 20o
enlisted men and - officers, and l, l9I en-
listed men were wounded. At that time
81 enlisted men, of whom many have
since been found, were reported missing.
In the destruction of Ccryera's fleet on
July 3. Chief Ieoman George ii. Ellis
of the Brooklyn was the only American
killed. Three were slightly wounded on
the Texas. The Spanish loss has been
estimated at $40 killed and 100 wounded,
including Admiral Ccrvera himself and
Capt. Euate. Besides this. in the sink
ing of the Spanish cruiser Reina Merce-
dos Cant five and ~
marines were killed and a lieutenant and
il men wounded. In the subsequent mu
tiny Of Spanish prisoners on the Harvard
six of them were killed and II wounded.
The loss with the Spanish cruiser Alphon-
So MI. is unknown.
Winthrop Chanler of New York.
brother Of Col VIM. Astor Chanler, was
wounded in the right arm on July 3, while
landing with a force Of - rough riders
and some Cubans from the auxiliary gun
boat Peoria. at Palo Alto.
Gen. Miles. after effecting his landing
III Porto Rico. ut Guanica, has had such
gratifying time of it that there were
practically no American casualties. Capt.
Gihon Barrett and four men, all Sixth
Massachusetts, We're wounded in n fight
before Yauco. where four Spaniards were
found dead and several wounded. On
Aug. & eight privates We're wounded at
Guayama. One Spaniard was killed and
two wounded. Five men were wounded
ut Asomanta, Lieut.. J. l.. Haines. Fourth
artillery. and two privates We're wounded
and Il corporal killed. One man was kill
I'd and an officer and Il men wounded
near Iiormigueros.
In the fight at Manila July 81. the Span
ish loss was estimated at 300 killed and
1000 wounded. and we lost nine killed,
nine seriously wounded. including Capt.
Reinholdt Richter. and Is slightly wound
ed.
The last casualty in the navy was the
death of Emanuel Konlouris. n coal pass
or on the gunboat Bancroft. who was kill
cd during recent engagement with
Spanish riflemen ut a point of land juttinS
out into Cortes bay.
Corporal Swanson was killed by a
shell in Gen. Wilson's advance in Porto
Rico. Capt. Lee and Lieut.. Names and
three privates were wounded. The Span
ish loss has not been reported.
Total Losses in Both Armies.
Gen. Vara del Rey of the Spanish forces
was one of those killed at FL Cancy. Gen.