The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-01
Taking Of Malolos
Ends Campaign.
RAINY SEASON NEAR
Troops Will Rest Till Dry
Season Comes.

Washington. March Silt is said at
the war department that Cen Otis will
not make a campaign during the rainy
season, nor is it believed that he will
at present chase the Filipinos into the
mountain Businesses of Luzon. The Of
ticials consider it evident that all the
fight that was in Aguinaldo has been
whipped out of him, and it is believed
he cannot hold the Filipino army to-
gether much longer. If Gen. Otis
advises, the war department will APP
prove q cessation of active hostihties
or further forward movement when lit
tie can be accomplished save chasing
the Filipinos without definite results.
A short rest will determine whether
the Filipinos intend to keep up a que
rilla warfarel if SO, a plan is all ready
to meet any such condition, and the
natives will be employed to fight the
guerillas, and as the government can
give them better pay and afford them
greater protection than Aguinaldo,
there is no doubt about the ability to
employ natives in this way
If there must be guerilla fighting
during the rainy season, which will
soon be upon the Philippines, the I'm
tied States will not sacrifice its troops
in such warfare if natives can be OBJ
tanned. The scene of action around
Manila has shifted materially within
the last "A hours. McArthur's advance
forces, which have been pushing north
ward, have reached their objective
point, Malolos. They are now enjoying
their most deserved rest.
The movements east and south of
Manila are accepted at the war depart
ment as showing that Gen. Otis does
not propose to allow the rebels to press
in from those quarters.
The following list of casualties has
been received from Gen. Otis:
March 29-Killed, Twentieth Kansas,
Band Privates Orlin Birlow, Co. G. OF
yer Dix, M, Samuel Wilson, Tenth
Pennsylvania, I, Privates Naiel
Stevens, c.; Frederick Genuine, 1;
Bert T. Amherst; First South Dakota,
M. Private Oscar Fallon.
March 3O-First Nebraska, A, Pri-
Yates Milton Linde, William Orr; L,
Howard G. Whitemore.
March 31-Fourth infantry, First
Lieutenant John Gregg.
Wounded. March 25-First Montana,
K. Second Lieutenant Miles Kelly,
wrist slight, c; Privates Theodore
Valkey, neck and shoulder, severe; e,
John Cavanaugh, neck. slight; Musi-
clan James McQuary, slight; I, Pri-
Yates Edward NJ Weaver, forearm,
slight; G, Charles L. Young, hand,
slight,
March 29.-E, Privates Axel Peterson,
forearm, slight; James LenoX, knee,
severe; i, William Burkowski, Shout
der, severe; H, Allen U. Smith, cheek,
moderate; Charles F. Meyers, groin,
severe.
Twentieth Kansas-E, Capt william
]. Watson, chest, severe; Privates AL
bert Shaughnessy, knee, severe; Fred
L. Carter, forearm, severe; A, Charles
A Waters, head, slight; William D.
Smith, hand. severe; Corp. Claude
Sperlock, wrist, slight; X, George B.
DAILY, side. slight; L, Harry G. Kuhns,
shoulder, slight; Sergt. James W. Muir
ran, slight; Privates Michael NJ. Jar
ritty, knee, severe; C, Henry W. john
son, forearm, slight; II, Ernest Cross,
shoulder, severe; band, Private Flem
ing CORTLAND, abdomen. severe.
First South DaSota-Privates Lewis
F. Barber severe; Manuel Hickman.
thigh, severe; L, John Ottman, thigh
SeNElEr Nj JuiAll DOlillGlJs lEEs LlpuEI
ate; II, Corp. Oscar Johnson, flesh,
slight.
Tenth Pennsylvania, First Sergt
August Remaley, thigh, severe; c,
Sergt. Charles w. Ashcroft, leg, slight;
Privates William D. Lewis, thigh, Sc
we're; D, James Novrecker, forearm,
moderate; E, Richard Paer, hip, slight;
H, George A. Taylor, abdomen, severe;
K. Solomon Rush, pelvis, severe.
First Nebraska-F, First Sergt, Ar
thur Vickers, groin, severe; c, Privates
Roy Campbell, leg. moderate; G, Henry
Hackman thigh, severe; H. Otto Cas-
tenborder shoulder slight; NJ. Jack L..
Beach, forearm, slight.
March 30-First Nebraska-D, Serg-
eants High B. Clapp, thigh, severe; II,
Robert Mcconnell breast, slight; A,
Privates Herbert II. Barber, wrist,
thigh and bullock, severe; George r.
BONNER, forearm, slight; Bert S.
Watts, thigh slight: D. Herbert Hod-
ges. leg, slight: G,John E. Davis, hand,
slight: Fl. Lloyd Spottenstein, hand,
severe; Henry Ellensfris, arm, severe;
First COlOTadO-SecOnd Lieut.. Fred
L. Perry, chest, slight.
Tenth Pennsylvania-E. Private
Roy J. n. Knoz. foot, severe.
First South Dakota-C, Sergeant
Frank Stevens, heel. moderate,
Twentieth Kansas-F, Private Todd
/. Wagner, leg, severe.
First North Dakota-H. Private Har-
nv w. Donovan. elbow, slight; Putnam
Bradley Strong, major, assistant adju-
rant general volunteers, shoulder,
slight. Henry Z. Herrick. major. chief
surgeon. volunteers, thigh, slight.
March 29-First South Dawota-9I.
Private Charles Thiess, powder burn.
abdomen.