Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-08-10
THIRTY-Two ARE DEAD.
eth Kansas KILLED or Died of Wounds
Complete List of Casualties.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 1.-The list of
officers of the Twentieth Kansas killed
in action up to date is as follows:
Lieut., Alfred C. Afford. of Lawrence; Sergt
ID j. Cohen, Of San Francisco; Capt. D. S.
Elliott. Of Coneyville; Lieut.. William a. Nc
Faggart. of Liberty.
Seventeen privates killed in action
were as follows:
A S. Ambal, of Cofeyville; o. L. Birlew of
Fredonia; William D. Carroll, of Edwards coun-
"; Alya L. Dix, OF Augusta; T. E. Fairchild, of
McCune; James Kline, of Quindaro; W lillian
keeney, OF Hackney, Mo-; George Munro, of
Mar1nette, Wis: ReSil Mammalian, OF Topeka;
Char1es Pratt, OF New Cambria (the first Kan
sas man killed. Hirman L. Plummer, of Black
burn, Ok; A. V. Ricketts,, of Stanton; John
Scherer. of Los Angeles, Cal; William Sulli-
van, OF Lamsville; Oscar Thorne of La Cygne;
Samuel NJ. Wilson, OF Saina; Merton A. VIII
COX, of Olathe.
Eleven privates dying from wounds
received in battle were as follows:
Curran Craig, of GARRETT; Joe Howard, OF St.
Louis; Adrian Hatfield, of Nelson; Larry Jones,
OF Pittsburg; Oscar Mallicott, OF Virgil; Henry
Morr1son, of Salina; Howard Olds of st. Jo-
seph, No; A. H. Terry, of Kansas City; Joseph
Wahe, OF Lawrence; John C. Muir and Ernest
Ryan.
The list of officers wounded in action
is as follows:
Capt o. S. Albright. C; Corporal Elvie An
derson. x; Sergt. w. c. Barber E; Corporal
James H Bryant, E; Lieut. G. II. Bell, E; Capt.
w. H. Bishop, NJ; Capt. Charles NJ. Christy, E;
Lieut. w. A Callahan, L; Capt A. G. Clark, H;
Corporal Ernest Crisis, H; Corporal George B.
DALEY, K; Sergt. Joseph Deward, K; Col. Fred
Funston; Corporal Bert Hanson. x; Corporal
u. N. HOrkman, H; Lieut.. Frank Huiing, acct
dental, K; Corporal J. c. Hannerburg, G.; Sergt
j. w. keShner, a; Sergt Ira Keithly, D; Cor
pora1 Harvey G. kuhns L; Corporal Ernest
h1nca1d K; Sergt John o. Morse, K: Sergt. j.
w. Murray, L; Wilder S. Metcalf major now
rot Cor ole II.
B. Oliver, F; Lieut.. R. J. Harker K; w M.
Murphy, I; Corporal Fred Recob, A; Sergt. j. A.
Robinson, D; Corporal Fred Sands, F; Corporal
Claude Shurdock, B; Sergt A c. Snow, K; Cor
poral Frank Sample, c; Sergt C. W. Tozier, L;
Corporal E. D. Willing, B; Capt. W. G. Watson,
E; Sergt. G. A Woodwork, A; Sergt Maj. G.
E. Warner, F.
Privates wounded, with their COM
pany letter, are as follows:
I. G. Alderman, F; Fred Atchison, G; Elmer
Ashcraft, E; John E. Ballow, I; George NJ. Bat
tersby, M; Charles Bennett, NJ; I. Blesch, L; S.
r Barton, E; Raymond Clark D; Daniel Con-
way, f; Fred Carter, E; Edward Crane, B;
George H. Cravens, E; G. W. Clapp, Jr., I; Ben
jamin Couchman, band T. J. Davidson, H; Al
bert Dooley, NJ; W. c. Ebert F; A W. Evans
E; CORTLAND Fleming. K; William E. Ickworth
ID; E. Fritz, I; M. j. Gerrety, L; John Gillian
B; H. S. Harris. B; Frank Huling, A; Charles
hammond, F; J. E. Histed, D; E. R. Hook, H;
J. Q. Hefien, E; A. G. Howe, G; W. A. Hub
bard, K; e. E. Harris, K; Arthur Holhngshead,
E; H L Johnson, G; Charles A. Kelson, B;
Walter Kemp F; L L. Knox, I; S. Leuden-
| chager, G; S. Morrison. NJ A. M. Mitchell, B;
]. S. Mills, E; Wesley Maitley, G.; George
Meyer, K; A. K. Moore, H; William McGrew,
| ]; William Douga1l, F; W. A. Nelson, F; Oscar
Nesbitt K; Ira Hayne, A; OrviIle Parker, G.;
c. M. Hease, B; Larrance Page, H; Henry Rat
clif F; j. F. Rice, D; C. S. Scott, H; Albert
| Shaughnessy, E; n. NJ. Smith, B; I. G. Sitter,
| L; Frank Stewart, A; G. W. Stevens, C; Joseph
Scott, c; H. M. Sorenson, f; William L. Tull,
F; Elmer Elrie B; John NJ. Weber, I; William
Wolf, L; Charles A Waters, A; 7. L. Wagner,
| musician; Walter A. Wyatt L; T. j. Wiegant,
| G; Edward Ziebel, M