The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-19
AMERICAN ARMY CASUALTIES.
General Otis Report shows Five
KILLED and Fifty w oundcd,

NtIeu and Fifty Wounded.
Washington, June is~-Major General
Otis bias reported to tho war department
an additional list OF casualties among the
soldiers under his command, amounting
10 tve killed and htty wounded as fol-
lows
Manila, June ls.--Additional casualties.
hllled-Fourteenth infantry. at zapote,
June ID. Company l.. Sergeant Thomas
Laws Corporal Jonn Moore, company A;
CORPORAL David z. Dague, company /
nelson I. Lsmorl. First Iowa; company |,
Walter Gardner
Wounded-First Washington, at Cainta
and Moroug, June 3: Company /, John
Goldman hand, slight, Juuf !, John An
derson, slight June 3, company IL. viii
liam u. Adkins thigh, slight
FIRST Montana, near Bacolor, June 10:
Company D, James A Caseheer. arm
slight, Fourth infantry AZ zapote, June
10. company A. Second Lieutenant How
ard Avery, thigh, moderate; John F. Bran
nan sd,severe;Z. J. Bendell ear. slight;
William Cooper, leg. moderate. Henry
Hulbe moderate; Harvey j. Low, lower
extremity, severe, Pomeroy HarneN. COM
pany ID, thigh; William Currey, arm. mod
crate; company /, Thorn S. Ballard,
shoulder, moderate; company l., Arthur
Franz, hand slight William Lapp, butt
sock, severe; Arthur Rosebrock, back,
slight; Charles stephan, hand, severe;
company NJ, Corporal Cadmus, foot, mod
crate. First artillery, at zapote, June 10;
Company c, William Lawson thigh,
| slight Norman e. Banner, wrist, moder
at; Samuel $. Wentworth, ankle, moder-
ate; Sergeant Avery e. Long, forearm,
moderate. Sixth artillery. near Las Pinas
Company d, Mark d. Minot. thigh. Ninth
infantry at Zapote; Company B, George
Clampffe, eyelid. slight; George l.. De-
FORE, moderate; company c, Drayton
Bretch. hand, slight company |, Arthur
Odin, arm. slight Twelfth infantry: Com
pany l.. Miles Doyle, neck and chest, Sc
we're; John McHenry, arm, slight; Patrick
McMulvlhill: VIM L. Cogrillo, eye, Sc
we're; Michael Uline, thigh, moderate;
First Lieutenant James r. Harbeson,
thigh slight Sergeants Frank j, Boyle,
hand, moderate company NJ, George Tir-
ran, thigh, moderate; Corporal George
Marshall, musician, chest, severe; Frank
Il. Schierk, thigh severe; Musician VIII
liam Silene, leg. moderate. Twenty first
! infantry: Company f, John Henchy. hand,
slight; John J. Ward, hand slight; James
iNIcHugh, leg. slight; Lieutenant John
/ Donovan, thigh severe; Corporal Charles
/ Nuevins, forearm, slight John c. Whalen,
! elbow. moderate; company l. Dennis Col
| Inns. thigh, slight Patrick Houligan wrist,
! slight; Michael J. MIkulkl. clavical, slight,
Joseph Ravie. arm, moderate; company
/ G. First Lieutenant Patrick Connolly, leg,
| severe Twenty-third infantry: Compa-
ny l.. Second Lieutenant Monroe C. Kirth,
arm, severe.
TELEGRAPHfC REPORT
Washington, June 1S.-Major General
Otis at Manila telegraphs the following
deaths since the last weekly report
From wounds in action
June 11.--Charles Gamble private, COM
pany c, Third infantry.
June 14--George Marshall, private, com
pany NJ Twelfth infantry; John +. Bran
nan, private. company A, Fourth in
| fautry.
From typhoid fever;
May 12.-George Schultz private, com
pany c, Third infantry.
June 11.-C, ". Edge. private. company
e, First artillery.
June 12.-Charles Prouty, private, com
pany c. First South Dakota.
From endocarditis.
Charles Cdlkin, private, company NJ,
Third ine1niry.
From diphtheria:
June 13.-Fred Warfield, private. com
psny B, Twentieth Kansas.
From dysentery
June l5.--Jamea Gray, private, company
II, Twentieth infantry.
June 13.-Joseph Madden, company H.
| Third infantry.