The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-07

unteer in either of the Utah pat
+ teries was killed or wounded IN
+ the battle at Manila
When General Otis casualty lists be-
gan to come over the cables they were
somewhat confusing, probably due TO
the fact that there are nineteen dlffer-
emit lines between Washington and
Manila The immediate effect was TO
cause some errors to be made IN the
reported list of killed. After great dlf-
ficulty the officials of the war depart
ment arranged the previous casualty
lists into the following single list, winch
is believed to be substantially accurate
and was made up as an official substl-
tute list for the prior lists:
First brigade, First division.
TENTH PENNSYLVANIA
Major E. Brierer, flesh wound in
arm, slight; Lieutenant Albert ]. But
termore, flesh wound, slight; Sergeant
Joseph Sheldon, company H, slight
flesh wound in thigh; Private Hiram
CongeT, abdomen penetrated, serious;
Private Edward Caldwell, company {,
thigh penetrated; Private Default,
flesh wound back, slight.
FIRST MONTANA.
Private Reynolds, company H, slight
wound in ear; Private Charles Rum-
mels, flesh wound in leg, slight; Cor
poral Hay, company H, missing, PROB
ably killed; Private John Sorenson'
company L, head wounded, probably
dead; Private Mayersick, company c,
lungs penetrated, serious; Corporal
Skinner, company l, slight wound IN
thigh.
Private Orton Twever, company B,
wounded in left thigh; Private Charles
5. Morrison, company b, wounded Ia
left hand; Private Maurice Parkhurst,
company B, wounded in pubes; Private
c. d. White, company d, missing, sup
posed to be drowned; Private Elmer +.
DCran, company L, killed, shot IN cheSt;
Corporal William H. Erie, company l.
wounded in leIt cheek and arm; Pri-
vate Charles B. Boyce, company 1, flesh
wound in left knee; Private Charles
Carlson, company L, Killed, shot in
head; First Lieutenant Charles Haugh-
Wout, flesh wound ii left knee.
FIRST SOUTH DAKOTA
Private Horace j. McCracken, COM
pany H, killed; Private Fred E. Green,
company 1, killed; Private William j.
Lewis. company l, killed; Private Ben
amin Phepps, company K, wounded in
right thigh; Corporal Eugene Z. Ste
vens, company K, wounded in right
thigh: Phivate Frank McLain, wound
ed in right hip; Hiram Fay, wounded in
right knee; Corporal Carl II. Osgood,
company F, sprained knee; Private 4.
Haskell, company L, slight wound in
neck
THIRD ARTILLERY.
Private Bernard Sharp, flesh wound
in leg. slight; Private Orian Ryan, shot
in head, serious; Private Edward Luns-
from. company L, shot through hand,
slight; Private James Gleason, company
L, flesh wound in thigh, slight.
FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.
Killed-Corporal Guy P. Soden, COM
pany E; Corporal Henry f. Thompson,
company Nj; Private Jesse E. Hale, 4
company A; Maurice Seaman, company
A; Louis V. Dietz, company D; James
Harvey Knight, company NJ; Charles
w. Douglas, company NJ; Charles H.
Essin ghausen, company NJ; Charles
A. Seitz. company NJ; Aiphonse Bonner,
company NJ; Peter a. Storment, COM
pany 1.
Wounded-Sergeant Samuel E. Boak- |
Ter, 1; Corporal James Neary, NJ; Mu-
sician Joseph w. Osberger, NJ; Private |
Dixon A Everett, A; Michael Kennedy, J
Berry. F; Benjamin A. Har-
bour, High P. Mcclellan, Herman |
Steinhagen, o. B. Wright, 1; William |
Sloat, K; Arthur L. Osleurn, NJ; Rich |
SIXTH ARTILLERY.
Killed-Private W. A. Goodman, D.
FIRST IDAHO.
Killed-Major E. D. McConville, Cor