The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-06
OTIS REPORT.
official List of Killed and Wounded
at Manila


official List of Killed and Wounded
at Manila
Washington, Feb 6.-The following
report from Gen. Otis has been received
at the war department:
Manila, Feb. 6.-Adjutant General,
First brigade, First division:
TENTH PENNSYLVANIA.
Maj. E. Brierer, flesh wound, arm,
slight
Lieut.. Albert J. Buttermore, flesh
wound, slight.
Sergt. Joseph Sheldon, Company H,
slight flesh wound, thigh.
Private Thomas Conger, Company ii,
abdomen penetrated, serious.
Private Edward Caldwell, Company
D, lung penetrated, serious.
Private Debalt, Company c, flesh
wound, back, slight.
FIRST MONTANA.
Private Reynolds, Company H, slight
wound in ears.
Private Charles Rummels, flesh wound
in leg, slight
Corporal Hayes, Company H, missing,
probably killed.
Private John Sorenson, Company L,
head wounded, probably dead.
Private Mayersick, Company I. lungs
penetrated, serious.
Corporal I. Skinner, Company L. slight
wound.
FIRST COLORADO.
Private Orton Tever, wounded, left
thigh.
Private Charles B. Morrison, Com
pany B, wounded, left hand.
Private Maurice Parkhurst, Company
B, wounded in pubes.
Private C. D. White, Company D,
missing. supposed to be drowned.
Private Elmer F. Doran, Company I,
killed, shot in chest.
Corporal VIM. H. Erie, company I,
wounded in left cheek and arm.
Private Charles Carbon, Company L,
shot in head, killed.
Private Charles B. Boyce, Company
L, flesh wound in left knee.
FIRST SOUTH DAKOTA.
Private Horace ]. McCracken, Com
pany H, killed.
Private Fred E. Green, Company I,
killed.
Private VIM. z. Lewis, Company I,
killed
Private Benjamin Phelps. wounded,
right thigh.
Corporal Eugene E. Stevens, wound
ed, right thigh.
Private Frank F. McClain, Company
G, wounded in right hip.
Private Hiram Fay, Company I,
wounded in right knee.
Corporal Carl H. Osgood, Company f,
sprained knee.
Private A. Haskell. slight wound an
neck.
THIRD ARTILLERY.
Sergt. Bernard Sharp, Company L,
flesh wound, right leg, slight.
Private Orian Ryan, Company L, shot
in head, serious.
Private Edward Lundstrum, Com
pany L, shot through hand, slight
Private James Gleason, Company L,
flesh wound, thigh, slight.
Further reports will follow. (Signed)
OTIS.
The officials of the war department
say that this report has been delayed
owing to the extreme care which Gen.
Otis exercised in dealing. with such
matter. The details furnished by Gen.
Otis, they say, can be relied upon in
every particular.
A Second Report.
Washington, D. c., Feb. 6-The second
bulletin received from General Otis con-
tanned the list of casualties in the Ma
Mia fight. The general seems to have
abandoned the style of report he adopt
ed in the first bulletin and instead of
giving a statement of casualties by
brigades, he appears to have sum-
married. all of the killed in the second
bulletin in addition to the eight men
toned as killed in the first bulletin
along with the wounded. The second
bulletin contains list of fOrty-SiX dead,
making in addition to the previous bull
letin a total of fifty-four killed in the
battle of Saturday night and Sunday.
The second list is as follows:
Manila, Feb. g. 1899.-Adjutant Cen
eral, Washington: Additional casual
ties Killed in action:
FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.
Corporal Guy B. Soden, E, and Henry
F. Thompson, NJ.
Privates Jesse A. Hale. A simauris.
L. Seaman, A; Louis v. Deitz, D; Jas.
Harvey Knight, Charles w. Douglas,
Frank H. Issinghausen, Charles A.
Seitz and Alphonzo Donner, NJ, and
Peter N. Stormont, /.
SIXTH ARTILLERY.
Private w. A. Goodman, D.
FIRST IDAHO
Major Edward McConnvilIe, Corporal
Frank r. Calvert, B; Private James
Frazer, G.
FIRST CALIFORNIA.
Privates ]. J. Dewar, K; Tom Bryan,
H and Joseph Maher, NJ.
FIRST WASHINGTON.
Corporal George w. MCGOWAN A;
Privates Ralph w. Simonds, A; Geo. B.
Reichart, Frank Smith, Matthias H;
Cherry, E; Sherman Harding Edward
H. Perry, I; Walter N. Hanson, L; and
Arno H. Moickel, H.
Wounded in Action.
FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.
Sergeant Samuel E. Boakler, I; Cor
poral James Neary, M; Musician Joseph
w. Osberger, NJ; Private Dixon, A;
Everett, A; Michael Kennedy, Angus
tin Berry, F; James A. Harbour, Hugh
P. Mcclellan, Herman Steinhagen, o.
J. Wright, 1; VIM. Sloan, K; Arthur L.
Osleurn, Richard Hughes and Albert E.
Barth, M.
DIED OF WOUNDS.