Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-02-10


cannon outside the city was plainl,
of Manila fccked into fhe walled city
with their arms full Of articles. All thu
carriages disappeared as if by magic
the street cars were stopped, the tele
graph lines We're cut and the soldiers
hurriedly but silently marched out Of
the city to the stations assigned them.
GENERAL OTIS LIST.
lean Commander.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-General Otis
at Manila, has sent to the war depart.
ment list of the dead and wounded
Americans in the battle with insur.
gents. When General Otis casualty
lists began to come over the cable they
were somewhat confusing, probably due
to the fact that there are 10 different
lines between Manila and Washington
The Immediate effect was to cause some
errors to be made in the reported list OF
killed. After great difficulty the officers
of the war department arranged the pre-,
vious casualty lists into the following
single list which is believed to be sub.
stantially correct and was made up as
an official substitute list for the prior
lists:
First South Dakota.
KILLED - Private Horace J. Nc.
Cracker, Company H; Private Fred E.
Green, I; Private William J. Lewis, +
WOUNDED Private Benjamin PAepps
K; Corporal Eugene Stevens, K; Private
Frank G.: McLain: Hiram Fay; CORPORAL
H. Osgood, F; Private A Haskell, l.
First Montana.
K1LLED-Corporal Hayes, Company
H; Private John Zernsen, L.
WoUNDED-PrivateR eynold, L. Pri
vate Charles Rummels: Private Mayer.
ziek, I; Corporal Skinner, L.
Fourteenth Infantry.
K1LLED-Lieutenant James Mitchell
Corporal Guy B. Soden, Company E
Corporal Henry F. Thompson, NJ: Pri
vate Jesse A. Hale, A; Maurice Sea-
man. A; Louis Y. Dietz, D; James Hai.
vey Knight, NJ; Charles w. Douglass
M; Frank H. Issinghausen, M; Charles
A.. Zeitz, NJ; Alphone Bonner, M; Peter
NJ. Storment. I.
First Washington.
K1LLED-Corporal George w. Nc
Douan, Company NJ; Private Ralph w
Simonds, A; George B. Reichart: Frank
Smith: Matthias H. Cherry; Sherman
Harding; Edward H. Ferry, D; Walter
N. Hansen, L; Arno H. Nickel, H.
WOUNDED Fourteen; several seri
ously.
First Colorado.
KILLED-Private c.. D. White, Com
pany D; Elmer F. Doran, I: Charlie:
Carlson. L.
WoUNDED-First lieutenant corpora
and three privates.
First Idaho.
Kn1.ED--Major Ed McCcnville; Cor
poral Frank r. Calvert, Company B
Private James Frazer, c; G.. w
Hall, G.
First California.
K1ILED-Private J. J. Dewar, Com
pany K: Tom Bryan, H; Joseph Ma
her, N.
First Tennessee.
K1LLED-Colonel William G. Smith
Sixth Artillery.
KnLED-Private w. A. Goodman, II
Tenth Pennsylvania. .s%
WOUNDED - Major, lieutenant, Sc,
geant and three privates.
Third Artillery. .->'
WOUNDED sergeant, three pr
Yates. 1.
STILL ON PROVOST DUTY
Thirteenth Minnesota Was Not in tn
Battle ut Manila =.
ST. Paul, Feb. THE tollowin
message has been received by Governo
Lind, from Colonel Fred Ames OF til
Thirteenth Minnesota: = N !; y. vs.
"To Lind, governor: The regimen
is still acting as provost guard. Their
is no occasion for alarm No, casualties
| City quiet" - ) :s:.' :. III ..#
+ - Tho Opposing Forces. = :, zs
3 WASHINGTON, Feb, &6.-The force
under General Otis. command at Mar
liza number q ,648 men, and Of. thi
uulnb her about 19, 900 are present 70
/ duty No one here knows the rea
strength Of the insurgents opposed s
General Otis. The accounts Of thei
number are confi citing and none "a
them comes from reliab le sources. Sti]
{ the best belief of the auth orities at 9tf,