Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-31

Yates Lewis c. Barber, thigh, severe.
John Benedict. lung. severn: Company
-. N. Rickan. thigh, severe: Hansen
Baker, leg. slight. Frank Ferguson.
scapula. severe. Company l.. John Ott-
man. thigh, severe; Knut Petcrron. hip
and thigh. severe; Company NJ. John
Donnelly. leg. moderate; Company VI.
Corporal oscar johnson, flesh. slight.
Tenth sylvania--Company j.
First Sergeant Augustine Renfnlcy.
thigh. severe: Company G. Sergeant
Charles w. Ashcraft. leg, slight; Pr
Yates WIN. u. Lewis, thigh, severe:
Company ID, James Novrokcr forearm.
moderate: Company II, Richard Bncr.
hip. slight Company u. Geo NJ: Tay-
Tor. abdomen. severe. Company X. Sol
ONION Russ. peivis. severe.
First Nobraska-company r. First
Sergeant Arthur viokcrs, groin. severe.
Company &. privatca Roy Campbell.
leg. moderate; Company q. Henry
Hickman, thigh. severe; Company VI.
otto kastcnbcrgcr. shoulder. slight:
Company NJ. Jack l.. Beach. forearm.
slight.
March 10. First acknowledgements
ID. Sergoants HUH II. ciapp. thigh. re-
we're; company ~. Robert Mcconnell.
breast. slight. company NJ. Privatcs
Herbert ". Barber wrist. thigh and
bullock, severe: company g. VIM.
1ogaden. chest, ncvere. Geo. u. Bonn
mer, forearm. slight; I.ynyers Durham.
chest, severe. Heft 3. Watts, thigh.
slight; company u. Herbert Hodgcn.
leg. slight. Erie Ncwfoldt. thigh and
shoulder severe. company q. John y.
Davis. hand. slight. Claude n. Chem
owth. Thigh. silEht; company II. Lloyd
Spottenstcln. hand. severe. Edward
Downing thigh. slight. John G. Mar
shall. leg. slight. Walter n. Fllfrltz.
arm. severe. Roy Duncan. leg. slight.
First Colorado Second Lieut.. Fred Z.
Perry. chest. slight: company y. pH.
waite G. y. Carter. dorsal region. severe.
Tenth nsyivnnlf-company u.
Private II. J. Knox, thigh. severe.
First South Dakotn-company G. Ser
gennt Frank slcppin-. heel. moderate.
Twentieth Kanans-Compnny y. Pri-
waite Todd l.. Wagner. leg, severe.
First North Dakota accompany ".
Harry W. Donovan. elbow. slight. pri-
vate; Putnam nradlescong. major ns-
rlsiant adjutant general volunteer,.
shoulder. slight Henry .uoyt' major.
chief surgeon volunteers. thigh. slight.
March -; First South Dakota
Company NJ. Private Charles Thciss.
powder burn. abdomen.
March 30i Tcnth pennsylvania-Com
pany e. Private William Mongichart.
back and foot.
PLANS OF CAMPAIGN.
Washington. March ALT IL said az
the war department that Gen. Otis will
not make n campaign during the rainy
season. nor n n believed that he viii
at present chase tho Fiilpinon into the
mountain fastncarer Of Luxon.
Tho officials consider II evident that
the flght that was In Arulnaido has
been whipped out OF him and he cannot
hold the Filipino army together much
longer. II Den. otis 10 advises. the war
department win approve a cessation ~
active hortilitics or further forward
movement when little can be accom-
pilshcd save chnsing the Filiplnoa with
out definite results.
A short rest viii determine whether
the FiliplnoH intend 10 keep up n Tucrii-
In warfare and II 30 n plan Il already
maturing 20 meet any such conditions
Natives viii Be employed 60 fight the
Ruerliina and NJ The government ear
give them better pay and afford then
greater protection than Agulnaido
there ~ no doubt about tho ability e
employ natives In this way. N Their
must he guerilla lighting during IN,
rainy season, which viii soon be npof
the PHILIPPINES. the Americans win mol
Sacrifices. ihsir troops IN such q varfare
" natives Gun be obtnined.
The scene Of action around Manila
has shifted materially within the last
q hours.
MacArthurn advance forward. which
has been pushing nOrthward. hni
reached IT, objective point Maloios. u
IL now enjoying there most deserved
rest.
NEW SCENE OF ACTION.
Meantime new field OF activity np
pears 10 the east of Manila. where Gen
Robert Halls brigade. made NJ cntirel,
OF regulars, has thus far been held aa !
| reserve.
Orn. Otis dispatch received EARL
this morning, referred TOT the hrst tim
60 the nFhtng done by Hairs brigade
saying "a severe engagement had oc
CURED beyond Mnriuuina. This u
about ten miles due enSt Of Manill
and entirely outside Of the range %
lighting OF MhcArthur'E division. oi
| the military map II N shown tlat ~
advanced FUZZY ten miller up To Mon
Aihan. According 20 Cen. OTIS dis
| patch received nj u. m. today Hal
miles and II back NJ Mnrlauinn. TIT
killing OF Lieut. Gregg OF the Four
tecnth Infantry, occurred during thl
fighting east Of Manila. II In pnrticu
iarly deplored In army circles. us Greg
was a young and popular officer. NJ
was appointed Ia the military academy
from Pcnnnylvnnia, graduating IN tn
class NJ ~ and serving firat with tn
| Sixteenth infantry and then with tn
Eighteenth. He was at Fort Sheridan
for time with the Fourth lnfantr!
and also saw service In cuba.
Gen. Hairs brigade. which has beet
doing the lighting east Of Manila. 4
made IN Of the Third. Fourth. and tw,
battallona Of the Seventeenth infantry
ACTIVE EAST OF MANILA.
Further indications that the rebel
| are active east OF Manila II shown II
| the brief report that Gen. Kings brig
AIDE has been moved out from sai
| Pedro Macatl to Paaig. This II tn
/ first move of any OF the troops soutl
| of the PaHlg river. They form n divlH
ion under Major General Lnwion. VIII
has the brlgades OF Generals King AM
ovenshinc. Kings brigade includes IN
| First North Dakota. First washington
and battalion % the First Colorado
| Ovenshinc'H brigade includes tho Four
tccnth Infantry, the First Idaho aud
SQUADRON OF tho First cavalry.
The movements east and south o
Manila are accepted NJ the war depart
mcnt na showing that Gen. otis doe
not propose to allow tho rebela TO pres
| In from these quarters while Con. Mac
Arthur IN executing the main move
| mcnt for the north.