Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1899-02-09
List of Casualties.

ant news in Washington was the ratif-
cation of the peace treaty and the re-
ceipt of the lists of casualties from Gen.
eral Otis. Prompted by General Otis
promise of Sunday night to send along
the list of casualties at the earliest mo.
ment, the friends of the soldiers at
Manila besieged the war Office for in.
formation from the scene of the battle.
The list was long in coming, fact ex-
planned by the cutting of the telegraph
wires along the American front, which
prevented early reports from the divis-
ion commanders.
When General Otis casualty lists
began to come over the cable they were
somewhat confusing. The following
list is believed to be substantially cor
rect:
First Brigade, First Division-Tenth
Pennsylvania = Wounded Major E.
Brierer, Lieutenant Albert j. Butter
more, Sergeant Joseph K. Sheldon, Pri-
Yates Hiram Conger, Edward Caldwell,
Default
First Wounded: Privates
Reynolds, Charles Rummels, John Sor-
enson, probably dead; Mayersick, Cor
porals Skinner and Hayes.
First Colorado-Priyates Orton Tive
yer, Company B, wounded left thigh;
Charles S. Morrison, B, wounded in left
hand; Maurice Parkhurst. B, wounded
IN pubes. Q. D. White, D, missing, sup.
posed to be drowned; Elmer F. Doran, I,
killed. shot in chest; Charles B. Boyce,
L, flesh wound in left knee; Charles L.
Carlson. L, killed, shot in head First
Lieutenant Charles Haugwont, flesh
wound left knee; Corporal William H.
Erie, l, wounded in left cheek and
arm.
First South Dakota-Killed Privates
Horace J.McCracken, H; Fred E. Green,
y; William j. Lewis, I. Wounded: Pri-
vate Benjamin Phepps, &, right thigh;
Corporal Eugene E. Stevens, K, right
thigh; Private Frank G. McLain, right
hip; Hiram Fay, right knee; Corporal
Carl +. Osgood, H, sprained knee; Pri-
vate A. Haskell, slightly in neck.
Third Artillery-Wounded: Sergeant
Bernard Sharp; Privates Orian Ryan,
Edward Lundstrom, James Gleason.
Fourteenth Infantry-Killed: Cor
poral Guy B. Soden, Corporal Henry F.
Thompson, Privates Jesse Hale, Maurice
Seaman, Louis V. Dietz, James Harvey
knight, Charles W. Douglas, Frank H.
lssinghausen, Charles A. Seitz, Alphonse
Bonner, Peter M. Storment.
Sixth Artillery-Killed Private w.
A. Goodman, D.
First Idaho-Killed: Major Ed Nc.
Conville, Corporal Frank r. Calvert,
3; Private James Frazer, G.
First California-Killed: Private J.
J. Dewar, X; Tom Bryan, H; Joseph
Maker, NJ.
First Washington-Killed: Corporal
George W. MCGOWAN, Privates Ralnh
w. Simends, George B. Reichart,
Frank Smith, NJ. H. Cherry, Sherman
Harding, Edward H. Perry, Walter N.
Hanson. Arno H. Meickel. Wounded:
Sergeant Samuel E. Boakler, Corporal
James Neary, Musician Joseph w. Os.
berger, Privates Dixon A. Everett.
Michael Kennedy. Augustin Berry.
First Nebraska = Killed: Privates
Char.es Ballinger, Company L, Omaha;
Lewis Besler, I, Bennett; E. Egger, G,
Fremont. Wounded: First Sergeant
Orren +. Curtis. G, Beatrice; Corporal
Henry Epp, Q, Beatrice; Musician James
Pierce, G, Pawnee City; Corporal Harry
I. Hull, A, York; Privates John L.
Bronson, B. Fullerton; Harry Brown,
f, Madison; William Maddox, I, Ben.
net; Conrad Egan, K, Columbus; Simon
J. Simonson. K, Columbus; James P. Nc.
Kinney, L, Omaha; Hugh Kenoyer, M,
Broken Bow; Howard L. Kerr, NJ,
Broken Bow; George L. Clother, B.
Fullerton; Douglas L. Bridges, F, Mad.
son.
First Wyoming = Killed: Sergeant
George Rogers. Company 9. Wounded:
Private Ray Wilderer, Company Q.
Killed-Sergeant Harry A. Young
Corporal John g. Young, Wilhelm
Goodman, Utah light artillery; Corporal
Dean, Sergeant Whitaker, Third arti!. |
cry; Corporal Jacob Landis, Allen B.
Bokwell. Tenth Pennsylvania; Ralph
Z. Shearer. First Washington.
Lieutenant James Mitchell. Four.
Ieenth infantry, died Of wounds.
Private G. w. Hall, First Idaho died
If wounds. ,5I.
Colonel William @. Smith First Tenn.
'ssee. died of apoplexy in battle. ~