The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-02-09

MANILA, Feb. 7.-Careful estimates
placed the Filipino losses at 1000 dead,
1900 wounded and 5000 taken pris.
ouers.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-When Gen.
eral Otis casualty lists began to come
over the cables they were somewhat
confusing, probably due to the fact that
there are 10 different lines between
Manila and Washington. The imme-
uiate effect was to cause some errors to
be made in the reported list OF killed.
After great difficulty, the officials OF
the war department arranged the pre-
yious casualty lists into the following
single list, which is believed to be sub.
stantially accurate aud was made up as
an official substitute list for the prior
lists:
Firat Brigade, First Division, Tenth
Pennsylvania.
Major L. Brierer, flesh wound arm,
SliRht.
Lieutenant Albert J. Buttermore, flesh
wound, slight.
Q. Ii. Sergeant Joseph Sheldon, Com.
many II. slight flesh wound thigh.
Private hiram Conger, ID, abdomen
penetrated, serious.
Private Edward Caldwell, Q, lung
penetrated serious.
Private Default, flesh wound back,
slight.
First Montana
Private Reynolds, Company Fl, slight
wound in ear.
Private Charles Rummels, hesh wound
In leg, slight.
Corporal Hayes, II, missing, probably
killed.
Private John Serensen, L, head
wounded, probably dead.
Private Mayersick, l, lungs pene'
trated, serious.
Corporal Skinner, 1, slight thigh
wound.
First Colorado.
Private Orton Tweyer, Company d,
wounded left thign.
Private Charles 8. Morrison, B,
wounded lett hand.
Private Maurice Parkhurst, B,
wounded in pubes.
Private y. ID. White, D, missing sup
posedly drowned.
Private Elmer T. Doran, l, killed,
shot i'll chest.
Corporal William II. Erie, /, wounded
in lett cheek aud arm.
Private Cna les b. Boyce, L, flesh
wound in lett knee.
Private Charles Carlson, L, killed,
shot i'll head.
First Lieutenant Charles Haugh.
wount, flesh wound left knee.
First south dakota.
Private Horace j. McCracken, Com
pany III, killed.
Private Fred T. Gren, /, killed.
Private Benjamin Pnepps, *, wound.
cd right thigh.
Corporal Eugene Z. Stevens, X,
wounded right thigh.
Private Frank u. McLain, G, wound.
ed right hlp.
Hiram Fay, f. wounded right knee
Corporal Carl H. Osgood, +, sprained
knee.
Private A. Haskell, 1, slight wound
In neck.
Third Artillery.
Sergeant Bernard Sharp, flesh wound
leg. slight.
Private Orian Ryan, L. shot in head,
serious.
Private Edward Luudstrom, l., shot
through haud, slight.
Private James Gleason. L, flesh wound
thigh, slight.
Fourteenth Infantry.
Corporal Guy B. Soden, Company e.
Corporal Henry +. Thompson. Id.
Private Jesse A. Hale, A.
Maurice l.. Seeman, A.
Louis V. Deitz, ID.
James Harvey knight, NJ.
Charles w. Douglas, NJ.
Frank ii. lssingnausep, M.
Charles A. Seitz, M.
Aiphonse Bonner, NJ.
Peter M. Storment, l.
sixth Artillery.
Killed: Private w. A. Goodman, d
First Idaho.
Major Ed McConville.
Corporal Frank II. Calwerel, 3.
Private James Frazer, q.
fast California.
Killed:
Private J. J. Dewar, K.
Tom Bryan, III.
Joseph Maher, M.
First Washington.
Killed:
Corporal George w. MuGowan, A.
Private Ralph w. Simonds, A.
George Is. helCharC.
Frank Smith.
Matthias ii. Cherry.
Sherman Harding.
Edward II. Perry, /.
Walter N. Hanson, L.
Arno IL. Meickel, IL.
First Washington.
Wounded:
Sergeant Samuel e. Boakler, Com.
pany 1.
Corporal James Neary, M.
Musician Joseph w. Osberger, M.
Private Dixon A. Everett, A.
Michael Kennedy.
Augnstin Berry, f. a -
Ben amin A Harbour.
Hugh p. Mcclellan.
Herman Steinhagen.
q. Ii. Wright. l.
William Sloat. X.
Arthur l.. OsleuIn, M.
Richard Hughes. M.
Albert Il. Earth, M.
Lieutenant James Mitchell, Four
taenth Infantry, died of wounds at 2.O5
D. m. Feb q.
Private q. w. Hall, Company q,
First Idaho. died ,f wounds.
Colonel William q. Smith, First Ten.
nessee. died OF ap0plexy at head of his
command on firing line Feb. Is.
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