Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-19
ADDITIONAL CASUALTIES.
Victims of Disease and Bullet in the
Philippines.

Maj. Gen Otis has reported to the War
Department an additional list of casualties
among the soldiers under his command.
amounting to five men killed and fifty
wounded. follows:
Killed: Fourteenth Infantry at Zeapote
June -, L, Sergt. Thomas Laws. Corpl
John Moore; A, Corpl. David E. Dague; /.
Nelson T. Lamorie: DIST Iowa A, Walter
Wagner.
Wounded: First Washington at Cainta
and MorOng. June 8, /, Benjamin j. Gold
man. hand, slight; 4th, Charles C. Ander-
son, thigh slight: 9TH, H, William d. Ad-
kins, thigh. slight.
First Montana. near Bacalar 10TH D.
James A. Casebeer. arm, slight.
Fourth Infantry, at Zeapote, 18th. A
Second Lieut.. Howard Avery, thigh, mod
crate; John f. Brannen, head severe;
Senro J. Brendel, ear. slight; William
Cooper. leg, moderate; Henry Hulbe. hand
moderate; Harvey J. Lowe, lower extrem-
ity, severe: Pomroy Harmed, thigh, mod
crate; D. William Curry arm, moderate;
|, Thorn S. Ballard, shoulder, moderate;
l.. Arthur Franz, hand. slight; William
Lapp, bullock. severe; Arthur Rosebrock,
back. slight; Charles Stephan. hand, mod
crate; NJ, Corpl Charles Adams foot, mod
crate.
First Artilery-E. William c. Clayton,
thigh, slight; Norman E. Danner, wrist
moderate; Samuel S. Wentworth, ankle,
L.
moderate.
Sixth Artillery. near Lashinas-D, Mark
d. Minott. thigh, severe.
Ninth Infantry, at Zepote river-B, Geo.
forrest, shoulder. moderate: C, Deayton
Brech hand slight; |, Arthur Odn, arm,
slight.
Twelfth Infantry-L, Miles Doyle. neck
al d chest, severe. John y. McHenry, arm,
slight: Patrick Mulvisill. chest. moderate;
William l.. McGrillicuddy. eye, severe;
Michael Ullne. thigh, moderate; First Lieut..
James z. Harbeson. thigh, slight Sergts.
Frank j. Boy hand moderate; NJ, George
TierranX. thigh, moderate; Corp. George
Marshall. chest, severe; Frank +. Shirk,
thigh. severe; Musician William Sienc, leg,
moderate
Twenty-first Infantry-F. John Henchy,
hand, slight; John J. Ward, wrist. mod
crate; James McCue. leg, moderate; First
Lieut.. Joseph l.. Donovan, thigh, severe;
Corps. Charles Neuvians, forearm, slight:
mis- a. Collins thigh, slight: Patrick Honli-
han. wrist. slight: Michael ]. Mikuihki.
clavicale. slight: Thomas NJ. Rayne fore
arm moderate; G. First Lieut., Patrick a.
Twentythird Infantry-L. Second Lieut..
Monroe c. Kerth, ARM, severe. a-- -
Death From Disease and Wounds, .
In another message Gen. Otis reports the
following: 49, '.
From wounds in action-June IL. Charles
Gamble private, Company C, Sd Infantry: .
18th. George Marshall. corporal Company
NJ. 18th Infantry; Mark d. Mynott. private,
D. 9th Artillery; John F. Brannen. private,
Company A. 18th Infantry. -s-4-.s-s, ~ i
From typhoid fever-May d. George
Schultz, private. Company A, I'D Infantry;
June IL, Charles W. Edmonds.. private E.
LIST Artillery: 18th. Charles Poruty private
Company c, LIST South Dakota. -
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Calk:ns pri-
waite. Company E, Sd Infantry. -
From diphtheria-l3th, Fred. Warfield
private, Il. 10th Kansas.
From dysentery-l5th, William Gray, pri-
waite, Company FL. 10th Infantry; 18th Jos.
l. Madden, private, Company L. 81 Artil-
lery.