The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1899-02-09
In the Battle With the FilipinOs
in the Outskirts of
Manila.
List FoOts Up Forty Killed,
Besides a Long List Of
Wounded.
South Dakota, Idaho, Washington,
Montana and Nebraska Rep
resented.

WASHINGTON, Feb. THE following
report from General Otis has been re-
ceived at the war department:
Manila, Feb. 6, 1899. Adjutant Gen
eral, Washington. Following casual
ties in First brigade, First division:
Tenth Pennsylvania: Major E. Brier-
er, flesh wound, arm, slight: Lieutenant
Albert J. Buttermore, flesh wound,
slight: Sergeant Joseph Sheldon, Com
pany H, slight flesh wound, thigh Pri-
vate Thomas Conger, Company H, alb
domen penetrated, serious: Private Ed
ward Caldwell, Company D, lung pene-
trated, serious: Private Default, Com
pany c, flesh wound, back, slight.
First Montana: Private Reynolds,
Company H, slight wound in ears; Pri-
vate Charles Rummels, flesh wound in
leg, slight; Corporal Hayes, Company
H, missing, probably killed: Private
John Sorenson, Company L, head
wound, probably dead; Private May
ersick, Company I, lungs penetrated,
serious; Corporal I. Skinner, Company
L, slight thigh wound.
First South Dakota: Private Horace
J. McCracken, Company H, killed; Pri-
vate Fred E. Green, Company l, killed;
Private William z. Lewis Company 1,
killed; Private Benjamin Phelps,
wounded right thigh; Corporal Eugene
Stevens, wounded right thigh; Private
Frank McClain. Company G., wounded
in right hip; Private Hiram Fay, Com
pany l, wounded in right hip; Corporal
Carl H. Osgood, Company F, sprained
knee; Private A. Haskell, slight wound
in neck.
First Colorado-Private Orion Tive
yer, Company B, wounded left thigh;
Private Charles R. Morrison, Company
B, wounded left hand; Private Mauric.
,ParlShurst, Company B. wounded in
pubes: Private c. D. White, Company
D, missing, supposedly drowned: Phi
vate Elmer F. Doran, Company /,
killed, shot in chest; CORPORAL William
H. Erie, Company I, wounded in left
cheek: Private Charles Carlson. Com
pany l., shot i'll head, killed: Private
Charles B. B0yce, Company I, flesh
wound in left knee; First Lieutenant
Charles Haughwout, flesh wound in
left knee.
Third artillery: Sergeant Bernard
Sharp, Company L, flesh wound, leg.
II e1io,lt. E,.ix N7-,o
i L, shot through hand, slight; Private
James Gleason, Company L, flesh
wound. slight.
II Further reports will follow.
Il OTIS.
Il The officials of the war department
4 say that this report has been delayed,
b owing to the extreme care which Gen
eral Otis exercises in dealing with such
matters. The details furnished by Gen
eral Otis can be relied upon in every
particular.
Second Bulletin From Otis.
The second bulletin received from
General Otis continued the list Of cas-
ualties in the Manila fight. The general
seems to have abandoned the style OF
report he adopted in the first bulletin
and instead of giving statement OF
casualties by brigades, he appears t.
& have summarized all of the killed in the
second bulletin, in addition to the eight
he mentioned as killed in the first bull.
/ letin, along with the wounded. The
lsecond bulletin contains a list Of 32
dead, making, in addition to the pre-
Ivious bulletin, total of 40 killed in the
battle of Saturday night and Sunday.
Il The second list is as follows:
HI Killed in action:
Fourteenth infantry: Corporal Guy
/ EB. Soden, E and Henry F. Thompson,
I'M; Privates Jesse Hale, A; Maurice L.
iSeeman, A; Louis " Dietz, D: James
Harvey Knight, Charles w. Douglass,
Frank H. Issinghausen, Charles A.
Seitz and Alphonso Bonner, M, and
Peter N. Stormont, I.
Sixth Artillery: Private w. A. Good.
snan, d.
/ First Idado: Major Ed cConnville.
Corporal Frank R. Calwerel, B; Private
pames Frazer, G.
First California: Privates J. J. De-
Har, K; Tom Bryan, H, and Joseph
Naher, NJ.
/ First Washington: Corporal George
". MCGOWAN, A; Privates Ralph w.
kimonds, A; George B. Reichart, Frank
smith, Matthias H. Cherry, E; Sherman
Harding, Edward H. Perry, 1; Waite,
n. Hanson, L, and Arno H. Moickel, II.