The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-10-23
GREAT VICTORY
Won by the British at Glencoe
List Of Officers Killed.

f.ons.,n. oct. q The war office nn-
r,unccsin the nghtag near Glencoe. nI
lIasaI. thirty-on non-rommissionrd of-
Peers and mon were KILLED and nftcen
wounded A later dispatoh from sir|
Georco Stewart Wh'tc Gays that Sir WI
Inm Penn sJmons o. brighter today. bui
that thc doctor can gife no f"r'Herl
opinion
The v-,r onrc hls issued the follow
&c bat Of casuaIiies ln tho battle between
Cicnnoe aud Dundee in % mrssage from
the comman1ins generi IN Natal slrl
CeorEo &icwnr white. dated Lady ysmiu
O., p. 7.o y M
Divisional stan General symonr. NOR
tily wounded in the stomach
Colonel q y Brcckett. assia ant all
jltant general. severely wounded In thcl
right shoulder
Major Frcdorici Hammersicy. deputy
r..sisfapl aiiutani general. seriously
wounded IN the lcg
brigade Stan Ci,anel John scheFs,n
deputy sHan officer and brlgad" mnior
llIird
Captain y T. Adam. seriously wounded
o. the right shoulder
r.icoricrshlro regiment -tAcufcnant r.
W welioon. wounded slightly in hand
plra i,,iiaiion royal IRISH fusicer
G.-rond I.lcucnnnt a r. n iiii killed
Major W " Davidson. wounded
csrs.in y ~ y Cnnnor woundcd since
a,ed
csyain W Pike. wounded
Lieutenant a. a. southey. wounl"i.
lieutenant ir G. ". Wortham. wound
ci
R,ai Dubiln fuauccrs-Cnptai" q A.
weldon. killed
Captain ~ Lowudcs, wonnaed
Captain A. Dlbley, woundei
IAeutcnais G. 81 ucrrean wounded.
tt.,sienant a. q. }. Gene. wound~i.
s.nce died
King ltoyas fRince -IAclaenant cor
ouel a. W. Cunning, Killed
Captain f X pcchin hled.
iAcutenar Kyle killed
1Acntennni Reiburnett. killed
IAeuteiant 4. A. Hambro killed
Major q A. O0uthee. wounded
CaptaIn a s. W NuEct wounied.
aapt,in A n W. stuart Woriier,
v5uni-i.
IAeutenant y. NJ C~umh wounded
lAerli.naut " NJ Johnston. wounded
HAcutenant g. n Martin, wounded
aeiaecnlh Hnssars-secoud Lieutenant
u A .aIc. wounded
aecoui lieutenant A. e. Mctachiand
sy,uni,-i.
Tho sariica dispatches rcgarding yes
t,rSiay's battle conveyed the impression
ah.s tine w'hcae analr via over IN q
couple of hGsrl The British ariilieri
silencoi tNc 1ocr guns and infantry anc
then ainpy chargci right over ths@hin
Mooo.,ling 60 thr latest advices. now
e,cr. the batue lasted eight hous ans
nl.u sevcn hours elapsed before zoe
t,f Hncr grnn w-as pat out of action.
Tho g4sh fualcers ami the Kink'r rlie.
y,sauwhHe had advanced to the assaui
and evs~c shooting their way up she him
dri.lrs shc necra back .froin shelter q
.as,i,cr. until tho nnal rush ~ tho nritisi
c,rrisi fhcm o. the summit
n e,s hrishf. ciesr mornius whlcl
cit,hisi the Operations 90 be foIiowc'
vsthoN dintuly a cuious fact wa
tnat -yetl 'imea iull occurred in th
Trims ou inth sldes thc British inflnr
uap, nuy msking breathing fpace
t4s aIn climb and ihc nocr4 alsp hold
ing urE thrif nro.
'rhe nf,minc,ni pracuce of tho nriis
Y,.us els an Immense help ana che enc
eea rf thr aeiaan Whs srcsili dur there
a.
On ihe british ba,onfts showed op 90
81 y rple enc noea rereaird ana whe
on ns.endng the ether sldc ihey foun
nni..h battery and British cavalry onl
fsnnlas hem. the rcireat ieetme
rsn 500 nrlush gums followed ana. ni
IN l'ruefils rrom glme ~ time threw thel
nmnHt ihe DYING foe