The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-06-19
DEAD AND WOUNDED.
Manila Casualties Re-
ported BY Maj.
Gen. Otis.
HOW THE BRAVE FELLOWS DIED.
Rebel Bullets and Natural
Causes Lay Low Many
Good Soldiers.
HOW THE BRAVE FELLOWS DIED.

Washington, June 1S.-Major Gen.
Otis at Manila, telegraphs today the
deaths since the last weekly report;
From wounds in action, June IL,
Charles Gamble, private, Co. c, Third
infantry; 14th, George Marshall, cor
poral, Co. NJ, Twelfth infantry; Mark
D. Mynott, private, Co. D, Sixth artil-
lery; John F. Brannen, private, Co. A.
Fourteenth infantry.
From typhoid fever, May %, George
Schultz, private, Co. A, Twenty-third
infantry; June IL, Charles w. Ed
monds, private, Co. z, First artillery;
18th, Charles Prouty, private Co "
First South Dakota.
From endocarditis, Charles Calkins,
private, Co. E, Third infantry.
From diphtheria, June 1S, Fred War
field, privote, Co. B, Twentieth Kan
sas.
Gen. Otis has also reported to the
war department an additional lst OF
casualties among soldiers under his
command, amounting to f1Ve men Killed
and so wounded, as follows;
Manila, June IS. Additional casual
ties. killed: Fourteenth. cavalry, at Ia
pote. June 10, Co. L, George Thomas
Laws, corporal; John Moore, co. A.
corporal; David E. Dague. Co. 1; Mel
son T. Lamoire; Fifty first Iowa, Co. A,
Walter Wagner.
wounded: First Washington at
Cainta and Morong, June 8, Co. i; Ben
jamin G. Goldman, hand, slight; 4th
Charles G. Anderson, thigh, slight;
9th, Co. H, William D. Adkins, thigh,
slightly.
First Montana, near Bacalar, 10th,
Co. D, James A. Casebere, arm, slight.
Fourth infantry, at Zapote, 14th, Co.
A, Second. Lieut., Howard Avery, thigh,
lmoderate John r. Brannen, head, Sc
we're; Serene J. Brendel, ear, slight;
William Cooper, leg moderate; Henry
Hulbe, hand, moderate; Harvey j.
Lowe lower extremity, severe; Pome-
roy Harmed, thigh, moderate; Co. D,
William Curry, arm, moderate; Co. l,
Thorn S. Ballard, shoulder, moderate;
| Co. L, Arthur Franz, hand, slight;
William Lapp, Arthur Rosebrock, back,
slight; Charles Stephen, hand, moder-
ate; Co. NJ, Corporal Charles Adams,
! foot, moderate.
First cavalry, at Zapote, June 18th,
Co. E, William C. Clayton, thigh, slight
Norman E. Danner, wrist, moderate
! Samuel c. Wentworth, ankle, moder-
ate; Sergeant Avery E. Long, fore
arm, moderate.
sixth artillery, near Las Hinas, Co.
D, Mark D. Minott, thigh, severe.
| Ninth infantry, at Zapote river, Co.
liz, George B. Clamppf, George L. De-
forest, shoulder; Co. c, Clayton Bretch,
hand; Co. 1, Arthur Odin, arm.
Twelfth infantry, Co. L, Miles Doyle,
neck and chest, severe; John w. Nc
Henry, arm; Pat Mulvihill. chest,
moderate; William L. McFrillicuddy,
eye, severe; Michael Slime, thigh, mod
crate; First Lieut.. James. P. Harber
son. thigh, slight; Sergeants Frank j.
Boy, hand, moderate; Co. NJ, George
NJ. Tiernan. thigh. moderate; Corpor-
al George Marshall, chest, severe
Frank e. Shirk, thigh. severe; Musician
William Sllene, leg, moderate.
Twenty-frst infantry Co. F, John
Henchy, hand, slight; John j. Ward,
wrist, moderate; James McCue, leg,
moderator First Lieut.. Joseph L. Don
ovan, thigh, severe; Corporals Charles
Neuvinns, forearm, slight; John c.
Whalen, elbow, moderate; Co. 1, Den
mis- A. Collins, thigh, slight Patrick
Houlihan, wrist, slight; Michael j.
Mikulhki, hand slight; Thomas H.
| Rayne forearm, moderate; Co. G,
First Lieut.. Patrick A. Connolly, leg,
severe.
| Twenty-third infantry Co. L, Second
Lieut.. Moore C. Kerth, arm, sever.
| Genaral Brooke, commander at Ha-
vana, reports the death on June is Of
Private Oliver Lambert, Co. f, Seventh
| cavalry of typhoid fever.