Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1899-08-05
THIRTY.Two ARE DEAD.
Four Onicers and % Privatss Of Twenti
eth Kansas KILLED or Died Of Wounds
Complete List of Casualties.


Topeka, Kan, Aug. THE list of
officers Of the Twentieth Kansas killed
In action up to date Is rs follows:
Lieut.. Alfred c. Afford, Of Lawrence; Sergt
n. ]. Cohen. Of San Francisco; Capt. d. 8.
Elliott, OF Coneyville; Lieut. William A. Mo-
Taggart, Of Liberty.
Seventeen privates killed In action
were rs follows:
A. 8. Ambal Of Coffcyville; O. L. Birlew. Of
Fredoniaj William d. Carroll, OF Edwards coun-
~; Alva L. Dix. Of Augusta; I. L. Fairchlld. Of
McCune, James Kline, Of Quindaro, william
Keeney. Of Hackney, NO., George Munro, Of
Marinette, Wis.,; Rcsil Manahnn. Of Topeka;
Charles Pratt, OF New Cambria (the first Kan
sas man killed., Hirman l.. Plummer, OF Black
burn, Ok; A. v. Ricketts,, Of Stanton; John
Schcrer. Of Los Angeles, Cali William Sulli.
van, OF Lamsville; Oscar Thorne. Of La Cygncj
Samuel NJ. Wilson, OF Salina; Merton A. VIII
cox. OF olathe.
Eleven privates dying from wounds
received in battle were as follows:
Currun Craig, OF Garrett. Joe Howard Of St
Louis; Adrian Hatfield, OF Nelson; Larry jones'
OF Pittsburg: Oscar Mallicott, Of Virgil; Henry
Morrison, Of Salina; Howard Odds, OF st. 10.
scph, Mo-; A. II. Terry, Of Kansas City; Joseph
Wahc, OF Lawrence; John c. Muir and Ernest
Ryan.
The list of officers wounded in action
10 as follows.
Capt. U. s. Albright @; Corporal Elvie An.
derson. *; Sergt. w. c. Barber, E; Corporal
james II Bryant, +; Lieut.. c. H. Bell, E; Capt
W. II. Bishop, NJ; Capt. Charles NJ Christy, Z.
Lieut.. W. A. Callahan, L; Capt A. q. Clark. IL
Corporal Ernest Criss, II; Corporal George Il.
Daley, X; Sergt. Joseph Dcwnrd, X; Col. Fred
Ils.s ~.
ID. N. Horlman. II; Lieut.. Frank Huling. acct.
DENTAL X; Corporal J. C. Hannerburg, q; Sergt
j. w. Keshner, A; Sergt Ira Keithly. d; Cor
poral Harvey @. Kuhns, l.; Corporal Ernest
kincaid. X; Sergt. John o. Morse, X: Sergt. J.
w. Murray. l.; Wilder s. Metcalf. major, now
colonel; Serat. George c. Nichols. d: Corporal
b. Oliver, +; Lieut.. T. J. Harkcr, X; w. NJ
Murbly, 1; Corporal Fred Recob, A; Sergt. J. A.
Robinson, d; Corporal Fred Sands. F; Corporal
Claude Shurdock, u; Sergt. A. c. Snow, X; Cor.
poral Frank Sample, C; Sergt c. W. Tozler. Ii
Corporal Z. d. Willing, b; Capt. W. G. Watson,
=; Sergt c. A. Woodwork, A; Sergt Maj. c.
L. Warner. +.
Privates wounded, with their COM
pany letter, are as follows:
I. G. Alderman. F; Fred Atchison. q; Elmer
Ashcraft, +: John Z. Ballow. Il George NJ. Bat
tersby, NJ; Charles Bennett, NJ; I. Blesch. l.: 5.
- D"i sch' my hiouu NhtEh' tou-
way. +; Fred Carter, Z; Edward Crane. b;
George II. Cravens. L; G. w. Clapp, Jr, l; Ben
jamin Couchman. band; T. j. Davidson II: AL
bert Dooley. NJ; w. c. Ebert, +; A. W. Evans
4: CORTLAND Fleming, X William 4. Ickworth,
NJ: T.. Fritz !: NJ ]. Gerrcty. l.: John Gillian,
ID; II. s. Harris, Il; Frank Huling, A: Charles
Hammond, +; J. T.. Histcd. d: L. X. Hook. II
]. U. Heflen, 4; A. C. Howe. C; w. A. Hub
bard, X; +. E. Harris, X; Arthur Hollingshcad
+: II. l. johnson, G; Charles A. Kelson, b;
Walter Kemp, +; l. L. Knox. /; 8. Leuden.
chager, G; 5. Morrison. NJ: A. NJ. Mitchell. i;
]. S. Mills, L; Wesley Maitley, q; George
Never. X: A. X. Moore. II; William McGrew.
I; William Dougall, +; w. A. Nelson, +; Oscar
Nesbitt. X; Ira Haync, A; 0rvillc Parker, g;
C. NJ. Hcase, Il: Larrancc Page, II; Henry Rat
cli1, +; j. +. Rice. ID; c. S. Scott, II; Albert
Shaughnessy, Z; n. NJ. Smith, d; ]. q. Sitter,
L; Frank Stewart. A; G. W. Stevens, q; Joseph
Scott. C: II. NJ. Sorenson. +; William l.. Tull
+: Elmer Elrie b; John NJ. Weber, l: William
Wolf l.; Charles A. Waters, A; I. L. Wagner
musician; Walter A. Wyatt, L; I. J. Wiegant
c; Edward Ziebel. NJ.