Evening star., 1899-03-27
List of Killed and Wounded RepOrtt

List of Killed and Wounded Reported
Today.
Cacualties were reported to the War De-
partment by Gen. Otis today follows:
MANILA, March %, 1899.
Adjutant General, Washington:
Additional casualties. March 23 "a, %, 2G:
Killed.
Third Artllery-First Lieut. NJ. G.. Kray-
enbuhl, captain and commssary, United
States Volunteers.
Twentieth Kansas-Company B, Sergt.
Morris j. Cohen; D, Private Joseph Fair
child.
Twenty-second Infantry-L, Sergt. Chas
F. Brooks.
Second Oregon-L. Privates V. strawder-
man, Hayes Il. Taylor.
Wounded.
Twentieth Kansas-E, Private John c.
Muir. lung. fatal; d. Artificer James Z.
Hested, neck. moderate; b, Samuel F, Bar
ton, leg, moderate.
Twentieth Infantry-Ira Wright, foot, Sc
we're. s.-..r. II --
Twenty-second Infantry-A, Privates
Henry j. Seaman, shoulder, slight; VIM
Geyer, forearm, slight; B. First Sergts
Patrick ]. Byrne, leg, slight; F, Ole Wa4me
81 oulder. slight; Artificer William Hage-
baum. back; l, Private John Miller. head;
X, Musician Spurgean Cane, toe, Slight: L.
Private William j. Bunlap, hand, severe.
First Montana-Major +. J. Adams,
surgeon. slight Company B, Private Ed
ward Morrisey, arm slight.
Third Artillery-Battery K, Privates
Robert Nordfeldt, leg, severe; Patrick
O'Brien, forearm, severe; l., Mason Gala
way, side, severe. .Dnr'-
First South Dakota-C, Privates Geo.
Benson, leg. slight; F, Byron Has
ting, knee; Sergeant Hiram A. Pratt, thigh,
Iicyht Dri1- 70 T1ral la,iNa 1bcx
we're; C, Artfcer Arne Hughes, thigh. mod
crate; L, Privates Myers Allison, hand and
arm, moderate; Fred Lorencen, chest, Sc
we're.
Thirteenth Minnesota-E. Privates Jack
Hamilton. thigh and knee, slight; F. Rob-
ert Geib, thigh moderate.
Second Oregon-A, Privates Leo B.
Grace, neck moderate; D, Daniel C. Bow
man, hand, severe F, Richard f. Prick
dale, leg, moderate; G., Chas. G. Cochard,
sprained ankle; M, Corporal Frank E. Ed
wards, thigh, severe.
Tenth Pennsylvania-C, Private William
D. Collins. shoulder, severe; Musician
Elmer F.. Barnes, elbow. slight; H, Pri-
Yates Ralph Hodgens. elbow, moderate; /,
William H. Stoffer, chest severe; X, Ser
geant Charles T. Wallace, neck, slight
First Ihado-A, Private Claude Hill,
chest, severe.
First Nebraska-C, First Lieutenant
Joseph A. Storch, arm, slight; A. Privates
Weldon r. Robbins thigh, moderate: d,
chic, hand moderate; L, Walker L. Smid-
ley, thigh. moderate; I. William J. Finke,
thigh, severe; NJ, Mate Sumors, neck Sc
we're.
First North Dakota-H, Private Harry
w. Donovan, forearm, moderate.
March %. wounded, not heretofore re-
ported:
Sixth Artillery-Battery D, Private
Frederick J. Kelly. shoulder, slight, 18th
First ashington-Company G, Private
Robt. E: NORM. hand, slight, 18th. OTIS.
a statement prepared at the War De-
partment shows that the casualties among
the American troops in the fighting in Ma
Mia yesterday and today were as follows:
KtlleG-Three officers and twenty-five en-
listed men.
Wouaded-Nine officers and 2O3 enlisted
men.
No knowledge of LOwenstein
The War Department officials have no
knowledge of Prince Lowenstein, who was
killed at Manila yesterday. There is no
record showing that he had authority to go
with the army as representative of a
foreign government or in any other capac-