The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29


cd natives.
"hoiiey In Axwinaido's Quarters.
The forward movement all along the
HE was kept up for considerable dis
lance. and the American outpost lines
permanently advanced many miles into
the interior. On Sunday afternoon the
headquarters Of the First Washington
regiment was established in santa Ana
col. Whclley and hts staff occupying a
building which up 10 tbs preceding day
had served as one of AguinaIao's head
quarters. Col WhoiIey's private quar-
ters were az one time the residence 90
Pedro A. Ps1eTnc. the first elected presi-
dent OF the Filipino government.
Three az our companies are row on
outpost duty az the next town. San Pedro
Maca5i. three miles further up the right
bank Of the Pasig
On Sunday morning as soon as the
Americans started To advance. they burn
ed all native bamboo houses in their path
1t became necessary TO destroy the large
church IN Pace. as great number Of
native sharpshooters were stationed
therein. firing on the bishops palace and
Cur hospital and comrns-,cry men. Tue
work OF burning tae church ard keeping
order In the vicinity was ia;yussea 20
Lieut.. Egel with half Of u company. The
towers OF the church were asteEward re-
cucsd by the Sixth artillery.
Thanked by Gen. King.
On Tuesday morning the pleasing after
nsath of III. battle took place AT IL
O'Clock Col, Wholley ordered a regi-nentai
review OF the nine companies stationed
In Santa Ana. Hawihorae's mountain bat
terry fell in un our left Then, when the
regiment had formed. Gen. Charles King.
our brigade commander rode UP in front
and delivered 10 US, in weli-chosen
hrs 10 ,fo.1 -
GERS for cur share in Sundays battle. He
said in part:
Il was instructed by Gen Otis to thank
the First Washington regiment and Haw-
thorne's mountain battery for the spien-
did work you did In the most important
engagement that has taken place on these
islands. And l want TO add a word on
my own account. / am proud 20 he as
ISOLATED with such command as the
First Washington regiment. l am glad
TO be known in connection with an or
ganization that showed such courage and
discipline as you showed on Sunday morn
ing and since. There may be more work
TO do. but IL couldn't be better done than
the first was. l thank you one and ALL
WashinxtOn's Roll of Honor.
The total list OF killed and wounded OF
the First Washington volunteers exceeds
that OF any other regiment In Manila
The very latest revised list IS as fol-
lows:
Company A-Spokane:
Kflied-9'orp. George W. MCGOWAN, Pri-
vate Ralph W. Simonas~ Severely wound
ed-Pr!vates Joseph f. Dougherty, John
G. Klein, James F. Greek, Richard II.
ed-Capt. a. Fl. Otis. Lieut.. e *. Erwin.
Corp. James A. Timeweil, Corp Kendall
Fellows, Corp. John F. Mitchell. Corp.
Charles F. Deiano. Corp Fred W. Schar,-
dar ysyx
r. Fait Otto III. Hoppe. William Myers,
Albert " owen. Frank Rivers. George
Scott.
Company B-Seattie:
Slightly wounted-Privates Albert F.
Pray, Melvin ]. Doherty. Laurin L. Law
SON
Company C-Tacoma:
Slightly wounded-Regt. @ NJ Serxt
Rufus Clarke. Private Augustus Gender.
Company DScattIe.
Kiiled-Privatc William G. Hopwood
Severely wounded-Private Nicholas c.
Policy.
Company yakima:
kilied-Privstes Frank Smith. George
3. Reichert. Ralph +. sheaver. Matthias
Walter p, Fox. Slightly wounded-Prf-
Yates John Cameron Herbert Ia Osborn
Oral +. Gibson. William c. Stephens.
Company F-Dayion:
No casualties.
Company G-Vancouyer:
Severely wounded-Priyates George NJ
Duncan, William j. kays. Slightly wound
edo. NJ Sergt Oliver J. Clancy.
Company H-E.Iienshurg.
Severely wounded~~PTivate Arno H.
MoeckeI- Slightly wonnded-Lieut. Joe
Smith
Company T-Walia Waua:
kiiled~Privates Sherman e Harding
Edward H. Perry Severely wounded
Private Ernest III. A. FISHER slightly
wounded-corp. Neil McDougsll Privates
Myra Custer. Roiia Proudfoot.
Company k-Waitsourg.
No casualties.
Company fs-Spokane.
kiiled-Private Walter ". Hanson Se-
yereiy wountee-priyate John Pr,litt
Company M-Central.a.
Severely woundei-Private Jesse "
Morgan Slightly woun5sd-privates Dan
lei Campbell Joseph F. Bernier
Severely voanded-(>ook John n. Wealth
]. W. SAYRE.