Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1899-06-19
Deaths From Diferen. Causes.

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lowing deaths since the last weekly re-
port:
Deaths From Different Causes.
From wounds i'll. actioE-June II,
Charles Gamble, private, Company G,
Third infantry; 14th, GeorgelMarshall,
corporal, Company NJ, Twelfth infantry
Mark d. Mynott, private, Company D,
Sixth artillery; John +. Brannen, pri-
vate, A, Fourteenth infantry.
From typhoid feyer-May %, George
Schultz, private, Company A, Twenty
third infantry; June IL, Charles w. Ed
munds. private, L, First artillery; 18th.
Charles Prouty, private, G, First South
Dakota
From oc;.rditis-Charles Calkins.
private, Company E, Third infantry.
From iphtheria-June 13, Fred War
field, private, Company N, Twentieth
Kansas.
From dysentery-June 10, William
Gray, private, Company II, Twentieth
infantry; 18th, Joseph l. Madden, private.
L, Third artillery.
The following additional casualties
were reported under date of Manila
June IS:
Fourteenth infantry at Zeapote, June
13-Company /, Sergeant Thomas Laws,
Corporal John Moore; Company A, Cor
poral David E. Dague; Company l, Nell
son T. Lamorie; Fifty-frst Iowa, Com
pany A. Walter Warner.
Wounded.
First Washington. at Cainta and
Morong, June 3-Company 1, Benjamin
G. Goldman, hand, slight; Fourth,
Charles q. Anderson, thigh, slight;
Fifth. H., William d. Adkins, thigh,
slight
First Montana, near Bacalar, June 10
Company d, James A. Casebeer, arm,
slight.
Fourth infantry, at Zeapote, 18th
Company \, Second Lieutenant How
ard Avery, thigh, moderate; John F.
Brannen, head. severe; Senro j. Bren-
del, ear, slight; William Cooper, leg,
moderate; Henry Hulbe, hand, moder-
ate; Harvey J. Lowe. lower extremity,
severe; Pomroy Harmed. thigh, .moder-
ate; Company D, William Curry, arm,
moderat'; Company l, Thorn S. Bal
lard. shoulder, moderate; Company L,
Arthur Franz. hand, slight; William
Lapp, buttock, severe; Arthur Rose
brock. back, slight; Charles Stephen,
hand, moderate; Company III, Corporal
Charles Adams. foot, moderate.
First hi llery, ut Heapote, 18th, Com
pany 4, William &. Clayton, thigh,
siignt; Norman Z. Danner, wrist, mod
crate; Samuel S. Wentworth, ankle,
Sergeant Avery Long, fore
arm, moderate.
Sixti. artillery, near Las Hinas-Com-
pauy d, Mark ID. Minott. thigh, severe.
Ninth infantry, at Zeapote river
Company 3, George Clampffoe, evelid,
snght: George l.. Deforrest, shoulder,
moderate; &, Drayton Bretch, hand,
sight; [, Arthur Odin, arm, slight.
TWELFTH infautry, Company l.. Miles
Doyle, neck and chest, severe; John w.
McHenry, arm, slight; Patrick Mulvi-
sill. chest. moderate; VIM. L. McGrilli-
cuddy, eye, severe; Michael Uline,
thigh. moderate: First Lieutenant James
P. Hlarbeson, thigh, slight; Sergeants
Frank J. Boy, hand, moderate; NJ,
George Tierran, thigh, moderate; Cor
poral George Marshall, chest, severe;
Frank E. Shirk, thigh, severe; Musician
William Silene, leg, moderate.
Twenty-first infantry-Company f,
John Henchy, hand, slight; John j.
Ward, wrist, moderate; james McCue,
leg, moderate; First Lieutenant Joseph
l.. Donovan, thigh. severe; Corporals
CHARLES Neuvvinns, forearm, slight;
John @. Whalen, elbow, moderate; l,
Dennis A. Collins, thigh, slight; Patrick
Houlihan, wrist, slight; Michael J. Mi
zulhri1i. clavicle, slight; Thomas Fl.
Rayne; forearm, moderate; G, First
Patrick A. Connolly, leg,
severe.
Twenty third infantry-Company L,
Second Lieutenant Monroe @. Kerth,
irm. SA~ere.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 19.-In the last
few days there have been closed three