Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
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Bore Brunt OF eoont Elrhtiu1.


south Dakotans aud Ncbraslkaus
Bore Brunt OF Recent Fighting.
Washington, March 29.--General
Otis reports the following casualties
among Nebraska and South Dakota
troops:
Killed:
First South Dakota-FIRST LIEU
TENANT and ADJUTANT JONAS H.
LIEN, Company H; FIRST LIEUTEN-
ANT FRANK ADAMS, Company e.
SECOND LIEUTENANT SIDNEY
MORRISON, Company ID; PRIvATES
JAMES NELSON, MATTHEW RYAN
of Company f, HARRY KEOGH,
LEWIS CHASE, PETER RYAN and
FRANK A. SCHRADER.
Wounded:
First South Dakota-Company l,
First Lieutenant Paul d. McClelland,
arm; Company c, Sergent Sidney G.,
Cordella, ankle. severe; Privates
George Amoor, thigh, severe; Com.
pany ID, Ray Washburn, shoulder, Sc.
we're; Isaac Johnson, arm, severe;
First Sergeant Ernest Madden, thigh
n hand, severe; Company L, Ser
geant Arthur A. Northrup, thigh, Sc
we're, Corporal Frank +. Wheeler, tes-
ticle, slight; William +. Pankey, arm,
moderate; Company /, Warren Crosier,
shoulder, slight; Company L, Benja-
min Strodle, neck, severe; company N,
Peter j.. Tierney, slight; Guy p.
Squire, leg, severe; Company G., Cor
poral Alexander Hardy, hip, moderate;
company i, William Amos, arm,
slight; Privates Homer Slockmeyer,
knee, severe; viii May, abdomen, Sc
we're; Company X, Ray S. Nichols,
shoulder; Company L, Alison Myers,
arms; Fred Brunger, arm, moderate;
Company NJ, Matt Schuebel, leg,
slight; Charles II. Wackson, head, Sc
we're; First Sergeant Charles b.
Preacher, chest, severe; Musician Da-
vid, leg, moderate.
First Nebraska-Company f, Cap
tain &. w. Jens, elbow, slight; Com
pany A, Privates Joe Scott, knee,
slight; b. w. I. Rymer, arm, severe;
ID. w. Scriven, knee, severe; Company
r, Frank Peterson, knee, severe; Geo.
Newsort, leg, severe; ii. II. +. Wright,
loot, severe; Company /, /. Hol-
brook, shoulder, severe; Sherman DEN
eel, knee; Musician Albert Taylor,
scalp; Company i, Privates NJ. I.
Sayles, head, serious; II. l.. Riley,
thigh, severe; Company NJ, George l..
Sears, hip, severe; Perley NJ. Busic,
forearm, severe; Company l., John
Gretzer, scalp, severe.
Lincoln, Neb., March 29.-The adiu-
tant generals Office has furnished the
following information in relation to
the additional wounded at Manila as
given in dispatches from the war de,
partment:
Joe Scott, aged 10, Company A; near
est relative, Robert Scott, York, Neb.;
nature of wound, knee, slight.
William Il. Rymer, 81, Company r,
G. l.. Rymer, Normal, Neb.; arm, Sc
we're.
w. Scriven, Company d, not on mus
ter roll; knee, severe.
John Gretzer, jr., %, Company ID,
j. Gretzer, Council Bluffs, Ia; scalp,
severe.
Frank A. Peterson, Battle Creek,
Neb.; knee, severe.
George Newhoff, 81, Company +, G.
w. Newhoff, Creston, Neb.; leg, severe.
Captain Charles w. Jens, 80, Com
pany +, Mrs. Charles W.. Jens, Column
bus, Neb.; elbow, slight.
Harry Il. Wight, Il, Company II, X.
f. Wight, Elwood, Kas.; foot, severe.
Asa Holbrook, 81, Company i, Mrs.
c. NJ. Holbrook, Mexico, Mo-; shout,
der, severe.
Herman Bensel, II, Company /, Au-
gust Bensel, Orleans, Neb.; knee.
Musician Albert -. Taylor, 10, Conn
paDy 1, Mrs. w. 10. Taylor, 92l + street,
Lincoln, Neb.; scalp.
Maynard +. Sayles, 10, Company l.,
Arthur Il. Sayles, Omaha; chest, seri-
Gus.
George L. Sears, 30, Company NJ.
Eliza Sears, Falls City, Neb.; hip, Sc
we're.
Perley S. Busic, 10, Company NJ, w.
C.. Busic, Ansley, Neb.; forearm, Sc
we're.
Royal Il. Riley, %, Company L, Ed
ward l.. Riley, Alma, Neb.; thigh, Sc
we're.