Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-03-27

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= PLuAER.' private Company Is. !.
CuRRAN C. CRAIG. private. company,Sl
4 9. ANIBAL- private. Company G.
wssaaea.
FRANK STEWART. private. Company
Z -, soalp. slight.
FaADDEus wIEGANr. private. C,
sAlgh. severe.
q. o. NICHOLAS. private. d. thorax
bR0E H. cRAvKNs. private. T.
4. severe.
S0oEPH H. HErLIN. private. Z. lss,
vsee.
ANDREW EVANS. private. E. neck;
Ose.
J. H. BRYANT. corporal. E. elbow. slight.
oRvlLLE PARKER. private. G. shoul.
0er and arm. severe. ~
ADEA c. CLARK. captain. Company H.
sAsalder. severe.
EDWARD r. HOOK, private. II. shout.
. 1sr and neck. slight.
- s0&SSAAhsAAs A04>AA private. =. umpss Sc
were.
WARRINGTON. March &.-Advices from
0saefAl Otis were watched with keencst
ansssest by war department onicials to-day.
end Assistant Secretary Meikeljohn. who.
n the absence Of Secretary Alger. is acting
secresav sf war. remained In his Office
tAFoaehout' tlS day Id order 10 keep in
cSese touch with the progress of the fight
Aag. Many army officers and other officials
vsrs also At the department. and the
preueeent was kept advised a. to the de-
veae1saents n indicated in General Otis
61UatcAss- Early this morning the first
uosase from Geperal Otis was received.
ana Was coon faleged by others. whose
eeotents gavs the elaciais here their first
+ ~ Aays.
NJ -list OF killed and wounded. which
I0saeepl .Ous hid promised. was waited
.xlsasly By. the department and friends
- ss1atives here Of the officers and men in
- Philippines. but n was late In the aft
1Rooea before Il was received. Much re-
1t was expressed At the death Of Colonel
3A9t tbs saly regular army odacer among
- 6llad.' He was among those who dis
4 5ngsished themselves At Santiago. being
Uua6ed at Gan Juan and bpeveted for his
asUicueus sallantry in that engagement.
MANILA. March &.- p. m-Our cas-
eltiss to-day were much lighter than yes
1sk IAs sssaai -rseorted since, the en-
ss ts.. a.fa.sy.ays sss and ''5
j. Il
oGA3HkA, March aG.-s p. m.-fhe Ameri-
y eEeses To-Day took Malinta after a
- AoAt. Ca,enei Egbert, OF the Twen-
D1eo1e rg6lment, and several other
isscd1s were killed.
tgADgII.A, March 36.-S:l0 p. m.-United
49, Gunboats have been shelling Mala-
Hese several hours and the Filipinos are
n1psntiy Withdrawing.
MANILA. March 8.-7:O y. m.-Princs
oGensteia. formerly honorary ,aide-de-
- - the sta4 Of 9s3l 1alr at
- sspehow got In Gross d de airing
fAnA Wss Killed: :s-.s::sfa :s.s.:fag-
ziiaiiNdToN. MarcS. -5Ss. W de-
nsas to-aishs receives ltns:
Saala, Nsrch $40 q. m.-Adjutant
1Pil. Waahingtoa: AacArthur's ad-
- b9yDad Nevcanayan. two miles be-
-. nine miles from Manila and
II WegfsSm lGaiolos: railroad will be
= epplied by cars: Macarthur will
1aprrow: is NOW N open coun-
nks--aAa1oky .reslsting behind
s1lRs Of tRtrenchments. from
=. continuaily drive them. City
eIq(se and native Inhabitants -ap-
~ Sf&qlleved OF anxiety and fear OF
Captain Krayenbuh. commits
nsu1nt. Third artillery. mortally
- 49, a
5sax Ssssch z.-s:,s a. nth. yrli-
ksgp mag their stronghold At Ma
~ SSs fecces are fleeing from the
~ tifectios, q Aaoaos-@
tSi NecArthur's division is pushing
GnlaAea.
yhsn wni make their last stand
III o. Aalaaos. e-.., ~,
1jD0EON. March 1.-Ths war de-
u ~ rscelyed the following cable
xarcA x.-.Adjutant General.
gtee:-AA. p. m.-MacArthur has
- easny. strongly tntrsnohed. In
~ nsesh q Polo: viii continue to
III tusurgents have strong in
Gn0~e eepa caloocxn TO Mslalos.
sAess Etea tAsn month, te eon-
Rue0roN. March AL-TAe. follow
1aGR eSsnaisaes has just been given
1ngNse S.psst.ent:
e. M h. 2 s,ssass, ;Issse :. iSss:s:,; :ssi