The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-02-07
AT MANILA
names Of Oar Soldiers Who Fell
nnring The a!renf aa,sle.

in Washington was tho ratification o. tn
peace treaty and the receipt Of lists o
casualties from General Otis.
Prompted by General Otis promise o
last night TO send along he list OF casua
lilies at the earlist possible moment tn
friends OF the soldiers at Mania beseige,
the war department tooay by Telegram
and word Of mouth for information from
the scene OF the battle I'm th, Philippines
The list was Ions in coming. fact explain
ed by cutting Of the telegraph wires alonI
the American front which revented ear
" reports from the division commanders
In the meantime came a cableEram from
! Admiral Dewey that caused some temper
airy commotion by creating the impress lor
! that hostritles had been renewed by the
| insurgents. l. p 10 he close OF office hours
however, nothing has come from General
! Otis to confirm this inference. and such
( cablegrams rs did como from him touch
cd upon other matters endrely go lt was
I assumed that there Was no foundation IN
fact for the apprehension.
when General Otls casu..y lists began to
come over the cables they were somewhat
confusing, probably due to the fact that
there are nineteen diTeren zines b tween
Manila an. Washington. The Immediate
effect was 20 cause some errors TO be
made in the reported list Of killed. After
great difficulty the officials OF the war de
partment arranged the previous casualty
lists into the following single list. which
ls believed to be Substantially accurate
and was made up as an O-Acia. substitute
list for the prior lists:
PENNSYLVANIA JOPs
First Brigade first division, tenth Pen
Major E. Brierer flesh wound arm.
slight.
Lieut. Albert J. Buttermore. flesh wound
slight.
IT, seargeant Joseph -heldon, company
II slight flesh wound thigh
Private Hiram Conger, d. abdomen pen.
etrnted. serious
Private Edward Caldwell. c, lung pen
ctrated serious.
Private Default, flesh wound back
slight.
FIRST MONTANA.
Private Reynolds. company IT, slight
wound IN m ear
Private Charles Rummels flesh wound
ia leg. slight
Corporal Hayes, II. missing. probably
tlnoi.
Private John scrnesen, L. iead wounded
probably dead.
Private Mayerlsck, I, lungs penetrated
serious
Corporal skinner, T. slight wound thigh.
FIRST COLORADO
Private orton Twever, company B.
wounded left hand
Private Charles >. Morrison. B. wounded
in pubes.
Prlvte Parkhurst, B wounded left
hand.
Private c. D. White, d, missing suppos-
ed to be drowned.
Private Elmer F. / oran, r. .illed shot
In chest.
Corporal William II Erie, !. wounded in
left cheek and arm.
Private Charles b. Boyee. L. flesh
wound IN left knee.
Private Charles carlson, l. killed, shot
in head.
First Lieut. Charles Haughwount, flesh
wound left knee
FIRST 4 DAKOTA.
Private Horace J. McCrac-sn company
H. killed
Pr,vete Fred L. Green.I, ined.
Private william J. Lewis. I, killed
Private Benjamin epps X wounded
right thigh.
Corporal Eugene E. Stevens X. wounded
In right thigh.
Private Fran -acLain. wounded in
right thigh.
Hiram Fay, wounded in right knee.
Corporal Carl II. osbood, f. spralned
knee.
Private A. Has ell, I. slight wound in
neck.
THIRD ARTI- Ely.
Sergeant Bernard Sharp. flesh wound leg
sligat
Private orIan Ryan. L, scot in head
serious.
Private Edward Lunstorm. L, shot
through hand. slight.
Private James Gleason, L. feah wound
thigh. slight
FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.
Corporal Guy p. soden. company E.
= he'd
Corporal Henry f. Thompson. NJ. XIII.
ed.
Private .esse A. Hale, a. killed.
Maurice Seaman A. killed
Louis V. Dletz. d. killed.
James Harvey Knight al. killed.
Charles W. Douglass, 4, killed
Frank f. Hesslnghausen, 80, killed
Charles NJ seitz, 90. killed.
Alphonse Bonner, NJ killed.
Peter, NJ Storment. I, killed.
SIXTH ARTILLERY.
Private W. a. Goodman D. killed.
FIRST IDAHO.
Major Ed McConvnle. ed.
CORPORAL Frank X. "a vert. B. killed
Private James Frazer, c. kile4
FIRST CALIFORNIA.
Private }. J. Dewar x. E,Hea
Tom Bryan, IL killed.
Joseph Maher NJ, killed.
FIRST wAsIu 1ToN.
Corporal George W. MCGOWAN, A,
k lied
Private Ralph W. simonds. A. killed.
George r. ReyharI. killed.
Frank Smith kil.s
Matthias II. CHEEKY. killed.
Sherman Harding. killed.
Edward II. Perry I. Lied.
Walter n. Hanson. l.. killed.
Arno II. Mekle 81 k.-ed.
FIRST WASHINGTON.
Sergeant samue. Z. Boaklsr. I, wound
ed.
Corporal James Neary. 81, wounded.
Musician Joseph ". Osborger. ~,
wounded.
Private Dixon A. Everett. %, wounded
-chael Kennedy. wounded
Augustn Berry T. wounded