The record-union., 1899-05-04

tween The iOTctS VI LAWFUL dHu IAdic ,
forces gives great satisfaction to the
officials They have been apprehensive
over the length of the line of commune
catlcn between Lawton and Manila,
but with a short route open now to
Malolos, on the railroad, there is no
| longer any reason to fear that supplies
| can be cut off
| GILMORE AND SEVEN OF HIS MEN
SAFE
WASHINGTON, May 3.-The follow
| ing cablegram has been received from
Admiral Dewey:
Manila, May 80.
Secretary of the Navy, Washington:
The following are the Yorktown prison
ers at the inSurgent headquarters at
San Isido:
Lieutenant Gilmore, Chief Quarter
master William Walton, Sailmakers
Mate Paul Vandert, Coxswain John
| Ellsworth. Apprentice (third class) AL
bert Petersen, Landsmen Sylvio Briso-
lese, Paul Edwards and Fred Anderson.
Provisions have been sent to them
by Otis. Am continuing inquiries as to
| the fate of the other SEVEN
The names of the men unaccounted
for, with such data relative to their en-
listment, nativity and kin as the rec
ords of the Navy Department show, are
as follows:
John Dillon, landsman; enlisted at
Mare Island, Cal; born at Peru. Ind;
| next of kin, L. B. Edwards, father,
Mexico, Ind
! Charles Albert Morrissey, landsman;
enlisted at Mare Island; born at Co
fumbus, Neb.; next Of kin, Mrs. J. c.
Morrissey, Nebraska
Ora B. Mcdonald. ordinary seaman;
enlisted at Mare Island; born at Cor
NAL Valley, CAL; next of kin, P. Nc
Donald, father, Monterey, Cal.
| William H. Rynders, coxswain; en-
listed at Mare Island; born at Amster-
dam, Holland; next of kin, Mrs. NJ H.
Nyhouse, cousin, $40 Connecticut street,
Sar Francisco.
Morrison w. Woodbury., seaman; en-
listed at Gloucester, Mass; born Lynn,
Mass; next of kin, J. G. Woodbury.,
/ father, 143 Maple street, Lynn.
DonZell NJ. George Arthur Venville,
apprentice Second class; enlisted at
Mare Island; born at Dudley, England;
next of kin, E. Marsh, Benwood, Or
E. j. Nygard, gunner's mate Ohird
class; enlisted at New York; born in
Warsaw, Russia; next of kin, Sophia
Nygard, wife, 1851 Atlantic avenue.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
1t is said at the Navigation Bureau
that there is every reason to believe
that these missing sailors are not
dead, or at least not all of them. The
naval officers here believe that some of
! the Yorktown's crew succeeded in max
ing their way to the Spanish garrison
at Baler. where they would be we'll
treated. Admiral Dewey is now striv-
Ing to get into communication with the
garrison at Baler.
AMERICAN CASUALTIES.
WASHINGTON May B. General
Otis, under to-days date. reports the
following casualties not heretofore men
toned:
WOUNDED.
April 2oth-Brigadier General Irving
Hale, leg, slight.
| First South Dakota-Company TT.
CAPTAIN Charles H. Englesby, shout
der, slight; Company G, Sergeant Oscar
N. Corsey, leg, slight
Tenth Fennsylvania-Colon Alex
ander L. Atkins. leg. slight: Company
H, Private Blaine Aiken, arm. slight:
Sergeant John Thompson, face slight.
Flfty-first Iowa-Company M, Pri-
vate Fred E. Strong. scalp, slight;
April 25tn-Company NJ, Private Sam
uel j. Tilden, shoulder, slight; April
21th-Private Bertran Grace, foot,
Slight accidental
First North Dakota-April 18th. Com
pany G, Corporal Charles H. Green,
ear, slight; April 25th-Company G.
INF To1%
foot, slight Company l, Private Will
lam H. Harrison, shoulder, slight: Com
pany K, Roy p. Ranus, leg. slight.
First Montana-April 9th, Company
c, Private Gottleib Mclean arm, slight:
Company H, Captain Frank E. Green,
hand, slight; Company 1. Private G.
Muhlcon, arm, slight; Company K.
Robert Murphy, shoulder, slight; April
2Sth-Company B, Private Andrew Da-
Wis, cheek, slight; Company F, Martin
B. Han. ear, slight: Company M. Cor
poral James OLeary shoulder, slight.
Fourth Cavalry-April 24th. Company
l. Private William Heer, hand, severe.
Twentieth Kansas-April 25th. Com
pany K. Sergeant Joseph Dewald. neck.
slight; April 2Ith-Company K, Private
oscar NeSbitm, wrist, slight
MI u INA ipIy-CoIlpd1y u, Second
Lieutenant Charles c. Todd, thigh, Sc
we're; Private Oscar Bevan, shoulder.
severe
Thirteenth Minnesota April 2Sth
Company K, Sergeant William D. Bar
inghom, knee.
First Colorado-May 1st. Company K.
sergeant Clifford H. Bowser. arm, Sc
we're.
Third Infantry-May I'd, Company G.
Corporal Jacob Fisher, abdomen, Sc
we're; Private Frederick Miller. thigh.
severe.
KILLED
thirteenth Minnesota-May LIST, Com
pany F, Private Frank Smith.
TEHUANTEPEC RAILWAY.