The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1899-02-10

great uiinCulty the Olllcldlb )I the VAR
department arranged the p, evious cas-
ialty lists into the following single list,
which is believed to be substantially ac-
eunate and was made up as an official
substitute list for the prior lists:
First brigade, First division: Tenth
Pennsylvania-Major f. Brierer. flesh
wound on arm, slight, Lieutenant AL
bert j. Buttermore. flesh wound, slight;
Sergeant Joseph Sheldon, company II.
slight flesh wound Private Hiram
Conger, company ID. abdomen. serious;
Private Edward Caldwell. company c.
lung. serious; Private Default, flesh
wound, slight.
First Montana-Private Reynolds,
company Fl, slight wound; Private
Charles Rummels, flesh wound. slight;
Corporal Hayes. company II, missing.
probably killed; Private John Sorensen,
company L. head wounded, probably
dead; Private Mayersick. lungs, seri-
ous; Corporal Skinner. company 1, slight
wound.
First Colorado-Private Orion Twever
company B, wounded; Private Charles
5. Morrison, company b, wounded; Pri-
vate Maurice Parkhurst, wounded;
Private c. d. White, company d. miss
Ing, supposed to be drowned; Private
Elmer f, Doran, company 1. killed;
Corporal William H. Erie. company I.
wounded; Private Charles b. Boyce,
company L. flesh wound; Private
Charles Carlson, company L, killed;
First Lieutenant Charles Haughwount.
flesh wound.
First South Dakota-Private Horace
j. McCracken, company II, killed: Pri-
vate Fred e. Gren, company l, killed;
Private William j. Lewis, company 1,
killed; Private Benjamin Phepps, COM
pany X, wounded in right thigh; Cor
poral Eugene e. Stevens, company X,
wounded in right thigh; Private Frank
G. McLain, wourd ed In right hip; Hiram
Fay, wounded in right knee; Corporal
Carl Fl. Osgood, company F, sprained
knee; Private A. Haskell, company /,
slight wound in neck.
Third artillery - Sergeant Bernard
Sharp, flesh wound leg, slight; Private
Orian Ryan, company L, shot in head,
serious; Private Edward Lundstrom,
company l., shot through hand, Slight;
Private James Gleason, company l.,
flesh wound, slight.
Fourteenth infantry = Killed, Cor
poral Guy b. Soden, company e; Cor
poral Henry F. Thompson. company M
Private Jesse A. Hale, company A;
Maurice Seaman. company A; Louis. V.
Dietz, company d; James Harvey
Knight. company M; Charles w. Doug
las, company M; Frank H. Issing-
hansen, company M; Charles A. Seitz,
company M; Alphone Bonner, company
M; Peter M. Storment, company 1.
Sixth artillery-Killed, Private w. A.
Goodman. company D.
First Idaho-Killed, Major Ed Nc
Conville; Corporal Frank r. Calvert,
company b; Private James Frazer.
company c.
First California-Killed, Private ]. j.
Dewar, company K; Tom Bryan, COM
pany II; Joseph Maher company M.
First Washington - Killed, Corporal
George w. MCGOWAN, company A; Pri-
vate Ralph w. Simonds, company A.
George b. Reichart, Frank Smith, Mat
thias H. Cherry, Sherman Harding, Ed
ward Fl. Perry company I; Walter N.
Hanson, company l.; Arno II. Melckel,
company II.
First Washington - Wounded, Ser
geant Samuel e. Boakler, company 1;
Corporal James Neary, company M
JoStpH W. OSDeTSeT,
M; Private Dixon A. Everett, company
A; Michael Kennedy, Augustin Berry,
company F; Benjamin A. Harbour.
Hugh 2. Mcclellan, Herman Stein
hagen; o. B. Wright, company L: VIM.
Sloat, company X Arthur L. Osleurn.
company NJ; Richard Hughes. company
M; Albert E. Barth, company NJ.
Lieutenant James Mitchell Four
teenth infantry, died of wounds at 2:05
p. M, Feb. 6; Private G. w Hall, COM
pany G, First Idaho, died of wounds;
Colonel William c. Smith. First Ten
nessee, died of apoplexy at the head OF
his command on the firing linz. Feb. 5.
Agoncillo skips Out.
Washington, Feb. 7. = The Filipino
junta here is in a state Of bewilderment
Senior Agoncillo, it's head, fled so hur-
riedly that he failed to leave instruc-
tons for the balance of the junta, and
they accordingly are dependent upon
word from him as well as hampered by
the serious illness Of one Of them. Their
counsel, Ralston & Siddons, withdrew
from any relations with them, because
the counsel considered their duty to the
government paramount to their duty to
their clients, now that war has begun.
Lopez was asked: How long will
you remain in this countryT"
$50 long as the American people, the
American senate have Justice for us "