Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-27

Private Edward Morrisscy. arm, slight.
Third Artillery-Iiattcry X. privates
Robert Norfeld. leg. severe: Patrick
O'Bricn. forearm. severe: L. Mason
Galloway, side. severe.
First South Dakota--company G.
privatea Geo. Benson. leg. slight; r.
Iiry0n HaHting, knee Sergeant Hiram
A. Pratt, thigh. slight: I, Private Fred
Barber. chest, severe. G. Artlnccr Arno
Hughes. thigh, moderate: l.. prlyatcs
Myers Allison. hands and arms. mod
crnte. Fred forenoon. chest. severe.
Thirteenth Minnesota
Company y. privatca Jack Hamilton,
thlgh and knee. slight. =. Robert Geib.
thigh. moderate.
Second Oregon Company A. Privatcs
Leo ". Grace. neck. moderate. II. Dam
Tel e. Bowman. hand. severe. +. Rich
ard y. Prickdale. leg, moderate: q.
Charles Il. cochard. sprained ankle.
N. Corporal Frank u. Edwards, thigh.
severe. q. Private VIM. u. Collins.
shoulder. severe. Musician Elmer y.
Barncs elbow. slight: II, privates
Ralph HodRena. elbow. moderate. l.
VIM. u. Goffcr chest, severe. X. Ser
geant Charles r. Wallace. neck. slight.
Firut Idnho-company a. Claude I'M,
chest, severe.
sirft Nebraslsa-Company G. First
Lieut. jos. g. Storch. arm, slight; A,
priyatea Weldon H. Robbins. thigh.
moderate. -. Frcd Wagon. chest.
severe; Harry Fctchic. hand. mod
moderate; I. WIN. J. Fink. thigh. Sc
we're; NJ. Mate Summers. neck. severe.
First North Dakotn-Company n.
Private Harry W. Donovan. forearm,
moderate.
March 25i
WOUNDED NOT HERETOFORE RE.
PORTED.
Sixth Artiilory-1Inttery u. Private
Frederick J. Kelly. shoulder. slight;
18th.
First washlngton-company q. Phi.
ya!e Robert Il. NORM. hand. sl,gh,'
DEATHS At MANILA.
Washington. March g7.-fn n cable
gram dated today, Gen. Otis announces
that the following deaths have occurred
since his last report;
March i7-Wiilinm =. Tracey. private.
G. First Idaho. drowned. accidental;
jos. l.. Walker private. Is. Firut Ten
ncaHcc. variola.
iSth-Hugh y. Mcclellan. private. I.
Fourteenth Infantry. appendicitis.
bernard J. Smith. musician. band, First
isth-wm. J. Harvey. private. l..
Fourth Infantry, typhoid.
s0th--Wm. Wallace. private. l., fitrt
Tennessee, varioln; Edward ",
Pynchon. private. X. First Colorado.
from wound In action. lienj. Hubbard,
private. q, Fourteenth Infantry. iaun-
dice, Henry Leimbachcr. private. u.
First Washington, drowned. accidental.
ggnd-Milton y. Mclao. private. u,
First Washington. from wound In nc
tlon.
First South Dakota, yafiola.
u4th-Ntun ~ IluHh RfIyutR 4 Elfat
Colorado. dyfcntofy.
DEWEY REPORTS BUSINESS.
Washington. March si.-Admirai
Dewey has cablcd the navy department,
the situation and positions % the
American vessels OF his fleet. The dis
Manila, March 2I.-secrctary Of the
Navy, washington;-The olympia and
Oregon. the Monndnock Monterey. Cal
lao. Manila and the Helena occupying
strategic position a. Manila Hay. The
Houton and charicrton. the Concord
and Petrol cruising on Luzon, Have
sent bennington 60 Hongkonn 10 dock.
/ The Princeton II at singapore. repair
ing propeller. The Nannhan has gonc
10 Guam. Ills will sali shortly for
Iloiio with coal. VIII dispatch solncc
az early NJ possible.
SATISFACTION At WASHINGTON.
Washington. March Dissatisfaction
IN expressed al the war department
about the situation IN the Philippines
II II said that the dispatches from den.
Otis mud the press dispatches show that
| the column IN pressing steadily forward
| and that the troops arr vigorously Ia
earnest and In good condition. The
/ belief ~ expressed that the insurgents
viii Foon get tired OF being constantly
fought defeated and driven back with
loss. Great confidence n expressed In
| the ability 81 Gen, otis TO fininh the
war because OF his determination To
give the forces OF Aguinnido no rest.
PRESIDENT HEARS THE NEWS.
Thomnnyilic. Ga. March .'.--Prcsi-
dent Mckinley and party leave here AZ
O'Clock this afternoon by a special
train over the Plant System and At
lnntlc Coast Lane for Washington.
Tho Associated Press dispatches from
Manila and also those from General
Otis which have been forwarded To- the
President the past fcw days have BEEN
carefully read, but the President has
taken no action nor issued any inatruc-
tlonH regarding the Philippine situation.
Den. otis IN the prealdcntH opinion has
handled the matter ably and VIII be al
lowed a free rein. The lntcnt hdVlrcr
show that our casualties ARE beginning
10 run up, but also Indicate that crisis
may be approaching as Aguinaido him
ref il Commanding the Filipinos. who
| are being steadily beaten back A hope
II entertained here that Agulnaido. his
staff and some Of his generals may be
! captured.
This, Il Is thought. might cause a
collapse OF the Filipino inuursent move
ment.
col. EdBERTs SON PROMOTED.
Washington, March si-feHtcrdny
80. otis rnhled the adjutant general
that the son Of col. Egbcrt was pri-
waite In his fathers regiment that ne
had a fine reputation. both as u GENTLE
man and o soldier. Today the hi-
lutnnt general cnbled tho Presidents
order that young Eghcrt be appointed
nuo,rct 10 the usual examination, sec
ond lieutenant IN hts fathers regi-
mcnt.
FILIPINO JUSTA IN SPAIN.
London. March sI,-Ioainado. tho
Fillplno delegate. has gone 10 Paris
To meet Agoncillo. Aguinaldo'a agent.
who ia expsctsd IN London shortly,
The Filipino. who was cnlei or .the
European juuta dmtng, Agoncillo'b alb
rencc In America, suddenly started on
Saturday for spain by way OF Paris.
Inofilcinl Fillninoi Here assert that he
ia going 10 Seville on private business
md that he viii return on April 10Th.
rhey ndmit, however, that he Will con-
fcr nj Paris with Agoncillo, who IN
said 10 have been In tclegraphic
,',,,,nuntcntion with Aguinaldo In order