Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-06-19
OTIS CASUALTY LIST.
Five Killed and Fifty Wounded-List
of Those Dead of

| WASHINGTON, June 1S.-Major General
Otis has reported to the war department
an additional list of casualties among the
soldiers under his command amounting to
| five men killed and fifty wounded, as fol.
lows:
Killed: Fourteenth infantry-At Zapote
June 1S, Company L, Sergeant Thomas
Laws, Corporal John Moore; Company A,
Corporal David E. Dague; Company 1, Mel
son I. Lamorie. First Iowa-Company A,
Walter Wagner
Wounded: First Washington. at Cainta
and Morong, June accompany 1, Benjamin
G. Goldman' hand slight; June 4, Charles
y: Anderson, thigh, slight; June s, 5,Company
d. William d. Adkins, thigh, slight
FIRST Montana, near Bacalar, June lO-Com.
pany y, James A Casebeer. arm, slight.
Eourth infantry. at Zapote, June 10
Company A, Second Lieutenant Howard
avery, thigh. moderate; John F. Brannen
heaa, severe; Zenro J. Bendel, ear, slight
Mlillam Cooper, leg, moderate; Henry HUI
per- hand, moderate; Harvey ]. Lowe, low
er extremity, severe Pomeroy Harmed
tniSh. moderate; Company D, William Cur
~, arm, moderate; Company l. Thorn S.
baiiard, shoulder, moderate; Company L.
arthur franz, hand, slight; William Lapp,
thlgh, severe; Arthur Rosebrock back
| slight; Charles Stephan. hand, moderate;
Company Al, Corporal Charles Adams, foot,
First artillery, at Zapote, June 1s-com-
pany c, William Clayton, thigh, slight:
norman Z. Danner, wrist, moderate; Sam
uel 5. Wentworth. ankle, moderate; Ser
geant Avery E Long. forearm, moderate.
skin artillery, near Las Hinas-Com-
pa!9y .!Y,I} D; Mark ark p Minott, thigh, severe:
pany Georra Gtafantry at zapote riysr.Gom
SSeorge L. DeForrest, shoulder, moderate;
COMPANY {, Drayton Bretch, hand, slight;
|o9amTpany 9aTaTf,b l. Arthur odin, arm, slight.
DoyIe, neck and chest, severe; John W,
nhas. Mhei.enry, arm, slight; Patrick Mulvihill,
eRest: ene noos moderate; William L. McGrillicuddy,
abf; aye; FIRST Lieutenant James P. Harbeson,
sthigh, slight; Sergeants Frank j. Boy,
mar rahd moaerate; Company NJ, George Tier
Snail, chest, severe: Frank E Shirk. thigh,
severe; Musician William Silene, leg, mod
Twenty-first infantry-Companv
John Henchy, hand, slight; John u F
wrist, moderate: James McCue. IL Ware
SFate yan ibgb tibst Lieutenant Joseph fg mod
elbow moderate sEani Gomip5H5ln saf'aS e. WhaieI ei
wpitlns. wpist :,,tg thigh; sli2e c-any !, Dennis
slight; TRor: paaeI J. ih Mikuihki hSafdt clavicl,
ate; Co1cien las H. Rayne, forearm, modei
/ IrbtSowe' 7-.apany G. First Lieutenant Pal
~-Sk A. Connolly, leg, severe
!, Twenty-third infantry-Company
second Lieutenant Monroe c. Kerth, arm
General Otis telegraphs the followin
deaths since the last weekly report:
From wounds in action: June II, Charlie
Gamble, private Company c, Third infar
) try; June IA, George Marshall, corpor,
Company NJ, Twelfth infantry; Mark 1
Mynott, private Company D. Sixth artil
cry; John F. Brannan, private Compan
; A, Fourteenth infantry.
r From typhoid fever: May %, Geore
, Schultz, private Company A, Twenty-thir
! infantry: June II, Charles W. Edmond
private Company E, First artillery; Jur
u. Charles Prouty. private Company
First South Dakota
From endocarditis: Charles Atkins, DIT
, vate Company Z, Third infantry.
From diphtheria: June 10, Fred Wa
field. private Company B, Twentieth Ka1
sas.
) From dysentery: June Is. William Ora,
, private Company H, Twentieth infantr;
June 13, Joseph ]. Madden, private Con
: pany L, Third artillery.