The record-union., 1899-04-26

to advance upon the trenches before
Calumpit, from which the F'ilipinos
We're pouring continuous volleys.
The armored car had one man killed
and two wounded The Kansas Regi-
ment had three wounded during the
charge, and the Utah Light Artillery
one killed and two wounded Most of
the other casualties befell the South
Dakota Regiments.
1t is difficult to estimate the insur-
gent losses, but they are no fewer than
seventy killed. many of them by the
artillery.
REBELS CUT OFF FROM NORTH.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-The fol-
lowing has been received at the War
Department from General Otis:
Manila, April 25.-Adjutant General
Washington: Hale's Brigade, MacAr-
thurs division, moved down right bank
Quinqua River yesterday to vicinity
Calumpit: now joined by Wheaton's
brigade on left bank Hale encoun-
tered. fierce opposition, driving enemy
with heavy loss, taking his entrench-
ments in flank Hale's casualty six
killed, twelve wounded. The division
has now invested Calumpit, which will
pC ldheH tO-Cdy. LdNlOH Will Pah I
of his command reached Norzagaray
this evening. where he will be joined
by center column from Bocave. Ex-
treme heat, rain, high streams, bad
roads made march very difficult. He
has not met opposition since leaving
Novaliches, the enemy retreating in his
front. South of and near Minila the
enemy has a force of 1000, making
demonstrations daily, SO can be easily
taken care of. 1t cannot communicate
with north. List of casualties OF day
before yesterday cabled to-day
SOLDIERS WHO FELL WITH COL
ONEL STOTSENBERG.
WASHINGTON, April 25.-General
Otis has furnished the War Depart
ment with the following casualty list:
KILLED.
First Nebraska, April % Colonel
John NJ Stotsenberg; Company K, Sec
ond Lieutenant L. E. Sisson; Company
B, Quartermaster Sergeant ]. F.
Storch; Company H, Sergeant Charles
Meleck.
Fourth Cavalry, Company I-Privates
William B. jackson and William D.
Skinner.
WOUNDED.
Company K, Musician Power, ankle,
severe; Privates Ralph Winter, but
took, severe; Edward Quinn, shoulder,
severe; John B. Carey, thigh, slight;
Paby O'Conner, head, severe
First Nebraska-Company H, First
Lieutenant William K. Moore, leg, mod
crate; Company B, Second Lieutenant
A. S. Wadsworth, leg, severe; Privates
William l.. Richards, arm, severe; Com
pany d, Lee Stoner, jaw, severe; Ed
win Q. Peterson, cheek, severe; James
Richard, jaw, severe; Charles Swartz,
lilac region, severe; Company F, John
White, leg, moderate; Musician Walter
G. Tingley, neck, severe; H W. Liva-
nei and Walter Elifritz, shoulder, Sc
we're; Guy Minor, leg, severe; Com
pany l, Edwin F. Gregg, forearm, Sc
we're; James keenan,, buttock, severe;
David Wilkins, chest, severe; Sergeant
Clyde Osburgh, lilac region; Sergeant
Corporl Dallash Henderson, leg,
moderate; Company K, Marry Brook
over, arm, severe; Frank Fauki, leg,
severe; Privates Robert L. Smith, side
severe; william H. Larue, hand, Sc
we're; Fred Gibbs, back, slight; Otto
Hemp, leg, slight; Eli Sisson, thigh,
slight; James R Alwen, knee, severe;
Company NJ, Orsen E. Humphrey,
shoulder, severe; Sergeant Horace
Kennedy, chest, severe; Corporal A. R.
Chapman, forearm, moderate.
Fifty-first Iowa Company E. Cor
poral E. Mariner, forearm, severe:
Lewis Hunter, hand, severe; Company
L, Sergeant Carl Gardiner, severe:
Walter Larsen, thigh, moderate; Rob-
l.
Company M, Adrian Hackett, leg, Sc
we're; Bert Thomas, thigh, severe.
Ctah ArtiEery-Battery A, Privates
David j. Davsds, leg, severe; John Alp
banalp, head, severe
First California = Company D, Cor
poral c. M. Davis, foot, slight.