Evening star., 1899-02-07
KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Revised List of Casualties Prepared
by the Mnr Department.

The War Department has prepared the
following revised list of casualties In the
fighting at Manila Saturday night and Sun
day morning:
First Brigade, 1st Division. 10th Pennsyl-
vania-Maj. e. Brieror. flesh wound in arm,
slight: Lieut.. Albert J. ButtermOre, flesh
wound slight: c. II. Sergt. Jos. Sheldon,
slight flesh wound in thigh. Company H.
Private Hiram ConEer. abdomen pene-
tratcd. serious. Company d. Private Ed
ward Caldwell. lung penetrated. serious
Company c. Private Default, flesh wound
in back, slight
First MOntana-Private Reynolds. slight
wound in ear. Company II. Private Charles
Rummels, flesh wound in leg. sight. Cor
poral Hayes. missing. probably killed, Com
pany II. Private John SerenSen, head
wounded, probably dead. Company l. Pri-
vate MIyersick. lungs penetrated. serious.
Company I. Corporal Skinner, slight thigh
wound. Company /.
First CoIorado-Private Orton Twever,
wounded left thigh. Company II. Private
Charles 5. Morrison. wounded left hand,
Company B. Private Maurice parkhurSt,
wounded in pubeS. Company Il. Private {.
ID. White. missing. supposedly drowned,
Company d. Private r .ner i. Doran. kill
ed. shot in chest. Company l, Corporal
William II. Erie. wounded in left cheek
and arm. Company |. Private Charles
Carlson. killed. shot in head. Company l..
Private Charles b. ROyce, leSh wound In
left kree. Comrany J.. FIRST Lieut. Chas.
Haughwount flesh wound in left knee.
First South DakUta-PriNaic Horace ].
MCCracken. killed. n: Private Fred T.
Cien, killed. |; Private William ]. Lewis,
killed, l; Private BENZ Phepps, wounded in
right thigh, X; Corporal Eugene Il. Ste
VeEs wounded in right thigh, X; Private
Frank @. Mcl.ain, wounded in right hip,
q. Hiram Fay, wounded in right knee, f;
Corporal Carl II. Osgood. spraint ID knee, F.
Private \. Haskell slight wound in neck,
Third ArtilleTy-SeTgt. Bernard Sharp,
flesh wound leg. slight, l.; Private Ori2n
Ryan. shot in head. l.. serious; Private Ed
ward LUEdstTom, shot through hand, slight,
l.. Private James Gleason, flesh wound in
thigh, slight l..
Fourteenth Infantry - Killed, Corporals
Guy Il. Soden, Z, and Henry F. Thomp-
sen. VI.
Priva;,s Jesse y. Hale. \; Maurice l..
s, man. A, Louis V. Dietz. d: James Har-
Vey Knight, NJ; Charles w. Douglas, NJ;
Frank II. Issinghausen, NJ; Charles y.
Seitz, NJ; Alphonse Bonner, NJ; Peter VI.
Storment. /.
sixth Artinery-Killed: Private W A.
First Idaho-Killed: Major Edward Nc
Convilly; Corporal Frank r. Calwerel, b
Private James Frazer. c.
First California--killel: Privates j. ]. De
war. X Tom Bryan. II: Joseph Maher. NJ
First WashinLtOn-KiI Corporal Geo.
w McCiowan, y; Privates Ralph ". 81
ncnds. a; George g. Re!chaFt, Frank Smith
Matthias II. Cherry Sherman Harding
Edward II. Perry, /; Walter y. Hanson, L.
ATno II NlJickel H.
Wourded: Sergeant Samuel T. Boakler I
Corporal James Neary, NJ; Musician Jos.
". OSberger. NJ: Privates Dixon A. Ever
cit. 4; Michael Kennedy. Augustin Berry.
7; benjamin \ Harbour. Hugh y. McCiei-
Ian. Herman Steinhagen. o. Il. Wright /
William Sloat, X; Arthur l.. O4ieurn, VI
Richard Hughes. NJ: Albert r. Barth. NJ.
Lieutenant James Mitchell. 18th Infantry,
died of wounds al 3:u3 pm. FEBRUARY 6.
Private Geo W. Hall. G. LIST Idaho, died
o. wounds
Colonel William c. Smith. LIST Tennessee
DIED OK apcpieXy at head of his command
o. firing line February =.
Killed. Thirty-four.
Missing: Two.
MOunIea: FortE-One.