The age-herald., 1900-01-06
4 R ,RKABLE ACHIEVEMENT
 tenant Gilmore Said to be
 Among the Rescued. COMPLETE LIST OF PRISONERS
Hare and Hawze Hung on to the Trap Like Hounds Until the Insurgents Were Finally Forced to
 Give Up the Men

Washington, January 5.-After silence
 of several days, General Otis has notified the war department of the complete sdct cess of the military operations in northwest Luzon, the main object of which was the
 rescue of the American prisoners which
 the insurgents took with them in their
 flight. Although General Otis does not specify Lieutenant Gilmore, U. s. N, by name, the wording of his message is taken
 to mean that that officer was among the
 list of rescued prisoners. General Otis
 message Is as fol1ows:
 Manila, January 5-Colonels Hare and
 Howze have just arrived at vigan, north- west Luzon, with all American prisoners. Their successful pursuit was a remarkable
 achievement. Generals Schwan and whea-
 ton are now with separate columns in Ca. ! vite province. Affairs in Luzon, north of Manila. greatly improved.
 (Signed) "OTIS.n | In the absence of a belated statement | from the admiral as to the personality of the prisoners, the officials of the navy de, l pertinent have prepared the followibt 1 statement. which, although believed to be l correct, is subject to amendment by Ad. | mira1 Watson
 | ahicii utyai 1'l3SUuSiS III IIe teaHd5 Ok | the Fihpinos and rescued by Colonel Hare. Captured from the William Juraschka, boatswain, mate frst-classs born in Germany; does not claim any next of kin.
 Captured from the Urdanetta, believed to
 have been just released-Benjamin J. Greene, coxswain, born in San Francisco:
 next of kin, B. J. Greene, father Los An& | pal (1al
 man, born in Boston, residence New York: next of kin, Hannah Moore aunt, Dorches. ter, Mass. George Daniel Powers, appren. tice first-class, born Smatsville Cal next of kin, Mrs. M. Betancue, mother, Oak. land, Cal. James Farley, fireman. first. class, born Newark, N. J.; next of kin, Mrs. P. Farley, mother, Newark Gilmo o,e's Name Appears Captured from the Yorktown boat and be-
 lieved to have been released: Lieutenant
 J. c. Gilmore, Wm. Walton, chief auarter-
 master, born Mannheim, Germany. no next of kin; John Ellsworth, coxwain, born Portsmouth, N. H.. no next of kin: I,Yu1aYs- Paul Edwards, landsman, born in Peru. Ind, next of kin L. B. Edwards, father. Mexico, Ind; Paul Vandoit, saiImaker.s
 mate, born in France, next of kin. P. yan- doit, father, San Luis Osispo, Cal; Salvio
 Birzolez, landsmen, born in San Francisco.
 next of kin, Licoqo Birzolez, father, San
 Francisco Fred Anderson, landsman. born in Buffalo, N r., next of kin, Christiana Anderson, mother, Buffalo, N. Y. By this statement it appears that the fo- lowing Yorktown men, who were wounded. were also released
 William H. Rinders, coxwain, born in
 Holland, next of kin, Mrs M. H. Nyhouse.
 cousin, San Francisco. Orrison W. Wood
 bury, seaman, born Lynn, Mass. next of
 kin, John G. Woodbury, father Lynn,
 Mass. Denzell, G. Venill, apprentice sec.
 ond.class, born in Dudley, Eng, next of kin, k. Mash, Sellwood, Ore.
 The statement thus makes 1t appear that
 the following American sailors included in the Urdanetta and Yorktown parties were killed:
 Wm. Mitchell, seaman, born Bucksvile s. C., residence New York city, next of kin. George Mitchell, father, Bucksville, s. O.: Samuel Jones T1lden Herbert, ordinary sea-
 man. born in Charles county, Maryland. residence Baltimore, Md, next of kin, Rich ard O. Herbert, brother, Baltimore Md.
 Arthur Wm Drummond, machinist, first
 class, born Canada, next of kin, Mrs. R.
 Davis Bathell, Canada; Thomas Gray, fre-
 man, second-class born in Buffalo, N Y,
 next of kin not given; Samuel Stone, sea-
 man, born Wilma, Russia, residence, Fall
 River, Mass, next of kin, A. J. Shon, Fall
 River, Mass.
 Of the Yorktown: John Dillon, landsman, born in Galway, Ireland, next of kin, Geo. Cavener Honolulu, Hawaii; Charles Albert Morrissey, landsman, born in Columbus, Neb next of kin Mrs. J. c. Morrissey, Ln- coln Neb.; Ora B. Mcdonald. ordinary sea- man, born Carmel Valley, Cal, next of kin. P. Mcdonald, father, Monterey, Cal; Ed- ward J. Nygard, gunner's mate, third-class, born Warsaw, Russia, next of kin, Sophia Nygard, wife, Brooklyn, N. Y.