Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-06
Otis Reports Arrival Of
American Prisoners
SAFE AMONG OUR MEN
tH as
Names Of Those Who were Killed Ii
the Yorktown and Urdaneta Ex-
petition Success of Military Op-
eratiOnS In Northern LuzOn. Z

Washington, Jan. 5.-After a silence of
several days General Otis is able to noti-
fy the war department of the complete
success Of the military operations in
northwest LuzOn, the main object Of
which vas the rescue of the American
prisoners, which the insurgents took with
them in their fight.
Although General Otis does not specify
the wording of the message is taken
to mean that that officer Is among
the list of rescued prisoners. General
Otis message is as follows:
Manila, Jan. 5.-Colonels Hare and
Howse just arrived at Vigan, northwest
Luzon. with all the American prisoners.
Their successful pusuit was a remarkable
achievement Schwan and Wheaton are
now with separate columns in Cavite pro-
vince. Affairs in LuzOn, north of Ma
Mia, are greatly improved. OTIS"
In the absence Of a detailed statement
from the admiral as to the personality
Of the prisoners, the officials Of the navy
department have. prepared the following
statement, which, although believed to
pc correct, is subject to amendment by
Admiral Watson:
American naval prisoners in the hands
Of the + lllplnos rescued by Colonel Hare:
Captured from the Mariveles, VIM. Ju-
raschka. boatswain's. mate firt class, born
in Germany; captured from the Urdanita
and believed to have been just released.
benjamin J. Green, coxswain born in San
Francisco; Edward Burke, ordinary sea-
man, born in Boston; George Daniel
Powers, apprentice. first class, born in
Smartsville, CAL; James Farley, fireman,
first class, born Newark, N. j.; captured
from the ~YOrktoWn's boat and believed
to have been released; Lieutenant j. c.
Gilmore; William Walton. chief quarters
master, born Mannheim, Germany; John
Abworth, coxswain, born Portsmouth,
N. H.; Lyman Paul Edwards, landsman,
born In Peru, Ind; Paul Vandoit, s&&-
makers mate, born in France; Silfe
Brisolez- landsman, born in San Fran{6-
co; Albert Peterson, apprentice, first clS4a
born In Oakland, Cal. Fred Andersen.
landsman, born in Buffalo" Y
BY this statement II, appears that the
following Yorktown men, who were
FINDERS, coxswatli..9 horn IN Holland; Orr
rison w. Woodbury., seaman, born in
Lynn, Mass; Denzell G. A. Envillle, .ap-
prentice. second class, born in Dudley.
England, next of kin E. Mash, Sellwood,
Oregon. IL
The statement thus makes It apparEht
that the following sailors. included in He
Urdanita and Yorktown parties, were. XIII.
ed: n
OF the Urdanita-Cadet c. Wood. VIII
An MlLcAeM, seaman, porn BuckSvllle, 8.
C., residence New York City; Samuel
Jones Tilden Herbert, ordinary seaman
born in Charles county. Maryland, resi-
dence, Baltimore, Md; Arthur William
Drummond, machinist, first class, born
in Canada. next of kin Mrs. Davis, Ba-
thell, Canada; Thomas Gray, fireman,
second class, born in Buffalo,: Samuel
Stone, seaman, born in Wilma, Mass, res
idence Fall River, Mass.
OF the YorktOwn-John Dillon, lands
man, born i'm Galway, Ireland; Chas. AL
bert tMorrissey, landsman, born in Column
bus, Neb.; Ora b. Mcdonald, ordinary
seaman, born in Carmel Valley, Cal:
Edward j. Nygard, gunner's mate, third
class, born in Warsaw, Russia.