The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-23
KILLED AT TEN TSIN
NAMES OF AMERICANS WHO FELL
IN BATTLE THERE.
LIST OF DEAD AND WOUNDED
HEAVY CASUALTY LIST OF THE
NINTH INFANTRY.

Privates md NOn-Commis ssioned OM-
GERS Who Were Killed or wound
cd-Eighteen Members of the Ninth
Buried Near the Barracks on July
15-They Were Inferred In Coffin =
Taken mt Tien Tsin-CasuaIties OF
the Marine Corps.
Copyright. 1900 the Associated Press)
Tien Tsin, July 10. midnight, via Che
Foo. July 20, via Shanghai. July 22.-Elgh-
teen members of the Ninth United States
Infantry were buried near the barracks
this Sunday evening. The regiment,
paraded Chaplain Marvine officiated. and
the bodies were enclosed in grandees' cof-
dns taken at Tien Tsin
Following is a list of the casualties suf-
fered by the regiment:
Company A. John A. Potter and George
H Buckley.
Company B. Crpl. Richard b. Slater and
Privates John Mcfarland and Gotfried
Svenson.
Company c, Barney Gonyea, Robert b.
Gorden.
Company ID, John II. Porter.
Company F. Oscar Olsen. John j. Drehr,
Alexander Syoghberg, Caspar Schwert-
feger and James B. Taylor.
Company G, Clyde B. Jamison, william
l.. Partlow. Frederick F. Reiffenacht,
John p. Smith and Dewey Rogers.
Wounded.
Company A. Arnold Pernzzy, John j.
Dimond, Martin Dunphy. George F. Muir
ply and John Seymour.
Company B. Corpl Myrtle Conroy.
Corpl. John Gallant and Privates Arthur
W. Ruggles, Robert Crawford, Henry e.
Stilings. Henry VanLeer. Patrick Cox,
Frank w. Southworth, William S. Row
ley and Clarence j. Mcbride.
Company C, Sergts E. Omey, T. Perry.
Joseph A. Dory and Adelbert Walker;
Corpls. James r. Burton and Peter Saw
age; Musician Harry K. Ellis and Privates
Samuel F. Whips. Richard w. Webb,
Calvin NATL ews John d. Closson,
Ulysses Jumper, James ]. O'Neil, Henry
j. Sharer and Robert H. Won Schlick.
Company d, sergts. George Bailey and
Edwsrd Gorman; Corpls. Sherman f.
Jackson and Silas A. Christenberry. and
Privates Thomas L. Maloney. Joseph
Munich, Fred E. Newell, Davis Kennedy,
Carr-ll L. Gingree. William Murphy and
Joseph Ryan.
Company f, Privates William G lbert,
Joseph MacMahon and Patrick j. Muir
ply.
Company F. Corpls. Frank NJ Leonard
and Gustav Bartz, and Privates Francis
]. Magee. Frede: ick E. shoecraft, Edward
Wright; Arthur Ables. Orin C. Weston,
David A. Murphy, David H. Hammond,
Harry A Norton. John P. Dimond and
George F. Murphy.
Company G, Corpls. Dennis Moriarity.
Stephen Oda and Thomas H. Curren, and
Prvates Loda B. King, Phillip wubing
and Walker F. Coleman.
Company H. sergt. Wesley Bickhart,
Corps. Albert Juhl, Jacob Mengel. Ger
hart Heckerman and George Hoar, and
Privates Andrew Roden. Woss (Ross)
Westervelt Lewis Irish. John McIweeney,
(McsweeneyO Charles Riley, Ralph
Richards and David Morris.
MISSING.
Company B, Private Myron c. Miller
Following is a list of casualties to the
marines:
Killed.
Sergt. Charles ]. Kollock, Corpl. Thomas
Kelly and Privates j. f. McConkey and
Isaac w. Partridge.
Wounded.
Sergts. Frederick T. Winters and James
Murphy; Corpls. J. Mcdonald and Joseph
W. Hunt, and Privates A. S. Chapman, J.
Cooney. Robert Desmond, f. T. Egleston,
p. j. Kelleher, Laurin LARSON. G. f.
McIver c. d. Miller, Calvin j. Matthews,
]. c. McGonegal, A. B. Penney. Henry A.
Rikers, John Stokes and J. Van Horne.
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