Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-01-05

tice first class. born Smartsvi,Ie, Cal: next
OF kin. Mrs. NJ Betancue, mother Oakland
Cal John James Farley, fireman. first
class, born Newark, y. J.; next of kim Mrs
T. Farley. mother. Newark
Captured from the Yorktown's boat and
believed 10 have been released-Lieut. j. c.
Gilmore William Walton chief Quarter
master, born Mannheim, Germany: no next
Of kim John Ell sWorth, coxswain. born
Portsmouth, y. H.; no next of kim LYMAN
Paul Edwards, landsman, born in Peru,
Ind; reXt of kin, l.. B. Edwards father
Mexico, Ind. Paul VandOit sailmaker's
mate. born in France; next of kim p VAN
dOlt. father, San Luis Obispo, Cal Silyio
Brls"iese landsman, born in San Francisco;
next OF KIN, Lico-o o BriSOleSe, father San
Francisco. Albert Peterson, apprentice first
class. born Oakland. Cal; next of kin Louis
peterson, Oakland, Cal. Fred Anderson
lahdsInan. born in Buffalo. " y; next of
New York
BY this statement it appears that the fol-
lowing Yorktown men. who We're wounded
were also released: William H. Rynders
coNsWaln: born In Holland: next of kin
Mrs. NJ. II. NyhOus cousin. San Francisco
Cal Orrison w. Woodbury. seaman born
Lynn Mass next Of kin. John q. Wood
Dury. father, Lynn, Mass Denzell G. A
Nenvine, apprentice, second class born
Dudley. England; next of kin, E. Mash,
Sellwood. Ore.
Sailors Who Were Killed
The statement thus makes it appear that
the following American sailors included in
the unfortunate Urdanetta and Yorktown
parties Were killed: OF the Urdanetta-
Cadet w. c. Wood; William Mitchell. sea-
man, born Bucksville. S. c.; residence. New
York city; next of kin, George Mitchell,
father. Bucksville. S. c. Samuel Jones TIL
den Herbert. ordinary seaman. born Charles
county, Md; residence. Baltimore Md:
next of kin. Richard o. Herbert, brother,
lglr NJ
mond. machinist, first class. born Canada;
next OF kin, Mrs. r. Davis, Bathell, Cam
ada TEom-s Gray. fireman. second class
5;orn Buffalo, n y; next of kin not given.
samuel Stone, seaman, born Wilma, Russia
residence, Fall River. Mass: next of kin
A j. Shon, Fall River. Mass.
or the Yorktown-John Dillon. Iandsman,
born Golway. Ireland: next of kin George
cavener. Honolulu. Hawaii Charles Al
bert Morrissey, landsman, born Columbus,
Neb.: next of kin. Mrs: ]. c. Morrissey,
seaman, born Carmel Valley Cal next nr
kin. p Mcdonald father Monterey. Cal.
Edward j. NySard, gunners mate third
ciass born Warsaw, Russia; next OF kin,
SOPHIA Nysard, wife, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Complete Success of Operations,
After a silence of tveral days, Gen. Otis
is able to notify the War Department of
the complete success of the military opera
tions in northwest Luzon. the main OBJ
ject of which was the rescue of the Amer
lean prisoners whom the insurgents took
with them in their flight in the mountain
fastnesses in northern Luzon. Although
Gen. Otis does not specify Lieut.. Gilmore
L. s. N. by name, the wording of his mes
sage is taken to mean that that officer
was among the list of rescued prisoners
especially as ii is known that he was held
captive by the band of insurgents OF whom
the forces Of Col. Hare, 3:}d Infantry and
Col Howe, 34th Infantry were in close
pursuit at last previous reports Gen Otis
message is as follows:
MANILA, January 5,1oG0
"Adjutant General, War Department
Washington:
"ColS. Hare and Howe just arrived at
Eigan. northwest Luzon, with all American
prisoners. Their successful pursuit a re-
markable achievement. Gems Schwan and
Wheaton now with separate columns in
CaVite province. Affairs in Luzon north of
Manila greatly improved. OTIS"
Recent Casualties.
Later in the day Gen. Otis reported the
following casualties: Killed in action at
Panique December 81, 18th Infantry, l..
John O. A Carter. Engagement near Santa
Rosa October 2s. S7th Infantry, II, George
Lambkin: 22d Infantry, K Harry H. Stone
Wounded In action at Montalbon December
u, 18th Infantry, /, William Patton chest
mortal; l1th Cavalry. d, Sergt. Joseph L.
Hordefnon. foot, slight; l.. Harry Ross
slight Action near San Mateo December
ID. 10Th Infantry, II, Peter Thomson. cor
poral, thigh. slight.