The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-08-30

Company E-Wm. Parle, wounded in
band, slight
Company G-John c. Hauser sergeant,
wounded in buttock, moderate: Thomas
VI. Higgin, wounded in foot, slight; Aug
ust r. Troutman, wounded in leg below
knee, moderate; Rufus Lawyer, wound
ed in leg below knee, slight.
Company E-Henry Hopkins. first SER
geant, wounded in leg above knee. slight.
Company K-Frank l.. Whitehead, first
sergeant, wounded i'm leg below knee.
slight; Jesse A. Foulkes, wounded i'm leg
above knee, slight
FIFTH ARTILLERY.
Battery F-Wm. p. Nanney. woun1ed
in chest. serious.
MARINES.
Captain Smedley ID. Butler. wounded in
chest, slight.
Company A-George T.. Farral. wound
ed in head, moderate.
Company Crank w Green, wounic1
on the hand, modspate
CASUALTIES IN ACTION AUG. 15
The following officers and men were
killed:
FIFTH ARTILLERY.
Battery F-Captain Henry J. Reilly,
morning of l7th.
NINTH INFANTRY.
Company C--Robert T.. Walsh.
Company E-James .. Hall, Daniel W.
Simpkins.
FOURTEENTH INFANTRY
Company E-RusselI T. EIlicott
Company, AI-James c. Wiber.
WOUNDED.
NINTH INFANTRY.
Co-npany martin a. silk. wounded ~
head. serious.
Company Ma. Railcy first sergeant,
wounded in arm, slight.
Company K-George II. Siemens. wound
ed in leg below knee, serious.
Compa q M-Wm. +. Norton, wounded
In leg b. low knee slight.
FOURTEENTH INFANTRY.
| Company Geo. Fox. sergeant. wound.
ed in hand slight; Harvey Baker. musi-
can, wounded in thigh, moderate. Calvin
! =. Titus, musician, wounded i'm neck
slight; Geo. g. Huffman, wounded in but
tock.
Company G-Henry J. Kylzla, wounded
/ in chest, serious.
| Company H-Chas. II. Morgan, corpor
al. wounded in leg below knee, moderate
ora +. Tyler. -; Geo. King, -; join
=. Lynch, wounded in thigh, slight.
Company Harry l.. Dublin, wounded
in leg below knee. slight
| Company Il-Thos. Lanker. wounded il
chest. serious; Thos. King, wounded i
arm. serious.
Company M-wm. Il. Hoffman,, cook
wounded in thigh. moderate; Henry =
Davies. wounded in leg below knee, seri
Gus.
FIFTH ARTILLERY.
Battery Flee Doyle, wounded in hand
slight
August Is, died Of wounds received i
action, ~award II. Mitchell Company l.
Fourteenth Infantry CHAFFEE.
! ROME. August 22.-Dispatches receive
here from Taku under date of August
say that according to advices from
Japanese sources dated August II, the bat
tie Of Pekng was then finished, the JAP
anese had entered the Imperial palace
: The foreign Ministers with detachment
e of the allied troops were then occupyin
, the Imperial city. the Chinese Princes an
5 Ministers having returned to Sian Fl
e west Of Peking.
! WASHINGTON. August 22.-As resu
- OF the conference between the Presiden
81 cretary Root and Acting SecretaT
? Adee. the reply to Ii Hung Chang W.
! agreed upon and drafted. 1t will be az
livered to Minister WI today and il
leApected the text will be made publ
later.
ADVICES FROM BRITISH ADMIRAL
g fighting the Chinese outside from Tiel
s Tsin. August 49," so Rear Admiral Bru'
: wires to the British Admiralty from II
ku under date of August 20. adding tn
: the engagement was reported to have o
i lcurred six miles south of Tien-Tsin.
e Admiral Bruce also sent a dispatch da
J ed Peking. August II, from the general o
ffcer commanding there. in which nothiI
: Is said as to the situation at Peking.
gives a partial list of the British casua
ties during the siege of the legations, q
death of Captain Bernad Strouts and I
grets that lowing to the heavy road al
forced march, the naval brigade was IL
! able TO participate in the entry" addi
n that the way they brought their gu
by boat and road from Tien-Tsin Is
achievement of which they may
proud"
An official dispatch from TENTS
dated August 20. and received at TokN
repeats that the japanese occupied
Imperial palace at Peking August 10, a
. says that about August 12 the Dowae
Empress and the Emperor and Ministt
left Peking with 5000 troops. their des
= nation, il is supposed. being Sian Flu. /
kirg, being in great confusion, was div
, ed into several districts.
y Half the Tartar city was placed unC
i, the control of the japanese and comm
Z tees of Japanese, American. British, RI
sian and French officers were appoint
to maintain order. A detachment of ia
Il anese troops rescued the foreign missiC
4 Iaries and Chinese Christian conver