Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1900-03-20
MANY CASUALTIES IN
THE PHILIPPINES.

A Lengthy List of Victims of Diseases
and Enenay's Bullets, sent by
General Otis.
WASHINGTON. March 20.-The war de-
rartment received thefollowing lengthy
list Of casualties from General Otis at
Manila.
aDysentery-July 81, last year, Henry
Haze, Company A, First California. at
Tayabas. while prisoner of war, March
Z, Timothy O'Here, I, Twenty sixth
regiment United States volunteer in
fantry Earl r. Bates. l., Thirty seventh
United States volunteer infantry.
March II, Edward Bauman, E, Third
infantry.
Malara-Feb 26, Willie Chestnut,
Company G, Twenty second infantry;
March II, William Tape, NJ, Twelfth
infantry; March -, William G. Burns,
L, Fifth infantry; March 10, Hugh Nc
Intyre, L, Fortieth regiment volunteer
infantry; March 10, John Nordin, G,
Forty-sixth volunteer infantry.
"Fever, cause not known-Feb. s,
Clifton j. Paxton, Co. d, Thirteenth in
fantry.
tVariola-Feb. %, Bayles [. Read,
Go. f, Third infantry; Feb. IS, Edgar
J Hurbough, +, Thirty third volunteer
infantry; March s, Simon Hudson, E.
Thirty ninth volunteer infantry; John
Austin, K, Twenty fourth infantry;
Romeo jackson, K, Twenty fourth in
fantry; March II, Daniel Lyons, FL,
Twenty fourth infantry; March Il, John
NJ Moore. G., Thirty second volunteer
in4antry.
eNephrites-March u, Abram L.
Mauk. troop L, Fourth cavalry; March
10, Harry B. stranahan, troop K, Til {
cavalry.
.Diarrhea-March7 I, George w. Day,
corporal Co K, Eighteenth infa. try;
March S. John ;. Klensky musician, L,
Eighteenth United States infantry.
March ID, John E. Deasy,
Co. D, Twenty first infantry.
'sTuberculosis-Ma IL, Walter G..
Webb, Company E, Seventeenth in
fantry.
"Typhoid fever-March IA. William
Mcdowell, Company E, Thirty fifth vol
unteer infantry; Edward Barth, G,
Twenty first infantry; March 10, John
G. Cameron, d, Thirty ninth volunteer
infantry.
"Pneumothorax- March is, Patrick
Dowdall, sergeant, Battery E, Sixth ar
tillery.
"Pneumonia-Marc 4, Thomas A.
Taylor, corporal, Company d, Fortieth
volunteer infantry.
.Drowned-Feb. 6, Jacob Brandt,
Company X, Thirtieth volunteer in
fantry; March 2, Frank B. Neen, Fl,
Twenty fifth infantry; March 8, William
M Brown, E, Twenty-fifth infantry;
March 10, Edward W. Beattie; March
Is, James buddy, corporal, ID, Twenty
eighth volunteer infantry.
sKilled-Luzon: Hospital corps, March
2, Linao, Thomas ID. Dare, hospital
stewart.
Company ID, Arthur Hardwick.
sixteenth infantry, March 3, Linao.
Company b, Thomas t. Brady.
'.Thirty- third volunteer infantry, Jan
%, Quaingan, Company E, Edward
Herrfeldt; March 9, Bangued, D, Chester
A. Cross.
Il wounded.
sLuzon-Third cavalry, March IA,
Bagnotan, Company ID, Michael J.
Cooney, wounded in chest, moderate
sixteenth infantry, March 2, Linao.
Major Henry G. Ward, leg
Thirty ninth volunteer infantry,
March 10, Losbenos, Company L, Elmer
A. Carr, wounded IN chest, serious;
Herman H. Friseh, wounded in head.
serious; G, Noah w. Billiard, wounded
in HIGH serious.
Forty second volunteer infantry,
March A, Paete, Company E, Lonis II.
Tpibei side severe
"Panay- Eghteeth infantry, Feb. IS,
San Remedio, Company E, Harry Gay
nrd, wounded in knee, slight.
"Cavitan, Co. M, William McNaulty
wounded in knee, slight.
Nineteenth infantry, Feb. l6, San
Remedio, Co. E, James G. Gallaser,
wounded in feet, slight; Cavitan, e,
George P. Ross, leg, severe; l., George
Therrien, corporal, leg. severe; Thomas
Hosty, wounded in arm, serious; William
Wenzelbnrger, leg, severe.
Colonel Wallace Dead.
WASHINGTON. March 15-The war
department. was informed of the death,
at Fort Hnachuca, A. T., of Colonel
Robert B. Wallace First lieutenant Sec
ond cavalry. commanding the Thirty
seventh volunteer infantry. He was Sc
yerely wounded III The action at Calico
can, Luzon, Feb 10, 1899 He was at
Fort Hnachuea, A. T., on sick leave
when he died.