Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-03-20
CEN. Otis SENDS
A LENGTHY LIST.
Reports 81 Dead and IS Wounded
in the Philippines
SMALLPOX HEADS THE LINE
Claims Seven Victims Malaria Next
with Flye-Four Wen Drowned
No Fatalities In Battle.
lEarly Dispatched

Early Dispatches
Washington, March l9.-The war de-
partment today received the following
lengthy list Of casualties from Cen.
Otis al Manila;
DEAD.
Dysentery--July 81, last year. Hen
ny Haze, company A. First California,
at Tabayas, while prisoner Of war
March It'll, Timothy oHero, company
/, Twenty-sixth regiment, Z. 5. v;
Earl r. Bates, company L, Thirty
seventh L. $. V. l.. March l2th. Ed
ward Bauman, company h, Third in
fantry.
Maiarla-February 26th, Willie Ches-
nut, company G.. Twenty-secOnd infan-
try; March nth. William Tape, COM
pany NJ Twelfth infantry, March 18th,
William c. Burns, company l., Ninth
infantry; March 10Th, Hugh Mcintyre,
company l., Fortieth infantry. Marsh
18th, John NOfdin, company @, Forty
sixth volunteer infantry
Feyer-February Sth, Clifton j. Pax
on. company f, Third Infantry.
Varola-February 23ri, Baylls l.
Read company +, Third infantry;
February 18th, Edgar j. Hurbough,
company +. Thirty-third infantry;
March 18th. Hudson Simpson, company
H. Thirty-ninth infantry; John Austin,
company X, Twenty-fourth Infantry;
Romeo Jackson company X, Twenty
fourth infanary; March 18th, Daniel
L. Yons, company II. Twenty
fourth infantry. March 18th. John NJ.
Moore. company G, Thirty vol
unteer infantry.
Nephrltis-M March Il, Abram L. Mauk,
troop |, Fourth cavalry; March 10th,
Harry b. Stranahan. troop X, Third
cavalry.
Dlarrhoea-March Sth, George w.
Day, corporal. company f, Eighteenth
infantry John 5. KlensH musician,
company +, Eighteenth infantry
Beri Beri-March 18th, John +,
Deasy, company D. Twenty-hrst infan-
Try
tuberculosis March 18th, Walter G.
Webb, company +, Seventeenth imam
try
Typhoid Fever-March 14th, William
Dowell, company l.. Thirty-hfth volun-
teer infantry; Edward Barth, company
G., Twenty-hrst infantry, March 10th,
John q. Camermon company ID, Forty
ninth volunteer infantry.
Pneumonia thorax March 10th, Pat
rick Dowall, sergeant, battery b, Sixth
artillery.
Pneumonia-March ith. Thomas A.
Taylor, corporal company D. Fortieth
volunteer infantry
Drowned-February 9Th, Jacob
Brandt, company X, Thlrtieth y0lun-
teer infantry; March 9Th William NJ,
Brown, company +, Twenty-fifth in
fantry; March 18th, Edward W. Beat
tie; March 18th. James buddy, corporal,
company d, Twenty-eighth volunteer
infantry.
killed-LuZon: Hospital corps. March
End, Liano. Thomas ID. Dare. hospital
steward: Third cavalry. March 18th,
Bagnotan, troop d, Arthur Hardiwek
Sixteenth infantry, March End, Linao,
company 3, Thomas +. Brady
Twenty-second volunteer infantry,
January 22nd. Quiangan, company +,
Edward Herrfeldt, March 9Th, Ban.
gued, company ID Chester A. Cross.
WOUNDED.
Luzon-Third cavalry. March 18th
Bagnotan, company d, Michael j.
Cooney, wounded In chest, moderate.
Sixteenth infantry March End, Linao
Mai Henry O. Ward. leg.
Thirty ninth volunteer Infantry
March 10th, Los Benos, company +, FL
mer A. Carr, wounded IN chest, serious;
Herman H. Frisch, wounded in head,
serious; company G., Noah w. Billiard,
wounded In thigh, serious
Forty-second volunteer infantry,
March 4th Paete, company +. Louis II,
Taibell. side, severe.
Eighteenth infantry. February 10th,
San Remedlo. company +, Harry Cay
lard knee, slight; Cavltan. company NJ,
William McNaulty, knee, slight.
Nlnteenth infantry, February 10th,
San Remedio. company Z. James c,
CARRIER, feet. slight company Il,
George y. Ross. leg, severe; company
L. George Therrlon. corporal leg. Sc.
we're; Thomas Hosty, arm, serious;
William Nenselberger leg. severe.