The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1900-07-28
CASUALTIES
\ ten ISlN FIGHT
Eighteen Members of the Ninth
Infantry Buried on Battle
Ground.
LIST ZOE WOUNDED 4 LONG ONE.
Names of tho KiIlcAsand wnnr,,..,
Slyen ont---The United States
Marines Suffer severely
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~; len Isin, July Is, Midnight, via
S y July 20. Via Shanghai. .JuIv
I,lGopyright, 1000. BY the Associ-
a1ed PTess.0-Eighteen members Of
Ninth United States infantry were
gurledS near the barracks this ISnns
gay evening The regiment paraded.
chaplain Maryine of1ciated and. the
Do odle We're enclosed in grandeeM cot
ms, taken at Tien Ism. Following
sls g list OF the casualties suffered by
the regiment:
Killed: Company A-John A. Potter
ana George II. Buckley.
company B-Corporal Richard r..
slater and Priyates John fssPartlandi
anu Gotfried Svenson.
Company C--Barney Golyea and
Robert y. Gordon.
Company D--John ri. Porter,
company Oscar Olsen, John j,
sDreher, Alexander Syoghberg, Caspar
Sehwertfeg,er and James B. Taylor.
Company GAClyde b, Jamison. YIN.
~. Partlow, Frederick III. Reiffennacht.
John y Smith and Dewey Rogers.
Wounded,
Company ARNOLD Penny, John
= 6mond, Martin Dunphy, George Il.
Murphy and John Seymour.
Company B-Corporal Martin Con
9 Corporal John Gallant, and Pri-
Yates Arthur w. Rnggles, Robert.
Crawford, Henry f. Stillings, Harry
Vanieer, Patrick Cox, Frank w. South
worth, William S. Rowley and Clar-
ence j. Mcbride.
Company cSergeants e. Omey, L.
Terry, Joseph 4. Dorry and Adelbert
Walker; Corporals james r. Burton
\ Peter Savage; Musician Harry
kellis, and Privates Samuel 4.
Whips, Richard W. Webb, Calvin
Matthews, John d. Closson, Ulysses
Jumper, James b. O'Neii, Henry j.
Scharar and Robert II. Won Schlick.
Company D-Sergeant George Bal
ley and Edward German, Corporals
Sherman Z. Jackson and Siias a.
Ghristenberry, and Privates Thomas
IL Maloney, Joseph Munich, Fred e.
Newell, Davis Kennedy, Carroll Is.
Gingree, William Murphy and Joseph
Ryan. I.
Company E-priynte Il. Gilbert, Jo-
seph MacMahon and Patrick j. Muir
ply.
Company F~-Corporals Frank NJ.
leonard and Gustav Barts, and Pri-
Yates Francis i. McGee, Frederick E.
Shoeeraft, Edward Wright, Arthur
Ahles, Grin G. Weston, David A. MUIR
ply, David II. Hammond, Harry A.
Norton, John r. Dimond and George
i. Murphy.
Company G-Corporals Dennis MORT
nrity, Stephen Oda and Thomas H.
Csiiren, and Priyates I.ola B. King,
Phillip Wubing and Walker f.. Cole
man.
Company H-Westerly Beckharb
Corporals Albert Juhl, Jacob Mengel,
Gerhart Heckerman and George Hoar,
md Privates Andrew, Roden Woss
CROSSE Westertield, Lewis Irish, John
McIweeney (McSweeney), James Ri
ley, Ralph Richards and David Morris.
Missing:
Company B-Private Myron c. Mil
Ter.
Following is a list of the casualties
to the mnrineE.
Klled-Sergeant Charles j. Kollock,
Corporal Thomas Keely and Privates
y. 81. McConkeg and Isaac W. PART
ridge.
Wounded-sergeants Frederick T.
Winters and James Murphy, Corporals
j. Mcdonald and Joseph w. Hunt,
md Prfvates A.. s.. Champman, j.
CoonsN, Robert Desmond. Il. T. Egle-
sen, II. p. Heliher. Iaurin LARSON, G..
u. McIver, C. d. Miller, Calvin j. Mat
theWs, j. G.. McGonegal, A. B.SPenny,
Henry a. Reikers, John Stokes and j.
Nan Horne.