The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-03-20
A LONG LIST.
Casualties Reported by Gen. Otis
From Manila

Washington, March 20.-The war de-
partment has received the following
lengthy list of casualties from General
Otis at Manila:
DEATHS.
Dysentery. July 81, last year, Henry
Haze, company A, First California, at
Tayabas, while prisoner war
March Z, Timothy O'Here, company l,
Twenty sixth regiment U. S. v
Earl R. Bates, company 1, Thirty
seventh Z. S. V. infantry.
March II, Edward Rauman, company
e, Third infantry.
Malaria, February &c, Willie Chestnue,
company G, Twenty second infantry.
March II. William Tape, company NJ,
Twelfth infantry.
March IS, William G. Burns company
L, Ninth infantry.
March 10, Hugh Mcintyre, company
L, Fortieth regiment volunteer infantry.
March 10, John Nordian, company @,
Forty sixth volunteer infantry
Fever, cause not known, February 8,
Clifton ]. Paxon. company D, Thirteenth
infantry.
yariola. February %. Bayles I. Read
company F, Third infantry.
February Is, Edgar J. Hurbough,
company F. Thirty-third volunteer in
fantry.
March s. Simon Hudson, company e,
Thirty ninth volunteer infantry.
John Austin, company x, Twenty
Romeo Jackson, company Z, Twenty
fourth infantry.
March II, Daniel Lyons, company H.
Twenty fourth infantry.
March IA, John NJ. Moore, company G,
Thirty volunteer infantry.
Nephritis, March u, Abram L. Mauk,
troop L, Fourth cavalry.
March 10, Harry B. Stranahan, troop
K, Third cavalry.
Diarrhoea, March Z, George W. Day,
corporal, company E, Eighteenth in
fantry.
March 8, Klensky. musician, company
F, Eighteenth United States infantry.
Beriberi, March Is, John E. Deasy,
company D, Twenty-first infantry.
tuberculosis, March IL. Walter C.
Webb, company E. Seventeenth infant
Typhoid fever, March IA. William
teeF infantry;
Edward Barth. company C. Twenty
first infantry.
March 10, John O. Cameron, company
D, Thirty-ninth- volunteer infantry.
Pneu-t horax, March 16, Patrick Dow
dali, sergeant, battery E, Sixth artil-
lery.
Pneumonia, March 4, Thomas A. Tay-
Tor, corporal, company D, Fortieth vol
unteer infantry.
Drowned:
February 6. Jacob Brandt, company
K, Thirtieth volunteer infantry.
March g. Frank B. Neen, company H,
Twenty-fifth infantry.
March g. VIM. M. Brown, company E,
Twenty-fifth infantry
March Is, Edward w Beattie, - -.
March Is. James buddy, corporal,
company D, Twenty eighth volunteer
infantry
Killed: Luzon:
Hospital corps. March ?, Linao, Thos.
D. Dare, hospital stewart
Third cavalry, March IA, Bagnotan,
1c,77 mo INV Arf1,f TIe,1. n al
Sixteenth infantry, March 2, Lao,
company B, Thomas F. Brady.
Thirty-third volunteer infantry, Jan.
%, Quaingan, company E, Edward Herr
feldt.
March 9, Bangued, company D, Ches-
ter A Cross.
WOUNDED.
Luzon: Third cavalry, March IA, Bag
notan, company D. Michael J. Coney,
wounded in chest: moderate.
Sixteenth infantry. March 8. Liano,
| Major Henry o. Ward; leg.
Thirty ninth volunteer infantry,
March 10, Los Benos, company F, Ell
mer A. Carr, wounded in chest; serious.
Herman H. Frisch, wounded In head;
serious.
Company G. Noah Billiard, wounded
in thigh; serious.
Forty-secend volunteer infantry, Mch.
4, Paete, company F. Louis II. TeibeIl,
side; severe
Panay, Eighteenth infantry. Feb. Is,
San Remedio, company E. Harry Gay
| lord, wounded in knee; slight.
Cayitan, company NJ, VIM McNulty,
wounded in knee; slight.
Nineteenth infantry, February Is, San
Remedio, company E, James E. Gale
ger, wounded in feet; slight.
Cavitan, company E, Geo. P. Poss,
leg; severe.
Company L. Geo. Therren. corporal,
leg; severe.
Thos Hosty. wounded in arm; ser
| ious-
william Nenszelburger. leg: severe.