The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-06
Names of Those Who Are Supposed to
Have Been Released and List of
the Men Who Were Killed.
PRAISE FROM GENERAL OTIS
WORK OF COILS. HARE AND HOWSE
DESCRIBED AS REMARKABLE.
Sibutu Island Seized by a United
states Naval Force and the Stars
and Stripes Raised on a Pole.

MANILA, Jan. o.-COiOnel Luther II.
Hare, Of the Thirty-third Infantry, and
Lieutenant Colonel Robert l.. Howse. of
the Thirty-fourth Infantry, with all the
American prisoners, including Lieutenant
Gilmore, have arrived at Vigan, province
of South 1locos.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-After a silence
of several days General Otis is able to no.
tify the War Department of the complete
success Of the military operations in north
western Luzon. the main object of which
was the rescue of the American prisoners
which the insurgents took with them in
their flight. Although General Otis does
not specify Lieutenant Gilmore. u. S. N,
by name, the wording of his message is
taken to mean that that officer was among
the list of rescued prisoners. General Otis's
message follows:
MANILA, p. l., Jan. 5.-Colonels Hare
and Howse just arrived at Vigan, in
northwestern Luzon, with all the Ameri-
can prisoners. Their successful pursuit
was a remarkable achievement. Generals
Schwan and Wheaton, now with separate
columns, are in Cavite province. Affairs in
Luzon, north of Manila, greatly improved"
In the absence of detailed advices from
the prisoners the officials of the Navy De-
partment have prepared a statement,
which, although believed to be correct, is
subject to amendment by the admiral 1t
indicates that the following American ma
val prisoners. who were in the hands of the
F'ilipinos, have been rescued by Colonel
Hare:
Captured from the Mariveles.-
wILL1Am JURAsCHKAs ,a boatswain,s ats. aims
not claim any next or KIN.
Captured from Urdanetta.-
BENJAMIN ]. GREENE. coxswain,
born in San Francisco; next of kin, B. j.
Greene, father, Los Angeles, Cal.
EDWARD BURKE, ordinary seaman,
born in Boston, residence New York; next
of kin, Hannah Moore, aunt Dorchester,
Mass.
GEORGE DANIEL POWERS. appren-
tice first class, born in Smartsville, Cal;
| next of kin, Mrs. M. Betancue, mother,
JAMES FARLEY. fireman. first class.
born in Newark, N. J.; next Of kin, Mrs. p.
Farley, mother, Newark.
Captured from the Yorktown's Boat
LIEUT.. ]. c. GILMORE.
WILLIAM WALTON. chief quartermas-
ter, born in Mannheim, Germany; no next
| Of kin.
JOHN ELLSWORTH. coxswain. born in
H.,
LYMAN PAUL EDWARDS, landsman,
! born In Peru Ind; next Of kin, L. =. Ed
| wards, father. Mexico, Ind.
PAUL VANDOIT, sailmaker's mate, born
| In France; next of kin, z. VandOit, father,
| San Luis Obispo Cal.
SILVIO BRiSOLEZ, Iandsman, born in
| San Francisco; next of kin, Licolo Brisolez,
father, San Francisco.
ALBERT PETERSON apprentice. first
class, born in Oakland, CAL; next of kin,
Louis Peterson, Oakland, Cal.
FREp ANDERSON. landsman, born in
| Buffalo, N. Y: next Of kin, Christiana
Anderson, mother, Buffalo, n. Y.
| BY this statement it appears that the fol-
| lowing Yorktown men, who were wounded,
were also released:
WILLIAM II. RINDERs, coxswain. born
| in Holland; next of kin, Mrs. NJ. III. Nj
| hous cousin, San Francisco, Cal.
ORRIsoN w: WOODBURY., seaman
| born in Lynn, Mass; next of kin, John G..
| Woodbury. father, Lynn Mass.
DENSOI.L G. A. VENVILLE, appren-
| tice, second class, born in Dudley, Eng
| land; next of kin, e. Marsh, Sellwood, Ore.
According to the list of survivors the
| following American sailors included in the
Urdanetta and Yorktown parties were
killed:
of the Urdanette.-
W. c. WOOD, cadet.
WILLIAM MITCHELL, seaman, born in
| Bucksville, S. c., residence, New York
city; next of kin. George Mitchell. father,
SAMUEL JONES TILDEN HERBERT,
| ordinary seaman, born in Charles county,
Maryland, residence, Baltimore. Md next
| Of kin, Richard o. Herbert, brother, Balti-
more, Nd
| ARTHUR WILLIAM DRUMMOND, ma
| chinist first class, born in Canada; next of
kin. Mrs r. Davis, Bathell, Canada
| THOMAS GRAY, fireman. second class.
| born in Buffalo, n. Y; next Of kin not
| given.
ma, Russia, residence, Fall River, Mass. !;
| next of kin, A. j. Shon, Fall River, Mass.
| OF the Yorktown
| JOHN DILLON, landsman, born in Gal
| way, Ireland next of kin, George Cavener,
Honolulu. Hawaii.
| CHARLES ALBERT MORRISSEY,
landsman. born in Columbus, Neb.; next
of kin, Mrs. J. c. Morrissey, Lincoln, Neb.
| ORA B. MDONALD. ordinary seaman.
| born i'm Carmel Valley, Cal; next of kin,
p. Mcdonald, father. Monterey. Cal.
| EDWARD ]. NYGARD. gunner's mate,
third class, born in Warsaw, Russia; next
n :, Fin' s0p"'A sa'' "e ''00A'yn'
| In answer to cabled inquiry as to the
| whereabouts of the steamer Victoria
which has not been heard from since her
departure from San Francisco Oct. 16
Quartermaster General Ludington to-day
received cable message from Colonel
Miller, quartermaster at Manila, as fol-
lows: Victoria, with broken shaft, left
Guam for Manila Dec. 25, towed by collier
Brutus."
| The War Department has received a
cable message from General Otis saying
| that the troopship Logan and the animal
transport Wyefield had arrived safely at
| Manila.
General Otis also cabled that. in accord
ance with instructions. Captain Reich