Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-20
CASUALTIES IN THE PHILIPPINES
General Otis Reports Killed and
Wounded.

The War Department has received the fol
lowing long list of casualties from Gen
Otis at Manila:
Deaths-Dysentery: July 81, last year
Henry Haze, Company A, 1st California, a
Tayabas. while prisoner Of war; March Z
Timothy O'Hare, Company l. 26th Resi
ment q. S. Volunteer Infantry; Earl r
Bates Company l., 37th Regiment u S
Volunteer Infantry; March II, Edward Bau
man. Company E. Sd Infantry.
Malaria: February &c, Willie Chestnut
Company c, 22d Infantry; March IL, Will
lam Tape, Company NJ, 18th Infantry
March b. William G. Burns, Company L
9th Infantry; March 10. Hugh Mcintyre
Company L. 10th Regiment Volunteer In
fantry; March 10, John Nordn, Company
G, 10th Volunteer Infantry.
Fever: Cause not known, February S
Clifton ]. Paxton, Company D, 18th In
fartry.
Variola: February %. Bayles I. Read
Company F, Sd Infantry; February Is, Ed
gar j. Hurboush, Company f, 33d Volun
teer Infantry; March g, Simon Hudson
Company E, 39th Volunteer Infantry: Johr
Austin, Company K. 24th Infantry; Rome,
Jackson, Company X, oath Infantry: Marcl
II, Daniel Lyons. Company II, oath Infan.
try: March IA, John NJ. Moore, Compan,
q, 32d Volunteer Infantry.
Ncphritis: March l.. Abram l., Mauk
Troop l.. 4th Cavalry: March 10, Harry B
Stranahan, Troop X, Sd Cavalry.
Diarrhoea: March 4, George W. Day. cor.
poral, Company E. 18th Infantry: Marcr
s, John S. Kiensky, musician, Compan,
F, 18th L. S. Infantry.
Beriheri: March IL. John E. Deasy, Com.
pany D, 21st Infantry.
tuberculosis: March H. Walter G. Webb
Company f. 18th Infantry. {.
Typhoid fever: March II. William Dowel
Company L, 35th Volunteer Infantry: Ed.
ward Barth. Company G, Dist Infantry
March 10, John o. Cameron, Company D
39th Volunteer Infantry.
PneumothoraX: March 16, Patrick Dow.
dali, sergeant, Battery E. 9th Artillery.
Pneumonia: March 4, Thomas A Taylor
corporal, Company D, 40th Volunteer In.
fantry.
Drowned: February 6, Jacob Brandt. Com.
pany K, Both Volunteer Infantry. March 2
Frank B. Neen, Company H. 18th Infantry
March 6. William N. Brown Company F.
18th Infantry; March IL. Edward w. Beat
tie, --. March Il, James buddy
corporal, Company D, 18th Volunteer In.
fantry
Killed-Luzon: Hospital corps, March .
Linao Thomas D. Dare. hospital steward
Sd Cavalry. March Il, Bagnotan, Company
D, Arthur Hardwick: 10th Infantry March
2. Linao. Company B. Thomas F. Brady;
SD Volunteer Infantry. January -. Quian.
gan, Company E, Edward Herrfeldt March
8, Bangued, Company D. Chester A Cress
Wounded-Luzon: Sd Cavalry. March II
Bagnotan, Company D, Michael J. Cooney
wounded in chest. moderate 10th Infantry
March ., Linao Major Henry C. Ward leg;
Both Volunteer Infantry, March TO- Losba-
mes. Company F, Elmer A Carr wounded
in chest, serious; Herman H. Frisch wound
in head, serious: Company G. Noah w
Billiard. wounded in thigh. serious; 42d Vol
unteer Infantry, March 4, Paote Company
E. Louis H. Tcibeu. side. severe Panay:
18th Infantry, February 10th, San Remedio
Company E. Harry Gaylord. wound in
knee, slight. Cavitan: Company NJ William
McNaulty, wounded in knee. slight; 10Th
Infantry, February 16. San Remedio, Com
pany E, James C. Gallaser wounded in
foot. slight. Cavitan: Company E, George
P. Ross, leg, severe: Company L. George
Therrien. corporal. leg, severe: Thomas
Hosty, wounded in arm, serious; William
Wenzelburger, leg. severe.