The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-10-20
A LIST OF THE KILLED.
Soldiers Who Met Death at the Hands
of the FiliplaOs.
A NUMBER ARE SERIOUSLY WOUNDED
Two Men Who Have Died from the e.
feots Of Their Injuries.--Report 10
from General Chsftee.

Washington. October is.--The names OF
the killed aud wounded OF company N
ninth infantry, In the engagement with
bolomon on the island OF sRmar last
Wednesday. are given In q cnblogrnm re.
ceived at the war department from Gen
erai Chaffee this afternoon.
As made public the cahlegram follows:
Aujutant General, Washington:
Manila, October 19--wth reference to
my telegram OF 18th, announcing casualties
Cnnardia river. october l6, company 10
with Infantry:
Kiued--Georse Teachant. william n
Richie. Edward p. Burns. Carl N. John
son, William Loftln. Jack Pbeoplls, Charlie
Wilson, orville ]. Dromgoole.
Died from wounds deceived In action
First Sergeant william E. Gormley, John
II. Kelley.
wounded Martin g. Lyons, lung, neck
serious; Robert l.. Hampton lung, skull,
serious; Jack N. Russell thigh, serious;
Henrey stlerle, check seriously; Eugene
Dcwett, wounded in thigh, serious; Frank
McAndrew, back, head, slight; Musician
Charles w. Buck wounded in shoulder,
slight. Chanee.
Admiral schleys expenses In connection
with the court OF inquiry have been enor'
nous He nrst nsked the cooperation OF
Judge j. N. Wilson, one Of the most dis
tlngulshed lawyers Of Washington, and
then that Of Mr.. Isidor Raynor, attorney
general OF Maryland, As assistants he
had Captain Parker and Mr.. NJ. A. league,
and at various times he has been COM
PEELED TO employ a number OF stenograph-
ers and copyists.
At conservative estimate Admiral
schley's expenses in connection with this
investigation can not have been less than
$4,000 and they must have swallowed
up all the prize money which he received
from his connection with the destruction
Of the Spanish feet and much OF hlR pri-
vate fortune besides. His friends have
been most earnest in their desire to as.
slst him, and Mrs. Schley herself ms
5eSRs Of A S Part !. A Of hf T seheys '
respondence during the Spnlsh war ana
the testimony which has been given be
fore the court OF Inquiry.
10 Admiral Schley, as II Imposed upon
Mr.. Raynor the necessity of conducting
the case. He now has the entire reSpoh'
slbility, where before he had but half'
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Rural free delivery routes have been or
utfeu ehtdDllahtQ III 1plliu tpuuA9s ANAe0'
December ., as follows:
Allen-Length OF route fortysx miles,
population served li25; carriers, Bart Hop.
picR ell, G. C. Chapman; postofhces az
Dump and Parker TO be discontinued, and
Lebanon supplied by rural carrier
Farmersyille-Length Of route 177l2 miles,
population served $500; carriers, W II j.
Strong, X r Bllllnger' II. j. .DItzler,, j.
w. Howard, C. l.. Sears, J.. >. Wisdom
Arnold, Climax. VERONA. Cnlleoka, Collin
county, and Dulaney aud Wagner Hunt
county, TO be discontinued. and Bluerldge
supplied by rural carrier rorto ,.vontv.orA
and a half miles, population seryes< l623
carriers W Fl. Love, Jr-i I. "A fick' Is.
+. Richardson; postotfces at Foncine' Ar
oath and Grove. Collin county, TO be dis.
continued, and Rockhill. Foote, Lucas and
Altoga 10 be supplied by rural carriers.
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Patents Issued to Texans: Nathan s.
Anderson, Kerens, hub attaching device;
Henry b. Arnold, Midland, double act
ing cylinder pump; Lewis c. Cary, El
Paso, car coupling; Palmyra o. Garrett,
MeGregor, yapor bath apparatus; John
7. Neher, Saginaw, door cheek; Preston
Roots. Kerens hinge; Calvin w. Tanner,
Columbus, switch operating device.
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Postoflces established in Texas: Cor
nett, cass county. osey c. Porter, post
master: Republic, Llano county, James
s. Barber postmaster. These postoniiefe es
October 81: Horton. Delta county, mai
vii. thereafter 20 10 Commerce. Kruger
Kaufman county, mail 70 Forney, bot
tom, Bell county, mall TO Temple
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Lorenzo Hodges has been appointed q
member of the civil service board FOL
the DOntOf1iea At Temple.