The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-05-06
LIST OF CASUALTIES.
Killed and Wounded at the Battle of
Paynn, NfndanOa.


WASHINGTON. May 5.-General Chaffee
has cabled the War Department the follow
ing list of casualties at the battle of Pagan.
MInadanao. May 2, which was described in
his dispatches made public yesterday:
Killed
THOMAS A. Wears. first lieutenant.
Twenty-seventh United States Infantry.
JAMES ]. MGRATH. private, Company
+, Twenty-seventh Infantry.
WILLIAM LORENZ. private, company
G.. Twenty-seventh Infantry.
CHARLES REYNOLDS. private. Com
pany G.. Twenty-seventh Infantry.
JOHN LANGDON. private. Company G.
Twenty-seventh Infantry.
ALFRED j. CALLAHAN. private
FREDERICK CORNELL, private.
MICHAEL GOLDEN, corporal
Wounded
r. S. PORTER. major and surgeon.
wounded in the thigh; serious.
JAMES T. MOORE. captain. wounded in
head; serious.
ALBERT l. JOHNSMAN, second lieuten-
ant. wounded in lungs; severe.
HENRY S. WAGNER. first lieutenant,
leg and wounded in abdomen; serious
JOHN WHEATON. sergeant. Companv
thigh: serious.
EUGENE L. MCCARTHY, sergeant.
wounded in thigh: serious
HENRY c. WELLINGTON. corporal
moderately.
FRANK A. PERRY. lung; severe.
JOHN BRADY. cook wounded in shoul-
der: serious.
ARTHUR SMITH. lung: severe.
WALTER r. CAMMERS, arm; severe.
EVERETT E. MARSHALL, wounded in
leg above knee; moderate.
CHARLEY COBB. wounded in arm; Sc
rious.
FLOYD CROFT. wounded in leg above
knee; moderate.
ROBERT MCCORMACK, severely
EDWARD W. BLAIR. Company II,
Twenty-seventh Infantry. leg and wounded
IN arm: serious.
JOHN O'DONNELL, shoulder and wound
ed in thigh: serious.
GEORGE G.. BECKLEY. quartermaster
sergeant. Company r, Twenty-seventh In
fantry. cheek; slight.
WILLIAM II. BROGAN, wounded in
thigh; serious.
WILLIAM BROWN. wounded in leg
above knee; serious.
GEORGE A. DREAR. Company G.. Twen-
ty-seventh Infantry, wounded in leg above
knee. serious.
JOHN SULLIVAN. wounded in hand
slight.
WILLIAM II. wINN. wounded in arm
moderate
JOSEPH a. ADAMS. face: slight.
ALBERT II INGOLD. battalion sergeant
major. elbow: severe.
OTTO p. AVICK. wounded in hand: mod
crate.
CLAUDE DAMON. wounded in leg above
knee. moderate.
WALTER II. ELDRIDGE. wounded in
foot: slight
JAMES p. SMITH. wounded in back;
slight.
FRED CROSS. wounded in hand; mod
crate.
JOHN DAELY. wounded in arms; seri-
Gus.
HERMIDAS VIOLA. wounded in hand:
serious
PETER SULLIVAN. Company b. Twen-
ty-seventh Infantry. wounded in leg above
knee: serious.
JOSEPH LYONS. wounded in shoulder.
serious
JAMES ]. HALEY. mortally wounded: !:
since died
HERBERT CHATTERTON, wounded in
leg above knee: slight.
Six other enlisted men wounded. names
not verified
General Chaffee cabled the following
later news: Brig. Gen George ". Davis
says Lieutenant Wagner's stomach may
not be penetrated. Captain MOores had a
very close call. one bullet soaring the
scalp. perhaps making trepanning neces-
sary and entirely rational"
Capt James NJ. Moore. who was wounded
seriously IN the head. was appointed 10 the
Military Academy from Michigan In ISSS.
He was born In Connecticut
First Lieut.. Henry $. Wagner, who re-
ceived serious wounds In the leg and abdO-
men, Is an aid on the stan OF General Da-
Yis. He Is q son OF Gen. Louis Wagner. a