The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-07
Long Casualty LIST Sent
From The Philippines,
SURGEONS REMAIN HOPEFUL
Thirty-two Deaths Occurred From the
Dread Malady II Sixteen Days-The
Medical officers Express Confidence
That the Disease Is Now on Decline.

The War Department today received
another long casualty list from Manila.
giving the list OF deaths among The
troops in the Philippines since the last
report In a period OF but sixteen days
there were thirty-two deaths in the
army from Asiatic cholera
Notwithstanding this alarming report.
the officers Il The Army Medical Depart
ueut Zee. encouraged relative to The
cholera situation and state That the
disease is ou ftfts decline.
The official casuafty list follows
The Official Record.
Asiaijr- clss4cr..- Charles L PAXTON.
corporal. J.. Twenty eighth Infantry,
june Is. Ernest N Thatcher. private, \.
Second Infantry. June 10. Edward Br-
zeiusIi. ro5pural. =. Second Infantry,
June T.. Alexander H. Holmes. corporal.
r. Ninth Cavalry June To- Eugene
Stead. private. Il. Ninth cavalry. jane
l.; Edward Davis. private 4, Second IN
fautry june - Michael Burke, private,
a. Second Infantry. June =. JOHN F
Shea uuarturIuasJer sergeant y. Second
Infantry june 5 William ! Borders,
private A. Second Infantry, June s;
Julius SchleyeT. private. L. Eighth In
faniry. June 10: John Costello, private,
". sixth Cavalry, June H. Joseph D.
Calvert private. +. Eighth Infantry
June = William Chapmau. private, I.
FIFTH Cavalry. June 10; Ever1 Ecarg0od,
private II. Ninth Cavalry, June lG,
William Smith farrier, IL Ninth CavaI-
". June il. Joseph Jinkins. private, =,
Ninth Cavalry. June s. Mark Leyrett.
private Il. Ninth Cavalry. June S, Jamea
E Johnson. private. Z, Eighth Infantry
June =. Henry Berry private, 3, Ninth
Cavalry June 6; William E Rice, prl-
vate. G. Thirtieth Infantry, June 8 10
;.eph B. Evans private, F. Ninth taval-
y. June x; Robert c Holland. private
H. Ninth Cavalry, June 10; George "
Workman, private K. Ninth Cavalry.
June 10, William D. Watson. private,
A. Second Infantry, June y; Archie z
Hanks. private, l. First Cavalry. June
y; William B HergatOn, private, A, Sec
ond CavaIus. june u William T Z.
KirnmfCk. private. A. Second Infantry,
June =. Aired NJ Leader. private, A,
Second Infantry, June y; Claude Wash
iugton priyase T, Ninth Cavalry June
I3. James J Lewis, private, F, Ninth
cavalry, June Il; Eustaquio. private,
Thirty-fsuTth Company. Native Scouts.
y
twenty eighth Infantry, May p
Drowned. bodies recovered - John
Schiller, private. Company C, Sixteenth
Infantry sfay-i George keep prI-
vats-COmpauY c. Tenth InfsntTy.- ApTll
%. Albert Linden. private, Company b,
Twenty sixth Infantry, June 2.
Typhoid fever-RichaTd Knox, pri-
vate. Company F. Ninth Cavalry, June
L; John SchmId. private, Hospital
Corps May 80.
Result OF gunshot wound in action
Jack II Russell. private, Company E,
Ninth Infantry, June TO-
Variola - Elmer Burnett, private,
Company F, Nineteenth Infantry, May
Steuosis Of sigmoid aexure-Thomas
J. Law, private, Company I, Eleventh
Cavalry, June 10
Intestinal hemorrha ge-FTank c Fitz-
gerald, private, Company K, Eighth IN
fantry, June 70
Hepatitis-Hubert G. speakman, cor
poraI band, TweHty-eigth Infantry,
June Is
Hepatic cirrhosis-James E Ward.
private, Company L, First Infantry,
May Is.
vate, Company E, Sixteenth Infantry,
June Il
Beri beri-Domingo JoIo, corporal,
Twenty sixth Native Scouts. May 81
Septicaemia and shock. following ~pp-
eration-Wiilian J. Martin, private,
Company G, Twenty-fourth Infantry,
June II.
ysentery-Edward J. Lynch. private,
Company +, Sixteenth Infantry. June .:
Irvine G. Gordon. sergeant, Twenty fifth
Battery Artillery. May II.