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d.sih. About Dsi Killed.
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il.i.i men sii'~i commissioned on
COT wauu,is,i ani four sniisini men
wouHds-i. The navsi casualties mum
ber.i thirty iwa EusiFn u q. Cooke.
IT,. ~ The unii.i state. Steamer Fam
panga. commanding ihr TamranEa
fort. "a. severely wounded. ani Cock
swain Gilmore was severely wounded
in the elbow
The consiaiulary casualties we're
Captain John u White. wounded In
tho ihlgh. severely. three enlisted men
killed aud thirteen wouDdei
captain Tyree Rivers sustained =
slight nc-h wound in the thigh. Lieu.
tenant Gordon was slightly wounded
ia the right hand. Lieutenant wylic 7.
Conway u the sixth infantry WIS
slightly wounded ln the left eye Al
the wounded are doing we'll
Colonel Joseph ". Duncan u thc |
Sixth infantry directed the operations
Al the defender. ~ the Moro strong
hold were killed. ia hundred bodies !
were found on the field
The action resulted In the extinction !
u q band of outlaws who. recognizing /
no chief, had been raiding friendly Mo.
ros aud who. owing 10 their defiance /
II the American authorities. had stirred !
up u dangerous condition Of affairs"
In this particular fight the heavy /
among the Moros engaged is /,
explained by their methods Of fighting /
The Moros on the appearance Of the ,
roops sounded the alarm and gathered /
Everybody inside the fort on the noun /
tain top. where they fought TO the .
leath. Their big loss in this case was
caused by the fire of the
artillery. The blueiackets were called Z
upon TO assist in getting the guns NJ
he steep heights of the mountain be /
cause of their activity and of their
how to handle heavy ord
nance.