Congressional Serial Set

Transports sailed from San Francisco, Cal., unless otherwise indicated.

Total number of troops that served in the Philippines between June 30, 1898 (date of first arrival of United States troops), to June 30, 1901.

Casualties from all causes in the Philippines during the above period.

1, 1901.

Retirements, resignations, deaths, etc., among officers between October 1, 1900, and October

Clark, Hollis C., captain, Twenty-fourth Infantry. Clous, John W.,brigadier-general,judge-advocategeneral.

May 13, 1901
May 24, 1901

Cole, George W., first lieutenant, Seventh Cavalry.
Comba, Richard, colonel, Fifth Infantry
Corliss, Augustus W., colonel, Second Infantry.
Daggett, Aaron S., brigadier-general
Davis, Wirt, colonel, Third Cavalry..

Dempsey, Charles A., colonel, Thirtieth Infantry..
Dunkelberger, Isaac R., captain of cavalry..
Dutton, Clarence E., major, ordnance department.
Duval, John H., major, commissary of subsistence.
Eagan, Charles P., brigadier-general, commissary-
general of subsistence.

Mar. 2, 1901
Apr. 29, 1901
Sept. 27, 1901.
Mar. 21, 1901.
Feb. 7, 1901
Apr. 8, 1901
Dec. 6, 1900

Ellis, Philip H., colonel, Twenty-fourth Infantry.. July 1, 1901.

0 4 5 3

37 6 6

40 10 10

4 21

37 6 11

44 10

1 9

14 10 12

44 0 18

3 13

46 5 11

36 10 10

38 10 14

40 11 17

9 8 11

38 5 2

1Includes cadet, enlisted and commissioned service, to date of retirement.

G.-Retirements, resignations, deaths, etc., among officers between October 1, 1900, and October 1, 1901-Continued.

Ewers, Ezra P., colonel, Tenth Infantry
Freeman, Henry B., brigadier-general
Geddes, Andrew, captain of infantry.

Gilmore, John C., colonel, assistant adjutant-gen-
eral.

Hammond, Brant C., chaplain......

Hartsuff, Albert, colonel, assistant surgeon-general
Hess, Frank W., major, Third Artillery.
Hewitt, Christian C., captain, Nineteenth Infantry
Hoyle, George S., captain, First Cavalry
Ingalls, James M., lieutenant-colonel, Third Artil-
lery.

Jackson, Henry, colonel, Third Cavalry

Jarvis, Nathan S., captain, assistant surgeon
Kendrick, Frederick M. H., major, Seventh In-
fantry.

Kirkman, Joel T., lieutenant-colonel, Eighteenth
Infantry.

Lee, Fitzhugh, brigadier-general

Leefe, John G., lieutenant-colonel, Thirtieth Infantry.

Lieber, G. Norman, brigadier-general, judge-advo-
cate-general.

Lockwood, John A., captain, Fourth Cavalry.
Loeffler, Charles D. A., captain, military store-
keeper, quartermaster department.
McGregor, Thomas, colonel, Ninth Cavalry.
O'Brien, Lyster M., lieutenant-colonel, Seven-
teenth Infantry.

O'Reilly, Thomas P., second lieutenant, Twenty-
second Infantry.

Pilcher, James E., captain, assistant surgeon ................
Poindexter, Jefferson D., captain, assistant surgeon
Reynolds, William B., captain, Fourteenth In-
fantry.

Robert, Henry M., brigadier-general, Chief of En-
gineers.

Rogers, Robert M., captain, Artillery Corps..
Schwan, Theodore, brigadier-general

Scully, James W., colonel, assistant quartermaster-
general.

Smoke, Samuel A., captain, Fifth Infantry

Sparrow, Solomon E., captain, Twenty-first Infantry.

Apr. 13, 1901

Jan. 17, 1901

Yrs. m. d.

37 8 18

Feb. 2, 1901 (as major)

Feb. 21, 1901

Nov. 1, 1900..

Mar. 21, 1901.

Oct. 31, 1900..

47 10

3 13

8 9

42 11 10

8 20 2 0

Thompson, Charles B., captain, assistant quarter- Feb. 2, 1901 (as major)

master.

Turner, William J., major, Sixth Infantry.

Van Ness, William P., captain, Artillery Corps .
Volkmar, Walter S., first lieutenant, Artillery
Corps.

Wessells, Henry W., jr., colonel of cavalry.
Wham, Joseph W., major, paymaster
Wheeler, Fred, captain, Fourth Cavalry

Whipple, Charles W., captain, Ordnance Depart-
ment.

Wilson, Charles I., colonel, assistant paymaster-
general.

Wilson, James H., brigadier general..
Wilson, John M., brigadier-general, Chief of En-
gineers.

Winston, Edward T.,captain, Nineteenth Infantry.
Wolf, Louis C., first lieutenant, Corps of Engineers.
Woodhull, Alfred A., colonel, assistant surgeon-
general.

WHOLLY RETIRED.

Perkins, Edward W., first lieutenant, Eighth Infantry.

Dec. 5, 1900

Feb. 19, 1901

May 3, 1901

Feb. 28, 1901 (as major).
Feb. 2, 1901 (as major).

0 12

5 1

35 11

27 10

2 26

7 27

45 8

39 6 22

71 882

306

3 17

G.-Retirements, resignations, deaths, etc., among officers between October 1, 1900, and October 1, 1901-Continued.

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Crockett, Allen T., second lieutenant, Twentyfirst Infantry.

Downes, Edward E., first lieutenant, First Infantry.

Hall, William R., major, surgeon

Keller, Charles, colonel Twenty-third Infantry Lancaster, James M., lieutenant-colonel Third Artillery.

Lee, Walter H., second lieutenant, Engineer Corps.

Ludlow, William, brigadier-general

McClure, Charles, jr., first lieutenant, Thirtieth Infantry.

Michie, Peter S., professor, United States Military Academy.

Michler, Francis, major, Fifth Cavalry
Morrison, John, jr., first lieutenant, Fourth Cav-
alry.

Mullay, William H., captain of infantry
Paddock, Richard B., captain, Sixth Cavalry

Parker, Montgomery D., captain, Eighth Infantry.
Pasco, William D., second lieutenant, Eighteenth
Infantry.

Peterson, Matt R., captain, commissary of subsistence (major, commissary of subsistence, United States Volunteers).

Ramsay, Charles R., first lieutenant, Twenty-first
Infantry.

Schofield, Charles B., captain, Second Cavalry
Smith, Louis P., first lieutenant, assistant surgeon.
Smith, Sebree, captain, Artillery Corps
Springer, Anton, captain, First Infantry.

Tesson, Louis S., major, surgeon..

Wilhelm, William H., captain, Twenty-first Infantry.

Mar. 20, 1901

Aug. 1, 1901, San Juan, P. R

Nov. 14, 1900, Louisville, Ky Sept. 28, 1901, killed in action at Balangiga, P. I.

Sept. 28, 1901, killed in action at Balangiga, P. I.

Sept. 24, 1901, killed in action near Candelaria, P. I.

June 23, 1901, killed in action near Salcedo, Samar, P. I.

Apr. 2, 1901, Manila, P. I

Apr. 22, 1901, Fort Sam Houston, Tex.. Oct. 5, 1900, Fort Monroe, Va..

June 10, 1901, killed in action near Lipa, P. I.

Aug. 30, 1901, Convent Station, N. J .... July 1, 1901, Catbalogan, P. I..

Feb. 16, 1901, West Point, N. Y

May 29, 1901, Washington, D. C

Jan. 18, 1901, killed in action near Gapan, P. I.

Mar. 23, 1901, Manila, P.I
Mar. 9, 1901, Pekin, China..
Dec. 17, 1900, Manila, P.I

Oct. 29, 1900, killed in action, Cuartero, P. I.

Oct. 17, 1900, Habana, Cuba

July 13, 1901, Manila, P. I., of wound received in action near Lipa, P. I., June 10, 1901.

Feb. 2, 1901, Mantanzas, Cuba..
Jan. 8, 1901, Manila, P. I
July 5, 1901, Catonsville, Md

June 10, 1901, killed in action near
Lipa, P. I.

June 7, 1901, Vancouver Barracks, Wash.

June 12, 1901, Lipa, P. I,, of wounds received in action near Lipa, P. I., June 10, 1901.

Nov. 16, 1900, San Juan de Guimba, P. I.

Oct. 8, 1900, Washington, D. C......

June 14, 1901, New York, N. Y
Jan. 4, 1901, Washington, D. C..
Apr. 15, 1901, Boston, Mass
Oct. 18, 1900, Radnor, Pa
June 17, 1901, Wichita, Kans.
Feb. 1, 1901, New Rochelle, N. Y

G.-Retirements, resignations, deaths, etc., among officers between October 1, 1900, and October 1, 1901-Continued.

Name and rank.

Date.

Length of service.

DEATHS, OFFICERS ON THE RETIRED LIST-Cont'd.

Converse, Oscar I., first lieutenant.
Cushing, Samuel T., brigadier-general
Douglas, William O., first lieutenant

Du Barry, Beekman, brigadier-general .
Everts, Edward, major.
Gardner. Hezekiah, captain
Gregg, Thomas J., captain
Hatch, John P., colonel.

Hoppy, Edward, first lieutenant.

Irwin, David A., captain..
Krause, William, captain
McClure, Daniel, colonel
McDonald, Robert, captain..
Macfeely, Robert, brigadier-general
McGonnigle, Andrew J., major..
McKeever, Chauncey, colonel

McNutt, Albert S., first lieutenant
Manning, William C., major.
Massey, Solon F., first lieutenant
Norwood, Randolph, captain
Nugent, Robert, major,

Palmer, George H., major.

Parke, John G., colonel

Pollock, Robert, captain.

Porter, Alexander S., captain

Porter, Fitz-John, colonel.

Potter, James B. M., lieutenant-colonel.

Smith, Thomas M. K., lieutenant-colonel..
Sweeney, Henry, captain
Taylor, Rodney M., captain.
Thompson, Charles B., major

Van Vliet, Stewart, colonel

Volkmar, William J., colonel

Walcott, William H., captain

Ward, G. S. Luttrell, captain.

Whittemore, Edward W., lieutenant-colonel. Williams, Robert, brigadier-general.... Wilson, Thomas, colonel.

DEATHS, OFFICERS OF THE U. S. VOLUNTEERS.

Blakeman, Robert, first lieutenant, Forty-ninth Infantry.

Cobb, Thomas M., jr., first lieutenant, Thirtyninth Infantry.

Davis, John G., major, surgeon

Febiger, George Lea, first lieutenant, Thirty-third Infantry.

Gavett, Elmer B., second lieutenant, Thirty-ninth Infantry.

Griswold, Richard S., major, surgeon

Hincken, Elias J., second lieutenant, Forty-fourth Infantry.

Kennedy, John, second lieutenant, signal officer.. Koontz, Howard M., first lieutenant, Fortyfourth Infantry.

Monaghan, William, major, paymaster..

Moret, Gustave, first lieutenant, assistant surgeon, Porto Rico regiment.

Page, Fred. M., captain, Porto Rico regiment... Polk, Frank M., second lieutenant, Thirty-ninth Infantry.

Slack, Walter T., first lieutenant, Forty-seventh Infantry.

Stuart, Stanley MacC., first lieutenant, assistant surgeon, Eleventh Cavalry.

Sulzer, Raymond, captain, quartermaster

DROPPED AS MISSING.

Apr. 23, 1901, Richford, Vt

July 21, 1901, Washington, D. C..
Aug. 16, 1901, Binghamton, N. Y..
Jan. 12, 1901, Washington, D. C...
May 17, 1901, Alameda, Cal..
Apr. 25, 1901, Hammondsport, N. Y
Dec. 31, 1900, Hueneme, Cal.
Apr. 12, 1901, New York, N. Y.

Jan. 1, 1901, Westchester, Pa

Feb. 28, 1901, Orchard Lake, Mich

Jan. 24, 1901, Philadelphia, Pa

Oct. 31, 1900, Louisville, Ky.

May 20, 1901, San Francisco, Cal..
Feb. 21, 1901, Washington, D. C
Jan. 25, 1901, Asheville, N. C

Sept. 4, 1901, Bad Reichenhall, Germany.

May 8, 1901, Washington, D. C..
May 5, 1901, Washington, D. C..
July 12, 1901, Manila, P. Í.

May 24, 1901, Blue Ridge, Pa.
June 20, 1901, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Apr. 7, 1901, near Harrison, Ill.
Dec. 16, 1900, Washington, D. C..
Feb. 24, 1901, Cornelius, Oreg.
Jan. 6, 1901, Redlands, Cal.
May 21, 1901, Morristown, N. J.
Nov. 13, 1900, Kingston, R. I.
Mar. 3, 1901, Portland, Oreg.
Dec. 9, 1900, San Diego, Cal.
Nov. 5, 1900, Buffalo, N. Y.
Aug. 26, 1901, Washington, D. C..
Mar. 28, 1901, Washington, D. C..
Mar. 4, 1901, Pasadena, Cal
Aug. 30, 1901, Washington, D. C.
Apr. 21, 1901, New Brighton, N. Y
Jan. 6, 1901, Los Angeles, Cal
Aug. 24, 1901, Plainfield, N. J
May 30, 1901, New York, N. Y

Oct. 3, 1900, Manila, P. I..

Apr. 15, 1901, Honolulu, H. I..

Nov. 1, 1900, Manila, P. I..
Oct. 24, 1900, killed in action near
Narvacan, P. I.

Apr. 19, 1901, Detroit, Mich........

Sept. 28, 1901, killed in action at Balingiga, P. I.

Jan. 29, 1901, killed in action, Santa Lucia, P. Í.

Nov. 24, 1900, Manila, P. I
Oct. 30, 1900, killed in action Buga-
son, P. I.

Apr. 13, 1901, Manila, P. I
Mar. 3, 1901, Cayey, P. R

Oct. 26, 1900, Habana, Cuba
Apr. 29, 1901, San Francisco, Cal
Dec. 25, 1900, Manila, P. I

Nov. 6, 1900, Santa Cruz, P. I.

Feb. 3, 1901, San Francisco, Cal

Brewer, Richard H., first lieutenant, Twenty- July 13, 1900. seventh Infantry.

Yrs. m. d.

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