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Souvenir Program 
 
 OF THE 
 
 AND A 
 
 Memorial to the officers and 
 men of the Ninth Regiment, 
 who died defending our flag 
 during the late war with Spain 
 
 ALSO 
 
 Containing a brief history of the war 
 with Spain, principal Battleships 
 and portraits of Admiral Dewey and 
 Colonel Bogan. 
 
 NOTE— The Signals Flags, displayed in this programme are 
 taken, by permission, directly from the "U. S. Naval Signal 
 Book," and are correct. Many combination of flags have been 
 shown as being the historic signal: "REMEMBER THE 
 MAINE." Without authority no one has access to the Naval 
 Signal Book and in every instance, the "International Mer- 
 chant Code" was employed. This code is never used by 
 naval vessels of the same nationality in intercommunication. 
 The differences that have been found in two signals that were 
 supposed to convey the same information, has been due to 
 the that in some instances the International man-of-war sig- 
 nal "G. Q. T. F." meaning the "U. S. S, Maine" was displayed 
 while in others the International Geographical Signal 
 "B. Q. K. J.," signiiyiug the State of Maine was presumed to 
 have been hoisted. The Blue and White checkered flag is 
 called in the navy the "Telegraph Flag," which when dis- 
 played with other flags means: "Use Telegi-aphic Dictionary 
 in deciphering this message." The signal shown is No. 
 
 7820 "Remember." The Red and White checkered flag is 
 
 called the "Cornet.'- When displayed by itself means: "Every- 
 body repair on board at once." When hoisted in conjunction 
 with other flags, means; "Below this flag is hoisted the Oflfic- 
 clal U. S. Naval Number of the vessel indicatetl, which list 
 consult." The Maine's Official No. waa 217. 
 
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1 . Blank. 
 
 2. Index. 
 
 3. Index, continued 
 
 4. The gentlemen who gives expression to the sentiments found on 
 
 this page, were selected by the family of Col. Bogan from 
 among his friends in civil life and acted in the capacity of 
 pall bearers. 
 
 5. Portrait of Col. Bogan, taken shortly before his departure for 
 
 Camp Framingham. 
 
 6. The names of the gentlemen who were selected to act as ushers at 
 
 Col. Bogan's funeral. 
 
 7. Brief biographical sketch of Col. Fred. B. Bogan. 
 
 8. These are the business friends who were daily associated with 
 
 Col. Bogan at old City Hall, in the Department of Inspection 
 of Buildings. 
 
 9. This beautiful '-In Memoriam" was contributed by a friend, in re- 
 
 membrance of all the officers and men of the 9th Regiment 
 who died defending our flag. 
 
 10. The Officers of Col. Fred. B. Bogan's Command, 9th Regiment 
 
 Infantry, V.S.V. 
 
 11. A portrait of Col. Fred. B. Bogan, taken at Camp Framingham, 
 
 mounted on the horse which was presented to him at that 
 camp. 
 
 12. Presentation to the 9th Regiment of picture. Col. Bogan bidding 
 
 farewell to his command. Half-tone picture of Battleship 
 Brooklyn. 
 
 13. Description of Santiago de Cuba as arranged at Exposition build- 
 
 ing. The Dominican Church. Half-tone of Admiral George 
 Dewey's flagship Olympia. 
 
 14. Roster of Co. A. 
 
 15. Roster of Co. B. 
 
 16. Half-tone portrait of Admiral George Dewey. 
 
 17. Short description of Admiral George Dewey's great victory and 
 
 half-tone picture of one of his squadron, "Baltimore"' 
 
 18. Roster of Co. C. 
 
icj. Roster of Co. D. 
 
 20. Three of the ships of Admiral George Dewey's squadron. 
 
 21. Description of paintings. Block House Capture at El Caney. 
 
 Morro Castle. Sinking of the Merrimack. Charge of the 
 Rough Riders. Half-tone picture of one of Dewey's ships, 
 "The Raleigh." 
 
 22. Roster of Co. E. 
 
 23. Roster of Co. G. 
 
 24. Description of Cevera's Defeat. Half-tone picture of Battleship 
 
 Oregon. 
 
 25. Description of painting Municipal Building. Brief sketch of 
 
 James P. Cummings. 
 
 26. Roster of Co. H. 
 
 27. Roster of Co. I. 
 
 28. Brief sketch of Allen Mcintosh, Lieut. Ham of the Monitor 
 
 Wyandotte. 
 
 29. Roster of Co. K. 
 
 30. Roster of Co. L. 
 
 31. Roster of Co. M. 
 
 32. Regrets at not receiving Roster of Co. F. 
 
TITil ^II-E the name and fame of Colonel Fred. B. Bogen, 
 ^^"^^ as a man of war has become the inheritance of his 
 country and state, his noble qualities as a man of peace will 
 ever live in the hearts of those who knew him only as a 
 citizen, a farther, a brother, and a friend. The fruits of 
 his public life will be preserved in history; the fruits of his 
 l^rivate life will be preserved at the fireside. 
 
 THOMAS F. TAFF 
 JOSEPH H. O'NEH. 
 
 DR. JAMES A. McDonald 
 
 PATRICK J. DONOVAN 
 LAWRENCE CANE 
 JOHN W. CORCORAN 
 MICHAEL H. McCAFFERTY 
 JOHN F. FIZGERALD 
 EDWARD J. FLYNN 
 JOHN A. CAMPBELL 
 THOMAS F. STRANGE 
 WILLIAM J. CARLIN 
 
COLONEL BOGAN 
 
His charity was boundless. His friendship to be en- 
 vied. His valor will live in history. 
 
 FRANK L. WELLS 
 DAVID F. BARRY 
 ALBERT COTTLE 
 JOSEPH R BUTLER 
 HUGH McNULTY 
 JOHN F. DEVER 
 J. MITCHEL GALVIN] 
 WAL W. TAFT 
 JONN MULDOON 
 DAVID M. CROTTY 
 J. B. ROSENBERGER 
 DAVID B. SHAW 
 
 PETER F. TAGUE 
 W. F. SHAUGHNESSY 
 JOHN F. ANDERSON 
 LAWRENCE L. LYONS 
 FRANCIS H. DILLON 
 JOHN H. LARRIGAN 
 JOHN E. CASSIDY 
 PATRICK COYLE 
 EDWARD A. MORRISEY 
 GEORGE A. SANDERSON 
 MICHAEL W. COLLINS 
 
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 ricf Pistovij of ©aL ^logau 
 
 RED. B BOGAN was a native of Charlestown. Born 
 ^ Feb. lo, 185 I. He was a son of Frederick and Annie 
 (De Vey) Bogan. His education was derived from the 
 public schools. He was a graduate of the Old Winthrop 
 School in the Charlestown District. In 1878 he entered 
 the City's Architects' office and in 1885 he was transferred 
 to the Public Buildings Department, filling the position of 
 assistant to the late Supt. Tucker. At the latter's death in 
 1893 Col. Bogan was appointed acting superintendent, and 
 the following year received the appointment of Superinten- 
 ent of Public Buildings. He was for many years identified 
 with the militia of the Commonwealth, joining the 5th Reg- 
 iment as a private, advancing grade by grade until he held 
 the position of Colonel of the 9th Regiment. 
 
 His dying message was an index of a noble character: 
 ''My God, bring those brave men of my Regiment home 
 from that place, or they will die before Sunday." In the 
 last throes of the result of that dreadful campaign, in the 
 tender ministration of his own family and closest friends, 
 in the privacy of his own fireside, there was not a word of 
 himself or his affairs but the tender solicitude of a father 
 for his whole command from the highest officer to the lowest 
 
 private. 
 
 When President McKinley made his first call for vol- 
 unteers for the army to invade Cuba, Col. Bogan went to 
 the front with the Ninth Massachusetts Volunteers. 
 
 At the battle preceding the surrender of Santiago he 
 was with his regiment although he had been sick from the 
 time the regiment left the state camp at South Framingham. 
 He would not consent to leave his regiment until he was so 
 wasted by malarial fever that he could hardly stand and was 
 peremptorially ordered home by the regimental surgeon. 
 
An individuality which strengthened and enobled the 
 humanity of man. 
 
 A friendship once gained to be envied and cherished, 
 such was Frederic Bogan. 
 
 OTIS I. DAVENPORT 
 JOHN DROHAN 
 HENRY F. COTTLE 
 HORACE B. FISHER 
 GEORGE H. GRANBY 
 WARREN A. CASS 
 SAMUEL HOSEA, Jr. 
 AMBROSE D. ARMSTRONG 
 JOSEPH R BUTLER 
 CHARLES A. BROWN 
 THOMAS WATSON 
 E. H. PRITCHARD 
 JOSEPH W. HILL 
 
All were God's noblemen. 
 
 Each chivalric soul was proudly given, 
 
 The Nation's honor to keep pure, 
 
 To crush a Tyrant, to unbind the slave. 
 
 All dead ! Grand types to emulate. 
 Each answered to that Final Roll, 
 On distant shore or far from all best loved, 
 That others might be free. 
 
 Such Valor lives for Aye. 
 
The dead have left a heritage which the State and 
 nation must share with their firesides. 
 
 To the living they have entrusted the sacreden^s of 
 their valor. 
 
 Col. F. B. BOGAX 
 
 Lt. Col. L. J. LOGAN 
 
 Maj. P. F. GRADY 
 
 Alaj. W. H. DONOVAN 
 
 Maj. M. J. O'CONNOR 
 
 Adjt. JOSFPH J. KELLEY 
 
 O. M., J. G. FEXNESSEY 
 
 Surgeon A. J. L. MAGURN 
 
 Asst. Surg. 1st Lt. D.J. McGILLICUDDY 
 
 Asst. Surg. 2d Lt. PETER SHEA 
 
 Chaplain, Rev. P. P. :\IURPHY 
 
THE PRESENTTJtTION. 
 
 The presentation of the War Exposition management 
 to the Ninth Regiment of the painting, ''Colonel Fred B. 
 Bogan bidding farewell to his Regiment in the trenches near 
 Santiago" just prior to his embarkation on the Iroquois, is 
 an expression of appreciation. The scenic artist, John G. 
 Ohnimus has put forth the effort of his life. And in the 
 posing of the original has expressed the pathos which the 
 event inspires. 
 
 BROOKLYN 
 
You are now in the walled city of Santiago de Cuba, the 
 capital of the province of the same name, oldest city of any 
 size in America. Havng been founded by Velasquez in 1 5 14. 
 
 Everywhere are our national colors and our dear old 
 flag and as you pass from tent to tent filled with the pro- 
 ducts of yankee skill, and mingle with the soldiers, sailors, 
 daughters of the regiment and Red Cross Nurses, you be- 
 come retrospective and the soft strains of music add to your 
 mood. 
 
 You have but to raise your eyes and there through the 
 ionic marble column?, witn a master hand is portrayed the 
 action which brought about the results you are anticipating 
 in to-day. 
 
 On the left of the painting, Col. Bogan bidding farewell 
 to his regiment is the great Dominican Church, largest 
 Cathedral in Cuba, near centre of city and Plaza de la 
 Reina. 
 
 ,j....-.<jM>5aii«A..>aS(C - . sif - -*■■ 
 
 OLYMPIA 
 
COMPANY A 
 
 CAPT. DANIEL J. KEEFE 
 
 1st LIEUT. GEORGE M. ROGERS 
 
 ;d LIEUT. T. J. SULLIVAN 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 1st Sergt.— Frederick C. Frost. 
 1st Serg-t.— Martin D. Connor. 
 1st Sergt.— Thomas P. Wythe. 
 1st Sergt. — Michael J. Doyle. 
 1st Sergt.— John W. Ford. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 Bartholomew Clements. 
 Michael O'Donovon. 
 Michael T. Hurney. 
 James W. Donohue. 
 Chas. P. Sliney. 
 John P. Doolan. 
 Orlandus W. Flyn. 
 Edward K. York. 
 Patrick E. Collins. 
 John W. Doherty. 
 Jacob E. Alther. 
 Thomas A. Hearn. 
 James T. Beahan. 
 William H. Brown. 
 Percy A. Bishop. 
 Charles J. Corkery. 
 James P. Corlin. 
 Clair P. Chainey. 
 John Connor. 
 James P. Cotter. 
 Daniel Connelly. 
 Andrew M. Clancy. 
 James W. Denny. 
 Eugene C. Daly. 
 John T. Daly. 
 Michael R. Denehy. 
 Edward J. Donogan. 
 John J. Flynn. 
 James P. Flyn. 
 John T. Cumming. 
 James W. Gargon. 
 John J. Hurney. 
 William A. Hammond. 
 William T. Keleher. 
 John W. Kilday. 
 Edward J. Kinny. 
 Timothy W. Kelly. 
 Eugene B. McLaughlin. 
 Patrick J. McCarthy. 
 James H. McDonald. ^ 
 
 William McCroady. 
 Walter T. McCauley. 
 Hugh J. McGuire. 
 John J. Murphy. 
 Oscar Myer. 
 George H. McQuillan. 
 William T. Mahoney. 
 Jeremiah J. McCarthy. 
 Henry McXamee. 
 John T. O'Neil. 
 Chas. E. O'Neil. 
 Thomas A. Russell. 
 Edward P. Roe. 
 John T. Sullivan. 
 Herman Steinlaski. 
 James Shannon. 
 
 Geo. St. Peter. 
 Chas. J. Smith. 
 Peter J. Shea. 
 John A. Sullivan. 
 John J. Salmon. 
 Chas. A. Wall. 
 John Wallace. 
 Geo. H. Willson. 
 Richard J. Wenmouth. 
 Thomas J. Guiney. 
 Daniel P. Murphy. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 James Burke. 
 Michael Burke. 
 Mark Burton. 
 Patrick Boland. 
 Frank D. Crane. 
 Nicholas T. Cleary. 
 Michael Connors. 
 Timothy Coakley. 
 John J. Donovan. 
 Joseph E. Donovon. 
 Patrick R. Dunn. 
 John J. Donogon. 
 Geo. H. Franklin. 
 Frank R. Gaynor. 
 Geo. W. Herman. 
 Prank R. Hawkins. 
 Thomas J. Jordan. 
 D. H. P. Kehoe. 
 Chas. W. Murphy. 
 Mathew L. McLaughlin. 
 William J. McClure. 
 James W. McNeil. 
 John Moran. 
 Hugh T. McQuillan. 
 Chas. Nicholas. 
 Eugene O'Leary. 
 Orlando O'Donnell. 
 James P. Ryan. 
 Patrick Padison. 
 John Shea. 
 Dennis .T. Sullivan. 
 James T. Sullivan. 
 Thomas S. Stillman. 
 Frank H. Wilson. 
 
 First Lieutenant George M. Rogers com- 
 manded Company to Santiago de Cuba and re- 
 turn, Captain Keefe having been detailed as 
 recruiting officer, and remained at Camp 
 Alger, Va. 
 DEATHS IN CO A 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Eugene B. McLaughlin. 
 John J. Murphy. 
 
 (Buried at Santiago de Cuba.) 
 PRIVATES. 
 John T. Daly. 
 William H. Brown. 
 John Conner. 
 
 (Died at their homes.) 
 
COMPANY B 
 
 CAPT. GEORGE F. H. MURRAY 
 I St LIEUT. JAMES J. WALSH 2d LIEUT. MICHAEL J. DESMOND 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 
 1st Sergt.— William J. White. 
 Q. M. Sergt.— Louis C. Fanning. 
 John J. Donohue. 
 John J. Hickey. 
 Harry A. Healey. 
 Robert F. Arnold. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 James J. Graham. 
 Thomas D. McLeod. 
 Thomas F. McGarry. 
 Peter J. Broughall. 
 John Hagerty, Jr. 
 Fred W. Leffler. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 Neil J. Carroll. 
 Thomas F. Rae. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 John Carnie. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 Lawrence W. Lawlor, Jr. 
 
 COMPANY CLERK. 
 John J. Smith. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Edward S. Barry. 
 William Burke. 
 William J. Barrett. 
 Michael J. Callaghan, Jr. 
 John T. Campbell. 
 Patrick J. Clifford. 
 James A. Conroy. 
 Frank Coyle, 
 Frank Daly. 
 Frank Dingel. 
 John A. Downey. 
 Joseph A. Donovan. 
 Ferdinando L Draper. 
 William P. Dwyer. 
 Harold Dineen. 
 Patrick F. Donovan, 
 Charles M. Donnelly. 
 Charles T. Dennen. 
 Charles W. Ettridge. 
 George T. Fair, Jr. 
 Michael A. Fay. 
 Harry V. Fernald. 
 .John A. Frisard. 
 John C. Farley. 
 Michael F. Gaughran. 
 Thomas W. Gallagher. 
 Michael P. Geary. 
 James A. Griffin. 
 James Gilroy. 
 
 Albert A. Grasvell. 
 Elliott P. Greaves. 
 Edward A. Greaves. 
 Cornelius J. Healy. 
 William O. S. Hennigan. 
 Howard E. Hanlon. 
 Frederick W. Hogan. 
 Frank L. Hatch. 
 Joseph Kenney. 
 William Kingston. 
 William N. Little. 
 Jeremiah Lynch. 
 Robert J. Lynch. 
 William A. Lyons. 
 James J. Lawless. 
 Harry A. Leonard. 
 William F. Mason. 
 John P. Mahoney. 
 Joseph H. Matthews. 
 Richard J. Morgan. 
 John J. Morrissey. 
 Bernard P. Melledy. 
 John W. Mullen. 
 Edward T. Murray. 
 Michael A. Moynihan. 
 George P. McLaughlin. 
 John J. Moran. 
 Edward S. Murphy. 
 Peter J. Mullen. 
 Patrick J. Mahoney. 
 James J. May. 
 John McArdle. 
 Patrick Norton. 
 Henry J. O' Callahan. 
 Cornelius S. O'Connor. 
 James O'Hara. 
 Francis O'Hara. 
 William L. O'Neill. 
 John J. Peard. 
 Robert E. Pennington. 
 John Reardon. 
 William S. Ring. 
 Frank B. Runey. 
 Patrick J. Ryan. 
 John C. Rice. 
 Daniel F. Ryan. 
 John F. Reynolds. 
 William G. Saunders. 
 Paul J. Spillane. 
 John H. Smith. 
 Oscar H. Snow. 
 William F. Stock. 
 Adolphe Steinlaski. 
 Joseph S. Sweeney. 
 George E. Smith. 
 Peter A. Shaughnessey. 
 James P. Stevens. 
 Walter R. Tarbett, 
 Charles E. Walsh. 
 
ADMIRAL GEORGE DEWEY 
 
DKAVKY'S GRKAT VICTORY 
 
 The whole world rings with the plaudits for Commodore 
 Dewey and his Asiatic Fleet which crept into the har- 
 bor, Sunday, May ist under cover of darkness, not waiting 
 for the removal of torpedoes or submarine mines, and at day 
 break was ready with his challenge for Spanish forts and 
 fleet. He silenced the forts and completely annihilated 
 the fleet. This was the first naval battle in the world since 
 the advent of the modern iron clad, and it was well for 
 America that so brave, strategic, and skilfull a commodore 
 was in command, and such officers and sailors. Dewey's 
 fleet consisted of seven vessels. It was a fight both on land 
 and sea, thus making the victory of the brave commander, 
 officers and sailors one of the most notable in the annals of 
 our navy. The portrayal here is the Olympia followed by 
 the Concord in elliptic form. 
 
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 BALTIMORE 
 
COMPANY C 
 
 CAPT. F. OUINLAN 
 
 1st LIEUT. HENRY CRANE 
 
 2d LIEUT. JOSEPH J. FOLEY 
 
 1st Sergt. — Lawrence M. Ryan. 
 
 Q. M. Sergt.— Maurice E. Bowlen. 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 John F. Powers. 
 Richard E. Thorne. 
 George W. Graham. 
 Joseph J. Murphy. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 Samuel P. Wiley. 
 Maurice J. Cashman. 
 Patrick M. Coyle. 
 "William G. Rodway. 
 Peter J. Mahaney. 
 John Peters. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 John H. Cushine. 
 Joseph A. White. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 Leo J. Brady. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 Daniel P. McNaniara. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Maurice J. Burns. 
 Charles A. Bordman. 
 Harold J. Brondis. 
 William E. Barter. 
 John Chapman. 
 John Clarke. 
 James F. Connolly. 
 George F. Campbell. 
 Edward J. Clear. 
 George W. W. Carroll. 
 John Carrick. 
 William J. Downey. 
 Joseph J. Drummond. 
 Alfred T. Delaney. 
 Daniel F. Donovan. 
 Daniel J. Donovan. 
 Michael J. Donovan. 
 Robert A. Driscoll. 
 Austin Dunbar. ^ 
 
 James T. Dunn. 
 John Degan. 
 Bernard F. Devine. 
 Thomas Dooley. 
 Martin J. Dwyer, Jr. 
 William L. Forrest. 
 Joseph Fulmer. 
 Timothy J. Foley. 
 William H. Graham. 
 James Goodwin. 
 Michael G. Glynn. 
 Michael Grogin. 
 Fred L. Hood. 
 Edward M. Hood. 
 John A. Horgan. 
 
 John S. Hayes. 
 John J. Hclland. 
 Patrick J. Horingan. 
 William E. Hale. 
 John F. Houlihan. 
 James F. Hughes. 
 Peter J. Herr. 
 Chas. F. Hayes. 
 Joseph Johnson. 
 William Kelly. 
 Frank J. Kenney. 
 Walter J. Kane. 
 James H. Knight. 
 Arthur L. Kelly. 
 Cornelius Kelleher. 
 William R. Keefe, 
 Michael L. King. 
 John Killard. 
 William F. Lewis. 
 Michael T. Leonard. 
 George Luppold. 
 Thomas R. Leahy. 
 Herbert S. M. Layden. 
 Charles H. McAleer. 
 Joseph A. McDonald. 
 Hugh H. McCrystal. 
 John T. McSorley. 
 George L. Mullay. 
 Joseph A. Maguire. 
 Frederick C. Mahoney. 
 Joseph W. Mullen. 
 Thomas J. Murphy. 
 Joseph McGuigan. 
 John E. Mea. 
 William Mackenzie. 
 Michael J. Mahoney. 
 Daniel McGowan. 
 William H. Martell. 
 Patrick McGrath. 
 Daniel P. O'Neill. 
 Myles O' Dwyer. 
 Daniel O'Shea, Jr. 
 John J. O' Toole. 
 Frank H. Otis. 
 Campbell C. Preble. 
 John F. Russell. 
 Edward T. Roach. 
 William H. Ryan. 
 Thomas F. Reagan. 
 John .7. Steele. 
 John Spillane. 
 Israel Steinert. 
 Philip Thompson. 
 Edward Thompson. 
 Merton H. Warren. 
 Lawrence J. Wilkinson. 
 Michael J. Walsh. 
 
COMPANY D 
 
 CAPT. D. PERCIVAL SAWYER 
 1st LIEUT. JOHN J. DWYER 2d LIEUT. CHARLES E. BRINES 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 1st Sergt.— Edward J. McBride. 
 Q. M. Sergt.— Charles E. Bogan. 
 John S. Blayden. 
 Bernard J. McCarron. 
 Maurice Power. 
 P. James Murphy. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 Edward J. Merrick. 
 Owen P. McKenna. 
 John P. Fitzgibbons. 
 George H. Hill. 
 John J. Costello. 
 Andrew J. Wilson. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 
 Willis S. Marison. (Died at Santiago). 
 Maurice J. Slattery. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 
 Joseph W. Delaney. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 John E. Anderson. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Edward S. Ago. 
 James J. Brennan. 
 James P. Brennan. 
 Charles F. Bishop. 
 Cornelius Buckley. 
 James B. Boyle. (Died at Wikoff). 
 William T. Carley. 
 John P. Carroll. 
 Dennis A. Crowley. 
 John J. Callahan. 
 Leonard S. Collins. 
 David J. Crymel. 
 Jeremiah J. Donahoe. 
 Norman R. Doyle. 
 Daniel F. Daley. 
 Dennis J. Doherty. 
 Wesley Dotten. 
 Daniel G. Dacey. 
 Frederick L. Eldred. 
 William J. Francis. 
 Edward S. Flynn. 
 Henry F. Fagan. 
 Daniel J. Green. 
 Bartholomew J. Haley. 
 Thomas Hayes. 
 
 David Hickey. ^ , . ^ 
 
 Walter C. Henze. (Died at Charlestown). 
 Edward B. Hyde. 
 Michael J. Higgins. 
 Arthur W. Johnson. 
 
 John H. Killilea. ^ , x 
 
 James H. Kelly. (Died at New York.) 
 Joseph P. Kirnmitt. 
 Richard J. Landry. 
 Stanley F. Le Barron. 
 Joseph E. Lawton. 
 Hugh McCrossen. 
 Daniel L. Mahoney. 
 
 Timothy F. Mahoney. 
 
 James McGuire. 
 
 Joseph Manning. 
 
 James T. McLaughlin. 
 
 John J. McCormick. 
 
 William A. McCormick. 
 
 George J. MoUoy. 
 
 Thomas P. Murray. 
 
 Stephen Nelson. 
 
 Edward L. O'Brien. 
 
 Thomas O' Toole. 
 
 Michael J. O'Connor. 
 
 Charles E. Powers. (Died at City Hospital). 
 
 William S. Rounds. 
 
 William J. Shannon. 
 
 Denis J. Swanson. 
 
 Daniel J. Shea. 
 
 John P. Tully. 
 
 John W. Waters. 
 
 John White. 
 
 RECRUITS STATIONED AT CAMP MEADE. 
 
 Owen P. McKenna. 
 
 Henry E. Bowers. 
 
 Henry Brooks. 
 
 John D. Batoo. 
 
 John J. Callahan. 
 
 James J. Coughlin. 
 
 Joseph E. Sullivan. (Died at Fort Myers). 
 
 Daniel G. Sheehe. 
 
 John Wallace. 
 
 William S. Rounds. 
 
 Lewis G. De Bock. 
 
 William Driscoll. 
 
 Jacob H. Damery. 
 
 Michael J. Eagan. 
 
 John J. Eagan. 
 
 Pierce Flynn. 
 
 John J. Garrity. 
 
 William F. Haslet. 
 
 Thomas J. Harrigan. 
 
 John Kennedy. 
 
 Timothy J. Lynch. 
 
 John McGinness. 
 
 Edward D. McCune. 
 
 Edward A. Murphy. 
 
 Andrew T. Moynihan. 
 
 George Magune. 
 
 John McAteir. 
 
 Frank Murphy. 
 
 Michael Ney. 
 
 George H. Nixon. 
 
 John D. O'Leary. 
 
 Daniel O'Connell. 
 
 Charles Palmer. 
 
 Daniel M. Powers. 
 
 John J. Reardon. 
 
 Thomas Shultz. 
 
 Willis S. Marison. (Died at 
 
 Joseph E. Sullivan. (Died 
 
 William F. Hassef. (Died 
 
 Charles E. Powers. (Died ■< 
 
 (Died at Fort Myers). 
 
 Santiago de Cuba). 
 it Fort Myers), 
 at Fort Myers), 
 t City Hospital). 
 
 James H Kelly. (Died at New York). 
 Walter C. Henze. (Died at Charlestown). 
 James B. Boyle. (Died at Camp Wikoff). 
 
BOSTON 
 
 PETREL 
 
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 ■*:^'^-*.'^.', 
 
 CONCORD 
 
CAPTURE BLOCK HOUSK, EI. CANEY. 
 
 Third Regulars going up the hill to the assistance of the 
 Rough Riders. After desperately fighting and fearful losses 
 the Spaniards were driven back. 
 
 IVIORRO C^tSTJLE. 
 
 And still to the left is Morro Castle which guards Havana. 
 It contains besides, Batteries and Prisons, the O'Donnell 
 Light House. Its Water Battery is known as the Twelve 
 Apostles. Continuing to the left is Capt. Allen Capron at 
 El Pazo, July 2d, the most picturesque figure in the war. 
 This is shortly after receiving the news of the death of his 
 son. 
 
 SINKING OF THE NIERRINIAC 
 
 Sinking of the Merrimac. Assistant Naval Construc- 
 tor Hobson and his men's heroic exploit at the entrance 
 to Santiago Harbor, 4 a. m. June 3d, floating down stream 
 150 yards, dragging the wires out after them. This was 
 the distance for the contact to be made and it was done. 
 The water foaming with commotion m.ade by shells and 
 bullets. 
 
 CH?tRGE OF THE ROUGH RIDERS 
 
 Passing on to the left is the charge of the Rough 
 Riders at La Guasma. Col. Rosevelt giving orders to break, 
 marching in fours. 
 
 RALEIGH 
 
COMPANY E 
 
 CAPT. JOHN J. SULLIVAN 
 
 1st LIEUT. JOHN J. BARRY 
 
 2d LIEUT. THOMAS DEVINE 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 1st Sergt.— Daniel P. Sullivan. 
 Q. M. Sergt.— William H. Stevens. 
 James L. Molloy. 
 James M. Griffin. 
 Charles S. Televicli. 
 Joseph P. Galvin. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 Timothy W. Dacey. 
 Norman L. Van Buskirk. 
 John A. Dunn. 
 Arthur F. Grady. 
 Lorenzo B. Crowley. 
 John J. O'Brien. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 William H. Healey. 
 Ferdinand W. Church. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 Joseph F. Mulser. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 Daniel J. Connors. 
 
 HONORARY MEMBERS. 
 John Quinn. 
 John J. McCarthy. 
 A. Sherman. 
 Christopher McCaffrey. 
 Michael Sullivan. 
 John J. Fitzgerald. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Robert J. Ashworth. 
 George A. Ainsley. 
 James F. Breen. 
 John J. Brennan. 
 John A. Boyd. 
 Robert P. Barnes. 
 Joseph F. Barry. 
 John E. Callahan. 
 Timothy J. Cahill. 
 William H. Cadigan. 
 Joseph A. Carroll. 
 Timothy J. Cronin. 
 Charles W. Crowley. 
 Thomas J. Conway. 
 Edward M. Cunningham. 
 Peter J. Curran. 
 Thomas J. Curran. 
 Daniel P. Cullinan. 
 Dennis J. Callahan. 
 David Callahan. 
 Charles J. Dudley. 
 Paul .1. Donovan. 
 Henry S. DriscoU. 
 James P. Daley. 
 James J. Dolan. 
 James F. Eagan. 
 Benjamin A. Featherson. 
 William J. Flynn. 
 Anthony J. Foley. 
 Patrick J. Foley. 
 
 John J. Friel. 
 Frederick E. Ferguson. 
 Henry P. Fielding. 
 Jeremiah A. Feeley. 
 John J. Fahey. 
 Thomas Fahey. 
 Edward J. Gallagher. 
 John H. Hogan. 
 Thomas P. Healey. 
 Timothy F. Heffernan. 
 Cecil B. Hannon. 
 John H. Irwin. 
 Robert W. Johnson. 
 Bernard W. Kenney. 
 John J. Kenney. 
 Joseph Kelley. 
 William F. Kelly. 
 Joseph H. Krupp. 
 John Kane. 
 Michael Kelly. 
 John J. Kilduff. 
 Matthew J. Laine. 
 Thomas J. Loftus. 
 Michael J. Lynch. 
 Charles J. Lloyd. 
 Daniel O. McElwain. 
 Mathew E. McGrain. 
 Patrick J. McNamara. 
 Hugh B. Molloy. 
 James D. Moriarty. 
 Patrick J. Moriarty. 
 Harry W. Morton. 
 Daniel J. Murphy. 
 William G. Murphy. 
 Edward R. Murphy. 
 John J. Murphy. 
 Peter J. Norton. 
 Timothy W. O'Brien. 
 Cornelius J. O'Neil. 
 
 Charles J. O'Connell. 
 William C. O'Brien. 
 
 John J. Perkins. 
 
 Walter J. Pratt. 
 
 Asa L. Phelps. 
 
 William W. Reynolds. 
 
 William J. Reynolds. 
 
 Joseph D. Ryan. 
 
 William A. Scrivener. 
 
 Arthur Shields. 
 
 Cain J. Sullivan. 
 
 Dennis J. Sullivan. 
 
 John J. Sullivan. 
 
 Maurice J. Sullivan. 
 
 Florence J. Sullivan. 
 
 John H. Sullivan. 
 
 ^A'illiam J. Snow. 
 
 Richard Tobin. 
 
 Matthew T. Toomey. 
 
 Charles E. Waddell. 
 
 Edward Whalen. 
 
COMPANY G 
 
 CAPT. JEREMIAH J. MOYNIHAN 
 1st LIEUT. JOHN F. HURLEY 2d LIEUT. WILLIAM E. McCANN 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 1st Sergt. — Michael J. Horan. 
 Q. M. Sergt.— John J. Corliss. 
 William F. Casey. 
 Patrick J. Moynihan. 
 Charles Degnan. 
 Michael J. McCartin. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 
 John D. McSweeney. (Died i 
 
 Va., Aug. 21st). 
 Thomas F. Lavin. 
 James F. King. 
 John F. Horan. (Died Aug. 
 
 Wikoff). 
 John T. Green. 
 Frank H. Doran. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 Nicholas J. Skenett. 
 James A. G. Casey. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 Patrick J. Sullivan. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 John Casey. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 
 John Larkin. 
 James F. Jjamer. 
 Edward H. Lyons. 
 Frank C. Leonard. 
 John J. Loftus. 
 John F. Murphy. 
 Edward F. Murphy. 
 William H. Murphy. 
 James J. McGrath. 
 it Fort Meyer, Hugh McGuire. 
 
 .Tames F. McTiernan. (Died at Camp Wikoff.) 
 Charles McMann. (Died at sea, Aug. 30th.) 
 Henry Martin. 
 9th at Camp Daniel W O'Connor. 
 John H. O Callaghan. 
 Patrick J. O'Keefe. 
 Timothy J. O'Brien. 
 Patrick J. Prindiville. 
 Anthony J. Prendergast. 
 Robert H. Rooney. 
 Henry Sullivan. (Died at Santiago, Cuba, 
 
 .July 23d.) 
 Edward F. Steele. 
 
 Edward F. Sullivan. (Died at sea, Aug. 27.) 
 Patrick J. Scully. 
 John H. Sweeney. 
 Henry P. Tracy. 
 
 Timothy J. Ahern. 
 
 James M. Barrett. 
 
 Edward R. Barker. 
 
 Michael C. Brophy. 
 
 Geo. W. Brosnihan. (Died Aug. 20, Egmont 
 
 Key, Fla.) 
 David J. Burke. 
 Timothy J. Burns. 
 John J. Creaven. (Died Sept. 2.5, at Camp 
 
 Wikoff). 
 James F. Connolly. 
 Charles S. Corcoran. 
 Frank P. Doyle. 
 Michael J. Delaney. 
 John Farrell. 
 Michael J. Flynn. 
 Frank Forrest. 
 John E. Fogarty. 
 John J. Fitzgerald. 
 John C. Fitzpatrick. 
 Michael F. Garrett. 
 Daniel Gardner. 
 William F. Gilmore. 
 Michael J. Gully. 
 John J. Gilchrist. 
 Michael J. Grogan. 
 Henry Griffin. 
 Edward F. Hackett. 
 
 Michael J. Healy. (Died at sea, Aug. 31st.) 
 Michael L. Hoar. 
 Frank E. Joyce. 
 Charles E. Kenney. 
 
 John F. Keegan. (Died Sept. 9th at Camp 
 Wikoff.) 
 
 RECRUITS, CO. G. 
 PRIVATES. 
 Walter Allen. 
 Peter H. Bennett. 
 Michael J. Bradshaw. 
 James M. Carberry. 
 James F. Carey. 
 John H. Carroll. 
 Thomas F. Casey. 
 Joseph N. Coffey. (Died at Camp Meade, Pa. 
 
 Sept. 5th.) 
 Frank H. Connolly. 
 Michael H. Conroy. 
 Daniel E. Cronin. 
 A. L. Desautelle. 
 Thomas Foley. 
 Patrick J. Fleming. 
 Stephen F. Hagerty. 
 Timothy J. Hurley. 
 Maurice A. Keane. 
 Thomas F. Kellaher. 
 Thomas J. Kelleher. 
 Thomas B. Kelly. 
 David J. Kennedy. 
 John J. Larkin. 
 William M. Leonard. 
 John J. Martin. 
 Gerald McGillicuddy. 
 Lawrence A. O' Sullivan. 
 James F. Powers. 
 Richard H. Powers. 
 William J. Riley. 
 Charles F. Rice. 
 Patrick J. Shea. 
 A. A. Shepardson. 
 
CERVER^'S DEFEAT. 
 
 This is just as the Vizcaya turned out to sea to attack 
 the Brooklyn and let the Colon pass between her and land, 
 the Oregon to rear and the Brooklyn to the side of Vizcaya, 
 the two torpedo boats, and the "Maria Teresa" and the 
 *'Oquenda" are burning on the shore. This was at 10.38 on 
 the morning of July 3d. At 1 1.06 the Vizcaya lowered her 
 colors, and at 1.15 o'clock the last ensign of Spain had been 
 hauled down and the wonderful run of Admiral Schley's 
 Flag Ship Brooklyn and the Oregon had closed a victory 
 which was "big enough for all", to quote gallant Admiral 
 Schley, who had by his steering a circle toward the enemy 
 instead of away from him, had saved his ship to make that 
 superb run and the magnificent victory possible. 
 
 OREGON 
 
THE IVIUNICIP^I. BUILDING 
 
 Here is the Municipal Building. While Old Glory was 
 being raised, inside the building was taking place the last 
 act in the surrender, General Shatter was receiving the 
 sword of General Toral. That dear Spangled Banner float- 
 ing up there, told of Cervera's gallant dash. Schley's great 
 victory. The fall of Santiago. The freedom of the Island 
 and a protecting and guiding hand for an oppressed people. 
 This grand galaxy of scenes are sketches from photographs 
 and personal thoughts by John G. Ohnimus, perfected and 
 finished under his direct supervision. 
 
 One of the great attractions of the Exposition is the 
 interesting and distinguished James P. Cummings of Hyde 
 Park, Mass. He was one of the U. S. Marine Battalion, 
 Co. D, and was ordered to Key West immediately upon his 
 return from China on the Machias. He has many very 
 interesting and valuable relics secured by his own bravery 
 which he tries to conceal in relating his right to their 
 possession. One of the many is a section of a Spanish nat- 
 ional flag which was captured by him on May nth at a 
 point called Diora Key at the entrance to Cardenas Harbor, 
 the attacking party under command of Ensign Willard was 
 carried ashore in a small launch. As they neared the shore 
 they were met by a shower of bullets from the Spaniards, 
 who were concealed behind the signal station, they landed, 
 drove back the Spaniards and captured the Spanish national 
 flag and also the signal flags, connected with the station and 
 planted the first American flag on Cuban soil. He was 
 wounded and passed through that terrible siege of fever. 
 He was aboard the Texas during the naval battle and was an 
 eyewitness to the destruction of Cervera's fleet. He and other 
 fever patients were placed aboard the Texas preparatory to 
 transportation to Key West. He has just returned from 
 the naval hospital in Brooklyn. He can be seen at the 
 official photographer's (Mrs Ober-Towne) tent. 
 
COMPANY H 
 
 CAPT. JOHN J. HAYES 
 
 1st LIEUT. BEX J. [. FLANXIGAN 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 1st Sergt.— Patrick H. Sullivan. 
 Q. M. Sergt. — Michael J. Ratigan. 
 Fred F. Sears. 
 James J. Reardon. 
 James P. Clarke. 
 Phineas J. Lynch. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 John J. Sheehan. 
 William T. Dobbin. 
 
 Thomas S. Costello. (Died at Santiago.) 
 Edward P. Downey. 
 William J. Murphy. 
 Michael J. McNealy. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 John J. Commerfoi'd. 
 Stephen P. Joy. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 Michael A. Driscoll. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 
 John T. Fox. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Thomas T. Belton. 
 Lewis J. Bohan. 
 Nicholas J. Brown. 
 Edmond J. Barker. 
 Michael J. Barker. 
 General Hospital). 
 William J. Burns. 
 Patrick J. Whalen. 
 Max A. W'illiams. 
 James L. Gorman. 
 Michael Gilmartin. 
 William J. Gratton. 
 Frank J. Haggerty. 
 John J. Hand. 
 George H. Hoskill. 
 Cornelius Harrington. 
 Thomas J. Hayden. 
 Timothy J. Healy. 
 Martin N. Hendricks. 
 Jess H. Jessen. 
 Francis A. Keefe. 
 Joseph P. Kelly. 
 Joseph A. Kelter. 
 Daniel J. Killion. 
 James H. Kirby. 
 Gustave Knauth. 
 
 Elden P. Keene. (Died at Montauk). 
 Michael J. Lydon. 
 Daniel Leary. 
 Thomas Leonard. 
 Timothy J. Mahoney. 
 Dennis H. Mitchell. 
 
 (Died at Massachusetts 
 
 Abner N. Minard. 
 
 William J. Montgomery. (Died at City Hos- 
 pital). 
 Thomas J. Murphy. (Died on Alleghany). 
 Jeremiah F. McCarthy. 
 Edward J. McDevitt. 
 James F. McGiven. 
 Michael J. McDonough. 
 Thomas P. McDonald. 
 James J. Murray. 
 William F. O'Brien. 
 John O'Brien. 
 T'ornelius J. Gallagharn. 
 Peter F. O'Connor. 
 Thomas J. Parks. 
 Thomas M. Pangburn. 
 Michael J. Phair. 
 Thomas S. Rice. 
 
 Thomas L. Rourke. (Died at Montauk). 
 Denis F. Ryan. 
 Jeremiah T. Sullivan. 
 Patrick J. Sullivan. 
 William H. Sampson. 
 Walter A. Sartorus. 
 Joseph H. Smith. 
 Patrick J. Sullivan. 
 Daniel J. Sullivan. 
 David F. Sullivan. 
 William T. Tirrell. 
 James E. Tracy. 
 
 Timothy J. Tehan. (Died at home). 
 Cornelius J. Brennan. 
 James J. Buckley. 
 
 Francis W. Carey. (Died at Santiago). 
 Philip Carey. 
 Bartholomew Connelly. 
 William J. Chaloner. 
 William J. Chapman. 
 Charles J. Coffey. 
 James J. Connors. 
 Martin Devine. 
 Thomas M. Devlin. 
 Joseph P. A. Donohoe. 
 Charles C. Donoghue. 
 John J. Driscoll. 
 Howard G. Durgin. 
 
 Patrick J. Donohue. (Died on Transport Al- 
 leghany). 
 Joseph S. Donohue. (Died at Montauk). 
 James F. Farrell. (Died at Siboney). 
 James Fayan. 
 
 Robert J. Flint. (Died on Alleghany). 
 Francis H. Elliott. 
 
 Lewis J. Frazier. 
 Thomas A. Fulhum. 
 John Goddine. 
 Edward R. Gray. 
 John C. Gibbons. 
 
 (Died at home). 
 
COMPANY I 
 
 CAPT. JOHN H. DUNN 
 I St LIEUT. WM. J. CASEY 2d LIEUT. JAS. A. CULLY 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 
 1st Serg-t.— Charles E. O'Donnell. 
 Q. M. Sergt.— Stephen D. Murphy. 
 Peter J. Clancy. 
 Emmett J. Larkin. 
 John F. Delaney. 
 Joseph S. Benton. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 
 Walter E. Bryant. 
 Daniel J. Driscoll. 
 Arthur F. Marston. 
 John T. Finn. 
 Bernard J. Norton. 
 Michael C. Novak. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 Peter A. Bowler. 
 Patrick E. Quill. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 
 Daniel P. Cogan. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 Thomas F. Sullivan. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Daniel J. Ahearn. 
 John J. Anderson. 
 Francis D. Brown. 
 Thomas F. Burke. 
 James H. Burns. 
 Edward J. Burns. 
 Walter J. Byrnes. 
 John J. Clark. 
 John J. Clancy. 
 William F. Coakley. 
 Martin J. Conley. 
 James B. Connolly. 
 Frank A. Curran. 
 Stephen A. Crowley. 
 Francis Campbell. 
 Michael Canty. 
 John W. Corcoran. 
 Hugh I. Doherty. 
 Edward L. Dorovan. 
 Patrick J. Dobbins. 
 Thomas J. Drummond. 
 Thrrnas R. Dane. 
 WiU'fm F. Dillon, 
 Daniel D. DriscoU, 
 Pcbert D. Dunn. 
 O orge Farle. 
 Thomas F. Ferton. 
 Thcmps .T. Fo'ey. 
 Cornelirs J. Frrd. 
 James J. Farrell. 
 
 George M. Flynn. 
 John T. Garrity. 
 Edward C. Grant. 
 Daniel H. Griffin. 
 Francis T. Giblin. 
 Thomas J. Honohan. 
 John A. Hanlon. 
 Henry V. Holland. 
 John J. Jones. 
 Willard H. Jordan. 
 Augustine Keefe. 
 Benjamin M. Kinney. 
 John J. Keane. 
 Patrick King. 
 Joseph D. Lane. 
 James E. Littlefield. 
 Daniel H. Logue. 
 Charles E. Lowe. 
 John J. Lane. 
 John J. Mclnnes. 
 
 Thomas P. Mullen. 
 Raynor Mellin. 
 Hoby Miner. 
 
 Patrick Maloney. 
 
 Joseph Martin. 
 James J. McGuire. 
 
 Josh H. Melledy. 
 
 William J. Mooney. 
 
 Timothy J. Murphy. 
 
 Patrick Murphy. 
 
 Michael Nelligan. 
 
 Stephen F. O' Keefe. 
 
 William O. Leary. 
 
 Daniel J. O'Mahoney. 
 
 John B. O'Connor. 
 
 Michael O'Mahoney. 
 
 Edward J. Puddiston. 
 
 John F. Reynolds. 
 
 William J. Riley. 
 
 Alexander L. Rose. 
 
 William H. Roberts. 
 
 Henry W. F. Scannell. 
 
 Daniel F. Scannell. 
 
 John J. Shay. 
 
 William J. Sheehan. 
 
 Daniel P. Sheehan. 
 
 Frank A. Smith. 
 
 Bert Smith. 
 
 George J. Smith. 
 
 Solomon S. Wark. 
 
 .Tohn H. Sullivan. 
 
 Joseph Tucker. 
 
 .Tohn Toohterman. 
 
 Richard F. Tobin. 
 
 Cnrnelius J. Whitten. 
 
 Russell M. Ou'ver. 
 
 Elmer M. Wall. 
 
 James W. Walker. 
 
One of the surviving heroes of that terrible campaign 
 of blood and fever in Cuba, is young private Allen Mcintosh, 
 member of Troop F, 3d Regt. Cavalry Sharp Shooters. He 
 has relics taken from the bodies of two of the enemy, shot 
 by him, one an officer and one a sharp shooter, also a Mauser 
 Rifle, taken from the wreck of ''Maria Teresa." It was 
 grappled for with four fish hooks, the ship was in flames at 
 the time. $24,000 in Spanish gold was found on board. A 
 Haversack used for carrying field rations, carried from Chick- 
 amauga, Ga. to El Caney, Cuba, was stolen by Cubans on 
 the morning of July ist, while going into action, recovered 
 July 2d. Also, present is Lieutenant N. A. Ham, Ship 
 Paymaster's Yeoman of the Monitor Wyandotte. 
 
 TEXAS 
 
 IOWA 
 
COMPANY K 
 
 St LIEUT. M. I. HEALEY 
 
 CAPT. P. J. CANNON 
 
 2d LIEUT. JOHN J. BOYLE 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 1st Sergt.— M. J. McDonnell. 
 Q. M. Sergt.— Robert McRell. 
 Matthew Connelly. 
 John Munster. 
 Martin Garvey. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 James E. McDonnell. 
 Edward A. Boyle. 
 J. J. Gibbons. 
 Fred L. Smith. 
 John A. Gannon. 
 Michael Hanney. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 James J. Sullivan. 
 Michael O'Maliey. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 P. H. Kirby. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 James Kennedy. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Fred Bardsley. 
 J. J. Burns. 
 William Burg-en. 
 Hiram Burke. 
 James H. Burke. 
 John H. Butler. 
 Michael Byrnes. 
 J. J. Callahan. 
 John A. Casey. 
 Samuel Clark. 
 John Colwell. 
 Austin Dandurand. 
 Joseph L. Davis. 
 James Davern. 
 William Donnellon. 
 M. T. Duran. 
 J. F. Flannagan. 
 Robert J. Fowler. 
 George Fry. 
 Frank J. Gallagher. 
 James E. Gallagher. 
 James A. Gardner. 
 Louis A. Gaumond. 
 H. R. Gedney. 
 W. F. Glispen. 
 William Golden. 
 M. F. Gorman. 
 W. J. Hamilton. 
 M. P. Harrity. 
 James H. Hester. 
 P. J. Hoban. 
 T. F. Hoban. 
 M. E. Kelley. 
 J. J. Kilcoyne. 
 M. J. Kittridge. 
 M. E. Kittridge. 
 Charles Lawrence. 
 Thomas S. Madden. 
 
 Daniel P. Mahoney. 
 George Matthews. 
 George P. McCullough. 
 Maurice A. McGlynn. 
 William McKee. 
 John H. McNamara. 
 William J. McNamara. 
 John J. Meehan. 
 Miles Mitchell. 
 Thomas H. Michaels. 
 John J. Morgan. 
 John Mulgrem. 
 John P. Murphy. 
 George M. Nugent. 
 D. J. O'Connor. 
 William O'Donnell. 
 Michael F. O'Maliey, 1st. 
 Martin F. O'Maliey. 
 Austin A. O'Maliey. 
 Patrick J. O'Maliey. 
 Prank D. O'Toole. 
 Fred Page. 
 Frank X. Parant. 
 Martin Phillips. 
 John Philbin. 
 John J. Roche. 
 James Ryan. 
 Walter J. Ryder. 
 Martin Salmon. 
 John T. Scanlon. 
 Oliver P. Smith. 
 James Sullivan. 
 William M. Stevenson. 
 James J. Walsh. 
 Robert W. White. 
 George W. Williams. 
 
 DEAD 
 SERGEANTS. 
 Joseph Newell. 
 James V. Welch. 
 
 CORPORAL. 
 Henry J. Jennings. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 Patrick Garvey. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Henry M. Broderick. 
 Thomas F. Gibbons. 
 William Gorman. 
 John J. McGann. 
 Henry J. McMinn. 
 John M. McNamara. 
 Michael F. O'Maliey, 2d. 
 Timothy O'Maliey. 
 Austin L. O'Toole. 
 James P. O'Toole. 
 Michael F. O'Toole. 
 Fred Trimble. 
 Thomas Welch. 
 
 TRANSFERRED TO HOSPITAL CORPS. 
 James Gaw. 
 
COMPANY L 
 
 CAPT. MICHAEL E. MORRIS 
 1st LIEUT. DANIEL J. MURPHV 2d LIEUT. PHILIP CONXEALEY 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 Ipt Sei's?t.— Joseph B. Hall. 
 Q. M. Sergt.— Timothy J. Murphy. 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 James H. McGee. 
 Patrick J. Donahoe. 
 John F. Kenealy. 
 Ernest L. Kimball. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 John W. Kyte. 
 Charles Schneider. 
 Charles W. Jones. 
 John D. Canty. 
 Thomas E. Desmond. 
 Ralph C. Glidden. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 .John C. Wright. 
 Felix S. McDonnell. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 George W. Kimball, Jr. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 Charles H. Bassett. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 Charles W. Allen. 
 James J. Attridge. 
 John H. Beatty. 
 Emerson E. Bill. 
 James F. Beirne. 
 Herbert H. Blake. 
 William F. Bolieau. 
 William E. Borendford. 
 James N. Bowers. 
 James W. Bowers. 
 Wilbur W. Brown. 
 Percy M. Bond. 
 Thomas L. Barnicle. 
 Edward P. Britt. 
 Dana A. Casgrain. 
 Louis Champigni. 
 Walter H. Clough. 
 Paul Conoyer. 
 Fred W. Cook. 
 Charles F. H. Cousins. 
 William D. Cousins. 
 John A. Creney. 
 William H. Collins. 
 John J. Condon. 
 Michael Cremin. 
 John J. Crowley. 
 John Donoghue. 
 Richard E. Dusran. 
 Edward J. Davis. 
 George A. Davis. 
 Michael J. Desmond. 
 Timothy W. Desmond. 
 James H. Driscoll. 
 
 William F. Driscoll. 
 Alfred F. Dudley. 
 Thomas J. Eagan. 
 George Egan. 
 John F. Flynn. 
 John J. Foley. 
 John H. Flaherty. 
 William F. Fenton. 
 Bernard E. Garrity. 
 George L. Gerrity. 
 George W. Gleason. 
 William J. Godendorf. 
 Albert W. Graham. 
 Charles E. Green. 
 Duncan F. Gillis. 
 Bernard F. Glynn. 
 Michael J. Hogan. 
 Erwin E. Hull. 
 Frank Hart. 
 Patrick Healey. 
 Michael Hosty. 
 Willard E. Jule. 
 Edward A. Kenney. 
 Peter G. Klein. 
 Frank H. Kane. 
 John H. Keating. 
 Henry J. LemiOine. 
 Charles Lydon. 
 Edward F. Lemoine. 
 Arthur O. Lenthier. 
 Patrick A. McGee. 
 William J. Mahoney. 
 Michael F. McCarthy, 
 John J. McGrath. 
 William H. McKenzif 
 Joseph N. Moreau. 
 Albert S. Marston. 
 Frank C. Moore. 
 James L. Morrissey. 
 Thomas P. Murray. 
 •Tohn F. Obrien. 
 Patrick S. O'Brien. 
 Charles V. Oson. 
 William Powers. 
 John N. Riley. 
 Leroy W. Rollins. 
 Bernard Ratigan. 
 Thomps D. Rice. 
 Thorras H. Ryan. 
 Frank E. Shumann, 
 Jnhri P. Sharnon. 
 IVTauricp J. Stack, 
 Jrimes Sh-^ehan. 
 Thomas Stafford. 
 John D. Steele. 
 T'ntrick Sullivan. 
 David F TovhUl. 
 Thomas H. Welch. 
 Henry Whyte. 
 
COMPANY M 
 
 CAPT. ANTHONY D. MITTEN 
 1st LIEUT. JOSEPH S. GILLEN 2d LIEUT. PHILIP M^NULTY 
 
 SERGEANTS. 
 
 1st Serst.— Ilalph B. Walker. 
 
 Q. M. Sergt.— Howard T. Caldwell. 
 
 Charles E. Lang. 
 
 Arthur Brown. 
 
 Charles S. Aspin. 
 
 Samuel G. Ayers. 
 
 CORPORALS. 
 
 John M. Lund. 
 John O. Laing. 
 James Bennett. 
 Harry L. Wadsworth. 
 David Blakley. 
 Ralph Hill. 
 
 MUSICIANS. 
 
 Oliver W. Fiske. 
 John A. Logan. 
 
 ARTIFICER. 
 
 George I. Hutton. 
 
 WAGONER. 
 
 Willis S. Leighton. 
 
 PRIVATES. 
 
 James Aspin, Jr. 
 Charles H. Braden. 
 James C. Brauen. 
 Ralph E. Black. 
 George H. Bagley. 
 Duncan V. Bowers. 
 William Bradley. 
 Mark P. Barrett. 
 George H. Brown. 
 Joseph Brown. 
 John E. Conner. 
 Charles H. Carr. 
 Chester F. Cummings. 
 William E. Chamberlain. 
 Alonzo Chamberlain. 
 Robert G. Crawford. 
 Elmer E. Crowell. 
 Clinton Crowell. 
 William E. Coleman. 
 James H, Duffy. 
 William C. Dickey. 
 James S. Drum. 
 George A. Dole. 
 Stephen A. Douglass. 
 Frank E. Devlin. 
 John J. Donohoe. 
 Ernest U. T. Ericson. 
 George E. Everett. 
 Alexander Ellenberg. 
 Frank M. Early. 
 Thomas Earl. 
 
 Henry E. Forbush. 
 Dennis Flaherty. 
 John Fryer. 
 Lester Grant. 
 Peter J. Gaudette. 
 Gilbert W. Hunt. 
 William Haigh. 
 Edward Hildreth. 
 John J. Hickey. 
 Fred Harrington. 
 William Jelly. 
 Thomas Joncas. 
 Sylvester L. Lane. 
 Cornelius Linehan. 
 Charles Lennon. 
 Patrick Lynch. 
 George T. McKenna. 
 Thomas McShane. 
 Joseph McShane. 
 Angus J. MacDonald. 
 Alexander A. MacDonald. 
 John W. W. Morrison. 
 John H. Marshall. 
 Michael F. McCarthy. 
 Henry McGee. 
 
 Frank McGuire. 
 John J. McMillian. 
 Owen J. McPartland. 
 Luke Merrick. 
 
 George H. Morris. 
 
 John Murray. 
 
 Richard J. O'Malley. 
 Frank S. O'Malley. 
 
 Henry Poole. 
 
 George A. Pitcher. 
 
 Charles T. Patterson. 
 
 Andre Perron. 
 
 James E. Ryan. 
 
 Marstin M. Richards. 
 
 Thomas F. Roach. 
 
 Jean B. Sarre. 
 
 Leon E. Sarre. 
 
 Walter Small. 
 
 William F. Sweet. 
 
 Charles H. Saxon. 
 
 Napoleon Soucy. 
 
 Frederick Sullivan. 
 
 Jeremiah Sullivan. 
 
 Walter J. Tilton. 
 
 Anson G. Thurston. 
 
 Victor Turnquist. 
 
 William J. Taylor. 
 
 Louis A. Vinck. 
 
 Harry W. Whiteley. 
 
 Joseph L. Wallace. 
 
 Edward J. Wirne. 
 
 John Wirne. 
 
 Frank ^'". Yarnold. 
 
 Richard M. Yarnold. 
 
Company F, which is missing from this 
 edition, could not be procured up to the 
 time of going to press. 
 
Record of the V^ar by Days 
 
 FBBRU^RY 
 
 15 Maine Blown Uf 
 
 17 Court of Inquiry appointed 
 
 IViMRCM 
 
 7 Fifty-million-dollar bill for national 
 
 defense introduced in the house 
 
 8 Bill passed by house 
 
 9 Bill passed by senate 
 
 19 Oregon leaves San Francisco for 
 
 Cuba 
 28 Maine inquiry report sent to congress 
 
 TtlPRlLv 
 
 5 Consul General Lee KEnALLijr; 
 1 1 President McKinley asks authority 
 to intervene in Cuba 
 
 19 Congress passes intervention resolu- 
 
 tions 
 
 20 Ultimatum sent to Spain 
 
 21 Spain sends passports to Minister 
 
 Woodford 
 
 22 Proclamation of Cuban Blockade 
 First prize captured by the Nashville 
 
 23 Call for 125,000 Volunteers 
 
 25 State of war declared to have existed 
 
 since the 2l8t 
 
 26 Great Britain and Italy proclaim 
 
 neutrality 
 
 27 Adm. Samson bombards Matanzas 
 
 28 Commodore Dewey's fleet sails from 
 
 Hongkong for Manila 
 
 1 Commodore Dewey sinks the Span- 
 ish Fleet at Manila 
 
 1 1 First American blood shed at Cien- 
 
 fuegos and Cardenas 
 Dewey made a Kear Admiral 
 General Merritt selected to lead ex- 
 pedition to Philippines 
 
 1 2 Admiral Samson bombards San Juan 
 Spanish fleet reaches Martinique 
 
 19 Cervera's squardon reaches Santiago 
 22 Charleston sails for Manila 
 
 24 Oregon reported near Key West 
 First Manila expedition starts 
 
 31 Forts at the enti-ance of Santiago 
 harbor bombarded 
 
 JUNE 
 
 3 Merrimac Sunk at Santiago 
 7 Cairaanera bombarded 
 
 1 Marines land near Guantanamo 
 
 1 1 Four Americans killed near Guan- 
 
 tanamo in first land fight of the war 
 
 14 General Shafter's Army Sails 
 
 FROM Tampa 
 
 15 Camara's fleet sails from Cadiz 
 
 20 Shafter's army arrives off Santiago 
 22 Shafter's army lands at Baiquiri 
 
 24 Fight of the Bough Riders at 
 
 La (^uasma 
 30 First expedition reaches Manila 
 War Revenue Law goes into effect 
 
 juuir 
 
 I and 2 Battles of El Caney and 
 
 San Juan Hill 
 3 Cervera's Fleet Destroyed 
 
 6 Hobson and his associates exchanged 
 
 14 Santiago Surrenders 
 
 1 5 Spanish individual rights suspended 
 
 16 Prisoners landed from the Harvard 
 
 17 Occupation of Santiago 
 
 19 14,000 troops embark for Porto 
 Rico. Yellow fever at Santiago 
 
 21 General Miles leaves Guantanamo 
 
 for Porto Rico 
 
 22 Nipe captured 
 
 26 Spain asks for Peace Terms 
 Miles lands at Guanica 
 
 29 Ponce surrenders 
 
 30 Spain's request answered. General 
 
 Merritt reaches Manila 
 
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 3 Spain Replies to the President 
 
 4 General Brooke lands at Arroyo 
 Troops at Santiago ordered to Mon- 
 
 tauk 
 
 7 Rough Riders start for Montauk 
 
 8 Troops advance toAvard San Juan 
 
 9 Spanish Attack at Ma late He- 
 
 pulsed 
 
 I I Spain Accepts Peace Terms 
 
 12 Peace Protocol Signed and Ces- 
 
 gATlON of H0STn.ITIES ORDERED 
 
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