Japanese Deny Their Shell Mit U.S, Flagship Shanghai, Aug. 22; *. While considerable speculation stilt exists concerning the shell which hit the USS. Augusta, flagship of the American Aslatle Fleet, on Friday, tte was "added yesterday to the official information In connection with the tragedy except the names of the wounded men, was understood that the shell, which killed Seaman Second Class Falgoud, of Raceland, Loulsana, was small calibre, and that It descended fon the well deck of the cruiser at an almost perpendicular angle. The eighteen men Injured were: award Ellis,.wounds in back of neck and right shoulder; Everett Mackenzie. right knee, left arm and right leg: James Keetz, left foot; Frederick Andrews, left atm; William Bilman, both legs and left arm; Luther' Guynes, eft shoulder, left abdomen and hip; Harold Isakson, both legs; David Burns, minor wounds; Edward Sheehan, both fect; Paul Hayden, minor wounds; Charles Simms, minor wounds; William Hicks, several wounds in lower ba bert Bowers, minor wounds; Allen Hard, right chest; Clarence Sirachen, Fight leg and right thumb; John Kier, tumor wound; and Daniel Petrie, lett Five of the wounded men are: reported to be seriously wounded but none Is in a critical condition,
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