Stark Is Wounded

Don A. Stark is the first Ann Arbor boy to be wounded in the SpanishAmerican war. He was a member of Co. L, Thirty-thirrt Michigan Volunteers- the Sons of Veterans company- and was wounded in the fight before Santiago Friday by the bursting of a shell which tqre off his right arm and injured his hip. His regiment was just alighting from a train to deploy before the Spanish army at Aguadores, when a shell burst in the company, killing two and wounding three. He is the son of Mrs. Mary G. Stark and his father the late Jacob Stark was a veteran of the civil war and at the time of his death janitor of the court house. Don before he entered the army, was employed as a barber by J. A. Shetterlv. The other members of Co. L, from Ánn Arbor, Harry Saunders, Chas. JRooney, and Don Turner were uninjured. It is to be hoped that Don A. Stark may have a speedy recovery from his injuries and that he may have the distinction of beiag the only Ann Arbor boy wounded in the present war.