The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-20
256 of MiIes's Men on the Relief, and
200 of Skaters Troops ON the OIL
vette-Six Deaths ON the Latter.

and brought here -Four deaths from
typhoid occurred on the Relief while she
was lying in Ponce harbor. The bodies of
the four victims were taken ashore and
buried. They were:
Philip koph, corporal Co. z, 18th Penn.
Aaron Sullivan, Troop A, 9TH Cav.
Theodore Bronson, Co. A, I'D Wisconsin.
Chas. A Currier, y. S. hospital corps.
Following are the names of the nine
Richard NJ. Stevens of Texas, packer.
Charles M. Ward, private, Co. c, 10th Inf.
6oIland thompson, private, hospital corps.
Royal Young, private, Co. f, 18th Inf.
nois.
George Wenden, O. NJ. S.. Co. C, 18th
Mass
w Reed, private, Company K, 4th Ohio.
Irving Campbell, corporal, Co. c, Sd Ill.
The total number of cases of typhoid on
the Relief including those who have died,
was l6l, and the number on board of her
brought twenty wounded men, including
three officers, the most of whom were shot
in the battle near Mayaguez on Aug. 10.
The names of the wounded are:
First Lieut.. Joseph c. Byron, 10th Cav,
on General Schwan's staff; wounded in foot.
First Lieut.. John P. Hams, Sd Art;
wounded in chest
First Lieut.. Charles Hunter. LIST Art;
wounded in the thigh.
sergt. Willard II. Willard, Co. K, 18th
lnf., wounded in chest.
Private Harry Z. Ashick, Co. z, 18th Inf;
wounded in leg.
Private Arthur Sparks, Co. c, 18th Inf. !;
wounded in thigh.
Private Daniel ]. Gray, Co. NJ, 18th Inf. !;
wounded in leg.
Private James Saunders, musician, 18th
Inf; wounded in leg.
Corporal Joseph Ryan, Co. A, 18th Inf;
wounded in leg.
Private Paul j. Mitzkie, Co. B, 18th Inf;
wounded in leg.
Private George O. l. Curtis. Bat. G.. 18th
Art; wounded in chest
Private William Rossiter, Co. G, 18th Inf;
Corporal John j. Branning, Bat. D, 5th
Art; wounded in wrist
Private Samuel Frye. Bat D, 5th Art;
Corporal John E. Johnson, Co. D, 18th
Inf; wounded in leg reasr
Private Henry GarpiekI<fSc5o3 F. FL nth Inf;
Frank. G. Frank, co. C, 18th Pa;
wounded in thigh.
Private Theodore Lubold, Co. I. 18th Inf;
Private George whitlock. Co: C. 10th
Pa; wounded in thigh.
The following officers. suffering from vari-
Gus fevers, also came on the Relief:
Asst. Surg. Charles A. Robbins, 9Th Illi-
nois; typhoid fever.
First Lieut.. Charles Green, I'd Wisconsin;
remittent malarial fever. o.
First Lieut. Frank Dayton, 9Th Illinois;
remittent malarial fever.
remittent malarial fever. d Is
Second Lieut. Ralph Sherman 9Th Illinois;
remittent nlalarial fever.
Morris F. CoWley, Serg' t, 18th Pa; typhoid
fever.
Health officer of the Port Doty boarded
the Relief at quarantine and conferred with
Major Torney, surgeon in charge, regard
ing the sick on board, Major Torney re-
ported a total of 248 sick and convalescent.
OF this number 154 were suffering from a
severe form of typhoid. These patients will
be transferred to New York and Brooklyn
hospitals: Among the sick on board the Re
lief is Capt. Arthur b. Lee, military at
tache. who came on board at Ponce, Aug.
IA, suffering from intermittent malarial,
now convalescing. Captain Lee is still ON
board the hospital ship. Major Smith, who
died on Aug. II, of malignant typhoid, was
only twenty-three years Of age and very
able sergeant. Following is a complete list
of patients on board the Relief, all being
privates, except where title is given:
Eleventh Regular Infantry
Private Hare
Private Montague, Co. B.
Edward Magnare, Co. =.
Ludwig Kaiser acting hospital steward.
William j. Mitchell, Co. E.
Thomas Hartegan, Co. ID.
Clarence Pratt, co. ID.
John Gardner Co. A.
George w. Ives, Co, NJ.
Nelson G. Fowler, Co. M.
James H. Maxwell, hospital corps.
Charles Hoag, Co. A. e.'
Arthur Davis, Co. E.
Henry McQuinn, Co. B.
Charles F. Magner. Co. E.
Cornelius j. OLeary, Co. II.
Brad K. Hlinger Co A.
Michael Houlahan Co. II.
John Evans, Co. d.
Charles e. Mallory, Co. Il.
Patrick McLane. Co. +.
George j. Weaser. Co. II.
George Clinglesmoth, Co. l.
Joel Logenbill, Co. b.
John H. Heinsman, Co. l.
George TWaddle. Co. I'll.
Thomas McHagla, Co. Z.
William Smith. Co. T..
Franklin e. Mann. Co. +.
n N +
Joseph A. Davis, Co. B.
Harry Davis. Co. X.
James Council, Co. ID.
Frank d. Brown, Co. G..
Lemuel b. Cobb Co. !.
Harry E. Arrick. Co. L.
Arthur Sparks, Co. c.
Daniel ]. Gray. Co. M.
Joseph P. Ryan, corporal. Co. A.
Frank Mullen, Co. Z.
James Sanders. unattached
Paul ]. Mitzke, Co. E..
William Rossiter, Co. G.
Henry Garrick, Co Il.
Alpha w. Feiter, Co A.
Simon Marcan, Co. a.
Robert e. Haring, Co. L.
S. w. Litz. Co. /.
Richard J. Harmon, Co. K.
Robert A. Barnett. Co. NJ.
Frank c. Woodward, Co. *.
Thomas Burk, Co. b.
Sterling Georgias, Co. M
Amos Wilkie, corporal, Co Nj.
Willard II; Wheeler sergeant; Co. A.
Samuel j. Frye, corporal Co. G.
Hugh Grenike, corporal Co &
George j. Heinrich, musician, Co. NJ.
Other Regulars
George Curtis. Battery ID. 5th Artillery.
John Branning, corporal, Bat. D. 5th Art.
Benjamin f. Yount, Battery &, Sd Art.
Henry Schmeticopp, hospital corps
Joseph w. Donclson, 18th Inf
Curtis ID. Chronister, Battery A, 5th Art.
John C. Walker Co. x. 7th Inf.
William N. Bradley, private.
A. j. Jack, Battery 3, 4th Art.
George Loux, Co c. 18th Inf.
George Fist. corporal. Battery D, 9TH Art.
VIM j. Bright, corporal, Bat. G, 18th Inf.
Peter Rowels, hospital corps.
Eugene Bendinet Co. M, 18TH Inf
John w Clark. Co. 3. 9th Inf.
Holland E. Thompson, hospital corps.
Arthur Hartman. Co. c, 18th Inf.
George B. Pettis Co. b, 18th Inf.
- Bingle. 9Th Inf.
George b. Allen, Co. A. eth Inf.
George N. Ruston. Co. L. 18th Inf.
Benjamin r. Mnturn, Co. F. 18th Inf
David II. Nation, co. F, 18th Inf.
Charles A. Watkins, Co. /, 18th Inf.
Archie Miller. Co. f. 18th Inf
Howard Johnson hospital corps.
Edward r. Thomas, Battery f. Sd Art.
Patrick j. O'Keefe, Battery B. 9Th Art
Samuel @. Burhen. Co. b. 18th Inf.