The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-07

Karl F. Noraann. seaman. wilmington.

| Robert Voltz. seaman, Nashville
]. F. Kendig. apprentice, Castine.
F. F. Burkett. coal passer. suwanea
NJ. Cooke. coal passer, Machias.
George ". Barber, seaman. Puritan
Carl Askenburg, seaman. Algonquin.
A. ". Simons. quartermaster, third
class. Dolphin.
]. n. Stanley. gunner's mate Hornet.
Henry Hendricksen. seaman. Marble
head.
J. Marley. fireman. first class. Man
grove.
William Taylor. apprentices. New York
Michael ]. Henry. private marine, ma
rine battalion.
NJ. W. Attonen. gunner's mate. FIRST
class. Indiana
A Hesford. coal passer. Terror.
D. o. O'Connell. private marine, marine
battalion.
Sydney Trammel, private marine, ma
rins battalion.
Thomas Nelson. private marine. marine
battalion.
Albert Link. machinist Annapolis.
James Mcleod. master-at-arms, New
port.
Frank Davis. coxswain, Castine
Charles II. Kelly, mechanic, second
class, Nezenscott
B. O'Leary, coal passsr. Marblehead.
Thomas Dodds. seaman. Dolphin
Edward A Donohue, private marine.
marine battalion.
Charles Schmitt, boatswain's mate. first
class. Dolphin.
John Davis. sunner's mate. third class
Marblehead.
H. W. Kuchenmeister. private marine
marine battalion.
Charles L. Meiss. gunner's mate Os-
ceola.
Robert McFetters. private marine. ma
rine battalion.
w. Chiles, mess attendant, Amphitrite.
Daniel Burns. quartermaster, third
class, Puritan
". H. Powell, apprentice, second class,
Vixen.
]. McKernan. fireman. second class, su-
vance.
a. F. Howard. fireman. second class,
Amphitrite.
T. F. Mitchell. first sergeant Annap-
oils.
]. W. Eek. first sergeant. marine bat
TALON.
William A Shaw. mechanic. second
class, Machias.
Daniel D. Donovan, seaman, Bancroft.
Robert L. Grub. landsman, winslow.
Edward F. Brothers. fireman, second
class, Maple.
William Giles, naval cadet, Oregon.
Louis F. Epson, ordinary seaman, New
Orleans.
James z. Weber. ordinary seaman,
Montgomery.
Charles F. werz, quartermaster, second
class Porter.
P ]. Lynch, private marine, Oregon.
Michael II. Cox, seaman, Samoset.
H F. Mackey, seaman, Wampatuck
F. It. Wiss, water tender Iowa.
Alonzo Gartley, apprentice, second class
Oregon.
OF these ffty-four American seamen
four are afflicted with consumption
Three of these are young men, two mere
boys, apprentices. and the fourth is
James Mcleod. famous as master-at-
arms of the Newport. who has worn
eight service straps. He is nearing his
last days. Several Of the men are suffer
ing from fractured limbs, the results Of
accidents aboardship.
Dr. Thomas F. Streets, surgeon Of the
So1ace. said today that all his patients
had improved greatly during the four
days trip. When they left Key West,
he said. he was almost certain there
would be some deaths aboard, as some
of the men were In an extremely serious
condition. Those who are afflicted with
lung diseases made the entire voyage in
swinging hammocks on deck. and the
others took occasionto draw fresh ocean
breezes at al times. day and night.
There was a small crowd at the navy
yard when the Solace was warped into
the dock today Several ambulances
were on hand. and the patients, one by
one. were carried out on stretchers or led
down the gangway by tender hands and /
transferred to the Marine hospital.