The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-20

Joseph Futcherer, Co. 9. 2ist Inf
Martin Hap. Co. r, 9Th Cav.
Ed j. Simson, band, 9Th Inf
Frank NJ. Tennehan, Hospital Corps s'''
John Diamond. Co. D, 2lst Inf.
Archibald r. Gano civilian.
Corp. August IL. Grant. &C. f. "a Inf
Wagner f. Pollard. CO. E. lst Cav.
Alexander johnson. Co. @, 9th Cav.
Monroe Beckley, Co. E, 9th Cav.
Seymour Gardner, Co B. 10th Cav.
James T. Griffith, Co. F, I'd Cav.
Leslie X. Thomson. Co. g, It'll Inf.
Charles Turner. Co. F, 2lst Inf.
Thomas Barlow, band. goth Inf.
Corp. Lee Burns, Co. x, 9Th Cav.
Andrew .Oten. Co. X 10Th Inf.
Sergt. Horace Gilbert Co. c, Sd Inf.
Robert Snow. Co. H. 4th Art.
Fred Anderson, Co. c, Sd Inf
William PARRISH, Co. c, Goth Inf.
James p. Walgrum, jr., Co. c, I'd Inf.
Thomas r. Sargent, Joseph Deising and
First sergt. Walter c. Hills. Co. H. 10th
Z. c. Miller. Co. G. 10th Inf.
ERIN Alvarez. Co. A, 9th Inf.
Edward Schenck Co. Z. 9th Inf
Simon Stonefield, Co. A. 9th Inf.
Corp. A. ]. George. Co A, 10Th Inf
Frank scherma, Co L. 9Th Mass.
Corp Ferdinand Kimmell, Co. G, LIST d. c.
George Bartlett, Co f. S4th Mich.
James f.. Brown, Co l. list N. Y.
Richard Lyton, Co. M, I'd Tenn.
4 NJ n MM1 assiEler Co o. E. - list aSS
sergt. Jas. ]. Reardon. Co. H, 9Th Mass.
John j. Clancey, Co. l. LIST Mass
Edwin l. Edwards. Co. E, LIST D. G.
Russell NJ zurvSr. Co. /. 9Th Mass.
Jas. A. Perry, Co. A, LIST Ill.
Stanley FORSYTH, CO. E. list \. y
john nl'f r. G cow SGeSs' CO. % 1, I'd Mass
Roger B. Price, Co. H, LIST Ill.
Edward Tangen, 1st u. S. Vol. Cav
Bennett Leaders, Co. K, 1st U. S. Vol. Cav.
Charles, Donnelly, LIST Ill. 49,
Everett w. Lawrence. Co. H. I'd Mass.
MICHAEL AnsanS J. Burke CO H 9Th H. Mass a
John l.. Becker. Co. G, 9th Inf
Isaac Singleton, Co. E, 10th Cay.
Sidney b. Iasage Co. f, I'd Inf:
Sergt. Armistead, Co. L, 10th Inf.
Nesbitt. Co 1, 18th Inf
A. j. Kabbe, civilian.
Tor n i Dough Mrg CO. f. =? ss tan Inf
Peter L.apert Co. F. I'd Mass
John Mcleod. Co. L, 34th Mich.
T 1as M S Msrd CO co. A. sat f5 Mich Nj
George B. June Co. c. I'd Mass.
G f. 5Snd snpma Co. C E. s4 sth MSh
Clarence Steel, Co. L. 34th Mich.
Stephen Valentine, Co. L, 34th Mich.
Daniel Burnet, Co. l.. 34th Mich.
Charles L. Davidson, LIST d. c.
Com. Sergt. Frank Stephenson, Sergt.
Henry Kohler Co. E, 9th Inf
Marshall Zimmerman, Co. H, LIST Inf.
Corp c. E. Carpenter, list Cav.
Thomas Sheriff., Co. c. 18th Inf.
John NJ. Johnson, Co. B, 18th Inf.
Wilfred Stocking. Co. B. 8th Inf
w. H. Sulleran, Co. A, LIST Cav.
John J. Flynn, Co. A, 9th Mass.
Packer Torif1o Rojo, Corp. Douglas Nc
Melvin w W. Nyder, hospital corps.
Gus C. Jameson, Co. F. Sd Inf.
Titus F. Bates, Co. B, list n. Y.
First Sergt. G.. H. Johnson, 9th Cav.
1t was not expected that the Olivette
would put any of her sick ashore at Old
Point She had orders before leaving San
tiago to call at Fort Monroe for orders.
Fever and dysentery are the prevailing
ailments on board and on the voyage up the
coast five men died and were buried at sea.
Major Appel was very anxious to bring
North for interment the body of Major
Conrad, who expired shortly after the ship
sailed, but he found it impossible to do so
and the remains were deposited with mill
tary honors in the sea.
The Olivette sailed for New York tonight
at o'clock. The patients on the vessel will
be landed at Montauk Point.