The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-07-29
WOUNDED MEN OF THE HUDSON.
Adiutant General Gives Out Nature
of Their Injuries.


Washington, July 2S.-Adjt Gen. Corbin
made public tonight the appended state
ment OF the condition Of the men who arr
rived at Fort Monroe on the steamer Hud-
son July q from Santiago. II will be
noted that while some of the cases are re-
ported by the surgeons to be serious, the
majority of the patients are convalescent.
The statement which follows gives an
accurate account of the condition of each
OF the mem
Lieut.. Col Joseph T. Haskell, Seven
teenth Infantry Gun-shot wound. right
knee, perforating pateila, ranging back
ward exit Just exterior to outer nam
string tendoms; end perforatng gun
shot wound, left shoulder and lung, en-
tering two inches below middle of clavicle.
exit posterior aXiliary fold same side; con-
dition convalescent.
Second Lieut.. Brant H. Wells, Second
Infantry Flesh wound left bullock; con-
dition convalescent; fit for duty
Maj Sumner II. Lincoln, Tenth Infan-
try. GunshGt wound, right thigh, with
compound fracture of lower third femur:
posterior disocation of right elbow from
fail; condition serious.
Maj. Richard l. Eskridge, Tenth Infan-
try. Gunshot flesh wound four inches
from spinal processes at inferior capula
angle, right side, with paralysis left leg;
condition serious.
Maj. Jacob II. Smith, Second Infantry
Gunshot flesh wound Of back, entrance
right side four inches from spinal pro-
cesses, exit five inches from spine left side;
complication muscular rheumatism; condi-
ton canvalescinC.
Capt B. G. Lockwood Twenty-second
Infantry Sub-acute articular rheuma-
tism back and thigh, result of fall in-bat-
Capt. w. S. Mortimer, Second Massachu-
setts Volunteer Infantry. Perforating
gunshot wound, entrance lower anterior
border Of left clavicle, exit three inches
above left lilac crest; condition convale-
scent
Second Lieutenant Oscar d. Hapgood,
Second Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.
Perforatng gunshot wound, chest, en-
trance three inches above right nipple,
exit three inches from spine on line with
right tenth rib; condition convalescent.
Capt Henry Mcdonald. Second Massa-
chusetts Volunteer Infantry. Coccygeal
sprain, sacral joint from fail during bat
tie; condition convaleseent
Acting Lieutenant Ernest II. Haskell,
First Volunteer Cavalry. Gunshot wound,
entrance anterior border left rib, exit
four inches from spinal column at right
lilac crest; condition convaleseent.
Second Lieut.. Daniel J. Moynihan, Sec
ond Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry.
PerfOrating gunshot wound, entrance mid
die axillary region right side through both
lungs, exit middle region left side; condl-
ton convalescent.
Stanley HOLSTER. trooper First Volun-
teer Cavalry. Shell flesh wound, middle AK
illary region, five inches from left nipple;
gunshot flesh wound left side, midway be-
tween superior lilac spine and great tro-
charter; condition conyalescent.
Kenneth y. Robinson, trooper, First Vol
unteer Cavalry. Perforating gunshot
wound, entering syphoid cartilage ranging
downward and outward: exit middle axil-
larry region lower border of ribs right side;
condition convalescent.
Private William Durfrey, Company e,
Twelfth Infantry Typhoid fever; condi-
tion serious.
Private w. T. Redd, Company z, Twelfth
Infantry. Typhoid fever condition eonva-
lesecnt.
Private Daniel e. Mccarthy, Company /.
Second Infantry. Typhoid fever Died
July %; residence. sos East
Eighy-eighth street, New York city. Bur-
led at sea.