Evening star., 1898-09-17
STEADY IMPROVEM ENT
Gratifying Reports From the Bedsidss of the
Sick Soldiers
The Brave Boys Are Recovering
From the Effects of the Cuban
CAMPAIGN.

With scarcely an exception the reports
today from the homes and hospitals where
sick members of the District soldiers are
being ministered to showed that the brave
sufferers were improving and getting bet
ter. The inquiries today resulted as fol-
lows:
Corporal ]. A. Bresnahan of Company l.,
who has been suffering from fever at his
parents home, 424 M street northwest, is
improving.
Musician Guy Eichelberger Of Company
G. who has been i'll at his home. 229 f
street northwest, since his return from
Cuba. is reported to be improving.
Private James P. Goddis also of Company
G, has been suffering from an attack OF
chfls and fever, but is much better.
Corporal Charles Smell of Company q
has not returned yet to his home, being
now convalescing from a severe attack of
typhoid fever at ST. GATHERINGS Hospital,
Brooklyn.
Private Claude Allen Of Company A, re-
ported in daily paper yesterday as con-
valescing from fever at Long Island Col
lege Hospital, Brooklyn, has been home
a week
Private Clarence p Brewer of Company
G, residing with his parents at HOS 9th
street northwest. who has been quite sick
since his return with his regiment from
Montauk Point, from the effects of malartal
fever and stomach trouble, Is now con-
nned TO his bed, threatened with typhoid.
He has been under a physicians care
Since Monday last, and absolute quiet has
been ordered.
The tonoNing soldiers are being treatad
in the National homeopat tho Hospital for
the diseases lndica,ed:
Albert SwedberS, musician, 1st District
OF Columbia Regiment, intermittent fever;
cOnvaiescent
David McNaughton, private. Companv M.
tSphold fever; mp. ov.ng.
frlNate John A. Hel!ng of Company T.
Was was taken to the Homeopathic Hospital
lnursday from the residence of Mr. T.
OleSen, III G street northeast where he
was being cared for. He is suffering from
severe attack of lever but is doing nicely
trlNate Albert Chace of Company G. re-
sloing at l13 ID street southeast is recoy-
erl.lg from his severe attack of fever
PRIVATE Charles W. Tucker, Company F.
VINO came home from Montauk very sick
IS now able to be out and in fair way Of
recovery. ' N
Private Spencer Bliss of COMPANY G. has
recovered sufficiently TO be up and about.
PRIVATE John T. Graham of COMPANY M
Is Ill OF typhoid 1ever at his home 516 T
street.
Lieut.. F. E. Skinner. Company E, is con-
hned to his house at Takoma Park with
fever and rheumatism
SerSt. H. F. Winn of Company H, who
was taken sick with typhoid fever in Porto
Rico. is now in Jefferson Hospital Phila-
delphia. He was promoted to first ser
geant OF company of regular engineers
from Willets Point, N. Y, while in Porto
Rico.
Private c. Maurice Smith, Company G.
was reported slightly better TODAY.
Private John A. Maher, lately under treat
ment at Homeopathic Hospital has so far
recovered AS to be able to leave the insti-
tuition.
Sergt. Joseph Ligon King of Company d.
who has been i'll since his return from San
tlago,. has SO far improved as to be able to
receive his friends and will be outdoors in
west
Private Joseph Gutenberg Of Companv F.
Is pronounced out of danger. He is at the
home Of his father, 1243 7th street north
west.
Henry Darling of Brightwood left Mon
tauk early on sick leave and at the time of
the dismissal of the regiment was unable
10 attend. He is now, however, greatly i'm
proved. having gained twelve pounds in
half as many days
Private Harry Shinn of Company G is
somewhat improved, though very weak
from the effects of fever and unable to
leave his bed He is at his home l25 18th
street northeast.
The condition of Private Hugh Clements.
company Is, was reported as the same to-
day.
Private Louis r Frech, COMPANY F. who
mas been so seriously ill al his residence
GAO lotn street northeast shows no i'm
provement. but is holding his own.
tSuartefmaster Sergt. Geo. G. Mc.cs of
company F. of the District regiment is
conllned to his bed at the residence Of his
father. MIR. Return j. Meigs tr of the Dis
trict Supreme Court :sO2 New Jersey ave
nue. southeast. He is suffering from a gas
trlc trouble, and while he has been quite
SICK, Is now doing very we'll