The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-19
AT FORT THOMAS.
Sick and Wounded Soldiers in the
Government HOspitals.


CINCINNATI, O., July 1S.-The second
hospital train, with eighty-four sick and
wounded soldiers from Santiago, has ar
rived at Fort Thomas, KY, and all are re-
ported as doing well tonight Promptly on
arrival the transfer was made from the
Chesapeake & Ohio tracks to the hospital,
and all were cared for last night in the
hospitals. To-day it is reported that there
are no serious cases on the list. All will re-
cover. There are now 225 from the front in
the Fort Thomas hospitals. Following is a
list of those just arrived:
Sixth Infantry-Fred Ripsberger, Com
pany H; Charles Franklin, Company c.;
Thomas Walters, Company E; Edgar Mich
OILS, Company F; William Schown, Company
A; Jefferson Grump, Company E; Henry
Scheidelhuth, Company A Charles E. Hore,
Company E; William Longes. unassigned
recruit
First United States Volunteer Cavalry
Rough Riders)-H. L. Ayers, private,
Troop F; Elnilio Cass, private Troop A;
George w. Amigo, sergeant Troop +.
First Cavalry-Charies Carsten, first ser
geant, Troop T.; Pat Lavey. Troop K; N. S.
Douglass Troop C; Frank Magan, corporal,
Troop d; Henry Foster. Troop d.
Ninth Infantry-Nelson Z. Fryon, Com
pany c.; Archie Maltoon, Company C; Clar-
ence Adams, corporal, Company D.
United States Hospital Corps-W. j. Crit
Sixteenth Infantry-Clarence Is. Leedy,
Company a; Charles Berphart, corporal,
D; Waiter Kinsel. Company G.
Seventh Infantry-John X. Mcdonald,
Company d; Barney Belmon. Company e;
sergeant. Company H; Charles Dovelle,
Company E; Archie Bay, Company c.
Twenty-fifth Infantry (Colored)-Elwood
Foreman, Company H; John H. Boyd, Com
Fourth Infantry-David T. Weeden, cor
poral, Company c.; Richard Henderson,
Tenth Infantry-Huston Riddell, Com
Second Infantry-August Brodenbach,
Comparv A; John A. Huston, corporal
Tensn Cavalry (colored)-Richard Hop
N' Twenty. MYTH Infantry-Julius Schulz SER
geant, Company G.
Thirteenth Infantry-Duncan Kirkland
Company H.
pany A; Charles Spellen, Company p;
Thomas H: Dunn, corporal, Company b;
Peter Marion, Company E; Lewis Steen,
Company E: John Stacks, corporal, Com
pany c.; Oscar Grotz, corporal, Company q.
Sixth Cavalry-John Wright, Troop f;
Sanford Arnold musician. Troop F; Charles
ply, musician, Troop G.
Twenty-second Infantry-Harmon New
man, corporal, Company B; Frank Nelson,
Company e: John Sweeney, Company c.
Nineteenth Infantry-Percy Bryant, Com
pany K.
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Short, trumpeter. Company e.
Second MISUNDERSTANDING l. Carey,
Company M: David Detour Company A;
John W. Eaton, corporal, Company B; Ed
ward Demour Company d; F. c. Schiller
Company l..
Seventy-first New York-John w. Jeffries
Company p; James 1. Long, qqart 1[. aster
sergeant Company B; John H. Niemyer,
Company K; Henry P. Richardson, Com
pany A.
Seventh Infantry-James Greeley, Com
many G.: George Bartholomew, corporal
Company F.
Eighth Infantry-John Miller. Company
p: William p. Laster. Company II: John
J. Donnelly, Company b; James Hanna
twenty -fourth Infantry (colored)--Jesse
w. Wilson. Company c; John Ferguson
Company ]; George Hilton, Company CT
Third Cavary-Tim Keith, Troop G;
George l. Dowd, Troop L..
Second Cavalry-John Schaeffer. Troop d.
Ninth Cavalry-L D. Gamble, Troop L.
Fifth Cavalry-Andrew Gump. Troop A.
Thirty-fourth Infantry-W. S. Wanger
trumDeter Company /.