New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
WOF NDED on THE M DSON.
CONDITION or THE INJURED SOLDIERS
WHO ARRIVED At FORT MON
ROE WEDNESDAY

Washington July % The Admtant- Generals Of
hco made publ late tonight the appended state
ment OF the condition Of the officers and men who
arrived Fort Monroe the steamship Hudson
on July q from Santiago II Will be noted that
while sore OF the cases are reported by the sur
geons 10 be serious the majority Of he patients
are oonvaescents. The statement which follows
gives accurate account OF the condition OF each
OF the men.
Lieutenant Colonel JOSEPH T. HASKELL nth
Infantry; gunshot wound In right knee pcrforating
patella. ranging backward; exit just exterior to
outer hamslrlng lenG9ns. and perforating gunshot
inches below middle of clavicie; exit posterior axil
larry fold same side. condition convaiescent
Second Lieutenant BRANT II WELLS. 81 In
fantry. flesh wound In left huttock, condition con-
valescent NJ for duty.
Major SUMNER II LINCOLN 10th Infantry.
gunshot wound In right Thigh. with compound
fracture of lower third OF femur, posterior dlsoca
Major RICHARD J. ESkR RIDGE. 10Th Infantry
sunshot h@sh wound four inches from p2aI proc
paralyss Of ef leg Condition serious '''e WI"
Major JACOB H. SMITH. q Infantry sunshot
flesh wound OF back entrance rlsn side four inches
left side. complication muscular rheuma tism con
diton convalescent.
Captain b. g. LOCKWOOD 22d Infantry; sub
acute artcular rheumatism back and thigh result
OF fall In battle. condition convalescent
Captain ". s MORINER. I'd Massachusetts Vol
trance lower anterior border OF left c!avicie' exit
three inches above left Mac crest; condition CON
Second Lieutenant OSCAR D HAPGooD. %
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry; performing
gunshot wound IN chest entrance three inches
above right nipple exit three inches from spine on
line with tenth rib. condition conva escent.
Captain HENRY NJ DONALD "a Massachusetts,
Volunteer Infantry, coygeal spraln sacral jont
from fan during battle condition convalescent
Acting Lieutenant ERNEST T.. HASKELL lst
Volunteer Cavalry, gunshot wound. entrance an
terror border left ribs. exit four inches from spinal
column at right lilac crest. condition convalescent
Second Lieutenant DANIEL j. MOYNIHAN %
MIsSa chusetts Infantry. perfo:dtng gInshot
wound entrance middle axillary region right side
through both lungs. exit middle region left side
condition conY1lesccnt
STANLEY HOLLISTER. trooper. list Volunteer
Cavalry: shell flesh wound mode axillary rcgion
Ave inches from left nipple; gunshot flesh wound
left side. midway between superior lilac spine nj
great trocharter, condition conyalesc,nt.
KENNETH H. ROBINSON. trooper. LIST Volunteer
Cavalry. pe!forating gunshot wound. entering sy-
pherd cartilage. ranging downward and outward
exit middle axiilarv region lower border OF ribs
right side. condition convaleScent.
Private WILLIAM DURFREY. Company T. eth
Infantry, typhoid fever; condition serious
Private W. T. Redo Company t. 18th Infantry
typhoid fever. condition. convniescent
Private DANIEL r. MCCARTHY. Company l. I'd
Infantry. typhoid fever died and buried
sea. l!ed Saturday. July q residence, No. oJ East
Lisn;y -eighth-st. Ne"-iork C!tj.