The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-09-06

CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal
L0UIsVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. N. 2.
John w. Brawner, company A, Tenth in
fantry; Burt Brown, company A, Seven
teenth infantry; Samuel Dumas. company
D, Ninth infantry; Dennis Dixon, COM
pany G, Ninth cavalry; George Gascell,
private, company I, First District of Col
umbia volunteers; Samuel Carry, private.
company B, Second infantry; Frank j.
Reckley, private, company F, Eighth
Ohio.
DEATHS AT CAMP MEADE.
Camp Meade, Middletcwn. Pa. Sept g.
Three deaths occurred today at Camp
Meade: Private John N. Cafrey, Ninth
Nassa chusetts, intestinal troubles; Pri-
waite Andrew Schron, Fourth Missouri;
Private John Murray, Third Missouri. The
Thirty-third and the Thirty-fourth Mich
igan started today for Island Lake, and
the Seventh Illinois. Third Missouri and
Twenty-second Kansas expect to get
away within then ext forty-eight hours.
LAWTON'S DAILY REPORT.
Washington, Sept. 5.-GeneraI Lawton's
report, received by the war department
tonight, concerning the health conditions
Of the American forces with Santiago,
follows:
Santiago, Sept. 5, 1S9S.-Adjutant Cen
eral, Washington: Total sick, 24O; total
fever, 185; total new cases fever, u; total
returned to duty, Il.
Deaths: John D. Mitchell, private,
Eighth Ohio malarial remittent fever.
William Naley, private, company H, Six
teenth infantry, typhoid fever.
Charles Johnson, civilian, congestion of
brain.
(Signed) LAWTON, Commanding
SICK AT SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, Sept. 5.-There was a to-
tai Of 416 cases of illness in camp today.
Ten new cases came in, two of them
typhoid The typhoid fever is gaining.
The best sanitary conditions prevail at
the camp.
Two patients in the division hospital
have died since Sunday morning .Privates
Oliver F. Mock. company D, Fifty-first
Iowa, of spinal meningitis, and Jacob
Ebert, company A. Twenty third infan-
try. of typhoid fever.
Six patients have been taken to the
hospital. OF these two are suffering with
malarial fever, two with measles and two
with mumps. Twenty patients have been
dismissed to their quarters and one dis
charged as cured. There are now in the
hospital 3l5 patients, 81 are Que on fur
Tough and nine are in other hospitals and
three are being cared for in private res
licences.
OHIO HOSPITAL TRAIN.
Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 5.-The Ohio hos
pital train has reached the southern ter
minus of its journey and is now enroute
home with its burden of sick. to which
it IS adding a each point where there
are Ohio troops Slow time has been made
owing to various causes and the attempt
10 gain time by dividing the train and
sending cars 70 various points in the ex-
treme south after the sick has resulted
in just what it was sought TO avoid At
Jacksonville, Fla. SO members Of the
First Ohio were taken on board. among
them being ]. Greu. company A. and
Captain 4. w. Morgadent Harry Enoch
f. r. Banchan. Charles Stahl. John J.
Crugett, II. J. Thomas and Louis Har-
theih.
The following of the Fifth Ohio were
also taken on: William c. Mabry, Cleve-
land; J. c. Grader, Fairport: Robert
Faust. Cleveland; Charles Good. As4lta-
buia: Harry Scanton, Collingwood; Thos
A Green, Cleveland; Charles Houck.
Cleveland; George \. Hubbard. Berea:
Wellington Smith. Cleveland; G. Snyder.
Berea; ". r. Rowley Cleveland; Gott-
al
Cleveland; William Murphy. Columbus:
William F. Murphy no address.
Third regiment: 2. W. Manning. Spring
field; William Roop, n. J. Weaver
Greenville; W. I Simonds, Ward Sherrer.
c. W. Bennett and w. Fay, Dayton.
None Of these are seriously ILL.,
At Macon the following we're reported
as additional sick picked up: Sergeant
Nichols. Private T. Bowman. Musician
Charles Marginsski F Meagher. Fourth
Ohio; Sergeant Jourgon and J. W. Ward
low Of Cincinnati John Herrier OF Mount
Healthy and Sergeant Dagmon OF Gin
cjnnad are also reported on board. TIE
train viii reach Columbus about Wednes-
day afternoon. coming by way OF Allan
IA. Knoxville and Chattanooga
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Chtckanauga, Sept. &-Deaths reported
are Connolly 7. Smith. private. company
r. Second Missouri. W. B. Deunison. pr
vate. company II. First Arkansas: E. E
Walker. private, company I, First Mss
issippi; Frank Draper. sergeant. company
NJ. Eighth Massachusetts; J. c. Floyd
private. company -, Second Kentucky.
Atlanta Ga. Sept. 5,-Major Blair n
Taylor. chief surgeon az the post. has re-
ce,veG instructions from the war DEPART
ment 70 nave the bodies % al soldiers
who die a. the post eynbalmed and TO hold
them ten DAYS before burial
Des Moines. Ia. Sept. 5,-Prtvate J. W.
Cronin 81 the Fifsy-second volunteers.
died al the Cottage hospital today This
is the second death a. Camp Mckinley.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept. 5-Don Plmpton.
Fifth Ohio volunteers. residence Norwa,k.
Ohio died today o. typhoid fever a. Fort,
Mcpherson.
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