New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
MORE SOLDIERS ARRIVE.
EIGHTY SICK AND WOUNDED MEN
BROUGHT IN.

-.,,-v .pr CARED FOR AT ST. PETERS AND AT
-pr BROOKLYN CITY HosPITAIs-CoNNAlES-
CENTS DISCHARGED FROM ST. JOHNS
Rightly sick and wounded soldiers were brought
~ Yesterday morning the ambulance snip
shinnecock. The boat arrived at the facinc-s''
10. .. on early hour in the morning. and the
,rork OF removing the men 10 81. Peter anu "'e
p-ooklyn hospitals began AT O'CLOCK Inc aP-
nosrance Of these men showed clearly that inc!
had suffered.
covaral amhuances and carriages transferred the
.,,dters from the ship 10 the hospitals.
.uo more fever patients died in the Long lslann
r,,,co Hosp!tal yesterday morning. They were
pr,,a,e David Healy. OF Company Z. 10Th United
Gates Infantry. and Private John Hodel' OF COM
- q 10Th United States Infantry The attend
,s a, the Long Island College Hospital saw mat
So Aea,hs Of these two men were caused by lack
y. a..f,1 nursing When brought 10 the hosp al
49, ,..-e IN a critical condition. The physicians
So al N their power to save them. Late yesier-
49,, ot,4rnoon the bodies OF the dead soldiers were
.,ed IN 10 the hospital paror, where short
,,rersl service was held. At o'clock the bodies
or. ,aken 70 Cypress HIS Cemetery.
-,e A,,4ral Of Adolf Maurer. the private Of Com
~ T. 7th United States Infantry who died at
- - Friday rs result Of an operation, was
, ho,d &, the parlor of the Long Island College
IIos,,,al Yesterday morning. Nearly every doctor
ord nurse in this institution at'ehded the service.
loree American flag was wrapped around 'he
~ and AT the end Of the service taps were
800 Naurer had been a favorite among the
so1"' ,'1 ,.endsnts and his death brought much
ho9l.~ - The body was placed in an oak cof-
t'''- n., - CYPRESS Hills Cemetery for burial.
-, ava sAveraI other serious cases OF fever IN
- 80. long Island College and St Peters nos
pitfalls. ,o.,o,, ,olliers 4, the
G. nh
roved much within the last twenN-four ho"IS'
r.. fonou,ine convalescents We're discharged from
9, Iobn.s Hospital yesterday and have gone TO
,,a,r homes IN ftirloughs Louis Hill John PARK
,rbonas schaefer. Eugene Smith. John Mo'oy'
1obp RYAN. Benjamin Walters. Frederich Te''E
and John COrnow ,. T., l.,
,-cs ouau,.,es 10 the sick soldiers in TINS hosp'a
r,snieI Chadncey sent a check for -" 10 ouS s"P
Mics for the convalescents
DEsPICABLE THEFrS
MI .,x,.Ar n-Ioughed soldiers who arrived on
49, c,i,,ooock went 10 the Army Building 10 on
..,r ,be,r TRANSFORMATION certificates WINE Inc!
-a-o va,,,,e outside Of the Office OF Major AppeN
r-,v,.A Ezra 6 Sims Of Company + ~" O',C W.
,,,,ae-s had his blanket-ron stoien' ne rV''
,a,uad n n,rnber Of keepsakes ana rehCS Vi ''o
Cuban campaign ., Loot q kpan-
- he had carried throughout the CUBAN
erNk
&c, Il contained all his spare clothing many
'a','..~,7. ~ the war and gold watcH the KNAPP
SUI, - ..olen while the soldier was on the Shi'-
recock.
At ST PETERS HOSPITAL.
, g.. q complete list Of the soldiers
-, - :, Peters Hospital yesterday a''e'
noon: 49,
,,>-orR Edward e. Company b s'h ono
-. tcrrt4 James. Company A. % lnfaHfE'
r,o,.x- Clement Company !. sth Ohio.
pICuN.NN clark H. Company B. sih ono
yn,ct1- Joseph ". Company II. "a lhia'"!.
ypou.v FToyd r Company l. LIST District Of Co'D''''a
-, -, v,u,a- Troop A. 1st volunteer CaNa'rE.
Cr-SNrTH Ulysses :, Company G. "a 'h''e0
Regiment
o.vrs James Troop II. 9Th Cavalry
-,r,yI,E Nicholas Company T. s'h ONO. s...
,,snnI.soy william j. Company p. TN United States
Regiment
,oRD John " Company \. 9th Massachusetts
toRREsT. Frank. Company G. eth Massachusetts
FORREST George C.. Company A. - infantry
FOX Edward Troop h 1st Cavalry
HENDERSON, pearl w Company g Is, Illinois
HERDINGER. Andrew. -----.
JI-CHFS William. Company B. 2s'h ih'ah"S
JOHNSON. / D. band. - Illinois
KELLY william E. Company l. lst Il'h0s
KEY. George Company II. Is, Illinois
1OYNE George F. Company J. 10Th Infantry
vAuoNEY. william r Company A. OH Massachusetts
MARSH. Michael h. Company p, SIN Infantry
MARTIN John, Company @ sh Ohio
MARVIN Edward. Company p. 2lsi Infantry
NCARTY George X, Troop O. p cavalry
MCGOWAN William J.. l2th Infantry
MENsER. Edward j. Company b On M7''achuse'"
MI.IIEN Joseph ". Company l. 9th Massachusetts
NATTEN John j. Battery K. Isl ArilieH
NEwKIRK John. Company l. sth Ohio
OSBORNE. Hayden. Company II. % Infantry.
PARSONS. = c. Company Z. 7th lnfantry
PNTER John A. Company II. on Infantry.
PFARKI.EIN George Company f. 80 Infantry
RrKER. John \, Company X. 20 Michigan
ROBERTS. Thomas d.. Company r IN Infantry.
REICKER. william D.. Company H. 10Th Infantry
SMITH wnnor Il, Hospital Corps
sQUIREs William G.. COMPANY A. l2'h Infantry
TII-.IsoN. Bur- Company b 7ih Infantry
WOLF IL Battery r 5.h Artillery.
WORKMAN. James Company Il i4ih Ne" YORK
IN THE BROOKLYN CITY HOSPITAL
BAL.TIN Alfred 7,h Infantry
BARrRAM G.. Is, ARTILLERY
BLAKE Frederick &. Engineer Battalion.
CATLIN Charles D.. Is, Illinois.
CHAPLIN Joseph. I'D Infantry.
COOK. l. = Troop x. Rough Rider.
FERGUSON. Richard II. j., Illinois.
CEOGHECAN, p. ---.
GILMAN. George H.. 1st District Of Columbia.
GRAHAM. Patrick. -.
GREEN. John J.. Is, Illinois.
KELLY. Patrick. 30 Infantry.
KING Frank J., a'h Massachusetts
KLEIN Rudolph sth Infantry.
MORTON. Patrick j.. 2ist Infantry.
MURPHY T j.. 2lst Infantry.
MORTON. Patrick J.. 2lst Infantry.
NETTLEF1EI.D. Adolph u. Troop g. Rough Rdere
PETERSON. Peter. 30 Infantry.
sCHl-MANN Edward. Bath Michigan
sTREET7voOD. Frederick. 2n Infantry.
THOMAS. Ray let Illinois
wESTERMANS. paul. 7th Infantry.
WlIFRED. Robert. I'd Infantry.
WOOD Richard.
nj Infan
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