Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-06


cuba wli rest finally In Wisconsin
soft irhs Information Is conveyed ny
N iflerram from Gov. schohcld. who ~
in Washington. In which he says; Iac
government has arranged TO bring
home the bodies of soldiers deceased ~
cuba or Porto Rico. The war depart
mont Informs me nothing viii be- done
nbout Il untli all the troops now IN ihe
service are properly cared Tor.
SICK FROM PORTO RICO.
Philadelphia. sept. e.-Among the
sick men brought here from Porto
Rico on the hospital ship Keller are the
following regulars: ,...
Arthur g. Conklln, second leu.
Second artillery; WIN. X. Dacfe, Lieut.
Second nriiiiery, MONTGOMERY Macpmb,
captain Seventh artillery, James
cowcil. Eighth Infantry Jacop ~.
Borden, private hospital cvfpii MafNlh
T.. Maliey. private hospital corps ht-
land r. Raymond. civilian nurse Iohn
y. Enrlghi. Nineteenth infaniryi James
q Early. seventh artillery; Lewis
Rnup. civilian packer! James II.
oufency. corporal Fourth artillery;
Harry Humphreys, Seventh attlletyi
Clark u. KnnKRs. Nlnetccnth lnlantiyi
Row Sutherland. Nineteenth Infantry;
August johnson. Nlnetoenih infantry
Geo. Motcalf Third artillery. Goo.
Miller. Nineteenth Infantry; andy
q. Smith Nineteenth lnfantryi Harry
Roberta. cnpiain Nineteenth Infantry.
Chaa stephen. Firth artillery. g. w.
stanford. irifth artillery, a. q. Kcllogg,
Seventh artillery; J. ]. McMalhs, Nine
tccnth Infantry. Geo. Clarke. Sergeant
Firth artillery. Eiw. r. Kane. Fourth
artillery. Harry y. Reese. Seventh ar
tliisry. Elmer Baird, second clNalryi
Frank Caiigroye. corporal Third ar
tlllory. Patrick Connolly. seventh ar
illlcry; y. X. Palmer engineer corns;
Geo. Stevens. corporal seventh ariil-
iery: A. ". natcliff, hospital steward,
l.. a. Pettibonc. Second cavairyi John
81. Smith. Fourth artillery Hooort a.
Dnramua. Third artillery.
Volunteer officers VIM " BALDWIN,
major sixth Illinois. W J. Wakgman.
major brigade surgfoni !. ~ Craw-
ford. captain Pcnnn. artillery \. NJ.
Flower. captain company a, Second
No.: Eiw. W. Htrkmnn, Frs Lleui.
Fourth pennn.! Geo. q. Mcleod. First
Lieut.. assistant surgeon BALDWIN.
Penna. artillery: e. y. Whltes'dc. nrsi
lieutenant. sSih Illinois; James Glen
dcnnlnR. nrsti lieutenant Sixth illinnia.
Marvin H. Gone, second lieutenant,
sixth Ills. Paul vlimlak. second ilcu-
tenant. Second Wlrconaln. Herman
o'Hrlen. second ileutenanii w y.
O'1lrlcn. second Lieutenant Third Wis;
John u. Mullen. second ilcul-->nt
Third Wis.
Private and non-commiAioncd ON
ccrs.
Third Illinois: Paul Ramsey. Lewis
j. rhiln, Geo. Cairns. chan. Heath
corporal. Emanuel i.anolnn. W. r..
osmonnon, Alien Russell. Oswald Me-
Council. Jos. johnson. Clinton white.
Albert l. Dunn. cHfgeant; Alexander
Stcg. Chas. THROWN. Burns Matthews
y. r. Pagct. Carl Nyblom. musicians.
John Hefhsoll. Herman J. Wondt Dell
Snyder John W. Allen. James WALTERS,
Everett l.. Tate. Otto Koch.
Sixth Ililonls: James Melllnter
Frank Wagner, Martin L. Allpress, cor
poral. Albert q. ltenick. T. w halnc.
sergeant; Chas. wheldcn. John Calder
wood. Eugene Dackus. J. q. Gunth.
Illinois artillery; James A. Booth,
Missouri artillery: Horace Mcdowell.
Michael Armstrong. A. II. Langcndor-
fer, John Z. shine.
First engineer corps; N. y VIM.
nrsi sergeant, julius +. Julius. cor
porali WIN. ~. iiagEerty, corporali
Frank Beers. corporal
At cHicKAMAuOA.
chlckamaura National Military Park
enn., Sept, 1.-THE EiFhth New Ysrb
Infantry leaves tonight for New York
where u VIII be- mustered out. Tn,
headquarters OF the Third division
Third corps aud the division ambu.
lance corps left today for Admission.
DriEsby'H rough riders. preparatory q
being mustered out. Il progressing rap
idly
Major Edie. a United States arms
surgeon. Il In charge Of the work. there
being u surgeons engaged, one for each
troop. The regiment viii be paid
Thursday and Friday. and the muster
Ing out ceremony VIII occur Saturday
The men VIII be released from the Horv.
- a 90
be allowed 90 return TO their homes III
leisure. Each man VIII be allowed
transportation aud mileage, hut u hai
not YET been learned whether they vii
be allowed an extra months pay or not
DEATHS AT wIRoFF.
New York, Sept 1.-THE following
deaths occurred at Camp Wikon, Mon
iauk Point. last night aud this morn
Ing
Alfred Gardner. company /. Eight
ohio, Pneumonia.
William H. Farley. battery q. Fourtl
artillery. cunrumptlun.
James G. brown. band. Fourth In
faniry, typhoid fever.
John g. uinn. company L., First III
nola volunteers. pneumonia.
william LoinlnEer. company Z
Eighth Ohio, convulslonA
There are only syi men In The Ecnera
hospital today. which II - low nruu
There have been many furlouHhs an
conyaiesccnta having gone home. Thor
are four conyaleHcent wards withlu
patients. One hundred and ifty me
In the hospllal are down with typhol
fever.
one hundred men loft camp on m
morning train today on furl0ughh.
The Eighth Ohio volunteers va
scheduled 10 leave Camp Wlkun thl
morning, but owing tua conflict Ia 90
dera The regiment remained here.
seems that on last Thursday the seer,
tary OF war directed the Eighth OH
20 10 10 Columbus. and furioughed
FOR sixty days. on Saturday lai
when the President was az the cam
Col Hard, In command Of the regimen
pointed out 90 him that II would d
much more convenient 10 separate m
regiment Into two sections In Ne
York. one 20 no by the Pennaylyanl
and the other by the Erie road. lnstea
OF sending the regiment entire hy nu
road. The second plan permitting m
various camps 90 drop on az thilr DIV
town In Ohio. Tho President tuTue
10 Secretary Alger and asked him
give orders following the Suggestion
OF Col. Hard, which thr secretary aal
would be done. The orders undhubict
iy were Issued, but the train arrangl
ment had been made by the chief qua
termastrr OF the eastern division
New York TO have the ohio men 80 VI
Columbus and the second onier hi
either been delayed IN reaching n
ouartermnster or u has not been actt
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