The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-01
LIEUTENANT LYON ARRIVES.
Sick Soldiers of the Twenty-fourth
Reach New York.

| from Santiago with 162 sick officers and
men, arrived here today Inc Concho ar
rived at Hampton Roads the Zitn ana
was placed in strict quarantine she re
NAMED at anchor for three days ana our
ing that time five deaths occurred on
board Not being permitted to bury the
dead on shore, the transport was 0ollged
to proceed to sea, where the bodies OF
! the five men were prepared for burial and
consigned to the deep.
The Concho was then ordered 10 pro
coed to New York. Health Officer Doty,
on going on board the transport. was re
/ ceived by DR.. a. Monas Lesser OF the
| Red Cross society, surgeon in charge, VINO
/ reDorted the total number OF l5I SICK men
/ on. hoard All were in as good condition
as could be expected, and Dr. Doty de-
! cided to have all the sick removed 70
Hoffman and Swinburne ISLANDS; OnLy
two of those on board were wounded, the
others suffering chiefly from malarlal fe-
yer. many of whom are convalescent.
Among those on board are: DR.. p a;
Monas Lesser. surgeon in chief OF the Reo
Cross, and the members of. his STAN
Sister Bettina Hofker (his Wife. sisters
Minnie Rugel Isabel. Dime, annie MScCue,
Adele Gardner, Alice Babcock, Grace rae;
Petersen and Mrs. Nuttall; Howbert Bill
man. Chicago Record; Major II. I. Allen,
A. A. c.; Captain George S. Young, Sev-
teenth infantry; Captain w: n; Hughes
Thirteenth infantry; Captain G w. q
Stevens, signal corps; Captain henry h
Romnin, u S. A., retired; Chaplain l. K
Groves. U. S. A.; Lieutenant Stogsdall,
Fo1rth infantry: lieutenant S. P. Lyon,
Twenty-fifth infantry; Lieutenant w 5
Vollmar, Second artillery; LleItenanrt N
Wentworth. Battery E, First artillery; W.
S. Dunn. Ninth infantry; E. 9. Raper'
musician, Ninth cavalry; u. r. F T
G. Second cavalry; o. NJ Lail, Company
n, Second infantry; d. NJ MeManus'
Troop C, Second cavalry; A. Sungren,
Company c, Third infantry; L. L. Biggs.
Company B, First U. S. volunteer cavalry
trough riders): r. NJ. Lamberix. Company
F, Eighteenth infantry; ?. L. Martln,
NJ Bayles. Company H, Twenty fourth in
fantry; William Smith Company b,
Twenty-fourth infantry William z. Land
er. Company II, Twenty-fourth infantry;
William Wringbose. Company F. Thir
teenth infantry: Theodore Wyman, muSi-
clan. Company II, Second cavalry; M r
lery; ]. A. Brennan. Company e, Twelfth
infantry: ]. s. Archibald, Company y,
engineers; Thomas Davis, Battery p.
First artillery; w B; Williams, company I2aII
pany B, First infantry; +. Slach. Com
pany E, engineers; S: Williams, Company
A Second cavalry; a. Hansen, Company
F, Thirteenth infantry; James Sisco. Com
pany B. Thirteenth infantry; ]. NJ Con-
roy corporal, Troop A, Second cavalry;
J. N Bodick. Company e. Seventh in
pany B. Second cavalry; o. f. Griffith.
Company. A. Second cavalry; II. ID. Holl-
man, Company G, Third cavalry; Solomon
H Y. Sem teamster. Company B. Third
infantry; 2. Fitzpatrick. private. Com
pany e. engineers; Y. Morgenthau, priv
sergeant Company G. Third cavalry; c.
private, Company c. Third cav
airy: NJ Kerber, Company 3. Seventh in
fantry; R; a McArdle, Company. F. Thir-
infantry; w. Morton !
COMPANY H, Twenty fifth infantry; ]. P.
Rager, Company II. Twenty-second1 d., in
tenth infantry; ]. b. F'rick. Company c, !
Twelfth infantry; T. McCloud, corporal. |
Company B, Ninth infantry; c, Allen, !
COMPANY Z, First infantry; Pat Quinian, |
sergeant major Fourth infantry; Y. p. |
Ritter Company f. Third infantry; A. NJ. |
Stuckeyn. corporal. Company A. Second |
ty-fourth infantry; f Mccarthy Com |
pany C, engineers: s. March, Company c, :
Second infantry; G. yelling. Company E: |
T. Avery, Company f. Second |
artillery: Charles Johnson, Company G, |
Third infantry; A. Morrill,, Company G., /
Third cavalry: A. Nissen. Company r. !
engineers; s w. Stuhblefield. Company F. |
Second cavalry: John Gray. Company A, :
Sixth cavslry John Sailing. Company F. |
Second artillery; Peter kaner. Company i
2. First artillery: Morgan Sampson. Com
oany 3. Sixth infantry, wounded in foot; |
George Fisher. Company c, Second cav
dry; ]. H. Bodie. Company E. Second in
,orps: Alton B. Durant. Company a. Sew
snth infantry: Christ Gall. Company II,
second infantry; S. II. Clark. Company II.
1--WE aty- fourth infantry; Charles Stone.
Company C, First infantry: A. ]. Tits
Company c. First infantry; H: G. Ben
lett. corporal. Company E. First artil-
cry: Xavier Springer, private. Company
I. Eigth infantry; Linton S. Patterson
corporal. Company b. Seventh infantry;
\. n. Wales. corDoEal. Company c, First
Infantry; John Brennock, private, Com
,any p. Sixth infantry: j. ID. Seymour,
Company H. Second cavalry; Parker Rob
,rts Company A. Sixth infantry: Charles
Allen. private. Company f, First infant
V; l.. w. Washington. corporal. Company !
J. Twenty-fourth infantry.
The following are the names of those
Who died on board at Hampton Roads:
John H Koch. private. Company II.
Thirteenth infantry; Fred Senner, private
B. Thirty-third Mich gan; James
Reeves. teamster. Sixth cavalry: J. Nc
iann. private. Company X, Ninth Massa-
husetts; C. c.. Larivier, private Com
any F.. Thirteenth infantry.