Evening star., 1898-08-27

| convalescent from dysentery.
| Newton II. Ferree, sergeant, Company K,
| typhoid fever.
Buell. Stanley, Company K, general weak
ness.
Julius Augustine, Company D, GONZALES
cent from fever
Edwin Burke, Company D, convalescent
from fever.
Moses Ostheimer, Company K, fever.
Gustavus Kaiser, Company X, GONZALES
! cent from fever.
H A. H4rke Company E, fever.
T. A. Lipphard, Company K, general de-
bility.
Frank R. Griffith. Company 1, GONZALES
cent from fever and diarrhoea.
Corporal o. L. Bell, Company d, conval-
| escent from fever and diarrhoea.
Isadore B. Belmont, Company c, chills
and fever and general debility.
R. S. Claiborne, Company G. GONZALES
cent
D. R. Woodington Company D, diarrhoea.
Scott Monroe, Company D, chills and
fever.
Sergeant Craig Harris, Company L, weak
ness.
George NJ. Hodge, Company E, GONZALES
cent fever.
John NJ. Watts, Company E, weakness.
Richard Quinn, Company l, convalescent
fever.
VIM. Bailey, Company I, convalescent
from fever.
VIM. t Baum, Company L, convalescent,
fever.
James Ginnaty, Company L. convalescent,
fever.
Arthur C. Noble, Company D, GONZALES
cent, fever.
Corporal George I. Nef, Company M,
convalescent. fever.
Sergt Jesse j. Owen. Company E, con-
valescent. fever.
George F. Coffin, Company K, GONZALES
cent, fever
B. T. Fortney, Company L.
E. S. Smith Company E.
Floyd Brown, Company 1, kidney trouble.
VIM White, Company K. malarial fever.
Benjamin F. Walters, Company X, ty-
phoid fever.
Albert Stueberg, member band.
BENJAMIN j. Herbert, Company L, con-
valescent fever.
VIM. Clark, Company K, convalescent,
fever.
Anthony j. Kahler, Company N, con-
valescent, fever and rheumatism
John ONeil, Company NJ, convalescent,
fever and neuralgia.
Francis p Smith, quartermaster ger
geant, Company L, convalescent.
Edward Kenny, Company X, chills and
fever.
Corporal Joseph Street. Company NJ, ma
larial poisoning.
Charles Gettings, Company NJ. GONZALES
cent, malarial fever.
James Kohn, Company N, convalescent'
maiarial fever and neuralgia.
Joseph Kohn, Company N, malarial pol
scning.
George vaugn. Company NJ, malarial
fever.
c. c. Almond, Company NJ, chronic diar-
rhoea.
Joseph Adams. Company M, measles.
John P. O'Neil, Company NJ, GONZALES
cent, malarial fever.
Robert Mitchell. Company M, GONZALES
cent, fever. C. 4. hEfsN.
ALL THE MEN LANDED.
Sick md Well Are Now in Camp at
MOntauk Point.
special From a staff Correspondent.
MONTAUK, N. Y, August 27-AH Dis
trict troops have been landed and are now
in camp The men say that when they left
Santiago the 1st Battalion was expected to
leave in a day or two. c. E. KERN
THOSE SICK AT BOSTON.
Condition of District Volunteers Who
Came on the Olivette.
spt ciaI Dspatch to The Evening Star.
BOSTON, Mass, August 27.-There are
several soldiers from District of Columbia
who arrived IN this city on the transport
Otvette and are now confined in the local
hospitals.
The City Hospital accommodates Leroy
W. Heron, who is Ill with debility. His
condition is much better today, and he IL
now able to go to his home.
Howard B. Waldron, Company G. 1st
Regiment, debility; is dressed and able to
&c home.
L.
TALON, Washington Volunteers, has diar-
rhoea and typhoid fever.
Nelson is very sick. and is in a very
dangerous condition. Fears are entertained
that he will not recover.
Charles L. Dawson of No. $40 New York
avenue, Company c, has Malaria. Condi-
ton is comfortable and he is able to take
nourishment.
Joseph D. Draney of No. 442 M street
northwest, Company G. has malaria. His
condition is comfortable and he is improv-
ing rapidly.
Ferdinand Kimbalrs condition Is comfort
able.
John w. B. Douglas, jr., Troop G., 10th
Cavalry, United States army. has dysen-
| terry. Dinglas is quite sick. although his
condition is not considered dangerous.
Thomas H. Herbert of North Capitol
street. ashington. Troop E. 10th United
States Cavalry, has malaria. Herbert is
another of the District of Columbia men
| who is on the dangerous list and is how
| ering between life and death.
| Isaac Single (coloreO. Troop E. 10th