The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-04

Total sick .......................... 1920
Total cases of fevers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3,03S
Cases Of fever returned to duty......... 705
Deaths on July 81
PRIVATE C. CONRAD JOHNSON, Com
pany A, First Infantry. acute dysentery.
DEATHS ON AUG. L.
PRIVATE H. " JOHNSON, Company F.
Seventh Infantry, asthenia, following yell
low fever.
CORPORAL JAMES M. BROOKE. Com
pany l., Second Massachusetts, dysentery
PRIVATE ANDREW RYDEBERG, Com
pany b, Third Infantry, tuberculosis pull
monaliS.
DEATHS ON AUG. O.
PRIVATE JAMES w. WHEELER, Com
pany G, Second Massachusetts, heart dis
SERGEANT RICHARD BEARS, Com
pany 3, Second MASSACHUSETTS, nostalgia;
PRIVATE o. w. JOHNSON, Battery F,
Fourth Artillery, yellow fever:
CORPORAL HARRY A. SHAW, Com
pany F, Twenty-fourth Infantry, yellow
PRIVATE ALBERT ]. CHAPMAN, Com
pany A, Thirty-fourth Michigan, maiariai
PRIVATE THOMAS r. BENNETT, Com
pany H. Thirty-fourth Michigan, remittent
malarial fever and acute gastritis.
PRIVATE WILLIAM CHEEVERs. Com
pany l, Seventy-first New York, exhaus-
ton, following malarial fever.
The War Department tonight received by
telegraph from General Coppinger, at Tam
board the transports Yucatanl and SAINT
iago, which are now in quarantine at Egg
mont Key, Fla. The telegram states That
one man, a packer of the Thirteenth In
fantry, whose name could not be ascertain
ed, died on the voyage. A list or the SICK
on the steamships Comal, Clinton ana san
Marcos could not be obtained on account of
the storm and consequent Inability TO speak
these vessels. General Coppinger states
that they will be forwarded as soon as prac-
ticable. The list of the convalescents on
the Santiago and Yucatan follows, subject
to corrections:
Seventh Infantry-Captain Worden, Pri-
Yates ]. L. Shannon, Edward Wood
Thirty-third Michigan-Lieut. c. 0. At
kinson, Privates o. L. Norcross. ]. e. Nc
Gentry Allen Lesh, H. Schreder, Archie
Hammond, Fred Camm,, William Sine; Jo-
Reeves, Elmer Baker, Frank Beumaster,
Cyrus Dunncn, Richard Smye, j; Camel,
Robert Price, George Cox, Cornelius Will
Duffield, Col c. II. Boynton.
Thirty-fourih Michigan = Lieut. Rudolph
Hayes. Privates Plowman; Greene. Verlinc,
Second Massachusetts - Privates w. c.
Conwel William White:
Sixth Observation-Disclosures Sergt. +. L.
Ninth observation-disclosures E. F. sulli-
van. T. F. Dimmond, F ] Sullivan, John III
e erGna9 ser gfn W. A. Mec S9i
Eighth Ohio-Private John Robinson
Seventy-first New York - Privates c. H.
Benedict Paul Perrin.
First Illinois-Private George E. T. Ste
venson. Corporal w. L. Shepard, General
Dufield.
First Cavalry-Private R. Rassmausen:
Third Infantry-Prvate Albert Holland.
Second Cavalry : Privates Allen, Haney
G. H. Young. Henry Rasburn, Edward
Third Cavalry-Major H. w. Vessels,
Privates John Bigger. Joseph ,Lingenbrink,
Edward Watson w. T. Dudley.
Sixth Cavalry-Leutenant j. II. Reeves,
Tlrfrv Il1&N Tnlc
Ninth Cavalry-Private J. w. Irwin.
First Volunteer Cavalry--Privates John
ONeill, John Kinney, w. E. Wolfe, Henry
King.
Second acknowledgements H. E. Will
kins, Corporal w. c. Uhl, Private Michael
Third Infantry-Lieut. ]. w. Barker,
Musician Joseph Moore, Privates G. NJ.
Tansan, w. Benthier. r. P. Hare, l.. H.
Keough, Albert Holland.
Fourth Infantry-Sergeant Corneliuson,
Privates Robert Tunley, John Leary, Peter
Muller.
First Artillery-Privates ]. w. Thaber.
Frank Hughes. Louis Lewis.
Twenty-fourth Infantry-Corporal B. Pot
tier, Priyates r. s. Scott; Samuel Corbett.
Turner, Squire Williams. Dock Burton, R.
$. Bow, Albert Jackson, Edward r. Strange,
Dufie Num-, Billie Williams. Thomas r
Reese, Harry Mitchell, J. A. Cook, I. H.
Jones, William Cook, Sol Smith, M. Isaac,
John Wilson, Joseph Moulton;. Joseph E.
Simmons, RObb Scott.
Twenty-fifth Infantry-F'irst Sergeant Ma
con Russell Sergeant Hayden Richards.
Thomas, Jerry Wright, Edward Alexander,
A. L. Davis
Twentieth Infantry-W. e. Igenstern. Pri-
Yates j. A. Currier, John Buckelow, Christ
Bellesey.
Twenty-first Infantry-Corporal w. C..
uhl
Sixteenth MISUNDERSTANDING Otto Leuck.
Fifteenth Infantry--Lieut. S. M. Smiley.
Thirteenth Infantry-Private ]. O'Keefe,
Private John McDermott.
Twelfth Infantry-Lieut M. l.. Hoisey,
Privates A c. Head, f. Poultney.
Ninth Infantry-PrivateS e. Van Brock
ln John Andrews.
Eighth Infantry-Private A. Senator
Sixth Infantry-MuSician G. II. Daugh-
Major v. E. Vaughn, surgeon U. s. A.
Major John GuiteraS, surgeon u. >. VI.
Major J. B. Wilson. commissary; Captain
Dewitt william, "A. A. c.; Captain NJ. Mat
tamle Garcia's staff
Hospital Corps-Steward c F. Sanborn,
Private w. l.. Parkinson, Quartermaster
Clerk c.. p. Daily Commissary Clerk Ru-
dolph Richter. Newspaper Correspondents
Stanhope STAINS, H. M. Steggman, E. B.
Parks
Mar Signal Corps-Private John Dugal.
Engineer corps-TeaTusters w +. Wetzel,
Robert James. Robert Richards. N. Vanteel,
Hampton. ]. w. Smyth. C. d. Wright:
officer Servants-Simon Smith, William
Myers.