New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

.. .. tho infantry camp. was blown down. ana
,ho stock ~ newspapers and writing '"''
II contained was ruined.
TIKI, VALE AND THE MOHAWK ARRIVE
To-day two more transports came in. the faie'
which arrived early this morning. and the Mo-
hawk that got in at noon. on the Yale were
geo mon Of the Goth and Sd Infantry under
commanv Of Colonel Hanback, one hundreu anu
,.,,,t,,.oicb, of them were sick and one death
,b,, ~ lanes Copeland If Company G. ZOlh IN
tontrv was reported as having occurred yes'er-
a.. On tho Mohawk there were !. l93 men OF
the Sth Ohio. Of whom 100 were sicS frlNa'e
n Eddy Of Company 4, was reported as nav
INC died on the voyage The vessel had left one
hundred convalescents and sick at Santiago
Tho sick were disenbarked from both the
,ransnorts to-day and taken to the general nos
ni,,i where I'm spite Of the three hundred taken
away Yesterday by the Rio Grande. there was
ecarcelv room for them The well VIII DE
brought ashore tomorrow. Up to to-day IN
Guiding the Yale but not the Mohawk Dr' Ma
gruder has boarded about twenty transports
and examined 10 29G troops. All OF these nave
come from Santiago but there are IN camp ne
sides several thousand from Southern stauons'
who have not had to pass the quarantine OIL
GERS hands.
SEVEN DEATHS REPOkIEp
Seven deaths were reported in the hospitals
today Three were in the detention hospital
and were Sergeant George p. Bradley Company
= 16tb Infantry: August Schroeder, Company
K. list Infantry. and John Q. Simpson COM
many r 10Th Infantry In the general hospl-
TAI the deaths were James Morris company -
Sth Infantry ma,arial fever; Herman behld
min I'd Indiana dysentery; William pussai',
Company NJ, I'd Massachusetts,. eNhSus'lon anu ,ha
diarrhpa. and Lieutenant William osborne, thc
son of General Osborne. OF the Isl Chted 0t ,
Cavalry who died from typhpd fever "e 81
are also four unidentified dead still lying III 'he
hospital morgue. 49, Car
Dr. Stejnbach and DR.. Widemann Of the Ger
man Army, and Lieutenant IomalsuIl, oI nv
Japanese Navy. came here to-day as rePIeseIila
tives of their Governments to inspect ana repoI'
unon the hosnital service at Camp Wikor FER
mission 10 do so has been extended TO theih pS ~,
the United States Government ana they VIII
remain al Camp Wikoff for some time
DR. Francis A Winters past assistant SUI seoi1
and a yellow fever expert. has had charge OF
ntoxication made against him, and poard VIII
be appointed to examine into the charges.
Twelve men of the list Regiment under Lieu
tenant Koppen, who had peeh suaI uIiIs go 49,,
today and are now quartered in the lists regi-
mental camp. , ,oo ous
Camp Wikoff Is such an extensive place ana
II Is so hard for a stranger TO ma camp ne
wants II he set out alone, that an Information
bureau has been established in one OF the tents
Of the Ouartermaster's Department just across
the road from the railroad station IL is un =
der the management OF the Quarterilas'ei,
Department, and was established upon 'ne
recommendation Of General Wheeler. who carry
found ont the difficulties visitors 10 Montauk
were experiencing in trying TO find their lrehus'
The bureau is in charge OF Major MOTIFS -
Hutchins Chief Quartermaster OF the FIRST III
vision, First Army Corps