The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-04

WASHINGTON, Aug. Gen S.asse-
has seat ras following sanitary report Tor
A4zasst ):
-ot@. sack -,.........-----.- -..-.--.--.-. -
Toszi tsTer 2ases ....--------..--.-'----- 49,
Cases % fever returned 20 eEty S7s
I,ea1as 81 Aasgzss l-41rsy@I- Me.TrlIA. Il
SgsfT eqra. Company g Ninth ir-&atFyL zSAts
rs.4l4r.al f-ve. Private AFtao- ftets.
fsT~~ Private grflasas Bar lAoicne&.
Trooy . S-e9r3 csTA4ry; yeAioE ssseF
Private BAL I<s.reteT. Company l.. klrst
cher. COMPANY L. Ffrx. u.iuos, ye4ios e
YER Pirate Isaas A Lester. Ccn ;'Aay =
Twensy-soGraa infantry: fel.ey 9s|~r RI
vate William Jewel. Company II, c-7oI.c
@lsrspsorg. COMPANY z Eighth ONO TIA a
rial f@ssr Private Arthur Nelson. Cornpa-
~ y. Esgnta Do0. cF-es&eFys private
Frs1k Cs1seg1-. COMPANY s~vsssh H.
ssrtrys nsnszla. Private Timothy Roras.
Company g. Eighth tft2-ErT; taerTn}c fs-
ysr. extiaastioz. Private Charles F@rFispIa.
entery f'riTaie sslss InesrgTaYe. Cor11s-
~ r.. 3ecoEsG Massachusetts,, typssof1 se-
F@~. s<tfc@f LEONARD L. Walker. Com
Dsay Ii Elga5h ono raalafasi seTsf ST
feBrsa Michigan. acute pulmonary tub-r-
esIozls
Sanitary report for August 2:
New caxes 0. fever ....... .......-.- So
Deaths or July g-private & Conrad
Johnspsa, Company A, First Infantry; acute
Aaru- Private johnson. Company r.
10. fever. CeTpoF4I James 81. Brook x.
senfsry. Private Andrew Ryderb@rg Con-
E.any u. Tsa!r1 infantry; tuberculosis pull
sFsIa8l3g
fssths on August e-priyate James z.
"fe@.sT. Company r. Second Asszaefln-
Battery r, Fourth artillery: yellow fever
corporal Harry 4. shaw. Company r.
ywsn' fourth !nfaatry, yellow fever. Pr
Taifiy fourth Michigan; malar.al fever.
Private Thomas r Bennett. Company II.
Thirty fourth Michigan: reu.it;ent n.aIariai
csseyeFs, Company !, Seventy frs; New
YORK. ex1ausr lon. following malarial fever
Skaters daily report failed 70 show any
Improvement IN the health conditions Of
tire Filth Army corps. 50 that IL % a mat
ter for coHsfa tuaa lOn that the war depart
ment was able 10 announce today that !;
had ordered FIVE Of the cavalry regiments
o. that corps 10 embark at once for the
rev camp a. Aoniauk Point. L. I.
In accordance with an order issued by
the var department. last night the fegi-
sDeuts u the Second division al Camp Al
ssr prepared TO move today Al noon the
reg .uents OF the Third brigade. FRS,
Rbcdc Island. Second Tennessee and Third
AlzsoaFi we're the march In the direc-
ton Of Manassas Va. The First brigade,
consisting OF the Twenty second Kansas.
Third New York and One Hundred and
Ffiy-ninta Indiana, started al o'clock.
II he Seventh Illinois and Fourth Missouri
were expected to move an hour later. The
division Will march nine miles today 10
EuTk station. Tomorrow 10 will march
s<sven rnies. arriving near MANASSAS the
third day.
The First division Will follow az soon as
mule teams can return from Manassas
Meanwhile. coTps headQala rters, the two di-
vision hospitals and the eight regiments Of
the First division will remain in their pres
ent quarters. They probably Will not be
moved before Tuesday.
While IL s agreed that the cause OF the
removal Of the camp was the typhoid cpl
deDic, IL is not known whether the neigh
borhood OF Manassas Ia 10 be made per
manent site. or whether tie troops will
finally go TO come other point. Forty
eight cases OF typhoid fever have been re-
fsorted since Yesterday afternoon. The re-
view OF the corps by the president and
secretary Of war has been abandoned I'M
less they can go 10 MANASSAS.