Evening star., 1898-09-13
THE INVALID VOLUNTEERS
Members of First District Regiment Who
Are Still on Sick Rolls.
Suffering From Fever and other Dis
eases Contracted in the Cuban
Campaign-Rcvise List.

Among the late District arrivals from
the army hospital at Montauk is G. W.
N&irn, artificer of Company !, District of
has been suff 4ring from malaria, and when
the regiment came home he was too i'll to
accompany it. Mr.. Nairn was taken i'll at
Santiago. While not entirely recovered he
is sufficiently well to be about, and under
thu influence Of home and children will be
in good shape in a short time.
Private Harry A. ~Shinn Of Company G
had relapse Saturday evening Sunday
the fever returned, due to a chill, and since
then he has been confined to his home 12J
1lth street northeast, and is under the care
Of a physician. He rested but slightly last
night, owing to chill in the afternoon and
the consequent fever
Private Spencer Bliss OF Company G., 1st
District Of Columbia Volunteers, is con-
fined to his bed at No. 923 East Capitol
street, suffering from second relapse of
the mountain fever He left the gen
eral hospital at Montauk to accom-
pany the regiment home. The hardship
of the tedious journey to this city and the
march which followed proved 800 severe
for his enfeebled condition. Accordingly.
when the regiment was dismissed il! the
White Lot, Private Bliss collapsed entirely,
and was Immediately conveyed to his home
and placed under physicians care.
The company commanders of the District
Regiment have furnished a partial list of
their men who are sick in the city. They
are as follows:
Whereabouts of Sick Soldiers.
Serst. Jesse Owen. Company E.
Private Henry Darling, Company e.
Private Edward Edwards, Company E,
whereabouts unknown.
Private James ]. Hearn, Company Z.
Private George N. Hodge Company E.
Dr;,-
Private Nathaniel r. Kent, Company E,
Prevalence Hospital.
Private James NJ. Powers Company e.
Private Dennie Riley, Company Z.
Private John NJ. Watts, Company L,
threatened with typhoid.
Private Henry V. Pierce, Company F, son
Of the assistant sergeant-at- arms of the
Senate.
Private Charles j. Humphreys, Company
e, headquarters Legion Loyal Women, 9th
street.
Private Fred Harke, Company E.
Corporal Humphrey Beckett, Company +.
Artihcer Charles D. Lazelle, Company L.
Private Fred r. Kern, Company c; very
sick at home 18th and E streets northwest
Prvates c. Maurice and J. Lewis Smith,
at home, 1872 n street northwest
Corporal Samuel Feland of Company d
is deliriOuS with fever at his home, 15I llth
street northe ast.
Private James Nowland of Company {
has malarial fever at his home, 4th and M
streets northwest.
Private Frank l.. Herbert of Company c,
at his home, 7O1 9TH street northwest.
Private Aloysius Barnes of Company Is
reported better at his home on I'd street
northeast.
Private Johnnie McHenry of Company G.
is better at his home
Lieut. Thomas King Of Company b, who
was quite well the day the regiment ar
rived, is sick at his home in Hyattsville
Edward G. Bradley of Company F ID sick
| hir hon
sick in the yellow fever hospital at San
| tiago for several weeks and recovered suf-
| ficiently to he sent home on the Catania
Capt. Mock of Company F. lis stih indls-
posed, but he officiated in the furloughing
OF his men. 80
Private Carl G. Rottman of Company F
is sick at his home. 917 E street northwest
Private James Thorpe Of Company Is
sick at his home, 3e9 9th street southeast.
Private j. S. Collier of Company r Is sick
at the Loyal Legion headquarters.
Private James o. Reeves pr Company
is sick at his home.
Harry Madert of the band is sick at his
home, 1881 Kenyon street, Mount Pleasant
A. A. Hoffman of the hand has been
threatened with typhoid fever since return
ing to his home, 821 Sd street northeast ti,e ~,
Frank Schutt of the band is sick at his
home in Cherry Dale.
Noble e. Dawson, son of Gen. Miles sec
retary, is so sick at his home on Maryland
| avenue that no one is allowed to see him.
Benjamin l.. Watson of the band is sup
I posed to be sick at his home in kensington.
First Sergt. Sheridan Ferree of Company
K is better at his home, 1920 18th street.
Private William White of Company X is
SICK in q New Yorlk city hospital
Quartermaster Sergt. Joseph King OF
Company D is quite sick at his home.
Others from Company D sick at their homes
are: Harry Sargent, ". ii. BarstoW, Corpl
| Feland, Corpl. Ryan and Private w. H.
| Noyes.
Private D. R. Woodington and Sergt.
Clarence n. Walker of Company are sup
posed to be sick at Montauk or New York
| city.
| Adjutant Daniel V. Chisholm of the 1st
Battalion Is threatened with cilills and
| fever. e4Ua
Lieut.. Leroy W. Heron of Company q,