Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-08-20
BROUGHT HOME on THE RELIEF.
Sick Soldiers of the West Who Arrived ut
New York Yesterday.

New York Yesterday.
| New York Aug 20. - Among the
| patients in the hospital ship Relief.
which has arrived here from Cuba are
| the following: Robert E. Estabrook
| Henry B. Hargrayes, Fred Armstrong
| and Edward X. Hungerford. Second
| Wisconsin; Robert Morton and Robert
| L. Foyle. Third Wisconsin; Wilbur H
| Elmer and Frank Gray, Second wiscon-
| sin; Frank Sauer. Third Wiscon-
sin; John Klase, Second Wisconsin;
Bernard ]. Yount, Third Wisconsin;
Richard D. HuIes. Sixth Illinois; Louis
Jensen. Herbert :. Sternberg George
H. Uphau1, John McDougaH and Thomas
3. Yo Ng, Second Wisconsin,; SiIas NJ
Lewis. Third Wisconsin; John Plier and
John II. johnson. Second Wisconsin:
Bedford J Kianie Third Wisconsin:
George w Marshall, Second Wisconsin,;
Charles l. Bomga-dner. Sixth Illinois;
Richard ]. Ruthenberg. Second Wiscon-
sin; Archie McCoI. Six; h IIiaois: Wal
fer +. Goodrich. Seventh Illinois; Dale
:. Wallace, Sixth Illinois: Melton {.
Klas, Second Wisconsin; Bert JUstis
Sixth Illinois; Henry J. FromhOlz. and
William p. Appleby. Second Wisconsin:
Frank l. Weaver. Sixth Illinois; jesse
Gckey. and Gustave Pawasaret. Sec
ond Wisconsin; William Seib. Sixth Il
linois
The following western infantry Off
GERS wee also on the ships pasSenge-
list: Lieutenant Charles Green ami
Captain Edgar c. Barnes, Second " s
consin; First Lieutenant Frank z. Day
ton. First Lieutenant Joserh II. Showai-
ter and Second Lieutenant Ralph r.
Sherman. Sixth Illinois. Other privates
are: Allen r. Billing. Emil thinner
man, Charles Hahn. Stephen Richer,
Lob
c. Carpenter. Walter Weise. Otto NJ.
Iskell. Gus Leaman. John Bowker, Jo-
seph Nicholson. and James Cohne. Sec
ond Wisconsin: Joseph r Johnson, Gus
Williams. William Adams and George
2. Gotsch. Sixth Illinois; Frank Parker.
William AllwaTden. John H Weaver
Floyd G. Shoop. James Moore. Frank
Michaels. Claus Ekstedt and Victor OIL
sen; also C1rporals Frank r. Osborn,
William Hennessy and Fred n A.
Saap. Third Illinois: Adolph Nydegger
and Adam b. Yoho, First III NOS artil-
lery: Hans Folsom. Nelson Aparson.
Fred Mackenhasen and Martin Haughe,
Third Wisconsin.
Newport News, Va, Aug. c0.-The
steamer Olivette arrived at Fort Mon
roe yesterday afternoon from Santi-
ago. having on board 200 patients of the
Fifth army corps. including twenty-five
the following men died and were buried:
James II. Spencer and Herbert II. Nc
Cormick, First Illinois. Aug. IS; Homer
Covery. company T, Thirty-fourth
Michigan. Aug. ~.
The following are some OF the officers
aboard the vessel: First Lieutenant
John G. Hines. Second Indiana; Cap |
tain r. s. Walsh. Thirty-fourth Michi- |
gan: First Lieutenant James s Wilson, !
Michigan; Second Lieu |
tenant Fred Il. Hart. First Illinois.
Following are some of the others |
brought by the Olivette: Sergeants w. |
c. Borth and Elton a. Herrick. First |
John Bggeland, company r. |
First Illinois: George Bartlett, COM |
pany F. Thirty-fourth Michigan; James |
A. Perry, company A, First Illinois; |
Roger b. Price, company H, First Illi-
nois; John Mcleod. Thomas ]. Ward. |
Charles Shipman. II. Junderson. Clar-
ence Steel Stephen Valentine, Edward |
S. Grier, Charles s. Bouk and Daniel
Burnet Thirty-fourth Michigan;
Charles A. Donlin. First Illinois.