New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-31
or the sick. in case they should

be needed " N'e '"''
All Of the men spoke very gratefully Of the
attention bestowed them hy the BED Cross
people at Cleveland and also by number ~
women az Buffalo. who distributed coffee and
sandwiches to them when the train stopped
there for a few minutes
Captain Lndheim was the only physician on
the train. and he was assisted by six hospital
corps men and by such Of the convalescents az
were able 10 help. The soldiers seemed to differ
widely regarding their treatment. Some II
them said that they had insufficient food and
medicine. while others told different story
ana declared that Captain Lirdher did every
thing for them that 1t was possible to do.
The hospital amhulancos We're not long in de-
parting with the more scriuus cases and the
relatives and friends of the others took them
away as soon as they could push through the
crowd. Nine Of every ten Of the men fell into
the arms Of women who were waiting for them.
and tho scenes That followed wcrc affecting in
the extreme
There was an underlined runor among the men
that one of their number had died on the way.
but this was positively denied by Captain Lind
helm
The men taken to the CITY hospitals were as
follows:
HAIRY STACK twenty years old Of No lc5 East On"
JAMES }. nETILN, nineteen years old. - NJ. il"7
JOHN SEBATTD twenty four y~ars 90 - No is7
'hrisioTh"r-st. COMPANY NJ. malaria
NEW YORK
GUIDO BRrNKMAN. 'w'n'y-'ovon years Old spra'n'd
JOSEPH coYLE twenty two wears ola malaria
HUDSON STREET
PATRICK o'Rot-RKE forty years OLD Company ! n,
No 4aa ives, Seventeenth Al stomach frc'i6'e.
ANTON ERNEST. '~r'y one years old company C. n
No l"'- flrst-i'e. typhoid foyer
ST LIKES
LOUIS RELOCATE. Company II 80. IS Main st.. YonsN-s
GEORGE sCI5ANKw1TTER. oomnany n. Va rs F"''
AUGUST srEENRUKGEn. company X No So R.aver
HARRY CAvANAGH COMPANY 7. NJ 1864 Third ave.
JAMES 5s, pEMAREsT. Company X. NJ III East on" hn"
JOHN HARpMAx company T ~ 3I3 Ers, s>t'ch 81.
MORRIS J. CLIPPER COMPANY =. ~ ~ West Fl''y
hrst-st
PETER RUrII.Ey. Company F. No 3GS East Thirty
Corporal ANDREW PEGGI. Company r. No 20 HowaTi
THOMAS + RrTTLEDsE con0'ny k 40 Ii" East
ApoLPH HENRIcI Company r.. Irvins'on \ =.
WILLIAM COOPER. Company l. No 2o2 West one hun
THOMAS DUNCAN Company r. No 2cs Ens, Ninety
mn. ST.
THOMAS pENNlsoN Company p. address known
has un;les living a. Nala. Penn.
FLOWER
JOHN FEj ERAN tventy-six years old. Of NJ 800 East
ROSCOE pEMAREsT. twenty-five years Old Of 40 o7'
CHARLES STRAIN. twenty years DID, o, NO 4i7 Eas
Elghty-Nrs' st.
All suffering with malaria.
MOUNT SINAI
HENRY SRErENBACH. tnenty-t0ur y.nrs ID - 70
So Eas, one hundred and thirty ninth ST.
GEORGE 4 KELLER twenty ~igh, years old. a. 80 ZIG
Wss' Twenty nj -
WALTER sIoKEI. twenty yenr. old ~ NJ 1866
Frst-
All suffering with malaria
THE WESTCHEsTER MEN.
The fourteen W ,schester County men Of Com
pany NJ. sth Regiment were put of at fonk"rs
and sent TO their homes in ard carriages
The party consisted ~ Sergeant w : 'at'"rson
Corporal c o. C>drrholm and Privaf"s. O'to cell
Eugene Flash George \. GrohTar William Hon
man. Dauehion Kimble. ]. Moore. jr. William
Myer and Michael OKeef". NJ Mount Vernon.
James {. Oakley and William J.. Sparks. " Pe"ks-
KIN and W NJ. Colyer and William y. Dohhs. %
New Rochelle. TIE mon. although convalescins
are weak and en- dated. The most severe cases ~
sickness are those of Michael OKeefe and VIII
lam Mvor Of Noun, Vernon. and William !.
Spaks of Peekskill Sparks and Myor are snh"r-
Ing from fever and O Keefo has dangerous case
Of stomach trouble II was expected maj m. hr-
tachmcnt would be brought through 20 New "ik
and the Wornan's War Relief Association and many
Of the relatives Ner" at tho Grand ''n'ra S'A-
lion To give them welcome and supply ih"lT
wants. ana were greatly disappointed when they
did arrive