The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-16


Bunner, co. G, 1U,h Inf.
Burnham, Co. G, 18th Inf
Burns. Co. A. 9th Inf
Bryant, Co. CT, 22d Inf.
Bryant. CO. G, 18th Inf.
Byington, Co. ID. LIST Cav.
Calls, Co. H, 9Th Inf.
Clay, Co. u, 18th Cav.
Cole, Co. II, 4th Inf
Conway, Co. II, 24th Inf.
Coseriff, CO. f, ed Inf.
Dausey, Co. l., 24th Inf
Davis, Co. d, 9Th Cav.
belinda, Co. Il, 10th Inf.
Des Moines, Co h, SSd Michigan Vols.
Dilcine, co. =, 18th Inf.
Donaldson CO. l., 10th Inf.
Dooiing, co. II, 9th Cav.
Egather, Co. L, 18th Inf.
Evans, Co x Esd Michigan Vols.
Fortier, Co. A. I'd Massachusetts Vols.
Franks Franks, Go. e, i d,.t Inf
Gagnon. Co. A, I'd Massachusetts Vols.
Gaberoski, Co. E, 4th Inf.
Gilbert. Co: G, 18th Inf:
Gibbs, Co. f. LIST Y. S. Vols.
Greene, CO; H, 10th Inf;
Greenlee, Co H. eth Inf
Griffin, Co. H, lst U. S. Vols.
Hahn. Co. H, Sd Cav.
Hall, Co. D, 17th Inf.
Harley, Co. e, I'd Inf.
Harner, Co. A, 1st Y; S. Vols.
Hendricks, Co. c, ed Inf.
Hess, Co. c, 10th Inf
Having, Co. c, 9th Inf
Holdman, Co. +, 10th Inf.
Hope, Co. B, 4th Inf.
Hover, Co. H, Sd Inf.
Hunt, Co. G, 18th Inf.
Hutton. Co. L, 3Sd Michigan Vols.
Hutton, Co. E, 24th Inf.
Jackson, Co. +, 10th Cav.
Jameson, Co. E, I'D Inf.
Jenger, Co. D, Sd Inf.
Johnson, Co. c. 34th Michigan Vols.
Kaiser, Co. K, 3Sd Michigan Vols.
Kennedy, Co. E, list New York Vols.
Irving, Co. L, 33d Michigan Vols.
King, Co. H. 18th Inf.
k Knox. Co. e B. list tS 8. Enh Vols.
Koelle. Co. D, 9th Cav.
Kreiser, band, 7th Inf
Larson, Co. / 7th Inf.
Leavitt. Co. H 10Th Inf.
Loney, Co. H, 18th Inf.
Long, Co. F, 22d Inf.
Laplant, Co. F, 9th Massachusetts Vols.
Maloney, Co G, 3sd Michigan Vols.
Meadows, Co. 1, 7th Inf.
Merryman, Co. A, 18th Inf.
Mcdonald, Co. k, sist Michigan Vols.
Mooney co, L. 3Sd Michigan Vols
Nomecok, CO. G. "a Inf.
Parker, Co. G, 10th Cav. iae
Pratt Co. c, I'd Cav.
Pull, Co. H, 3Sd Michigan Vols.
Beande, Go; L; Z, s4 111 Michigan Vols.
Renner, Co. D, 2lst Inf.
Rott, Co. L, SSd Michigan Vols.
Rossk Key 4t n Inf + 18Th Inf
Seaman, Co. B, 18th Inf
Scanneli, Co. D. I'd Massachusetts.
Shary Co. H, 10th Inf.
Smith, Co. B, I'd Inf.
Smith, Co. d, 22d Inf.
Spaulding Co. D, eth Inf.
Squires. Co: A, I'd Massachusetts.
Stephens, Co. G., 18th Inf.
Stiff, Co. G, 33d Michigan Vols.
Stricken, Co. /, Sd Cav
Sturgis, Co. d, 10th Cav.
Swan. Co. G. 18th Inf.
Taylor, Co. G, 34th Michigan Vols.
Tognath, Co. H, Sd Inf
Trce, Co. B, oath Inf.
Tricky Co. K 33d Michigan Vols.
Underwood. civilian teamster.
Vontress. Co. G, I'd Inf.
Ward, civilian teamster.
Weaver, Co. A, 10th Inf.
Weisshar, Co. A, 18th Inf.
Williams, Co. H, 9Th Inf.
Williams, Co. F, oath Inf.
Witty, Co. F. 10th Inf.
Wehner, Co. F, 18th Inf.
Wilson, Co. K. oath Michigan Vols.
Wilmer, Co. c. 18th Inf.
Wilcox Co. H, 9Th Inf.
Wharton, Co. G., 18th Inf.
Yates. Co. G., Sd Inf.
Zewerneman, Co. f, I'D Inf.
Any inquiries as to the above men or as to
the contribution of delicacies, clothing or
the like should he addressed to the post
chaplain, Fort Monroe, Va, who will gladly
give any information desired, either as to
the sick men themselves or with reference
to the articles most needed for their COM
fort.
The United States transport Olivette ar
rived at Old Point this afternoon, having
on board a number OF men who were DAN
gerously wounded at the battle of Santiago.
None of them was landed at Old Point. The
vessel sailed at 5 o'clock this afternoon for
New York. where the injured men will be
treated. Among the seriously wounded
aboard are Major Brodie. Major Bell, Major
McClintock, Captain Knox and Lieutenants
BevereauX Nichol, Fiscus and Rogers. The
Soace is due to arrive in Hampton ROADS
some time tomorrow.
Mrs Ellen Hardin Walworth, of New
York director general of the Woman's Ma
tional War Relief Association, and DR.. Geo.
w. Bailey, Of philadelphia, an officer OF line the
National Relief Commission, are cooperating
with the authorities in promoting the COM
fort and we'll being of the suffering soldiers.
Mrs Walworth has engaged quarters for
eight trained nurses, who are expected to
arrive tomorrow, and has telegraphed for or
a large supply of such articles as can be
used to advantage in the sickroom. One OF
the first acts of Or. Bailey after his arrival t,ly
was to arrange for stenographers am type
for the wounded men.