New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-20
MORE ILL ON THE OLIvETTE
TRANSPORT BRINGS TWO HUNDRED SICK
AND WOUNDED FROM SAINT.
AGO-THE LIST.
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Newport News. Va, Aug. l9.-The United
States transport Ovette arrived at Old Point
Comfort this afternoon from Santiago. bringing
two hundred sick and wounded soldiers of the
Fifth Army Corps. The following is a complete
list of those aboard. including twenty five off,
GERS:
OFFICERS.
r, First Lieutenant HARRY FREELANp q Infantry.
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JOHNSON. 9th Cavalry
THIRTEENTH INFANTRYMEN
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Company 4; THEoD5Rn DfcKiSsoS; co%essy xi
GAN. band. WILLIAM IRWIN. Company H.
MISCELLANEOUS.
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paP JAMES @ES2H BANG COMPANY S '5." cH
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Infantry; ARCHIBALD R. GANo civilian; Corporal A.
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6. In Infantry: cHARIEs Turner, company F Isl
Infantry: THOMAS, BARLOW. band. Company Il ?oth
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sAReEST' JOSEPH DEisING AMI Sergeant cIiARIEs
WyALTER G Hill. comesny i. 20,h Infantry E.. {:
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scHEXcX Company E. 9th In,as'ry: SIMON STONE.
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IAN 6 WILSON. Company A. lst Di.,,tc, q colame,::
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j. slate. company D. "a Massachuset,s; JOHN r.
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PRIcE comDsny H.. Is, Illinois ~ EPW Ts
of aEfc cenp sSVP''s Ss
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poSLiS. COMPANY. F, Is, Illinois: JAMEs j. REIANE.
RE%cE' company Il. 81 Mss.scsnss;ts MIcaAfi. j.
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GrsrN a, KEEEE. Company. l. OH Massachg..'t.;
SINGLETON Companv r 10Th Cavalry: SIDNEY L.
LAsAGE, comg,ny "a Int,nuy Sergeant ARM
K GfAI cSsn! rERDTNaxp rRFERlcK company
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fartrv: PETER LAToINrr Coursry 7. "a Massachu-
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TNF Company s s Mssan s cHA PY
it District o., Columbia LIsS,enan, ycr,RE. "a In
seon comnssary SERGEANT FRANK sTrFHrNsoX Ser
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chusetts Packer ToRTFTo RoJo.
The following men died on the voyage and
were buried at sea:
Corporal EMERY BROWN. Company f. Ioh Cavity.
asra W S,'t spMA sns9 rompapy c r p, Of
Columbia nlaiarlsl dv..ntery, August -.
JAMES n SPENCER Company l. LET Illinois. renittsne
fever. malaris dysentery. August Is. ,
Major CASPAR II. CONRAD 9Th Infantry, malanal
fever rerntent dysentsry. died IN Santiago d- CUBA
HERBERT y. MCCORMICK. company is' hh"o'''
dyeertery. malaral. August IS 49,,
HOMER COvERy. Company F. Bath Michigan mainai
dysen,ery. August u?
The Olivette is reported from Old Point a.
having sailed at 9 p. m. for NewYork Quar-
antne officers refused to permit passengers to
land 1t is apprehended that more among those
on board may die unless removed TO places
where they can be cared for Immediately. -
dysentery and fever prevalent
NOVEMENTS OF WiRSHIPS.
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