The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-22
MALARIAL FEVER ONLY
NO CASES OF "YELLOW JACK" ON
THE TRANSPORT SENECA.

List of Passengers Detained at HOff-
man IsIand-Cnpt. w. e. English
Among the Number.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Mr. Doty became
convinced to-day that his first diagnosis of
the cases of fever which came into port on
the Seneca was a correct one. and that
nothing worse than malarial fever existed.
He, Therefore. tonight began the discharge
of some of those sent to Hoffman island.
The surgeon general to-day notified Mr.
Doty that the sick and wounded soldiers at
Hoffman and Swinburne islands were to be
sent to the barracks and hospital at Fort
Hamilton. as soon as the doctor saw fit to
release them from his custody. Mr. Doty
tonight replied that, in accordance with
this notice, and without further orders, the
sick ard wounded sent to the observation
station on Hoffman's island would be landed
by the quarantine boats at Fort Hamilton
tomorrow, but that the men on Swnburne
island would remain there a few days long
err. The transfer from Hoffman island to
Fort Hamilton will be made at 8 o'clock to-
island developed slight cases of malarial
fever to-day and were sent to Swinburne,
as follows:
H. Sims. Company B, Thirty-third Michi-
gan.
J. w. Hall. Company H. Sixth Infantry.
}. c. Cader, Troop c, Second Cavalry.
j. w. bone, civilian.
JOhn MOnOldne, civilian.
DIR. Doty tonight transferred the follow
ing passengers of the transport Seneca from
Holman island to the Liberty landing at the
Battery, near the barge ONCE, arriving at 8
o'clock:
Mrs. Sylvester Scovel.
Gen. Envers Pacha, envoy militaire of the
Ottoman Empire, and secretary.
Lieut. Lieut.. s. IA Akyanma' Japanese pain navy; ~,
perial German navy
V. f. Anderson commander, royal Swed-
ish navy.
Captain Abildgard, military attache to le-
cation of Sweden and Norway.
Colonel lermoion military attache to the
imperial Russian embassy and servant
Following is a complete list of sick and
wounded soldiers and passengers of the
transport Seneca detained at Hoffman ISL
and:
Capt. Omar Bundy, U. S: A.
Capt. VIM e. English, I. S. A.
Lieut.. f. ii. Martin, U. S. A.
Col. K. j: Van Horn, Eighth Infantry
Lieut.. J. r. Seyburn. Eighth Infantry
Lieut.. Edgar j. Collins Eighth Infantry
Capt. W. Joyce, Seventy-first New York.
Commissary Sergt; G. Pulsifer, u s. A
Surgeon
CAPT. W. Wright. Second Infantry.
Maj. f. G. Southmaid, Second Massachu-
sets.
Miss jeanette Jennings. WAIST on, D.
Lieut.. Thomas H. Hail. First dnteer
Cavalry.
Fl. c. Christie, New York. civilian.
Correspondents
Charles G. Hands London Daily Mail.
j. 0 Donnell Bennett, Chicago Journal
NJ. Smith, Atlanta Journal.
Fl. l. Hancock, Golden Hours. New York.
c. r. Francis Minneapolis Times
j. G. Wheat, jr., photographer for General
Ludlow.
X 6. Bellairs
J. c. Evan. Toronto Globe.
J.. Langland Chicago Daily News.
g. F. Harris, Chicago Record.
Fl. l.. Beach. Associated Press.
-Sergeants, Non-commissioned officers and
PrivateS.-
Sergt. C. White. Company F, Fifth U. S.
Artillery, discharged;
Private H. Burleigh, Company l., Thlrty-
Private j. ]. Mccormick, Company D,
Sixth Massachusetts, sick
fantry, wounded.
Corporal Thomas Spaulding, Company H,
Seventeenth Infantry. wounded.
Lieutenant Glen LaWleSS, Company u,
Thirty-fourth Michigan, wounded.
Private w. E. Romeo, Company II, Sixth
Massachusetts, sick.
fantry, sick.
Private Harry Keyser, Company F, Twen-
ty-second Infantry. sick
Private H. Eaton, Company G, Thirty
third Michigan, sick.
Private F. Wingarten, Company A, Sixth
Corporal G. Smith, Company A, Seventh
Infantry, wounded.
Private j. w. Fern, Company c, Third
Cavalry wounded.
Private c. M Courville. Company A,
Thirty-third Michigan, sick.
Private c. w. Walgamood, Company K,
Thirty-third Michigan, sick.
Sergeant F. w. Pope, Company E, Thirty
third Michigan, discharged.
Private ]. L. Beckhe!mer. Company Z,
Third Artillary. discharged
Private F. Buck, Company E. Sixth Mas
Private W. Tierny, Company C, Sixth
Massachusetts, sick.
Private d. Harrington, Company H, Sew
enth Infantry, discharged.
Corporal c. Boden, Company G. Eighth
Corporal J. Bernus, Company e. Second
Massachusetts, sick.
Private p Pelletier. Company K. Sixth
Private B. Haight, Company l., Thirty
fourth Michigan, sick.
:, Corporal 49,; J: K rich Company B. Eighth
Private w Barber Company H. Ninth
Infantry, sick.
Twenty-fourth Infantry, wounded.
Private G.. Leader, Company G, Thir-
teenth Infantry. discharged.
Corporal P. Nisson Company F, Fifth Ar
tillery, discharged.
Private w. Parena Company E, Sixth In
fantry discharged.'
Private j. p Fisher. Company F, Fifth
Artillery, discharged.
Private II. p McGregor, Company F.
First Volunteer Cavalry wounded.
Private E. Shannahan, Company b, Six
teenth Infantry, wounded.
Private j. b. Stewers. Company b, Sew
enth Infantry, wounded
Private F. Simmonds, Company l., sixth
Massachusetts. sick.
Musician B. E. Bryan, Company A, Thlr-
ty-third Michigan. sick.
Private Wright Lepage, Company r, Sixth
Massachusetts, sick.
Private w G.. Angel, Company E,
Twelfth Infantry, wounded.
Sergeant G. H. Mcnamara, Company G,
Sixth Massachusetts, sick.
Sergeant l.. X Bedrock, Company A,
Second Artillery discharged
Private H. Sims. Company d. Thirty
Private B. Powell. Company l.. Thirty
Private j. c. Gather. Company C, Second
Cavalry.
Camp Followers
Robert Smith, colored. Ehren, Ala.
Isaac n. Cobaxter, colored. Norfolk Va.
Robert Williams colored. Lakeland, Fla.
Benjamin ]. Garn. colored. Sanford, Fla.
Thomas Brown, Ola, Fla.