The times., 1898-12-02
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An Interesting List Of Articles Now
in the War

An Interesting List Of Articles Now
I'm the W.arsDepartMent.
A list of effects left jby the soldier dead
who gave their services and lives to their
country during the iwar with Spain. and
who died on battlefield Or in hospital, was
submitted to Adjt. Ger, Corbin yesterday
afternoon by Major and Brigade Surgeon
John C. Brown. This property and money
is held by the auditor for the War De-
partment, who win del1ver 1t to the rela-
tives or heirs of the deceased soldiers
upon demand the relatives or heirs being
now unknown to the army officials.
Near the top of the list appears the
name of G. N. Campbell, who was a
member of the band OF the First District
of Columbia Volunteer Infantry Regi-
| ment. The property left by him is de-
scribed as lone leather pocketbook. tied
with white string, with metal tag, con-
| tains Spanish coin. photograph tof a loved
/, one no doubD, cigarette papers, letters
! and s1.10.'
| The remainder of the list follows, and
| contains simple articles surrounded by
| the pathos of broken home circles; mar
ratives of faith told by Holy Bibles and
! beads, letters telling of a correspondence
with dear ones, which was broken on by
! death; pictures of mothers, wives and sis
| tiers, and relics of grim war and the firing
line or trenches. Here is the list:
| F. Cophen, Second Infantry, one watch and
/ chain; Roger Clark, Company II, Tenth Infantry;
| 5000; Martin J. Allen, Company Z, Seventh m
! fantry. s17; David Davis, one diploma and con
/ tract, s23; Michael Barlow, Company a, INeh-
J tieth Infantry, sis05; Hezekiah Bell. private
! Twenty y-ffth Infantry. s21; August Dahms. ihird
tHt. frnn
/ Company B. Seventh Infantry, $50; Timotny Car
! roll. soldiers hand book, one watch, knife
and tobacco sack wrapped in white cloth; u.
( W. Alderman, Company N, Second Massachusetts,
| one letter two purses one red and black, aud
: one gospel OF st. Luke's. and SSl9o; tnaries
/ Cunutte. Dayton, Ky, s42; A. Copenrt, private,
/ Company ii, Second Infantry. S5; NJ t. ROY,
! Company F, First Infantry, s5S2 Philip Gooch,
/ private. Twenty-iifih Infantry, s2i35; Thomas
| Flynn, one large black pocketbook containing
shells, Spanish coins, letters, etc, and $50;
Griffith one watch; Elmer Green, private. Seventh
/ Infantry, S24.60; Thomas f. Gibbon, Company X,
Ninth Massachusetts, one pocket mirror, one
rosary, one package letters. watch No. lS9,9E,
| one serving kit; Isaac Hottie, private, Company
| d, Seventh Infantry, one knit purse one stamp
| book, one mirror one letter case knife. one sol
| dier's handkerchief, paper, and $50 10; herneIt
! Jelum, band, Fourth Infantry, enc leather bas
containing one gold watch, and one Spanish coin,
and $40; Victor Hyelm, private, Company E,
! Third Infantry, one package containing empty
! Aauser Shells purse, letters, and one black
cloth bag; John kerns private, Company Is,
| Twentieth Infantry; Charles Harbet, Company
| +, Eighth Ohio; David f. Hoshower, $50; John
| Howard, one watch chain and belt No. l5i, vs.
p F. Irwin, private, Company G. sixth In
| fantTy, one leather purse, one knife, letters;
Lukemheimer, Eighth Infantry, one match box
and one ring and S5l.S So; Ambrose Nero, private,
Company Z, Ninth Cavalry, s5o5; George NJ
Messenger, Company !. Twentieth Infantry; Harry
N. Miller, s4630; John GUILTY. one check for
s65l; John NJ. Moran. one duplicate check for
S25, one testament, one knit purse, containing
Spanish coin; Masnus ostiings. private, Company
NJ, Second Infantry. sl2.20; Riley Porter, First
: Infantry; Nathan Prater. Company T, Tenth In
fantry, gold watch. No .59S and chain and
81; James Ray, private, Company ii, Seventh In
faniry, one purse and -sia.p; Charles Wiiistock,
| sergeant, Company b. Twelfth Infantry, one
pocketbooi containing flaiers, etc, and sI0.60;
Nealy Wright, Tenth Cavalry one soldiers hand
book Thomas Wish. Company h, Ninth Nassa-
chusetts, pOckotbook containing one Spanish coin,
one letter; Charles West, private, Troop E, Sixth
| Cavalry, one watch and leather chain; Frank
| Cush Hospital Corps, SIS; Jake Alexander, 80
cents; James C. Brown, band, Fourth Infantry,
one package tied in brown paper, said 10 con
tain letters, keys, etc; George Edwards, corporal,
one knit purse containing Columbian hali-dolar
| and two copper coins; Thomas Fennessoy, private,
Company ii, Seventeenth Infantry. discharge pa
pers; Frank Kaslock. Company II. Seventh IN
| fantry, watch and chain; Hilslof, Company
| +, razor and one tobacco sack containing
Spanish coins, bullets and safety pins; W :.
johnson, one worn out red poeketbook contain
| ing pins and memorandum book Mc-
Cosmok. Company T. Seventh lnflniTy, one will
and letters and s95; Joha MeAly. one watch and
IS; John Pitcher one gold ring. narrow: Otto
| Sandhanmer, Company A, Eighth Ohio yoGn.
| teeTs, Holy Bible. one pocketbooA containing
letters, pipe, package brass buttons. shells,
two knives one key. one comb Els +. Rune. Bat
| terry Z. Fourth Artillery, $3.50; Frank Schus-
ter, private. Company G. First Illinois, letters
| and two photographs: Francis SempeT. s5,26i
Jesse Tracy, Company c. Second Infantry, one
| watch and ring, proverbs and letters; Schcn-
| wenker. one deposit book; Walter Scott, tobacco
| sack containing chain made Of coins gold watch
No. 1899, Spanish coins and keys; William Wall
| and two photographs; Francis Semper, So.26;
| J. II. Ward, Company F. Spanish coin cop
per coin. and s75; John Wilson, Company d,