New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-02
list SUFFERING SEVERELY.
,,or WEATHER CAUSES RELAPoho
AMONG MANY CONvALEsCENTs'

.,.~r>,xr 1oSGsoS DIES AT HIS HoME-CoN-
..,,prryoXs ASKED FOR BY THE REci-
,.rxrA,, AID SOCIETY TO HELP THE SICK.
r,.. IN, weather Of the last two days has had a
.coc, ,pon the sick members Of the list Resi-
r,ent. who arrived mere with ,he'r conn aueS
n me-. from Camp wikoT. Those in the various
MV'' -, hospitals are reported. for the most
NV ho,rc somewhat improved. in spite or the
par" a. .oo.her but many Of those who are being
u!''s o, their homes suffered reapses yes'er-
day. ,d =. tho armorv Of the regi-
"o'' .ar,av morning that Second Lieutenant
ment yes -, NJ Company H. had died early
Nl"Ia'" t,c q, his home. No 800 East Eigh-
IN 'ne ,o,, hear, disease, following an attack
'ss'''. ..id fever Lieutenant Lonsson returned 10
o. ~ ,oet Friday from MontAuk Point. SICK
M w." frederick Miller and corporal william
- the list Regiment VINO Shaleu MS tent
o,,sh the santiago cainpalsn' sa'u ''ia' ne "a'
'hrouen .,corements In which his regiment took
In all ,ne rival in cuba he was stricken down
part va IL I'm, rallied in three days. and was
WIN MAJ s ~ his company IN every battle. He
a. u. ras, Of the campaign well. and only be-
49, 49, 81 unon his arrival at Mon'auk-
cam - rorrson mad been In the regiment
i"0D'.,, and had won hls way up through the
eleven Se"i TN, tho ranks. He was man of
'aio"s ,roeo who took great pride in his reei-
Q"i' ~ his being taken sick on one or Inc
sro--s he was sent home az soon as posSiole'
~ n,.s unmarried His mother Mrs Jane Long
- hos lived al No 800 East Eish'eeh'h-s'' lot
.,.,v wears and the family IS Wen KNOW" III ,'e
,a.ghhorhood Lieutenant LohsSon WI" We oO''eu
"e , r,.or, bonors at o'clock this afternoon
WI" NM. s ,bot as many men Of the regiment
II - ' .s.,blv attend the funeral will do So
O. -, mas EXPRESSED by the few men VINO
"u." ., ,ha arrory when the news was received
"eie AZ colonel Homer of the hist Regiment
4, .,oLing every effort 70 obtain compete roster
i, ora,on and present wherea bouts OF every
,h.r ~ the list who went 70 the front Inc
.,orr &c djfrcui as Colonel Homer has been deIuged
,,h ,no,,,ries from friends and relatives OF men
Ohio were supposed to have gone TO Cuba with the
-Asin,ent but whose names do no; appear upon 'he
oririnal roster There have been many palheuc
scenes AT the armory during the last TWO or tnree
DAYS women calling TO beg iniormauor aoou' 'ne"
relatives Many OF the women thought wren the
oricers OF The Hist found themselves unable 70
give the desired information that they were silent
because some disaster had befallen those whose
whereabouts were inquired about Colonel homer
homes TO finish the work of making up complete
roster in a few days.
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Colonel Homer Is also chairman OF the Relief
Committee OF the list Regiment This appeal was
made yesterday by The committee on oeNdi' Vi 'ie
survivors of the regiment:
The list REGIMENT has returned to New-York 10
receive one o. the most magnificent ovations ever
given n men and which their bravery on the bat
'IeSeld and suffering in camp richly earned. OF the
! 0;i men who marched from this city but a rev
weeks since. only 2GO were in the procession on
Monday last. and Of these several have died since.
The hospital rolls OF this city Will show where
many more are 10 he found. but in their humble
homes lie the shattered emaciated frames OF many
rjSes and the Relief Committee is doing its utmost
10 leave no call unanswered. but the strain upon
~ meet the necessities 81 the mon and their fam
es We SIX
support n this sad work
rites to the sodier and FIRE three voeys over his
grave are now heinz made daily. TO say nothing OF
We are now working 70 save all We can. mad
hopefully and earnestly ask for you- aid In saving
fl W. car. and succoring the dependent ones left
Conklin treasurer. NJ sp-uce-st.
COLONEL DOWNS STILL WEAK
Colonel Downs who Is at the Park Avenue Hotel.
was better yesterday but still very weak. He
started 70 70 downstairs 10 friend but
the effort was too much for him. and he had 70
be assisted hack his room Only few friends.
officers Of the list. were allowed 70 him yeser
iay. Major Keck. who was taken Ill at his home.
10 473 Manhattan-ave. Tuesday. with malarial
ever. worse yesterday. but his condition Is not
Tire funerals 81 Corporas Immens and schiede
ook place from the armory Yesterday afternoon ~
md all tho members Of the hist who could POSSIBLY
yet away from their work also attendect Inc hst
he Ills, supplied martial music. The service was
onduc,ed ~ Chaplain Bradshaw. OF the Hist: as
listed by The Rev. Dr. Remensnyder. ~ the Maoi.
on Avenue Lutheran Church Before the body Of
Corporal Schiede was taken 20 the armory ser
leo was held over II at the German Presbyterian
-hurch S,hiede was buried at Greenwood ana
mmens al Kensico Cemetery. w.,
Andrew Corbett the principal keeper ,a' an
Cortland Park received telegram Yesterday s'at-
ng that his son Andrew. private ni CompeYny -,
Isl Regiment. was DYING At camp NiKon 'o""K
-orhett has lust arrived from Cuba :,
Private Edward Romano ~ COMPANY J. who ~
NJ AZ his home No 30 West One hundred-and-
wenty hist. as result Of ms Span private
Romano attributes his Illness entirely 70 tho way
n winch he was clothed and he says that many
asses Of pneumona snd otner uns ,r@u,b e sn,bor
Ties in falling to furnish The men Of IN" list Resi-
rnent with prone. apparel . 49, ~
body knows. We were equipped as II bent on a
search for the North Pole We wore the heavy
woolen uniforms in thai awful climate untn ne ne
forms. Wien | got aboard the transport vas IN
magnificent condition, never fen better IN my
fc and could eat three times the ratons tney
we're for healthy men
When We got 10 M1n'suk Point in our light;
oggy. and tho result was that caught the worst
,od I had In my HE Many ~ the boys
jared in the same name. When got Of the
Ta an On I1tbe % Of fq ne M Rernen ad Society
notice yesterday from J. Thomas s,earns
he president and " J Io,dtng thc s@e ey,
( who died al M,na. Sinai Hospital on Wednes-
Law afternoon will take place from the home -
rs parents No ?6Z MaTon-sye Fordsam to;
4 MS comrades the Bronx members ~ the regi !
nent who able would attend in uniform.
EIGHTH REGIMENTS HOMECOMING
-yr ,rr,, To Occr-pY THE ARNORy r'NTIr.