Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-02
4 SAD COMPARISON.
NEARLY -FOUR TINES AS MANY.
sta,,stics by Camps Bear out the state
rent-The list of Fatalities OF
Yesterday In the cam9.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-The Tribune to-
morrow will print statistics showing
the number Of soldiers who have been
Killed In battle and have died OF dis
case In camps during the war with
spain. The Tribune says; While $50
officers and men have been Killed 10
battle or died OF wounds received.
there have diod OF disease In camp
between 1900 and 1000 volunteers and
regulars.
The Tribune has secured the names Of
i.2si who died In camp or on transports.
or at home after contracting the
maiarlni foyer ut one Of the camps.
There Ia no doubt about the i.2si
whose names have been secured neither
IL there much doubt that there are
hundreds OF dead whose names could
not be secured ON account Of lack OK
records ana the inability OF the un.
willingness Of army officers 90 furnish
lists VI dead.
Statistics of dead 10 each camp. give
Ink la every instance a full list 81
names and the nature u the disease.
Tho record by camps Is az foilowa'
Camp Thomas. =. 80. 80. =. 3ls
Santiago. 80 ssss sll
San ffanclaco.s &c 80. ssss -
Camp AlEer..... ...... -. -. ..... "
Camp Mikon.... ...... s..... ~
Jacksonville. .. e. ..s...s.sss.'s ~
Tampa 80. So. ..ss ssssss..s ,.
Miami. .ss..s see stss ssss $500 ~
fonandinn. Lakeland. Camp Meade
and other minor camps, In pri-
vato hospitals. at home. cto.... ~
ia &
Transports and hospital ships. E. 20
Total..... g. e.. zee. .....'l'lef
Deaths are attributed TO the follow
Ing causes: Typhoid fever. iib. yellow
fever. -. dyHentcfy, 81; meningitis ~
mniariai 81; pneumonia, 81. causes
reported as fever. 100 Miscellaneous
ailments or diagnosis not reported
or the regular army 900 are dead;
MaHsnchuHetts ~ second with i50i IL
ilnols third with 100. Michigan fourth
with 81, ana New York nfth with %.
AT wINoFE
New York. Sept. Tho general hos
pitai report AZ Camp Wikou tonight
shows these deathHi
Matthew =. Muller, First Illinois.
Otis Thompson, Eight Ohio.
James X. Sells. company q. seventh
regular infantry.
John Il. Carbon, company q, Twon-
tlcth regular Infantry, cNhal'i'"n.
Fred kaiacrcompany !. Ninth rcgu-
lar Infantry, exhaustion,
J. ID. sheridan, First Illinois.
Frank Kocnor. musician. Els nth reg
ular Infantry.
John N. Campbell. battery II. Second
artillery. typhoid fever.
Christian iSfeutzon. company G. Six
tccnth regular Infantry, typhoid pneu-
m0nln.
Albert a. Tenvlillser. troop c. Second
regular cavalry. typhoid. malarial
The signal corps tonight reports hav-
inE sighted the transport Houmanla.
She had not arrived at Montauk Point
at midnight.
At SANTIAGO.
Washington. Sept i.-Gcn. Lawton's
daily bulletin concerning the health OF
the American troops at Santiago fol-
Total sick. 500: total fever ss2: total
new cases fever. u. Total returned to
duty, 9.
John c. Goad, corporal, company y.
Sixteenth United States Infantry. acute
dyacntefy.
a. y. Peterson. private. company X.
First Illinois, typhoid fever, following
yellow fever.
Harry 7. Rlsehof. private. troop y.
Second cavalry, yellow fever.
IN EASTERN CITIES.
New York. Sept. Lieut.. Thomas
Bremen OF the Twentieth uuitrd
states Infantry. died Of fever tonight
In Gouvcrncnr hospital. Several days
aFp Lieut.. Bremen started from Camp
Wikon on furl0urh for Fort Lcayen-
worth, Kan. lie fell exhausted IN the
streets VI this city and was carried TO
the hospital. Other deaths OF soldiers
In this city today werei
Second Lieut.. William Langaon, Sew
onty-iirat New York.
Private Arthur n. Buahnna. Seventy
irrt New York.
Deaths OF soldiers elsewhere In the
East We're.
Al Westerly. II. H. Corp. william a.
Taeott, Jr., Seventy First New York,
from malarlal fever.
AZ Boston: George Patnode. Second
Massachusetts,. dyFontery.
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