Evening star., 1898-09-19
CUBAN CAMPAIGNERS
Condition Of District Soldiers Who Are on
the Sick List.
Reports From the Bcdsidcs of the
Boys Who Are Suffering From
Climatic Diseases.

| The Star is in receipt of many expressions
| of approval upon its course in ascertaming
| daily the coalition of the sick District sol
diers and publishing the same. The boys
| have. of course. in the aggregate thousands
of friends and aoquantances who are thus
kept posted about them. The following
will be found the result of The Stars in
| qCiries today:
Ser2t. Geo~ge f. Lewis. Company r. is
improving slowly. and his physicians now
believe that his final recovery is matter
! of n short time only.
| Musician Noble r. Dawson. jr.. is suffer
| ing from the fever at his home 22o Mary
| land avenue northeast, and still unable TO
| see his friends. His brother. Sergt. Claude
| 1 Dawson of Company G. though weak, is
out and around.
Private l.. F. Frech. Company F. is still
| seriously i'll at Lis home, his condition re-
| naming the same. He requires the most
| careful and tender nursing. and will in all
probability be confined to his bed :or sew
| eral weeks.
Sergt. F.. A Crsick was little better this
/ morning, having passed a more quiet and
| restful night than usual.
| Private James M Powers. who is sick at
| Bedloe's Island. n. Y. is expected to be
| able to return to his home. No. 15u5 Gales
| street northeast in a few days
Private A. N. Chace. Company C, is i'm
/ proving rapidly
| IiNdlt JOStpH olleHDeTR, 1OHlpdHN r OF
1243 7th street northwest is slowly improv-
| ing.
Sister Beatrice in charge of Providence
Hospital sent the following Information to
| The Star this morning by postal card:
| Three of the District of Columbia volun-
| teer boys have been discharged from the
| hospital; the others are doing very well.
Chas. Kelley of Company A and Scott Mon
Zoe of Company D were admitted Septem
Der Il, suffering from malaria. We have
also two nurses from Fort Myer suffering
from typhoid, sent by the surgeon general"
John N. Browning of Company is slow
| ly improving at his fathers residence No.
| y X street northwest.
Thomas L. Mlstead of Company c, who
| returned with the regiment from Montauk,
was taken sick while in Cuba, but never
| went to the hospital. He managed to keep
| with the regiment. and on his arrival at his
| he me. 1926 n street, was taken sick and
| has been confined to his bed with an attack
of severe malarial fever. His condition is
| improving.
Maj. Hne, who is slowly recovering from
the very severe illnass he contracted In
| Cuba, and who has been confined to the
| hospital at Montauk for several weeks. was
| b. ought to Washington yesterday evening
| and taken to Garfield Hospital.
| Private Edward Buddington of Company
| d is very i'll with malarial fever at Lang
don. 1t believed for time he would
die, but there has been slight improve
| ment in his condition.
| Harry c. Sargent of Company D, 1st Dis
| trict of Columbia Volunt GERS, is rapidly
| convalescing at Garfield Hospital, where he
| was taken about a week ago, having had
| relapse into the fever from which he suf-
| fered at Santiago.
| First Sergt. Edward L. Myers of Com
pany d, residing at No. 1859 32d street
northwest, is very i'll with malaria fever.
Private W. E. b. Sachs, Company =, is
| in very critical condition at his home on
| Marion street.
| Dennis Burns of 455 X street. a member
of the District regiment, has been sent 10
rzl fnr trs4l rf10.ar h
| is believed to be typhoid fever.
Corporal John A. Bresnahan, Company L,
| of 424 NJ street northwest, who was report
ed as improving In Saturdays Star. had
| relapse Saturday evening. the fever inc reas-
ing to such severity that his physician or
| dered absolute quietness. There was
| slight change for the better this morning
| Private John w. Maupin of Company G.
has returned to the city from Front Royal
| Va, where he went Immediately after
reaching home from Montauk Point His
| condition is greatly improved, and there
| seems TO be no reason why he should not
speedily recover frem the effects of his
hard experience in Cuba. The young SOL
dier nurSed his brother Socrates of the
same company during his sickness, and
| after the latters death before Santiago
had his body brought home for burial.
John is at his fathers home, No. DPS East
Capitol street
| Private Walter A. Findley of Company &
| is still confined to his bed, but is much bet
ter. ter, He is at his mothers residence, No.
| l236 36th street.
| Private c. Maurice Smith was better to-
day, but his brother, Private ]. Lewis
smith. is suffering from a severe return
OF lever Both boys are with their mother
| at 1312 street northwest
Private Bernard E. Mead, Company A.
sun lies very Ill at his residence. 5l3 ID
| street southeast.
| Private Joseph T Stotsenburg of Conn
| pany L. Is improving rapidly from the fever
at his parents residence, 1000 South Caro-
| lima avenue southeast.
Private John NJ Watts of Company is
| confined to bed again with fever at his
| me, No. 236 18th street southwest
| private Z. ID. LaZelle of Company was
| sent to his home, 1874 NJ street northeast
| Saturday and is rapidly recovering
Private Frank L. Herbert of Company c
Is improving every day. He is at No 7Ol
| 9th street northwest
| Private Duncan Davenport Comnanv G.
| IS rapidly improving, but is still contend to
| his residence, No 25101a street northwest
| Privates H. o. Weiss, Spencer D. Bliss
and B. A. Reynolds are able to be out
Private E. A Weiss is still confined to his
nome ol4 East Capitol street. He has had
| a return OF the fever and has been a very
sick man. He is somewhat better today
Private Jas. A. Thorpe is quite sick at
| his home, 32G 9th street southeast, with
| malarial or climatic fever
There Is slight change for the better i'm
| the condition of Musician Madert He is
| sun very sick, however, at his residence
| in Mount Pleasant.
Private j. Jett Pollock's fever has devaI-
oped into typhoid
Frank G. Schutt, jr, of the 1st District
| of Columbia Volunteers Band, is under the
| care of physician at the home of his
| n other at Cherrydale Va for pernicious
| dysentery, contracted on board the Hudson
| on his trip from Santiago to Montauk
Capt. Marshall {. Rice Dead
| SARATOGA, N. Y. September 19.-Capt
Marshall c. Rice, ex-mayor of Jackson