The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-18
SICK WHO WE'RE LEFT
MEMBERS OF THE FIFTEENTH
REGIMENT NOW IN TWIN
CITY HOSPITALS

MEMBERS OF THE FIFTEENTH
REGIMENT NOW IN TWIN
CITY HOSPITALS
ALL SUFFERING FROM FEVER
Few Cases Are Still Regarded as
Serious, but the Great Majority
of Them Are Now Passed the
Critical Stage, and 1t Is Believed
They Are on the Road to Re
cOVery.
The sick boys of the Fifteenth regi-
ment, who were left behind when the
regiment went South Thursday, are
fast recovering under the constant and
tender care Of the nurses and physi-
clans of the different hospitals AL
though there are now few very dan
gerOuS cases among them, most of the
soldiers are in a very weakened con-
dition, and it will be many weeks hA
fore they will recover theft natural
strength. All of the boys are down
with typhoid, or complications of the
same disease.
When the men are recovering from
the typhoid, they are in a most weak
ened condition and are very suscepti-
bic to relapseS or a return of the same
trouble they had before. Several of
the boys have already been taken sick
second time, as they were about
ready to leave the hospital on account
of carelessness and lack of care on
their part. The dangerous cases are
few, however, and the doctors think
that they all will pull through. There
are some few men who are now Just at
the height Of their fever, and complica-
lions might develop that would make
their cases dangerous. Those who are
considered in a dangerous condition
are in the Minneapolis hospitals, and
are Robert Dudley, Company 1; God
Trey Zimmerman, Company G., who,
When nearly in a condition to go back
to his regiment, was taken sick a sec
ond time at the Northwestern hospital,
and AlphOnse Beaudet, of Company B
at the St Mary's hospital. Dudley has
been in the hospital since Aug %, and
zimmerman was brought in the same
time. Beaudet, who is probably in
the worst condition, has been in Saint
Mary's since Sept. 10.
The members Of the Fifteenth regi-
ment who are at present in the hospi-
tails Of the Twin Cities are:
CITY HOSPITAL. -. PAUL.
W. f. Norman, Co. Fl. LANES Oaks 70
1T1ppWdird Ch1ids, Co. H. Nick Sward Co. g.
les les Scout Co. L. L. M. Brown Co B.
NJ HNII0Jwalter, Co. L. w. e. Preston Co G.
r T ta,iier' 90. II. Abe Nystedt, Co. d.
VIM. Williams Co T. q Peterson ~ n
NJ VSSilsoh, Co ID. Nick Bergeson Co. G.
XrthI G95soh' GO. G. Zanas Hazard Co. NJ
I la.mII GH0gers, Co D. Frank Barclay, Co G.
Joseph Collins, Co. H J. Eastman "a IA
An NIs,s,d 20. u; lG. E. Munich. Co. G.
que ~ SsIeut mas been in the hospital sew.
e Gays and for the last three days has
Oeeh out OF his head. He is very i'll.
ST. LUKE'S.
John Ober Co. F. John Kaffer Co NJ
q. cornell Co. d. c. Klunder, Co. H.
Joh4 " 6Flen, 20. ID. Frank Lesson, Co. F.
4. n. Coe. Co; l. J. w. Mueller, Co. G.
E.. Quinn, Co. L. c. E Myers 70 T
H. B. Hanson, Co, L. Thos OiRrien 70 n
gohh butler' co. II. II. Rosenquist, Co. F.
thonas Browa, co: l. L. S. Taylor. Co. A.
a "A w RDls STOW, 20. II. VIM: Thornberg, Co. l.
n n w. bower, c. G. W. Won Hagen, Co. A.
y. bIdcKpurn, co. h. N. Johnson Co. M
6arL Coleman. Co. L. Peter Rivers Co. L.
-. GoGurlch, Co. M. Geo. Shelton. Co. NJ
Conrad Grende Co. F.
ST. JOSEPHS
John Learned, Co. F. John Abel, Co. L.
John e. Bass. G. Geiner Co. K
Luit Thee. Lundstrom. Lester Lord Co M
Emanuel Peterson. H. Forder Co II
Harry + Shook Shook, CO. G., +: schwede. Co. B.
Carl E. Dahl, Co. G. James Houk.
George shiller, Co. B. ]. O'Farreii,, Co. B.
e. H. Gilvear, Co. A.lEdmund Cody, Co. A.
BETHESDA.
A. c. Peterson, Co. L. George Kahnt Co. X
g Christensen. CO, NJ R. W SeTg' Co co. II F.
W Frester, Co. F. F. D. keenan,, Co. /.
". Eastman, Co. H. Corp. NundweiIer Go.
q. Lindquist, Co. H. H.
David Spencer, Co., III. Gallagher, Co. NJ.
John Beck, Co. d. J. Schwabecker Co
E. Johnson, Co. D. K.
Il. Bassett, Co. H. D. Therein, Co. B.
7. Springer, Co. F. A. Moberly, Co. H.
Oscar Ryland, Co. F. L. Palson Co. H.
Alof Hanson, Co. H
NORTHWESTERN, MINNEAPOLIS
Pearl Oxley, Co. NJ. Christ Moln, Co. 1.
L. Christensen, Co. NJ F. Knunth, Co. H.
). ObIinger, Co. D. H. Bugler, Co. NJ.
Geo: Steep, co. K. Bert Olson, Co. F.
J. Biermon, Co. H. O. Anderburg, Co. c.
G. Zimmerman, Co. G. H. D. Davis Co. G.
Robert Dudley, Co. L. F. Christensen. Co. F.
s. Conway, Co. E. John Kelly. Co. X.
TheO. Johnson, Co. G. Peterson, Co H.
Jacob S. Carr, Co. F. Henry Cook, Co. NJ
Geo. b. Hovey Co. H. Clint. Harberg, Co. E.
VIM. May, Co. H. A. J. Jones, Co. A.
John Hoffman, Co. F. IClinton Ballet, Co. G..
Henry Dawaid, &c. K. John Lobner Co. H.
K. Lunberg, co. II. Guy W. Leet, Co. D.
H. Anterior, Co. B. L.. Fredenberg, Co. D.
ST. MARY'S, MINNEAPOLIS.
J. e. Stearns, Co. H. JOS. Dewyer, Co. q.
P. Sodergren, Co. K S. Stephens, Co. G.
o. Danielson, Co. X. Carl Hoven, Co G.
o. NJ. Hanson, Co. XII. L. Peterson, Co. L.
Jesse Doan Co: l. Chris d. Ring, Co. D.
c. Young, Co. G. Oscar Fresh, Co. NJ
B. 7. Tflston, band. A. Beaudet, Co. B.
R. 7. Maxwell, Co. X. Geo. Ecland Co. G.
A. T. Gorder Co. X. w. J. Welsh, Co. G.
Sgt NJ. S. Kiefer, COX G. Humphrey. Co. G.
Ralph Grave Co. A. H. P. Peterson, Co. NJ
F. E. Holmberg, Co D. Emil Reddil, Co. G.
Nels Hokenson, Co. l. F. Winterroof Co. |.
VIM. Rickett, Co. G. Andrew Lee, Co. A.
Frank Irwin, Co. G. |
The only patient in the city hospital is
Carly Tollefston, Company X.
ASBURY, MINNEAPOLIS
s. Simpkins, Co. @. Roy Olson. Co. G.
H. Kruger, Co. G. John NJ DUEL. Co G.
". f. Starkey, GO. b H. Oestreich, Co. c.
Delos barnard, Co. e. Holver Arneson, Co. G.
A. Z. Vance, Co. G. A. Tsbuden. Co. G.
P. Du Chene, Co. A. John lion Co E.
Carl 1. King, Co. G. E. Tremming. Co G..
n. F. Nelson, co. A w. Burnell, Co. A.
Michael Lynch, Co. A. Ada Simpson. Co. K.
John Carg, co: e: Herman Negali, Co.H.
E. ]. Mckay, Co. K. H E. WAY. Co F.
R. B. Smith, Co. F. C. Johnson Co. NJ.
Coven Copp. Co. l. Otto Kohbase Co. K
L. thompson, Co. NJ wv. Peterson, Co. II.
J: A. Dahlberg, co. M.lJ. F. Johnson, Co. H.
Earl Wlgham; Co H'lC. H. Brevell Co. A.