New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-21
RELEASED FROM THE RELIEF
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS rAKrv
TO BROOKLYN HOSPITALS

THE LONG ISLAND COLLEGE RECEIVING
sIXTY-sEvEN-o NAN DIED
BEFORE THE SHIP REACHED
TIE PIER
The United STATES hospital ship Relief beartn.
154 sick wounded and convalescent soldier,
reached the PacGc-st. pier in Brooklyn yests,.
day morning 4 number 81 ambulances and
carriages were In waiting. ard soon as IN.
gangpank was thrown out. tho work of trans
ferring the soldiers was begun. under the drec
ton Of Mater Torrey. Or. Gildersleeve. ofM
Peters Hospital. and DR.. Shaw. superintendent
OF the Long Island College Hospital. Prior "a
the ships arrival in Brooklyn, forty-seven Of
the soldiers who came from Ponce on the Relic,
had been transferred to the Government Hn
pltai al Fort Hamilton.
The first man 10 lard at the Pacifc-st Die,
was Lieutenant Joseph II. Showa'ter. OF the 9th
Illinois. The men whose condition was most
serious were removed TO the hospitals In ambu.
Ianccs The others taken away in car.
riages. and the work went on steadily until the
last man had been removed. Eigh'y-seven OF
the soldiers were placed In 81. Peters Hospital
and sixty-seven in Tie Long Island College H.
pital Three-fourtks of the men suffering
from malaria and typhoid fever.
George Lout. OF Company +. 18th Infantry. f.
the most serous fever patient. He has been de.
lirious for several days. ard it Is said by the
doctors Of the Long Island College Hospital thar
his chances Of recovery are slight. There are
number 81 other bad fever cases in st. Peters
UospitaL but none that are considered critical
Just before the Relief reached the pier Pr.
vate John Clark of the 9th United States In.
fartry. died His body was taken Of BY
do he
- Fort Hamilton where he will be buried with
military honsrs.
Much comment was heard about the hospitals
regarding the new batch Of soldiers. The first
lot OF men brought t. this city almost in
rags but those who arrived Yesterday had nice
clean uniforms on, and altogether looked as II
they had been cared for.
There was much activity In both OF the hos.
pitals all day yesterday. particularly in 81,
Peters as each man received a glass OF milk
and some food the moment he placed In
his cot.
Including the last consignment, Brooklyn now
has 800 sick and wounded soldiers. The sick
men are distributed as follows:
LONG ISLAND COLLEGE HOSPITAL
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ARMSTRONG. lewis company L. an PsnnsyvanA
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BLK ' Thomas ia,,' Company s. ii,h Infantry.
nf0oRSiiiRE. John Company e. 10Th Massschiseta
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coxS0R. rcn'amn b. Corporal Company X. Is, xss-
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wErEsFR Georre j. company 4 i,a Infantry.
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2iMMFRmAH ;aI En;. com rr D. "a wscoSs.n.
ST PETERS HOSPITAL
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ATWOOD. warren E. COMPANY + cs xas.a:ha''''A
BoWKNR John c9"GgnS r. "a W a.s ni5,.
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conn Lem I..nueI r. company D. lin Infantry.
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Gh bW fTanS lG'h rSnnsyF@ a. Inn Infantry
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EGiSoM, Hans c,mp,ny (. a VISOR; ;a,.,,-v
BOWLER. Wilson q. ,omphny ~ Dtn H'a'"''
GRrrNs1ONE. Isrnei COMPANY A. i7'H infsn,"'
G IiF o,' s'' com?,ny T. is, T.rassy.
GROG,N. J. Sterling Company NJ. I'm Artney
GARDINER. John n. COMPANY A I'm Infantry
HAGUE Martin. Company A. 81 Nisccn.n
HENNFSsN. Willnm COMPANY \. 81 linos
HART. N'lam Company -. iith irfan'ri
HUMPHREY Daniel ". Battery g. 81 N''leN'
i lonxsox "g :'Th r. r. ceap;"y Il Oh n,,as
JsRRrTr John p. Company x. ~ Wisconsin
JOHNSON David !. Company II. an Ohio
KOUNE Henry. Company - ift terrecii. ", 49,. NJ.
LEE Hcnarl'n r. Fourth company. United S'a'' ~
nal Corps.
IANDERs. James A.. COMPANY 4. i'fA lnfah"'
Lyons James. lunrtcrma<t-r's department
LANCASTER. Robert lee company ". is' heN''~'
MAXWELL. James r.. Amhu'sncc 'l'p-
MACsiiNOr Edward, Company r. I'm ln'a'nl'
NJ Kf.ESON Joseph. Company Il. n Wisc.ns"
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