The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-09-03
IN THE HOSPITALS.
List of Men of the 157th Regiment
Who Are Ill.

Who Are Ill.
Through the kindness of Mrs. Glenn Stude-
baker the patients in the camp hospital have
been supplied with pyjamas. At night a
number of gasoline torches, placed at vari-
Gus places near tile hospital, will furnish
light: which will illuminate the hospital
quarters. Everything in the power of DR..
0. 5. Runnels and Lieutenant Waterman
has been done to make the quarters for the
sick as comfortable as possible. The fol-
lowing is a list of the patients under the
care of DIR. VIM. T. S. Dodds: Sergeant Z.
d. Geller. of Company A, constipation;
Privates George Hire. Company l., Ligo-
reer, bronchial pne umonia; Robert c. Hall.
Of Company H. Angola dyscntery; Deyer
Glesor of Angela, dvsentery; Earnest Lin
dermuth, of Angola, exhaustion; H, l.. Wolf.
of Goshen. chills and fever; William j.
Groat. of the band corps. typho NAL aria /;
Thomas Clark, of Knox fever and mala-
ria; G. Fl. Barrunl, of Plymouth, ellis and
fever; George Light, Of Angola, constipation;
George M. Woodland. of Angola, constipa-
ton.
The following patients are under the care
of DR.. E. c. Stewart: Privates Ellis Rine-
nard. of Fort Wayne. stomatitis; r. /.
Stroup, of South Bend, dyseatery; Louis
Dinslow, malarial fever; Jacob Kaiker. Fort
Wayne. malarial fever; A. w Miller, of
Angola, malarial fever; Clyde Sutton of
Angola, dysentery; Warren Huffman, of
Wayne. dysentery; 7. r. Holmes. of Angola,
acute, catarrh: o. S. Denman, of Angola
acute stomatitis; Carl bartholomew. of An
gola, dysentery; Claude Smith, of Angola,
dysentery; George Brewer, of Angola dys-
entery: William Shelter, of Goshen exhaus-
t tsrn Erwin cry P,ayford, Of Angola, dyseu-
ton; Oliver A. Lint. of Waterloo dvsenterv.
). w. Davidson, of Angola, malaria.
Hospital Steward Q. G.. Shell Drs. Har-
on duty almost day and night for the past
Few weeks, receiving only few hours rest
Colonel Studcbaker has arranged matters so
that they win have a rest. The hospital
corps has also rendered invaluable services
me Following patients at various hos
pitfalls in the city: Privates Walberry. Nor
ton. WEIGHT and McNabb. of Angola; Priv
E a;tfSa BuekiGngham Dracis Quinlan and boo.
plymouth; Private Howe, of Elkhart; Priv
ale dessert, OF Company G. Fort Wayne;
Private Decker; of Lgoneer; Privates Lou
qerback and Chapman, of Company A.
Knox; Private Chidister, of Goshen; Pri-
Goshen; Private Goodrich. of Waterloo
Private Bear. of North Manchester: Pri-
vste Wilder. of Knox; Sergeant Major Den
tenant Faulkner. of South Bend
ire men of the One-hundred-and-
llIly-SeVenIn say that Major Wal
ter w. Barnett, surgeon of the regi-
ment. deserves much credit for the excellent
manner in which he handled the men who
were i'll at Port Tampa City and Fernan-
dina. He was handicapped on AL sides by
an insufficient supply of medicine and
wholesome food for the sick During the
entire time the regiment has been in serv-
Ice the hospital has not had an ambulance
and 1t was necessary to carry patients two
miles to the depot on q litter; until the sick
ness secured such a foothold in the regi-
nent that the officers of the First Ohio and
Third Pennsylvania Regiments offered the
services of one of their ambulances The
hospital consisted of two large tents and
two makeshifts, which did not contain room
for one-third of the patients in a serious
coi.cition.
Maj George W. Feaser. Capt Elias d.
Salisbury, Second Lieut.. Claude d. Fish, and
First Lieut. Elmer D. Rex, who have been
away on leaves of absence, returned to the
regiment yesterday.
Capt. Charles S. Medtury CHAPLAIN, First
Lieut.. Hartman L. Hutson. quartcrmaster,
Capt. Joseph E. Graves Second Lieut.. Spur
geon, and Capt. George w. Freyermuth,
away on leaves of absence, have not re-
turned to their commands on account of i'll
ness.