Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-09-09

Long Island, n. Y, where the company re-
manned until September 8. when the LIST
District of Columbia Volunteers returned
to Washington.
While Company C was at detention camp
Camp Wikoff, Capt Domer was in COM
Hiand of he Sd Battalion. while Mai.
O Brien was in command of all the troops
that had arrived on the Hudson.
Company has lost five men since its
muster in, follows:
Private Charles Waldman died at sea Au-
gust 16. while on board the hospital ship
Oil, cite, and was buried at sea. His death
was from malaral fever and dysentery.
James p. LAWN, on his own application,
was transferred to Company L. Norman
w. Detzler was discharged June 3, and
Fred D. Nephew and Frank q. ketchun
were transferred to the hospital corps.
Corporal George S. r. Haycock was re-
duced to the ranks and Private A. G.
Hcusel was appointed in his place. Ken
meth O'Connor was appointed musician,
vice Norris K. Thorn and Willard ID. Jones
was appointed artifler, vice Fred D.
Nephew.
On September Charles S. Dawson and
Joseph r. Draney were in the Boston hos
pital, while Sergt. Tidestrom, Nicholas 3.
Davis, Leonidas c. Dyer, Roscoe Kirkland
and Harry Sebert were in the general hos
pital at Camp Wikoff.
On the same day the following were alb
sent from the company with leave: Corp.
Boulay, Priyates A. G. BargaHsen, 1. B,
Belmont, e. B. Burke, Frank P. Evans,
William A. Hickey, John c. Hyer, Steven
A. Johnson, William z. Nash, Arthur 3.
Proctor, jr. and George s. r. Haycock.
There is one man who has performed
faithful services in Company whose name
does not appear on the muster roll He is
Daniel A. Cleary, who was engaged by
Capt. Domer to go with him while at Chick
amauga, and Cleary has since performed
duty as his orderly. Cleary is Washing
ton boy, and mas suffered as much of hard
ship while in Cuba any other man in
fN,,t, f.ss.
as guide to Company NJ when that COM
pany marched one very dark night from
Siboney to Camp Fish.
Original Roll.
The original master roll of the company
was as follows:
Company C-Ceptain. Charles s. D. Do
uer; first lieutenant, VIM. c. Crist: second
lieutenant, Samuel c. Redman; first SER
geant, r. C. Rice: quartermaster sergeant.
Walter f. Stott; second sergeant. Arthur
CIaXton, jr.; third sergeant, Ivan Tidi-
strom: fourth sergeant, II. R. Sisson; cor
pora1s. George S. r. Haycock, A. B. War
rener John l.. Betz, Louis A. Bouiay, Guy
W. Finney and Samuel c. Jones.
Privates, Frank B. Ketcnam, Willard D.
Jones, Clarence H. Buchanan, F. Z. Web
ster, Charles Wa!dman, n. b. Davis, j. w.
! Craig. F. P. Evans. J. j. Luskey, Norris
K Thorn, John A. KEELING, L. C. Hyer F.
Lane R. Kirkland, VIM. G. O'ConEell,
Henry F. Putsche, VIM. F. O'Brien, Daniel
Conway, F. F. Greenw alt, Michael Bryant,
E. s. Dorsey, F. r. Kern, Aug. G. Barg-
hansen, E. f. Wear c. L. Davidson, Ed
| ward W. Nash, Harry Sebert, j. Lee Rae
E. o. Loucks, UIysse5 s. Staples, Harry 4.
Taylor. Edwin B Burk, E. C. Hslphenstein.
]. Louis Smith, c. Meyers Smith, Samuel
| w. Ford, R. K. Tongue, n. w. Detzler, Ad-
olson HouseI. VIM. A. Walsh. Ernest Dick
| sen, VIM. E. Palmer, Fl. O. Pusey, Jere-
| miah A. Costello. Joseph r. Draney, X. A.
O'Connor. William a. Hickey, Harold Sugg.
Isador B. Belmont, George S. Fox, Chas
T. Henry, James E. Rowland, Dennis
Walker, Hubert Frankell, s. A. Johnson,
Arthur 3. Proctor, Thomas L. Milstead.
Fred D. Nephew, artifioer; James ]. Coyle,
wagner.