The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-11
SICKNESS AMONG SOLDIERS
Typhoid Is said to BE Ramnant n
Honolulu

san Francisco. Cal, Nov. 10.-The steam
er Australia brings the following advises
to the Associated Press from Honolulu.
under date II October %:
Sickness among the soldiers in camp ho-e
Is increasing. New cases are of almost
hourly occurrence. Typhoid fever is ram
pant The military hospital is crowded
ana the nursing force Is entirely made
quate 10 the demands made upon il.
Since August "A. fifteen soldiers have
succumbed to various diseases. typhoid
carrying off seven. The death roll IS as
follows:
William Sullivan, typhtid, aged q. July
Il; c. H. Watson. typhoid. aged 81 July
p; Isaac Strickland, typhoid. ged p. July
q: William Patton. typhoid. aged p, Aug
ust "a; Ormond Fletcher. heart disease
aged SO, August IS: William Weuster. ty-
phoid, aged q, September %; Walter John
son. typhoid. aged 81. September II; CIar-
ence II. Porter, septic infection. October
?; William De Grain. ma.arial fever. age
IS. October s; Charles II. Thomson. con-
sumption, aged p. October Is: Thomas
Beaver, perittnitis, age o, October I6:
William Undertake, typhoid. aged o. Oc-
tOber IS; julius N Miller. acute mania.
aged %. October 20; Thomas Hanna. cleo
trio wire accident, aged Is October -: D.
w. Dawson typhoid fever. aged 50. Octo-
Der q; Webster Mccarthy. typhoid. aged
25. October IS; George W. Neian. convul-
sicns. October %; William Goodrich. ty-
phoid. aged q. October 80: c. Carter. ty-
phoid. aged y. October 20.
The bodies Of Goodrich and Carter were
embalmed and have been sent TO san
Francisco.
Last evening there were no less than 2S
New Workers. on the sick list. Every ef-
fort IS being ade % place the camp in
good sanitary condition.
The troop ships Valencia and Senator
sailed yesterday ATTENTION. and the Ari-
IONA, which has been delayed here on &C
count of an accident TO her water-tank.
will sail Sunday for Manila Captain John
Barneson. % the Arizona, has resigned HE
command and gone 70 Seattle. First Of
fic4r c. W. Aies succeeded him
General King has been confined to his
room for several days, suffering from the
F-LE--> w 4 Nd-AatLei u III FfN-4+iAA- ~ All
fammation IS serious and there IS pos
siblity Of blood poisoning.
Pres.den, Dole is Of the opinion that Il
viii be necessary for him 20 make trip
70 Washington probably in January OF
next wear. This will be after The reptrt
or the Hawaiian commission has been r.
ceived BY the president. and it was AZ the
request Of Senator Cu,lom that President
Dole. as A mem Der. De in attendance al
Washington during part Of the tine at
least that prospective legislation was b.
fore the committees OF the senate or house
or both.
he cabinet received a delegation %
planters on October q. OF the subject OF
Iaborers for the next quarter. On ac-
count Of the number % new plantations
being started a larger nUm5e- rlan usual
viii be required. After considerable dis
cussi1n, the application Tor 6.oo japanese
laborers was approved.
Presiten: Due. with the consent % The
cabinet has decided 70 appoint Gardner
X Wilder JUICE of TIE Third ard Fourth
judicial circuits, % succeed the ATE Judge
Z .. Fi:chc7k
san Fra-cisct. Cal. Nov. T-The steam
er Australia has arrived. seven days from
Honolulu. and : in quarantine. Among
her passengers we're th.rry sold s-s ar e.
d with uslz-ial fever. The majority q
the sex men are members q ,ha cavalry.
who were detailed ~ garrison dI-y IN The
islands. TIE invsiiis are n charge ot
Captain Hardin. n tha regular army and
Major Chase. q ths New York volunteers.
both - whom ara Ill The vtyaEe tn7-ov-
ed the co1dl Ron q most o. the men There
vas considerable Sickness sno1E he
troops A. Ffo-o.ulu. b.; the prevailing