Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1899-04-08
BRINGS HOME SOLDIER DEAD.
The Transport Crook Arrived AT New
York Today.

New York, March @.-The transport
Crook, from Puerto Rico and Santiago,
with BOG passengers and 6S2 bodies OF SOL
diers who died or were killed In the bat
ties In Cub and Puerto Rico, arrived at
this port today. The dead that are identi-
fed will be given to the relatives or
not Identified will be inferred In Arlington
cemetery, near Washington. The Crook
was sent to Puerto Rico and Cuba to
bring back the bodies OF the soldiers who
died during the campaign. The removal
was undertaken at the expense OF the
government. There are 1900 dead 10 be
brought back, and as soon as the Crook
is unloaded she will return to Santiago to
bring back the remainder.
Following is a list OF the dead on the
Crook, given out by the army officials In
this city:
From Puerto Rico:
Varley, John Il. Kirk: Privates w. +.
Connery, Joseph Quill, Neal Rander.
Thomas Roache, Robert Walter, Frank
Webb, Louis T.. Taylor, Joseph II. Bar
rett.
Hospital corps:
Burt G. Burke, Chas. II. Thesis, Chas.
A. Currier. Chas. A. Haven.
81. EEorty msSR d New Y York w. Rus
Fifth C~avalry-John L.. Varnet, Aaron
sss5 Ixyb ca IsniS g, over.
Sixth nlinois-Chas. A. Calvert, Frank
Way, VIM. b. Kimball. Albert L.
Schmidt, R~andolphus Hicks, quartermas-
ter.
Third Wisconsin-Ellis Noyes, Corporal
Frank Z. Stanley, Corporal Sumner p.
Bartlett, Sergeant George III. Edwards,
James H.. Gamble. Corporal f. b. LOOMS,
Charles Macarthur, Fred Nought, Charles
Sunderlin, Corporal o. b. Swanson, Jas.
Turner, Edward Wachter. Charles wag-
ner, Oscar /. zimmerman. B. b. Bailey.
Dwight c. Brace, Charles N. Cummings,
Frank Granger, Peter r. Nolan, Joseph
Tuchich.
Sixteenth Pennsylvania- Corporal Philip
koph, r.. IL. Manning, John Segerstrom,
Edward s. Daily, Loten A. Dinsmore,
Clayton e. Damon. VIM. II. George. Her
man d.. Hughes. Erwin NJ. Kerne, II. F.
RansO, Geo. B: sloan Arthur 4 Dsrren,
Hiram A.. Reynolds, Hoson f. Vincent,
Jacob A. Wheeler, Harry NJ. Bodine.
Arthur l.. Borden, VIM. p. McCourtney,
X. Mong, Charles b. Palmer, Philander
Young.
First Kentucky--Joseph l.. Simons, Hus-
ton s.. Amyx, Homer M. Bailey, Marchal
Cole. Corporal d. Davis. Frank w. Farm
er, John w. Jones. George l.. OFT, Ser
geant Frank Reynolds.
First Missouri-C. II. Whittelsey.
Fourth Ohio-James II. counts.
First Engineers-Michael Coleman. Cor
poral Eugene Miles. VIM. Park. Frank II.
Reese, Charles f. Stoner.
Third Artillery Adolphus Newhouse,
Thomas M. Sanders.
Fifth Artillery-M. J. Connolly. John A..
Gibson, Fred s. Phelps.
Sixth Artillery-Joseph Leur.
Seventh Artillery-John j. Mahoney.
Nineteenth Infantry - Morton Barnes,
Herbert ID. Evans. Sergeant David Ferg,
Charles G.. GoetZman. Fred II. Holden,
George b. Lafarre, Luke It. Peake, Joseph
Babcock. Charles Renshaw, Fred l.. Rid
die, Corporal Bernhard Rohn, VIM. A.
Scott, VIM. Stork, Edward Talmadge,
Geo. Undering, Tony Witkowski.
Among those from Santiago are the fol-
lowing:
Eighth Ohio-W. X. Adams, George w.
Coleman, Lieutenant Harry G.. Hague,
Charles c. Keplinger. Corporal William r.
Knowles, Charles F.. Miller. M. McDole,
Arthur Nelson, Percy Nelson, Will c.
Primus, Amos G. Simpson, Corporal
Charles f. Tanner. Sergeant Charles
Thomas. l.. l.. Weicker. e. j. Wingenton.
First lllinois-Ernest w. Balezer, Wag.
oner George r. Bray, Ashley Field, Paul
r. CANCER, J. p. Lindberg, Daniel Lone.
arm. John ii. Miriski. Albert Nicholson,
w. Richardson, Daniel A. Stone, Frank
II. Tally, Corporal Charles d. Roberts.
Thirty-fourth M~ichigan-Geo. r.. Briggs,
Corporal c. c.. Chamberlain, Cliff HUSKY,
August Johnson, Henry Rooster, jr., @.
3. Lovejoy, George Martin, Sergeant ].
G. Oliver, Musician John Symons, ID. p.
Tannant. Peter f. Vandenboom.