The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-08-13
(snecial to The Heraldl

Especial to The Herald)
San Francisco. Aug. 12.-When the
Utah special train leaves here next
Thursday afternoon every man in the
batteries will be aboard. For time
1t was feared that some of the patients
now in the hospital would be unable 10
leave their wards. but todayS report
shows that all are speedily recovering.
Most of them are able to hobble around
or sit up. and by next Wednesday their
trunks will be packed.
Below is a complete list of the sick
since the batteries arrived at the Pre-
sidio. The names of those now con-
fined in the sick wards are:
Corporal Parker j. Hall. 8, fracture
of left femur in battle.
Private Don r. Coray. Il, dysentery.
Private Charles Peterson. boils.
Private Jack Braman. B. fracture
left knee cap.
Private Peter Benson, fever.
Private Marshall Quick, B, eczema.
Private Hans Sorenson. A, diarrhoea.
Lieutenant George Gibbs, A, fever
Private John Bridgman, 3, sprained
ankle.
Private Thomas Hughes. A. ulcer on
leg (slighD.
Private John Zahler, A, diarrhoea.
Private Leo Decker, abscess (slighD.
Discharged As Convalescents.
The following men have been sent to
the Preside hospital for treatment. and
discharged as convalescents:
Sergeant John Buchi, 3. dysentery.
July 80.
Private Z. Bjarenson. B. diarrhoea.
July 80.
Sergeant Emil Johnson. A. diarroea,
July 80.
Private Everett Hopkins. B. dysen-
terry, July 80.
Private Harry Snyder. B. liberated
tooth. July 81.
Private Fred schaupp. B. diarrhoea.
Aug. /.
Private George Noble, A, dysentery.
Aug. 8.
Corporal Thomas Collins. A, bruised
thigh, Aug. 3.
Private Emil Selmar, A, injured eye.
Aug. 3.
Corporal Theodore Center. dysentery
Private Philip Dalemore, B, boil.
Aug. 8.
Private Virgil Chamberlain, B, dys-
entery, Aug. 8.
Corporal Leonard Duffin, A, malaria.
Aug. 4.
Private Moroni Turner B. weak eyes,
caused from intense heat in Manila.
Aug. 4.
O.
Private John Zollinger, B. boil, Aug.
Those Slightly Ill.
Since the arrival of the batteries on
at the tent hospital with ailments or
injuries too slight to be recorded.
When these took a serious turn they
We're diagnosed and sent to the gen.
eral hospital for treatment. but in most
cases nothing of any consequence re-
suited. They are:
Private Ralph Kidder. battery a.
Thomas Hughes. battery a.
Everett b. Ferris, battery A.
NJ. Philips, battery a.
Sergeant f. V. Johnson, battery A.
Private Charles Peterson. battery \.
Private A. Ekstrand. battery A.
Private Severn Rasmussen, bat
terry a.
Private G. W. Noble, battery a.
Private II. w. Wyne. battery \.
Private James Alfred, battery \.
Private l.. P Anderson. battery \.
Private George L. Doty. battery A.
Corporal Thomas Collins, battery \.
Private Warren Larson, battery \.
T. b. Trip. battery a.
p. c. Peterson. battery \.
Arthur Lowder, battery \.
Joseph H. Morgan. battery \.
D. ]. Davis. battery y.
p. Z. Christensen, battery n.
Private John Baker. battery B.
Private Alex Ray. battery B.
Private Joseph Wessler. battery B.
Private ]. d. Norris, battery 3.
Private Glenn BenZon, battery Is.
Private J. w. Beasley, battery b.
Private John Vance. battery b.
Private Edgar Grandpre, battery 3.
Corporal Wickersham, battery 3.
Corporal r. l.. Bush. battery b
Corporal P d. Schroeder. battery b.
Sergeant H Dusenberry, battery b.
Sergeant Lewis n. Fehr, battery B.
Private Willard Chaffin, battery 3.
Private D. a. Dunning, battery b.
Private John Hogan. battery b.
Private D. NJ. Anderson. battery b.
Private Milton Morton, battery b.
Private Daniel V. Lawson. battery Is.
Private Gust Carlson. battery h.
Private ]. w. Collins. battery B.
Hospital Corps Discharged.
The men of the hospital corps are the
MANIFEST. at the Preside. They got
their discharges today-something I'M
expected. for they had been told that
these papers must be first sent to
involving delay of near
" two weeks. The boys will leave with
the batteries next thursday althouSh
thew are now practically relieved from
further duty in the service They are
too patriotic TO leave their sick COM
rades as long as assistance is needed.
The names of the corps are: Hospital
stewards-Frank II. Sewell, Carl L.
sandberg. Privates-Leroy C. Lyman.
Edwin Kelner, Fred Schmale, NJ. A
Nidever..
Stokes Had Leg Amputated.
Lenox. Mass. Aug. 12.-Anson Phelps
H.. Il.