Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-06
TO LIE At ARLINGTON
si1ty-si1 Soldier Dead Brought From
Cubs.
Remains Of Capt. Peikotto Sent to
observation-disclosures to Be Held
Tomorrow.

Sixty-six of the ninety-nlne. soldier dead
brought home from Cuba on the transport
Mcclellan arrived here this morning from
New York and will be inferred at the Ar
lIngton cemetery tomorrow morning at IL
O'Clock with appropriate religious and mill
tary ceremonies.
Inc remains arrived at $50 o'clock at the
Hossiyn branch of the Pennsylvania rail-
road. Each wooden box inclosing casket
was labeled with the name and the designa-
ton. company and regiment of the soldier
whose body was inclosed. The consign-
ment filed two Of the freight cars of the
Adams Express Company.
AS soon as the train arrived and the cars
were placed on a siding Freight Agent
Harry Gingell notified the proper authori-
ties and within a short period of time the
work or transporting the bodies to Airing
ton cemetery was commenced. About
twenty-five teams were used in the work.
including government outfits from Fort
Myer and express wagons hired from a
local firm The usual formalides We're OBJ
served. Each box was draped with an
American flag and the teams were sent out
IN regular procession, the presence of all
the drivers being necessary to unload the
heavy boxes.
At Arlington the boxes were placed I'M
der cover and will be kept there, under
guard. until the exercises attending the
Dur1al tomorrow. In the intervening time
The remains of Can't D. L. NJ Peixotto
Sd Volunteer Infantry. formerly of the Dis
trlct militia, are not included in this lot,
iheE having been consigned to relatives in
Brooklyn. and 1t is presumed that they will
be buried in one of the cemeteries of that
city.
The bodies to be buried at Arlington to-
morrow include officers, enlisted men and
civilians disinterred at Santiago, Guantana-
no. Manzanfllo, Baracoa, Trinidad and
Ciego de Avila- There is one woman in
the list and she will have the distinction
OF being the second woman holding mill
tary position ever buried within the military
cemetery at Arlington. Her name is Mrs.
Anna Campos, and she was borne on the
army rolls as hospital nurse. She lost
her life in the strict line of duty for her
country. having been stricken down with
yellow fever while nursing the soldiers in
the fever-rdden districts of Cuba. The
only other woman attached to the army
buried at Arlington was one of the heroic
army nurses Of the war OF the rebellion.
List of the Dead.
The following is a complete list of the
dead brought home on the Mcclellan, of
whom the majority are to be buried at Ar
lirgton:
Signal corps-Joseph J. Council
Hospital corps-Harry G. White, David
M Bender. Anton Guinness.
First Cavalry-Private Edward Frolkey,
L; William d. Moody, II; Charles Scott, c:
Bob Roberts, NJ; David Hughes, NJ; John c.
Neal A.
First Infantry-Sergt Charles Coons, H.
Second Infantry-Private Albert Writ, G..
Fourth Infantry = Private Merritt b.
Chambers. A
Fifth Infantry-Privates James ]. Flana-
gan, B; Dominick Welsh, E; John ].
Powell. D: George w. Plat, H; NJ. ]. Tier
ney, H: James E. Deveney, H.
Eighth Infantry-Corpl. John Dunn. B;
Privates Joseph F. Clough. C; William Cal
vim, A; Thomas Murphy, E; Ruby Upton,
Fifteenth Infantry-Sergt. William Lap
pin F; Corp1. John F, smallng. l. Privates
Joseph Conway, L; Samuel De Turk, L;
Thomas F. Fitzgerald. F.
Second Volunteer Infantry-Corpl. Daniel
O'Connell, d; Privstes John Doran, 1;
William Mcdonald, E; Joseph F. Myhan,
A: William A. Sweeney, H.
Third Volunteer Infantry-Private Ed D,
Burnett, L: Second Lieut.. Joshua W. john
son. E: Sergt Maj Hugh c. Blount; Pri-
Yates Frank Edwards, F; James Cooney.
F: Frederick Buehler, f; Capt d. L. NJ.
Peixotto; Privates w. F. McAlpn, I; Ben
jamin F. Dimery, D; Walter Gray, H;
Louis Reese H: Streaty l. Smith. F; Rob-
ert l.. Coursan, B; Thomas H. Ennis, l.;
William J. Pugh, B: Ralph ]. Young, F;
Robert Williams. H; Streaty P. Hamilton
F; John p. Mcdaniel, d; William J. Cum
mfr. F; William l.. Irving, u; John NJ.
Yates Brownow w. Whitner, X Robert T.
Tanksley, H; Artificer George Green taias
George Buzz. d; Privates Charles A Steb-
bins, /; John Miller, NJ
Fourth Volunteer Infantry-Privates Ben
nett T. Clements, G; James ]. Cox, D; VIM
II. Daum (alias Albert F. Gordon), H; JOS
B. Moore. band: Frank H. Poffenberger,
H; James l.. Smith, K; Musician Daniel
Irving.
Ninth Volunteer Infantry-Corporal Thos.
Robinson, c; Private Spencer White, C.
Eighth Illnois-Private Alonzo Park F;
Sergeant George l.. Patterson, F.
Twenty third Kansas-Private William
Norman, G..
Fourth Tennessee-Prvates Tice Bunten,
X; William Bullock. A: Samuel c. Leinart,
NJ; John T. McGoldrick, E; William N.
McCrary, H; Stanley Wright. H: Corporal
Greed Young, C; Artifcer Tyson H. Ballard,
E; Privates j. 3. Phillips, jr., c; George
Riddle, b: Clinton c. Moody, G; Mrs Anna
Campos, hospital nurse; Walter E. Spicer,
postmaster at Guantanamo.
Thirty-fourth Michigan-Private George
Kent, X.
Fifth Volunteer Undergraduates Wal
ter De Camp, jr., D; Homer G. Holloway.
A; John A. Mcbride, L; Benjamin A. Cat
ton, B.
Also five unknown soldiers, 10th United