Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-02
LIST OF PATRIOT DEAD
Those Brought From Cuba and Inferred
Yesterday in Arlington Cemetery.
One i'm List Whose Name Was In
knewn-Contempla Improve
ments i'm the Grounds.

The dead soldiers whose remains We're
brought from Cuba ana were buried yester-
day in Arlington cemetery numbered sixty
SIX, stated in The Star. Their names
and the commands in which they served.
respectively. We're entered on the rolls as
follows: Melvin Harrington, private. Troop
L. 10th United States Cavalry; Louis b.
Barrett, private. Company E. I'd United
States Infantry: Conrad A. Russian. hospi-
tai corps, private; Daniel Book private.
Company NJ. 9Th. United States infantry:
I'hilip S. Braedenbach, private. Company
X, 9Th United States InfanEy; Albert
Brun. private. Troop L. 11th United States
Cavalry; G. Brown. private, Company f. ID
United States Volunteer Infantry; Roy
Barnes. private. Company ]. 34th Michigan
Volunteer Infantry: William l.. Bethel. pri-
vate. Company b, 10th United States In
fantry: John Cassidy, private. Company A.
9Th United States Infantry: John A. Cole
bauch. private. Company c. 18th United
States Infantry: Thomas A. Costello. cor
poraI. Company H. 9th Massachusetts Vol
unteer Infantry: Martin Cr!stor private.
Company b. ath United States Volunteer
Infantry; Louis Clark, private. Company
X, 9th United States Volunteer Infantry;
William Cooney, private. Company A, 9TH
United States Infantry: William Dallohunt,
private. Company II, 9th United States Vol
unteer Infantry; James Davis, private
Company c, 9TH United States Infantry;
Jesse NJ. Dunford, private, Company 6, 9th
United States Infantry; W. Dates private.
Company c. I'd United States Volunteer
Infantry: Martin DeTemple private Com
pany G.. 9Th United States Infantry: john
w. Ecker. private. Company G. 9th United
States Volunteer Infantry. Peter Eich, pri-
vate. Company l.. I'd United States Nolun-
teer Infantry; F. w. Fabricious, assistant
army surgeon; Thomas Finn. seaman.
United States steamer Yankton United
States navy: James Fallon. quartermaster
sergeant, Company G, 9Th United States IN
fantry; Thomas Fox, private, Company T.
I'd United States Volunteer Infantry: Rob-
ert Gallery, recruit 9Th United States In
fantry; Oscar l.. Gibson private. Company
A, 9Th United States Infantry: J. A. Grady
corporal. Company E, ID United States Vol
unteor Infantry; J. Gordon, private. Com
pany 1. I'd United States Volunteer Infan-
try: Edward Harris corporal. Company
/. 9th United States Volunteer Infan-
try: James \. Hodges, private, Company
A, 9th United States Infantry: William
Hayes, private, Troop K, 10th United States
Cavalry: Thomas Jennings. private, band.
sergeant, Company E. 9th United States
Volunteer Infantry: Robert f. Landlord,
private. hospital corps; Irving Lane. Dri-
vate. Company d. 9Th United States In
fantry; James B. Mclaughlin. lieutenant,
signal corps; James A. McCale, SER
geant, Company A, 9TH United States In
fantry; Michael McCue, private. Company
A, 9Th United States Infantry: James Nc
Cauley. private. Company G. 9Th United
States Infantry: James Mccarthy, private,
Company G, 9TH United States Infantry; ].
c. Mcdonald, private, Company L, I'd
United States Volunteer Infantry; Patrick
Manning. private. Company NJ, 9TH United
States Infantry; L. Morrow. private. Com
pany l.. ID United States Volunteer Infan-
try, box marked Company c." Richard
0Shea, private, Company A 9th United
States Volunteer Infantry; James Patton.
private, Company G. Sth United States Vol
unteer Infantry; Harmon Payne. box
9TH United States Infantry; w. Parody,
private, Company A. I'd United States Vol
unteer Infantry: Charles E. Rogers. pri-'
vate, Company G, 9TH United States Infan-
try; Columbus Stuart, commissary SER
geaut. sth United States Infantry; Frank
Seitz, private, Company H. 10th United
States Infantry: Andrew Sterling, private,
Company G. >5th United States Infantry:
Jack Sutherland. sergeant. band. ID United
States Volunteer Infantry; William St.
Julian, private, Company K. ID United
States Volunteer Infantry; E. S. Tyner,
sistant army surgeon; William ]. Turney,
hospital corps, private; George B. Tiffany,
private, Company A, 5th United States In
fantry; Arthur Neazie, private, Company
box marked "Bussey;' Joshua Williams,
private. Company a, 9Th United States In
fantry; Samuel ]. Whitsitt. private. Com
pany F, 9Th United States Infantry; George
States Volunteer Infantry: Charles Wood.
corporal Company B, 2i United States Vol
unteer Infantry; Thomas II. Woodruff, cap
tain, 9TH United States Infantry.
One unknown soldier from the 10Th
United States Infantry was included the
box containing the remains being desig-
mated merely as 10th L. S. Infantry
improvements in Grounds.
A number of improvements have been
made and others are contemplated in what
is known as the Spanish-Americau war
section of Arlington national cemetery.
The place selected for the section is in the
southern portion of the cemetery, near the
south wall There are no trees there. IL
is an immense level space which is fast
being filled up with small. white head
boards, each marking the last resting
place of some soldier. Near by is sepa-
rate plot, in which the bodies of the sur
vivors of the Inflated battle ship Maine
have been inferred. The graves marked
by wooden headboards but soon>these will
be replaced by marble stones of a uniform
size
Near the Maine plot it is contemplated TO
erect a monument in memory of the dead
seamen and marines. Another monument
Will also be erected in the plot set aside
for the soldiers who lost their lives on
Cuban soil. The monuments will be works
of art. and will soon be in process of con-
struction, the plans for the same having |
been practically accepted.
On the brow of the hill overlooking the |
Potomac four guns have been placed. tro- |
plies of the war with Spain. Two Of the |
guns are or large size, equal 10 the An1ef1-
can navy finch gun. One of these guns
was taken from the Viscaya, while the |
other came from the Maria Teresa. Two
smaller guns. taken from the defenses of |
Santiago, are on either side All of the |
guns are mounted on an ornamental capped |
brick pedestal, standing perhaps three feet |
from the ground:
The general plan for the Improvement and !
identifying of this portion of the cemetery |
is under the direction of Colonel True. Ii |
is proposed to remodel the grounds and |
make of them beautiful landscape scene. |
PROMINENT BROKERS ARRESTED. |
Members of Chicago Board of Trade /
Charged With Swindling.
Three prominent members of the Chicago |
board of trade were arrested yesterday by |