The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-20
MORTALITY 35 IN fFO MONTHS
Medical Officers Much Con-
cerned at the Lack of
Improvement.
STRONG MEASURE ADOPTED
VIII Punish Al Who Fail to Report
Appearance Of Casss-Lack of Sani-
taIy Sewerage Native and Spanish
Physicians Cuticise Methods.

Asiatic cholera still kills more Ameri-
can soldiers in the Philippines than all
ether causes combined.
4 report received this morning from
GsneraI Chanee announces that between
June p and Jgly 10 there we're thirty
five deaths from the dread disease
among the enlisted men. During the
same period other deaths occurred. as
follows:
Dysentery, Il; tuberculosis. 2: maia-
rial fever =. other causes. 10 Total. D.
Medical Officers Concerned.
I The cholera situation continues TO
give the medical officers at Manila
much concern. The board OF health, ac-
cording 10 mail advlees2 received today
at the War Department, has taken
measures 10 punish persons who faSI
to report the appearance Of cases They
attribute the spread OF the disease 70
the fact that natives refuse to tell where
lease and, owing to desire not to
arclsse ..zseeling. the laws in this re-
tsDect have not been rigidIy enforced
+ PF- Myer Herman has inaugurated the
chloride of line disinfectioa scheme. as
be did while II Cuba, and the powerful
dIsiHfeetant is being distributed with
great liberality-
follows
The Death List.
Asietie cboIera-RolHe 4. Becker. prs-
vate. Hospital Corps; ROBERTO C5uintt,
private TsiTdz Company, Native Scouts
John Stsi4as-. pirate, Hospital Corps:
EGEefse p l5ea9e. private. Second
battalion Engineers Thomas BTacken.
corporal. I. Thirtiefh Infantry: Francs
H. corbitt. private. G. Sixth Cavalry:
Dallas E LiEkhart, private, A. Second
infantry; Maxfznilian l. LoCwidt, post
ronnisSary sergeant; Juan Esuadei.
yriyate, Sixteenth Company, Native
scouts; Mareiso Pagavo. private. Eight
eenth COMPANY. Native Scouts Leon Co.
ram, private, Eighteenth Company. Va
I'VE Scouts; Felipe Esposa. private.
Elghteentk Company, Native Scouts:
DemetTio Catello, pirate. Eighteenth
ComE any, Native Scouts Norman Grow
barger- private, E, 28th Infantry Simon
Sespass- private, F, Ninth Cavslrv;
waiter a Scott, private. E. Engineers;
Ctaud X Henry private. 1. First Cav
airy; William II. Howard. sergeant G.
Fifth Cavalry; Francisco MeTcado. SER
Seant. Twentieth, Native Scouts: Harry
H. Hill. blacksmith, 3. Sixth CavaIry:
6obeTt D. Hensay. private. u, Eighth
infantry; AiDhonso Sagagbaen, cook,
Twenty-frSt. Native Scouts. Allen
Ward, private T. Sixteenth Infantry:
alexander Martell. private. Hospital
Corps; John Davis private. D. Twenty
fifth Infantry: Robert c. Harvey. SER
geant, H. Eighth Infantry: Francisco
Gapasan. private. Twentieth. Native
Scoets; Albert h Reske. private. u.
Thirtieth Infantry; John W Damashl1e.
sergeant, c, Fifth Cavalry John FeIter,
private, Fourteenth Battery, Field Ar
tflleTy, Richard B. Kerr private. c.
Fifth Cavalry Thomas 2. Egan private
c. Fifth Cavalry; Edwin Morgan: prI-
vate, Hospital Corps; James Adams. pri-
yate, /, Ninth Cavalry; Edward Wat-
kins, private. H Ninth CavalrT:
Dysentery-Frank- L. Gum. private
z. Eighth Cavalry; Icha H Johnson.
sergeant, L, Ninth Cavalry; Henry
Sehnack private. A Tvvertv-eishth IN
fantry; Thomas F Gsnncn. private. 3.
Twenty-seventh Infantry: Ebert Green.
private, II, Engineer Corps; Irvine G.
Gordon sergeant. battery. 2, Twenty
fifth Artillery. Roger 8 FTy-naa p-f-
yate. F. Eleventh Cavalry: Patrick Ma
lCney. private. F. Twenty-seventh Trfan-
try; William ". Johnson. private. 4.
Second Infantry: Hans Peterson prI-
vate. Hospital Corps Leocario Benoya.
private. Fcrty-sixth Co. Native Scouts.
Edward F. Dwver private. battery F.
Twenty-hfth Artillery, solomon Foil.
sergeant, I. Fifth Cavalry Thomas
ScuH, private !. Twenty eighth Tnfan-
tTy: Roy W Dfnges private. z. Eighth
Infantry; AusS-sto Diamond. private, G.
Ninth Cavalry Jacob Ritter. private, T,
Eighth Infantry.
Typhoid fever-James 1E. Quinn. pri-
vete 3. First Cavalry
eDatitis-Hubert G. Speakman. cor
poTa1. band. TEc8ty~etEhth Infantry
Beriberi = John Jackson. private. I.
Ninth Cavalry
A1cohoIism-John D. Jefferson. cor
poraI. E, Twenty fifth Infantry: Henry
Morris, private, Hospital Corps.
Anaenaia-CecH St~atton, private. D,
Twenty-sfvth Infantry
ffCEr- d.sease-J0hn i Sally. COrpo-
raj IL Twenty-6fth Infantry.
henengstts-E,za Z. Gray. private L.
First Cavalry
Castro enteritiS-ClaUde c. Gable. ,Dri-
vate. c, Seventh Infantry.
Observation-Disclosures I. Stark. pri-
vate c, Thtrtieth Infantry: Edward
Bennefeld, private, G. Twenty IN
fantry
15alarfa1 feyer-Hugh Cogan. Far--.
A. Sixth Cavalry, James Z. lawson. prf-
vate. c. Twenty-fcuTth InfantTy; SIM
rlicio Desco, private. Seventeenth r. Cc-1-
paEy, Native Scouts; EmIIiano Rodrf-
0uez- private Thfrty-second Ccuoauy,
Native Scouts; Pedro DeoeampC. 1-fvate,
Eighteenth Company. Native Scouts:
Merle Hart. private, Z. Thirtieth Ingsu-
try
Shot and killed BY member OF 1ost
guard-Peter Hahn, private. B. ThirtIsth
Infantry.