The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-09
Transport fitzpatrick Due
at New York With
274 of Them.
LOCAL BOYS REMAINS
Julius j. Augenstein's Ashes
to Rest With Others at
Arlington.

Bearing the bodies of pa United
States soldiers who died in the Philip
pines. the transport Fitzpatrick will
probably land in New York today or to-
morrow. The boat left Gibraltar twelve
days ago and would have been in New
York before this had it not been for the
foul condition of her bottom.
The transport Sumner was to have
brought the bodies to the United States.
but met with an accident which neces-
STATED long delay. IN consequence,
most OF the $50 dead soldiers who were
to have been brought here on the Sum
ner were sent on the Fitzpatrick. The
Sumner will sail from Manila in a Jew
days with the rest of the bodies. The
War Department has not received q list
of the bodies on each boat. but The
complete list contains the names of
more than 100 soldiers who are to be
buried in Arlington.
Washington Boy Among Them.
One Washington man, Julius J, Augen-
stein. son of 5. W. Augenstein, of 712
Fifth Street, is among the unfortunate
victims of the Philippine climate. who
overlooking the Potomac He was
private in the hospital corps. His mind
was affected by the tropical heat and b.
came TO death by his own hand.
Lieut.. Col. Henry w. SproIe, of the
First Cavalry, and Capt John n Shol-
lenberger, of the Tenth Infantry. are Of
feers whose bodies are OF the trans
ports. and who will Be buried az Arling
ton. Ne arrangen1e%ts have l,een made
for the funerals, and no announcement
concerning them will be made until it is
found what bodies are on the Fitzpatrick.
To Be Buried at Arlington.
The following soldiers are to be buried
at Arlington: Joseph W. Adams, Cor
bin. Ky: Gustave Amlee. Menominee.
Wis; Austin f. Anderson, Lito Armarie;
Newton Barrier, William Beebe, Charles
H Book. Claude A. Booker Thomas A.
Boyd. Lee Brown. Frank Bryant, George
Brakman, Absalom Coffey, Indiana;
Thomas Byrd Montgomery. Ala.
Peter H. Campbell. Samuel A. Cassa
want, Ferris d. Cady, Andrew Caskey.
Charles Chambers, Walter Chopman.
Frank Chezanski, Chicago, III; August
L. Cloutier, John P. Clark. Oscar Cope
land. Van B. Combs, Hindman, KY
william Costello, Martin Conley, Paw
tucket R. I.
Frank Davenport. Schuyler C. Dabler,
Michael Bowling. Kersey Downie.
Thomas Dunn, John P. Drumm.
william H. Farley. Lester Felix,
BENJAMIN W. Ferguson, Frank R. Fitz-
gerald Charles E. Forrest.
James Gangham, Joseph F. Gallon,
Joseph A Garnes. Danville, Ky; Louis
Getzler. John Grill.
Albert Hanson. Elmer H. Hasty,
James Harlow, Terre Haute, Ind; Lewis
G. Henry, John B. Heron, jeremiah T.
Healey, Merritt c. Harrington, John ii.
Huckaby, John T. Hutchcroft.
Charles Jennings. Charles F. Jones,
John r., Joe, John r. Johnson.
William ". Keister.
Martin H. Lamson. John W. Lawson.
John Leahy, Edwin F. Litteer. John S.
Lewis, Bush Station. No; Lewis C..
Lingenpelter, William Loftin.
Joseph r. Mari. George W Mander
James Martin, Charles F. Manly, John
II. Miller. William J. Morgans, Olyphant.
Pa: Frank p Morris, Daniel s. Mullins.
Waco. Texss.
Peter X McArdle, Guy McBeth,
Charles Mcclure. jr., Patrick ]. McEn-
tree, and Neil D. Mckay.
Thomas Nicholson and Dennis F.
Noonan.
Willie A. Perkins and Jack Pleoplis.
Conrad Rasmussen, James Reynard.
and George II. Rucks.