In memoriam, Casper Hauzer Conrad, major commanding, 8th infantry, U. S. A. who died on the U. S. transport Olivette, August 15, 1898, from malarial fever, contracted on an errand of mercy, at Santiago de Cuba
by John J. Davis, Illinois State Laboratory of Natural History
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