The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-07-17
HOSPITAL SHIP S0LACE
Arrives at NOrfork With Wounded
americans and Spaniards

americans and Spaniards
Old Point, Va, July 1.-THE hospital
ship Solace arrived here today from San
ttago, Cuba, bringing forty-four wounded
Americans and forty-nine wounded Span
iards who took part in the engag
Of Santiago July 5. The American sol
diers were transferred from the Solace to
the hospital at Fort Monroe
The Solace left Old Point Comfort about
noon and proceeded TO Norfolk, where
the Spaniards and sailors were put ashore
at the naval hospital.
The work of debarking the wounded re-
quired but a short time Tho tug Alice
brought them from the ship to the dock,
where those seriously wounded were
| placed on filters and carried to the hos
pital
Many of the soldiers are shot in the
legs, some of them in the feet, while 9TH
ers have Mauser bullet holes in their
bodies. Following is list of sick and
wounded on the Solace received at the
United States general hospital at Fort
Monroe today:
Officers-Carroll, Henry, lieutenant colo
| mel Sixth cavalry; Hutches, John, second
| lieutenant, Fourth infantry; Grisard. J ohm
| L., first lieutenant, Seventh infantry; Rob-
! erts, Thomas A, second lieutenant, Tenth
| infantry; Mills. A. L. B., captain and A.
! A. G., U. s. V.
Enlisted men-Aller, Harry c., private.
| F, Eighth cavalry; Arnold, John, private,
! G, Tenth cavalry; Avery, Hiatt w, SER
1 geant, K, Second Massachusetts; Bang,
George W.. private, H, Seventy first New
York; Bender, Ernest, first sergeant, l.,
First cavalry; Bernhard, August, private,
II, Eighth infantry; Burnkholdt, Charles
private, B, First u. S. volunteers; Cline,
George E, private. E, First cavalry; Craig,
Neville, private, H, Second infantry; Cur
tbs, Clifford H, private, L, Thirty-third
Michigan volunteers; Dawson, Claude, pri-
waite G, First District of Columbia volun-
teers; Dempsey, Benjamin B., private, B,
Seventh infantry; Dunwoody, Joseph,
private, D, Seventy-frst New York vol
unteers; Perrier, J. T, private, B, Second
Massachusetts; Graham, John, private, D,
Eighth infantry; Green wood, William NJ,
private, A First United States volunteers;
Hartman, Richard, corporal, H, Second in
tantry; Hyfer, John T, private, E. Tenth
infantry; Jensen. Rudolph, private. A,
Twenty-first infantry; eKrr, Ed j.. pri-
waite, D, Thirteenth infantry; Kolhlert,
Frank. private, B, Twenty-second infan-
try; .Kutil, John, private, z, Eighth in
fantry; Lee. Jerry F., sergeant, B, First
United States volunteers; MCGUIRE, Will
fam. private. G, Seventh infantry; Nc
Nillar, Albert c.. private B, First United
States volunteers; Moore, William V, pr-
waite, z. Twelfth infantry; Nestehart,
William F, private, c, Eighth infantry;
Nolas, James private, z, Second Massa-
chusetts volunteers; Olsen, David private
3, Twenty-second infantry; Olsen, Sever
tia, corporal c, Second infantry; Part
tens. Charles. private F, Thirteenth in
fsntry; Hsmlock, Charles, private, B.
Third cavalry; Rupp, George, sergeant,
f, Seventh infantry; Schellman. Emil,
private B. Third infantry: Sharp. Thorn
as Jr., private. c, Seventeenth infantry;
Samnl, William, sergeant. l., First United
States volunteers; Sparks. James l.. prt-
vate G.. Second infantry; ST. Crios, Cliff
ton, private. I. Sixty. third Michigan owl
unteers; Taylor. John N, private, B,
Twelfth infantry.
Atlanta, Ga, July B.-August Gripen-
stock, troop D, First cavalry, who came
to Fort Mcpherson with the last detach-
ment OF wounded men, is dead OF heart
failure. The others are doing well.
Norfolk, July 1.-THE hospital ship SOL
ace arrived at Norfolk and went to the
naval hospital.
The ship lay IN the stream at anchor
I
men from the ship 70 the pier. 1t cor
sumed several hours 20 transfer the men
/ those TOO badly wounded TO walk belnk
taken up % the hospital in ambulances
/ The Spanish prisoners awoks a great
/ deal OF genuine sorrow and sympathy
/ they being barefooted and ragged. and
/ their clothing bearing marks OF fire, Some
/ had lost & leg. some an arInh some limp
/ ed about the decks and some lay as II
/ III unto dea,h On their cots. r,oaozless
with terrible bullet wounds II their bodies
+ The Americans bore signs OF terrible SUI
/ feriRg. but were n better condition than
their foemen.
! An immense throng watched the d1sen-
/ barkueut Among the wounded were
/ Lieutenant Noval Of the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Fu-or. Who jumped from his YES
SCI and was struck BY her propeller. las
ing a ieg, Captain Couoha- commander
} Of TIE Iusaa,a Teresa wouned N rne arm
+ Lieutenant FTjano. % re Pluroa; Dr.
( Nicholas, surgeon OF ne v:zcaya, aid otr-
e-.
James Burns. fireman Of ne Brooklyr
the only man wounded + ths hg7s> VIII
C@-v--a. i here. sact il boeh legs
Surgeon Genera Van Reypea. L. 5 y
and Dr. Hope. locSl quarantine officer o.
/ the port. held q conference and ex2gni1a
ZION. AID tadsng no traces q yellow feves
! Or any o,Aer infectious disease. the zsE