The herald., 1898-09-07
PORTO RICO SOLDIERS
BROUGHT HOME By HOSPITAL
SHIP RELIEF
VERY LONG LIST OF lMvAllDS
Gov. Wolcott Of Massachusetts, Asks
the Privilege Of Giving Aid to
the Volunteers
VERY LONG LIST OF INvALIDs
Associated Press Special Wire.

Associated Press Special Wire.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 6.-Among the
sick men brought here from Porto Rico
on the hospital ship Relief are the follow
ing regulars:
Arthur 8. Conkling. Second Lieutenant
Seventh Artillery: VIM. r. Davis. Second
Artillery; Montgomery McComb. Captain
Seventh Artillery: James Cowell. Eighth
Infantry: Jacob o. Borden, private. Hos
pital Corps: Marvin E. Bailey. private.
Hospital Corps; Leland F. Raymond. ci-
william nurse; John F. Enright, Nineteenth
Infantry: James C. Early. Seventh Artil-
lery; Lewis Raup, civilian packer; James
H. Queency, Corporal Fourth Artillery;
Harry Humphreys. Seventh Artillery:
Clark B. Knaggs. Nineteenth Infantry;
Edward Sutherland. Nineteenth Infantry;
August Johnson, Nineteenth Infantry:
George Metcalf. Third Artillery; George
Miller, Nineteenth Infantry: Andrew G.
Smith, Nineteenth Infantry; Harry Rob-
erts, Captain Nineteenth Infantry: Chas.
Stephen. Fifth Artillery; c. W. Stanford.
Fifth Artillery; A. G. Kellogg. Seventh
Artillery: J. ]. Mcdonald, Seventh In
fantry; George Clarke, Sergeant Fifth
Artillery; Ed F. Kane. Fourth Artillery;
Harry F.. Reese. Seventh Artillery; Elmer
Baird, Second Cavalry; Frank Callgrove.
Corporal Third Artillery; Patrick Con-
nelly, Seventh Artillery; F. H. Palmer.
Engineer Corps; George Stevens. Corporal
Seventh Artillery; A. H. Radcliffe, hos
pital steward; l.. A. Pettibone. Second Ca
valry; John M. Smith, Fourth Artillery;
Robert A. Doramus. Third Artillery.
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jor Sixth Illinois; w. ]. Wakeman, Major,
Brigade Surgeon: L. F. Crawford, Cap
tain Pennsylvania Artillery; N. M. Flower,
Captain Company A, Second Missouri; Ed
ward B. Breckman. First Lieutenant
Fourth Pennsylvania; George o. Mcleod,
First Lieutenant. Assistant Surgeon Bat
terry A, Pennsylvania Artillery; c. w.
Whiteside, First Lieutenant Sixth Illinois:
Marvin Legion, Second Lieutenant Sixth
Illinois; Paul Vilmisk, Second Lieutenant
Second Wisconsin; Herman O'Brien, Sec
ond Lieutenant; w. E. O'Brien, Second
Lieutenant Thir0 Wisconsin; John r. Null
len; Second Lieutenant Third Wisconsin.
Privates and non-commissoned officers:
Third Illinois-Paul Ramsey, Lewis Juh-
lin, George Cairnes, James Heath, Cor
poral Emanuel Lanolan, w. e. Mason, AL
Ian Russell. Oswald Mcconnell. Joseph
johnson, Clinton White, Albert L. Dunn.
Sergeant; Alex. Steg, Charles Brown
Burns Matthews. F. E. Paget. Carl Niblom
musician; John Herbsell, Hermann c,
Wendt, Dell Snyder, John W. Allen. Jas
Walters, Everett l.. Late. Otto Koch.
Sixth Illinois-James Mellinter. Frank
Wagner. Martin Lattpress. Corporal: Al
tall N
Chas. Wheldin. John Calderwood. Eugene
Backus, ]. G. Gunth.
Illinois Artillery-James A. Booth.
Missouri Artillery-Horace Mcdowell
Michael Armstrong. A. H. Langendorfer
John p. Shine.
First Engineer Corps-Henry Wood
First Sergeant; Julius p. julius, Corporal
VIM. H. Haggerty. Corporal: Frank Beors
Corporal.
Natural Anxiety
BOSTON, Sept 6.-Governor Wolcott
whose mail Is burdened with anxious in.
quiries as to the condition Of the Sixth
Massachusetts Volunteers now in Porte
Rico, has sent the following telegram te
President Mckinley:
"The pitiable condition in which the Sec.
ond and Fifth Massachusetts Regiment
have been returned from their arduous and
gallant service In Cuba has naturally caused
a profound sense of solicitude regarding
the Sixth Regiment now in Porto Rico. NY
own feelings are deeply concerned. and
am besought by personal letters and by
the authorities Of cities, to ask for the re
turn promptly and the mastering out o.
this regiment have felt it my duty to de.
cline to comply with this request so Ions
as the national government requires theii
services. The splendid patriotism which
prompted their voluntary enlistment viii
sustain them In any peril or hardship the,
may be called on to endure. But the lives
Of persons are precious in the eyes Of tht
commonwealth, as I am well assured they
are to you, to whom the fortunes Of oul
arms have been completely entrusted. and
have the honor urgently to request tina
whether in camp. in garrison. or on trans
ports these lives may be tenderly guarded