New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-20
WOUNDED ON THE SENECA.
THE VESSEL on HER WAY TO THIS
C1TY-LlST OF THOSE ABOARD.

NAwDort News Va July l9.-The transport
c1..oa hearing ninety-nine regular and vol
,,teer officers and men. suffering from FEVER
.od wounds sailed from Hampton Roads TINS
,,o,njne al Il 80 O'CLOCK on her way 70 New
york where these. the most dangerously
wounded at Santiago, Will be landed and prop
orlv treated The order directing captain
nacl,sr Of the Seneca 70 proceed to New-fork at
once came last night
This morning a large quantity OF fumlsatlng
.,,o,arial was taken aboard the ship, TO be used
as soon as her passengers are discharged IN
der tina, She may be available for the trans
,ortation Of troops to Porto Rico with the other
,oon ships which brought wounded from ST.
honey shortly before the hour OF sailing, a
nrot started 10 board the Seneca but was turned
hsck In obedience to positive orders from Quar-
e,tiua officer Pettus not 10 permit pilots on
hoard The transport steamed out Of Hampton
poads guided by the Government tug Vulcan.
passing out OF the Virginia Capes at l o'clock.
Whether or not the Seneca actually has yellow
,e.s- an hoard cannot be learned. DR.. Pettus
NIL say nothing more than that there Is fever
an the ship but no developed cases OF yellow
foyer Last night 1t was said. on the authority
~ DR. A. c. Jones. quarantine officer at New
mort News that there are al least three sus-
u,cious cases of fever on the ship. To-day 1t was
ss,d that there are at least six suspicious cases
an board AT any rate, it 10 apparent that the
Quarantine officers are apprehensive of yellow
fever developing on the Seneca.
Two tons of fumigating material were sent
m hoard the Breakwater to-day, and she Is be-
,ng thoroughly disinfected for use as transport
on the Porto Rico expedition. Her officers sx-
meet to take on troops here. The transports
Michigan Massachusetts and Roumanian are
.xne.tsd 10 arrive from New-York tomorrow.
The lis, of the sick and wounded on the
Seneca i d 6FF1CEas
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JACOBS, Company l. in Infantry.
LARWAY Company A. I'm Infantry.
Mci'SE Company g. OH Massachusetts,,
M'CURDY. company c. SD Michigan.
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REIsER Company F. ID Infantry
Rl-ss. 18Th Infa'iry
SPARKS. Company q. "a Infantry.
sMiTH (bai.dD 9th Infantry.
SMITH Company A. 9Th Infantry,
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WTTHAI. Company D. TIN Infantry