The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-17

iago July g. The American soldiers were
transferred from the Solace to the hospital
at Fort Monroe. The Solace left Old Point
about noon and proceeded to Norfolk. where
the Spaniards and sailors were put ashore
at the Naval Hospital. The work of de-
barking the wounded required but a short
time. The tug Alice brought them from
the ship to the dock where those seriously
wounded were placed on filters and carried
to- the hospital. Many of the soldiers are
shot in legs. some of them in the feet, while
others have Mauser bullet holes in their
bodies.
Following is a list of sick and wounded
| received per steamer Solace at the United
States general hospital at Fort Monroe to-
day:
Officers
Carroll. Henry lieutenant colonel, 9Th Cav.
hughes, John H., second lieutenant. 4th
Grisard. John L., first lieutenant. 7th Inf
Roberts, phos. A. second lieutenant. 10th
Mills, A. L. B., captain and A. A. e.. U. s.
Vols.
Enlisted Men,
Allen, Harry c., private, Co; F, Sth Cav.
Arnold. John. private. Co. G, 10th Cav.
Avery Hyatt W., sergeant. Co. K, "a
Mass.
Bang, George W., private. Co. H. list N.
Bender. Ernest. first sergeant, Co. I, list
Cav.
Bernhard, August. private. Co. H, Sth Inf
Burkholdt Charles. private, Co. B, LIST
Cline. George E.. private, Co. E. LIST Cav.
Craig, Neville, private, Co. H, I'd Inf.
Curtis, Clifford H., private, Co. l., SSd
Mich Vols.
Dawson Claude. private. Co. G. 1st Dis
Dempsey Benz. B., private, Co. B, 9TH Inf
Dunwoody, Joseph, private, Co. D, list
N. Y. Vols.
Perrier, J. T., private. Co. B. I'd Mass.
Vols.
Graham. John. private. Co. D. Sth Inf.
greenwood, VIM. W., private Co. A, LIST
Hartman, Richard, corporal Co. H. I'd Inf.
Hyfer, John T., private, CO. e. 10th Inf
Kerr, Ed j., private, Co. d. 18th Inf.
Kohlert, Frank, private, Co. B, I'D Inf.
kutll, John, private, Co. r 9Th lnf
Lee, Jerry F., sergeant, Co. b, 1st U. >.
Vols.
Mcclure, William, private, Co. G. 7th Inf
,McMIliar, Albert c.. private. co. b, LIST
Moore, VIM P, private. Co. E. 18th Inf
Nestlehart w. F., private, Co. G, Sth Inf.
Vols. ''' 1880
olsen David private, Co. B, 22d Inf.
Olsen, sevortia. corporal, Co. H. I'd Inf.
Patjens, Charles, corporal. Co. F, 18th Inf
Ramlock, Charles, private, Co. B, Sd Cav.
S Ruppp; George, sergeant, CO. F. 7th Inf.
Simms. William, sergeant, Co. L, 1st U. S.
Vols.
Sparks, James L., private, Co. G. I'd Inf
st. Crois, Clifton, private, Co. l, 33d Mich.
Vols.
Taylor. John N. private. Co. B. 18th Inf.
NORFOLK, Va, July 16.-The hospital
ship Solace arrived at Norfolk and went to
the Naval Hospital. The ship lay in the
stream at anchor and the navy yard tug
transferred the men from the ship to the
pier. 1t consumed several hours to transfer
the men, those too badly wounded to walk
being taken up to the hospital in ambu-
lances. The Spanish prisoners awoke a
great deal of genuine sorrow and sympathy,
they being bare-footed, ragged and their
clothing bearing marks of fire. Some had
lost leg, some an arm, some limped about
the decks and some lay as If Ill unto death
on their cots, motionless, with terrible bull
let wounds in their bodies. The Americans
bore signs of terrible suffering, but were in
better condition than the foemen. An i'm
mense throng watched the disembark-
n'ent. Among the wounded were Lieuten-
ant Noval, of the torpedo boat destroyer
Furor who jumped from his vessel and was
struck by her propeller, losing a leg; Capt
Concha, commander of the Infanta Maria
Fijano. of the Plutcn DR. Nicholas. surgeon
of the Vizcaya, and others. James Burns, a
fireman on the Brooklyn, the only man
wounded in the fight with Cervera, is here,
shot in both legs.
Surgeon Streets was in charge of the
sick and wounded. Surgeon General Val
Reipen, United States navy and DIR. Hope.
local quarantine officer of the port, held a
conference and examina ton and finding no
traces of yellow fever any other infec-
tious disease, the men were allowed to be
discharged without protest. Drs. Smith.
Stokes and Bogart assisted Surgeon Streets.
The Daughters of the Confederacy are lend
ing every assistance possible.