Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-07-17
The SOLACE ARRIVES
Sick SICK and Wounded Soldiers
and Sailors Aboard.
SOME SO LEFT AT OLD POINT
sOthees Taken to the Marine Hospital u
Portsmouth. Gen. CarsweIs Among
the Patients i'll tn. Hospital
at Fort Monroe.
Especial 10 the Daily prose

- -, Fort MONROE, VA. July 49,
saSaIna handsome hospital ship SoInce.
Mt hef mai as wiite as snow am.
dark blu. helt aroui-,i ~, waist. 4;,.. a
Into Hampton Roads this morn
lug a; &n eariy hoG:' ana li.rnored frr
" eHe government dock, lnr:ng. on b,arI
s ab;"t -, sick and wuunl-,i .s,,rl.
: ana e ''ors Or teti.s, U. :. Mann.
surgeon, 5,lr,le tbs. ,t,> Sci
81 so;'n af;e, he! arris II, ana af1ct. tb,,r
Il oughly inspecting her gave permission
Tor the deharkation of the men. Whil.
The doctor does not fear the ritr,d,,.
SaIon OF fever. he does not propose. TO
5@give the tropical pess the slightest
s$c hance TO slip IN unmolasiea Dr.. pr
iEssus h1gh standing in the medical 1.lr,-
Z that could be asked for
81 as5.i Inc work of removing the wounded
SSoesan at half-past II O'Clock ana was
Il completed in about an hour The
wounded are in q more serious conli
:$s ,lo1 than those brought from sib.ney
by the City of Washington and The
s4Breakwater. But A were taken off ar
LID Point. the remainder being Amell,
can and Spanish seamen wounded our
b ing the engagement following the at
tempt of Admiral Cervera TO ESCAPE
Iron Santiago harbor. OF the latter
u , mere are ~. They We're taken to
to be treated at the RIA.
;$rine Hospital. Some Of them are sur
3 ieTlng from dangerous wounds, but it
& thought that all will recover The
II palliards showed their appreciation OF
the KIND treatment accorded them by
4 surgeon Street and his assistants dur
q ing The voyage from Siboney although
p lhey dld not seem to understand how
Il "a american doctors could take. the. same
X pans in mnistering to Their. enemies
that they exercised toward their
X wounded countrymen. General Cars
We'll, the most distinguished patient on
The Solace. is suffering from $, ,ainful
bullet wound below the hlps H.. Is
dangerously hurt but the indications
u are that he will recover. Many of the
Il soldiers are shot in the legs, some of
h them in the feet, While others have
y ugly Mauser bullet holes in their
bodies. Like those brought earlier 9,
/ NE week they represent various regl
= inents OF volunteers. The large tug
Alice brought the men from the ship
& TO the dock where they were placed
upon filters and carried to the HOSPITAL
Then the work of redressing their IN
n 1uries was commenced at once and bv
y hisht nearly all Of them began to show
signs OF Improvement. Despite repurt.;
TO the contrary all of the wounded are
+ doins Well. DIR. Freeland said to-
Il DAY that not a. death had occurred.
sS5 Following is g list OF the sick and
Wounded received at the hospital from
the Solace: . "
Carol, H.. Lieut.. Col. Sixth caval
~ Hughes. John H, second lieutenant,
Fourth infantry. a.s
Grisard, Jno. l.. first lieutenant,
Seventh infantry.
s,e Roberts. Thomas A. second lieuten-
ant, Tenth cavalry.
/, Mills. Albert L., captain and assistant
adjutant general. u. S. ".
Allen. Henry c.. Pt. F. Sixth cavalry
Arnold, John, PIT, G, Tenth cavalry.
n Avery. Hyatt W., Sergt.. X, End Mas
3sachusetts volunteers.
Bang. Geo. W.. Pit H. list N. Y. v.
Bender, Ernest list Sgt, I, LIST cav.
Bernhard. August. PIT, n, sth Inf.
Burkholdt, Chas:. PIT. H. 1st U. S. V.
M Craig: Neville. PIT. Fl, End Inf
sCurtis, Clifford H.. Pit. l.. GARD Mich
Vol.
= Dawson. Claude. PIT. G. list Dist. "
4 Dernpsey; Benz. r, Pt. E, 7th Inf
Ferrier. J. T.. I't., p, End Mass. V.
Graham, Ino. Pit. p, sth Inf.
s. "
Hartman. Richard, corp. Fl. End Inf
Jensen, Rudolph, PIT. A, 2lst Inf.
Kerr. Ed J.. PIT, D. 18th Inr.
Kohlert. Frank, PIT. II. 22nd Inf.
Kutii. John. PIT. f. 9Th Inf.
Lee Lee. Jerry r.. Sgt, 2 1st y. s. v.
Mcmillan. Albert c.. PIT. b, list u. |
f. ".
Moore. William r. TT. c. sth Inf
Nestlehart. VIM. f, Pit. c. sth Inf.
Olsen, David. PIT. =. end Inf.
Olsen, sevcrt. corp. n. End Inf.
Patiens. Chas.. corp, r. 18th Inf.
Ramock. Chas. PIT. p. ard Cav.
Rupp, Geo. Sgt. F. 7th Inf.
Schellman. Emil, TT. r.. 3rd INF.
sharp. -Thos., Ir PIT c, nth Inf.
simms, VIM. NJ. Sgt. l.. list u. S. V.
Sparks, Jas. L., PIT, G. End Inf
st. Croix, Clifton, PIT, T. 3ard Mich.
Vol
Taylor, John N. Pit. p. 10Th Inf.
THE zsoL.ACE AT NORFOLK
NORFOLK. VA, July 16-The hos
pital shop Solace arrived at Norfolk
and went to the naval hospital ut 1920
this afternoon. Commander Dunlap
ty-seven Spaniards. Most of the Amer
leans were from the marines who
fought at Guantanamo.
The ship lay in the stream at anchor
and the navy yard tug Alice trans
5ferred the men from the ship to the
transfer the men. those too badly woun-
ded to walk being taken up to the
hospital In ambulances. The Spanish
prisoners awoke great deal Of genuine
footed, ragged and their clothing bear
ing marks Of fire. Some had lost
a leg, some an arm. some limped about
the decks and some lay as il i'll unto
death on their cots. notionless. with
terrible bullet wounds in their bodies.
The Americans bore signs of terrible
suffering, but were in better condition
than the foemen. An immense throng
watched the disemba rkr1ent. Among
the wounded were Lieutenant Noval OF
the torpedo boat destroyer Furor, who
Jumped overheard from his vessel ana
was struck by her propeller losing a
leg: Captain Concha. commander Of the
Infanta Maria Teresa. wounded In the
arm: Lieutenant Ficjano, of the Pluton.
Dr. Nichols, surgeon OF the Vizcaya.
and others.
.Jau1es Rnrns :: fireman on the
brooklyn. the only man wounded In n"
fight with Cervera, is here. shot
{ through both legs.
Surgeon Streets was IN charge or the
sick and wounded. Surgeon General
FanRynnn. r. s. N. and Dr. Hone
local quarantine officer OF the port, held
q conference and examination. and