The record-union., 1899-05-01

longer. and meanwhile army privates
and able bodied seamen must remain
on boardship.
| The list of those who returned on the
Grant is as follows:
Mrs. Carl Richfnan, Miss Charlotte
Richman, Mrs. E. H. Brown and two
children, Mrs. DIR. Ashburn and infant
j. M. Miller, c. w. and J. s. Mason
children of Captain Mason of the
Fourth Infantry; Major Potter, Four
teenth Infantry; Captain c. F. Midget,
| First North Dakota Volunteers; Cap
tain A. ]. Kelleher, First California
Volunteers; Lieutenant B. w. Hodges,
U. S. NJ; Lieutenant Bowles, Eighteenth
Infantry; Lieutenant c. Johnson, First
Tennessee; Lieutenant Conger, Eigh-
tenth Infantry; Lieutenant Redmond,
First North Dakota; Lieutenant Hen
derson, First Nebraska; Mrs. Jesse M.
Baker, Pennsylvania, and W. Sears and
G. M. Pratt of San Francisco. Also
fifty-four members of the crew of the
transport Indiana, discharged and sent
home by order of Major General Otis.
Utah Light Battery, Battery B, Pri-
Yates John j. Donnellan and Horace f.
Coolidge; Battery A, California Heavy
Artillery, Farraday Cloud, Ralph ].
Wells, Henry r. Kaiser; First Cali
fornia, Walter Kelly, Company B First
! Tennessee, Clarence B. Bates. l.. B.
Ormes, M. P. Daniel; Fifty-first Iowa,
H. L. Chamberlain, ]. r. McVickar;
First Montana, l.. D. Smith, F. D. Alb
bolt; Thirteenth Minnesota, o. w.
Smith, E. T. Fortier, j. A Kenworthy,
H. B. Dyer; First Colorado, F. G. Nor
rison, Frank Baker; First Idaho, L. A.
Striunk, G. A. Center, ]. j. Townsend (:
First Nebraska, G. A. Anderson, F.
Thornburg, J. A. Garden. J. E. Former.
E. W. Smith, l.. Ball; Second Oregon,
G.. E. Dyer, w. e. Carter, j. c. Uglow,
j. w. Perkins; Tenth Pennsylvania. j.
j. Mcknight H w. Coulter, w E. Raj
tston Engineer E. Malloy; California
Volunteer Signal Corps, w. McNulty !;
Hospital Corps. c. E. Gilbertson, A. H.
Danforth; Fourth Cavalry, G. d. Gle
ment, c. Steen, J. Lew, w. T. Garrett :;
Third Artillery, o. Speigler; Sixth Artil-
lery, G. D. Bunch, H. Silvey, L. d.
Rosenheimer; Fourth Infantry, ]. H.
Higgins, R. A. Wilson, J. Abbey, J. W.
Bloha; Fourteenth Infantry, w. A.
Cunningham, c. W. Louden, J. E.
Smith. A. l. Loeber. L. NJ. Foster, Bar
tram H. Hopkins, Company A; Andrew
r. Mueller Company F; Charles j.
Robinson, Jr., Company E: Corporal
John P. Hassen, Company M; Seven
tenth Infantry, James NJ Smith. Com
pany B; Eighteenth Infantry, James E.
Collins, Company B; Alfred j. Woofter,
Company F; William Hager, Company
c; Samuel G. Dinsmore, Company E;
David S. Hortshorn, Company E.
Joshua L. Gray, Company B Charles
II. Evans, Company L; Twenty second
Infantry, Oscar w Wilson. Company
d; Twenty third Infantry, Sergeant H.
A. Rappold, Company L. William A
Nesbitt, Company B; James A. Diale.
Company I; Tenth Pennsylvania In
fantry, Charles Peasants, Company d;
Andrew Banks, Company 1: Thomas
Barclay, Company I; Thirteenth Min
nesota, Lewis H. Wallace. Company H;
First California, Charles F. Schermer-
horn, Company I; Battery G, Third Ar
tillery, Charles Rademacher. HOSPITAL
corps; William A. du Coe; First Mon
tana August L. Roney, Company D:
Asa, F. Fiske, musician; First North
Dakota, Harry r. Cramer. COMPANY r.
Soidlers I'M ships hospital-Fourteent
infantry, Arthur Schumhoff, Company
l; Michael Ryan, Company E. United
states Engineers, Edward de f. SNYDER
Fourteenth United States Cavalry Ira
A Sharp. Third United States Artillery.
Adam Gable, Battery l.; John A. Cos
telfo Battery l.. Twenty third Infan-
try Edward j. BrumEa, COMPANY A:
Matthew Branscombe, Company b:
Harry B. Humphreys, Company H:
FRANK f. Miller, Company B; James ]
OBr1en, Company c. First California
infantry, Otto Erleback, Company G..
First Colorado. Theodore J. Stevenes.
Company B. First Idaho, John c. Cliff.
Company c. Thirteenth Minnesota.
Howard R. Simons, Company c. First
North Dakota, Herbert Brown, Compa-
ny b; Stephen Bush, Company G. First
Washington, William Ruddock, Conn
pany l; John E. Jardine Company l..
First Montana, Fred ]. Miller, Company
l.; William A. Black, Company B.
Fourth Cavalry Paul A. Dunphy, Troop
l.. Eighteenth United States Infantry.
Jams j. sherman. Company D.
Seamen-United States ship Monterey
stein, Daniel Mcdonald. James Smith
hremen; Daniel Coleman, coal-pa ssed:
Charles J. Mcdonald, coxswain.
The following were passengers on the
Sherman: j. A. Cnuikshank: Harry
Clark; j. w. Wadsworth, Jr; Eugene
Hale. Jr.; Ade.bert S. Hay: Samuel Dali
zlel; Brigadier General Harrison GRAY
Otis; Major W. o. Owen, surgeon. u. s.
"; Captain James c. Read; Lieutenant
and Mrs. Estes; DR.. Ronayne. transport
surgeon; Captain l. c. Dent Twentieth
infantry; Captain F. G. Eastman.
Fourteenth Infantry; Captain Charles
F. Miller, First Washington; First Ser
geant Fred Higgins, Twentieth Infan-
try; Sergeant Daniel L. Macy. Fourth
Cavalry; Sergeant Harry F. Marshall.
California Heavy Artillery; Sergeant r.
W. Anderson, Tenth Pennsylvania: Ser
geant Henry L. Roger, Fourteenth IN
fantry; Corporal l. A Mclean, First
Colorado; Corporal Albert Meinhardt.
First California; Corporal James r.
Wicker. Fifty-first Iowa; Corporal Lewis
Ball, First Nebraska; Sergeant A. V. L.
r. de Beaumont, Signal Corps; Privates
Henry w. Bowers, First South Dakota.
George Cooley; George H Belmont:
Charles E. Robbins; George Gourlay,
Clay L. Berry; Adam Smith; Charles
F. Raye; Thomas A Campbell, First
Colorado; William H. Ritchey, Charles
D. Baker, Third Artillery; William e.
Armstead, Alfred E. Scott, Patrick
McEntee, First North Dakota Fred
Willard, First South Dakota Thomas
P. Dunn, Thomas Malloy, George X.
Peterson, First Montana; Edmund