The San Francisco call., 1899-08-03

unlOaded from the trucks at the door, and
most of them had had their dinner. The
Quartermaster's department had furnish
the hospital and the hospital corps nad
furnished the cooks, so the first thing
that greeted the weary travellers was the
welcome sound of the dinner bell
There is not at present serious case
among the Reliefs passengers. Some OF
them have been very serious, but they
are all convaIescing now and there Will
nothing for them TO do but to get well II
they can. There are some who will never
service. but there will be no deaths among
them unless the unlocked for happens. On
the way here three of the men died, one
from the effects of his wounds and the
other two from disease, but otherwise
the trip up was made without incident
There are six San Francisco men among
the lnvalids, all from the First California
Regiment. Four of them are suffering
from wounds. Slade is the worst of the
six. He was wounded in the left leg be
low the knee at San Pedro Mecarte and 1t
had TO be amputated; Jantzen and
Thompson and Yerg were also wounded
and Scrase and Mcdonald are down with
dysentery. Two men from the California
Volunteer Artillery are also among the
number.
on the whole the sick men are not un-
happy. They have been divided into three
ciasses-those who are bedridden and who
need the attendance of female nurses;
those who can partially care for them
selves and who are on diet and those who
are 20 far recovered that they need no
attention and who are allowed to eat any
thing. They are well cared for and they
get all the liberty possible, and many OF
them will be ready to be discharged when
their regiments come home.
Following is the official list of the sick
and wounded who came in on the Relief:
OFFICERS-Ca John F. Zeillnger, First
Nebraska Volunteers; Captain Adna Clark
Twentieth Kansas Volunteers; Second Lieu
tenant Collin H Ball. Twentieth Kansas
Volunteers; Second Lieutenant O. c. Lapp,
First Dakota Volunteers
HOSPITAL CORPS UNITED STATES
A - al rd Z Lab Apti ING
Hospital Steward {. z Boles. Harry B. Coch-
rane, Thomas Glover Charles II. Slater Ernest
A. Wildhagen.
THIRD UNITED STATES ARTILLERY
FLOYD G Allison Battery tie, &c G. pr1ra
Sergeant r. 3. Quigley, Battery D; J. L.
F6tRTH fF6Ti a21HfS't tt3ITED STATES CAVALRY
THIS TH1Rb 5oTSt SNITEB FEB STATES INFANTRY
William Eaglen, COMPANY G; J. W. Wilson
Baker, Company K; Corporal n. K. Kirtley
Company L: E. ". Bruce, Company L; Edwin
L; Met M. Debats, Company M G. z. Port
FOURTH Unified STATES INFANTRY
Corporal J. l.. Teachout Company B; Cor
poraI C H. Rotramel, Company c; Corporal J.
pany c; G. D. Breckenridge, Company e. A
''eSiS;'f ninth 'if>IITf IlfNTTfED ID STATES INFANTRY
FANTRY-John c. Brown Company A; Her
ton. Company /; Corporal Pason Riggs, Com
pany l. William H Harris, Company L; H. E.
Swet7sr M CGmpapy Maveea h RICHARD Hughes Com
sESyENNTEENTH UNITED STATES IN
FANTRY-Charles Weiss, Company d: Charles
H Brush Company e; w; E. Carpenter, Com
pany L; Earl Beber, Company Nj; E. 5.
Chester. Company M; William P. Ramsey,
TWENTTETH UNITED STATES IN
FANTRY-Corporal J. C. Tinker Company C;
Sergeant Charles W. Rye, Company T.; Will
liam II. Harmon, Company /
FANTRY-John Murray, Company z.
TWENTY-sECoND- UNITED STATES IN
J. Ehalainen, Company A; ]. B. Mccormack,
Company A: Charles M. Hall, Company {; vii
Company G; Bert E. CIough, Company G 6.
Smith. Company 1; George w. Jackson, Com
TWENTY-THIRD UNITED STATES IN
FANTRY-George Lawrence Company B;
George B: Sheehan. Company F.
SIGNAL CORPS, UNITED STATES yOLUN-
TEERS-Corporal Clarence J. Prendergrast,
UTAH Volunteer LIGHT ARTILLERY
D. j Davis, Battery A; John Braman. Bat
WYOMING. VOLUNTEER LIGHT ARTIL-
LERY-JosePh P. Green. Battery A.
CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEER HEAVY AR
T1LLBRY1B j. Bolderman, Battery A; B.
FIRST CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEER IN
FANTRY-John w Slade. Company A; W. B.
Thompson, Company B; Corporal c. A Scrase
Company G; r, Jantzen, Company F; R. ] Nc
Donald, Company f; Hermann Yerg Com
FIRST COLORADO VOLUNTEER IN
FANTRY-Corporal Bert E. Young Company
Company B; Charles A. Lewis, Company c: II
z. Mattox. Company D; Asa Morrill,. Company
Company e: Frank A. Duval. Company F
died; Corporal j. T. McCorkle, Company G;
F. McLaren COMPANY H; Edgar T. Pate, Com
K: Charles #. Ford. COMPANY NJ =