The record-union., 1899-08-17
Arrived Last Evening at San Francisco on
Transport Warren.
The Regiment Returns With About
Two Hundred and Fifty Less
Men Than First Sailed for Ma
nila-The Colorado Governor
and His Party Board the Trans
poPt.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 16.-Gaily
dressed with lines of many colored
flags, the United States transport War
rem arrived at this port at D o'clock
this afternoon, having on board the
First Colorado Regiment of Volunteers,
back from the campaign in the Philip
pines. The regiment, commanded by
Colonel Mccoy, returns with forty
eight officers and 924 men, about IoO
less than the Number who sailed from
San Francisco last year.
Just before the regiment departed
from Manila thirty-five of the First
Colorado enlisted in the Thirty-sixth
Regiment of Volunteers, which was
formed in the Philippines.
Two deaths occurred after the War
rem left Yokohama. These were pri-
vate Ivan Tinnerholin, Company II,
and Private Lindsay, Company L. Pri-
vate Tinnerholin died of typhoid ma
laria, and Private Lindsay succumbed
to an attack of dysentery. The re-
mains Of these two soldiers were buried
at sea.
In addition to the Colorado Regiment
the Warren also brought from the
Philippines 129 discharged soldiers,
comprising fifty from the Sixth Artil-
lery, fifty from the engineer corps and
twenty y-nine stewards and nurses from
the various hospital corps.
About forty of the men on board are
suffering from dysenrery. Two of
these are SO dangerously i'll that they
will have to be taken to the hospital
for treatment as soon as the transport
docks. These are Corporal DemrCse
and Private Johnson.
Prigadier General Hale left Manila
CT the Warren, but at Yokohama he
left the transport and took passage in
the steamer Doric. Captain Booth, for
merly of the Colorado Regiment, put
recently appointed TO a commission in
the newly organized Thirty-sixth Reg
iment, returned on the Warren and
viii spend a three months furlough at
his home.
Other returning officers on the VAL
ran are former Major Young of the
Utah Battery, now one of the Associ-
ate Chief Justices oe the Philippines,
and Captain P. B. strong, who was on
General MacArthurs statt, and who is
u son of former Mayor Strong of New
York. His father and brother came
hither to meet him.
Rough and perilous as was the trip
from Manila to Nagasaki, the remain
der of the voyage was exceedingly
pleasant The men appear to be in
fine form and good spirits, their ap-
pearance indicating a better state Of
health than any of the regiments who
have previously returned. with he ex-
ccption of the Pennsylvania boys. They
have unanimously expressed their de-
sire to be mustered out in San Fran
cisco.
AS soon as the Warren dropped
anchor in the bay this evening she was
boarded by the Quarantine Officer. At
ter his inspection was satisfactorily
completed, the Colorado delegation
which had come to welcome home the
returning volunteers of it's State, with
Governor Thomas at its head, went out
in tugs to meet the transport. The
meeting between the Governor and his
party and the returning soldiers was
cordial and enthusiastic, and all the
steamers in the bay, as well as every
factory whistle in the city, footed
joyously discOrdant greeting.