The San Francisco call., 1899-09-08
NORTHERN FIGHTERS
HOME FROM The FRONT
The Minnesota and Dakota
Volunteers Reach Port.
Big Transport Sheridan Arrives With Two
Thousand Veterans of the
Philippine Conflict

" HE United States army transport
Sheridan arrived from Manila via
Nagasak and Yokohama last night
and anchored off Sausalito. DR..
Il KInyjoun, the United States quar-
antine officer, went out 10 her, but re-
fused TO allow anybody aboard until $50
a m. to-day. a number Of people were
out on the tugs Governor Markham and
Reliance to greet their friends, but had
20 be content with waving their welcome
TO those aboard the transport.
The Sheridan made the run from Yoko-
hama in the fast time Of Il days II hours
She would have been here early in the
morning had 1t not been for the fact that
the captain could not go far enough
north on the great circle on account OF
There are 2O64 people on the transport.
They are divided up as follows: one
hundred and one cabin passengers, 5l5
South Dakota Volunteers, 1912 Thirteenth
Minnesota Volunteers, lS9 discharged
regulars, 176 crew, Quartermasters and
clerks and doctors and hospital nurses.
The cabin passengers are as follows:
First South Dakota-Major William T. Ali
son, Lieutenant J. W. Beck, Lieutenant ]. l..
Burdick. Captain c. l. Rockway, Lieutenant
W. +. Cox, Lieutenant G. H. Crabtree, Chap
lain c. NJ Daley, Lieutenant l. L. Dynna,
Lieutenant W. s. Doolittle Lieutenant @. F.
J. Fuller. Lieutenant o. NJ Fisk, Lieutenant
VI. NJ Guthrie. Captain W. S Gray, Major
{ A Howard, Lieutenant ]. H. Hubbard,
Lieutenant John Holman. Lieutenant F. G.
tain G W Latin, Captain J. E. McKelvy.
Lieutenant H. J. Mowrey, Captain p. D. Mo
Clellan. Captain ". NJ. Mclaughlin. Captain
F. w AIedbury, Lieutenant Amos Parting.
Roskie, Lieutenant Colonel Lee Slower, Lieu
tenant O. + Smith, Captain a. B. Sessions.
Lieutenant W. L. Schoettler. Captain P. D.
Sheldon. Lieutenant II. +. Thompson, Lieu
tenant A. 5. Thompson. Captain c. P. Van
Houten, Major r. c. Warne, Surgeon; Lieu
tenant D. f. Wilmarth. Captain R: r. Nc
Gregor and Lieutenant NJ a. Hildreth OF First
North Dakota.
Thirteenth Minnesota-Lieutenant c. s. An
derson. Mrs. Major +. :. Bean, Lieutenant
W. J. Burns. Lieutenant 3. L. Bruckart. Cap
tain c. C. Bunker. Captain A ". Bjornstad,
Captain +. NJ Conrad, Captain F. I. Carris-
ton Lieutenant J. f. Chambers. Lieutenant
c. A Clark Captain W. A Carlton, Captain
r NJ Fitzgerald Lieutenant D. F. Fitzger-
aid Lieutenant Z. J. Falk, Lieutenant NJ. D.
Garcelon, Lieutenant II. J. Grant, Leutenants
". 1. Hazel, W. H Hart, c: r. Head. H o.
tain y. Law, Lieutenant H J. Lumperich,
Major !. P Masterman, Captain w. S. Wade,
Lieutenant NJ. 5. Mead. Lieutenant E; 5.
L Metz Lieutenant II. /. Merrill, Lieutenant
Roy Pearse. Major y. c. Robinson, Captain
H. p. Richie, Captain F V. Rowley. Captain
c. T. Spear, Captain O. Seebach, Lieutenant
II. r. Scott. Lieutenant J. II. Snow, Lieu
tenants F. c. sauter W. H Terworde. NJ. z.
Tew. J. J. Walsh, D. H. Whitney and J. NJ.
Red Cross-Dr Dwight Miss Gladwin, Mrs.
House United States navy. Z. Palmer.
First Wyoming-Captain H. A. Clarke, DR..
Richardson J. A. Peyton and z. H. Brown.
The voyage from Manila was a very un-
eventful one. At Nagasaki the soldiers
We're allowed ashore while the transport
was coaling. At Yokohama they were
again given shore liberty and many Of
the boys took a run up to Toxic.
Sergeant John II. Collins died soon after