The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-01

anu Grant were to-day allowed to land,
| the health officer being convinced tnat
there is no further danger of smallpox,
| from which disease one of the tirempn
on the Grant died on April %. A fire
| man on the Sherman, while en- voyage
was taken sick with varioloid, but re-
| covered. The transports will be in quar-
| antine at least @ day or two longer,
and meanwhile army privates and able
| bodied seamen must remain on board
| ship.
| The list of those who returned on the
Grant is as follows: Mrs Carl Rich
man, Miss Charlotte Richman, Mrs. e.
| II. Brown and two children, Mrs. Dr.
Ashburn and infant, J. M. Miller, C. w.
and j. S. Mason, children of Captain
Mason or the 4th infantry; Major Pot
ter l4th infantry; Captain C. F. Muir
| get, lst North Dakota volunteers; Cap
tam A. K. kelleher, list California vol
uhteefs: Lieutenant B. w. Hodges. T.
> ~: Lieutenant Bowles. 18th infan-
'lS; Lieutenant {. johnson. 1st Ten
nessee; Lieutenant Conger, 18th infan-
try; Lieutenant Redmond. 1st North
Dakota; Lieutenant Henderson. 1st Ne
! braska: Mrs. j. NJ. Baker Pennsylva-
mia, and w. Sears and C. NJ. Pratt. san
francisco. Also "a members of the
crew of the transport Indiana, dis
| charged and sent home by order of Ma
1or General Otis. Utah light battery,
Battery B, Privates John j. DonneIl
and Horace f. COOLIDGE; Battery A,
California heavy artillery. Farraday
) Cloud, Ralph j. Wells, Henry r. kai-
ser: 1st California, Walter Kelly: Com
pany b, 1st Tennessee, Clarence E.
Bates L. B. Ormes, NJ p. Daniel:
DIST Iowa, H. L. Chamberlain, j. r. Nc
| vlckar; 1st Montana, L. D. Smith, f.
] D. Abbott; 18th Minnesota. O. w.
| Smith, e. r. Fortier ]. A. Kenworthy,
n X Let toll Il, II
son, Frank Baker; 1st Idaho. l.. A.
| Strlunk, c. A. Center, J. j. Townsend;
| IND Oregon. G. E. Dyer, w. E. Carter,
}. c. tSlow, j. w. Perkins; California
volunteer signal corps. w. McNulty;
hospital corps, G. F. Gilbertson. A. H.
Danforth; 4th cavalry. G. d. Clemens,
G. Steen. j. Lew, w. r. Garrett Sd ar
tillery. O. Speigler: 9th artillery. G. d.
Bunch ii. Silvey, l.. d. Rosenheimer:
4th infantry, J. H. Higgins, r. A. Will
son, J. Abbey, j. w. Bloham; 18th in
fantry, w. A. Cunningham, C. w. Lou
den, j. E. Smith. A. L. Loeber l.. NJ.
Foster, Bertram Hopkins. Company A:
Andrew X. Muller, company F; 18th
infantry. James NJ. Smith; 18th infant
ry, James Z. Collins, Company b. AL
fred j. Woofter, Company F: William
Hager, Company c: Samuel G.. Dins-
more. Company E; David S. Hortshorn,
Company E: Joshua l.. Gray. Company
b: Charles H. Evans, Company L.
Twenty-second infantry, Oscar w Will
son, Company D. Twenty third in
fantry. Sergeant H. A. Raphael, Com
pany L: William Nesbitt Company B;
James b. Dali Company I. Tenth
Pennsylvania infantry. Charles Pleas
ants, Company D; Andrew Banks, Com
pany I; Thomas Barclay, Company l.
Thirteenth Minnesota, Thomas Fl Wal
lace, Company H. First California
Charles Fl. Schermerhorn, Company I
Battery G. Sd artillery. Charles Rade-
macher. Hospital corps, William A.
Ducoe. First Montana, August l..
Roney, Company d: Asa F. Fiske, mu-
scian First North Dakota, Harry
Cramer, Company b. Fourteenth in
fantry, Arthur Schumhoff. Company I:
Michael Ryan, Company H. United
States engineer. Edward D. Snyder
Fourth United States cavalry. Ira A.
Sharp. Third United States artillery,
Adam Gable. Battery L, John A. Cos
tello. Twenty-third infantry, Edward
j. Brumba, Company A; Matthew
Humphreys, Company H; Frank E.
Miller, Company B; James j. OBrep,
Company c. First California infantry,
Otto Erleback, Company G. First Colo
rado, Theodore J. Stevens, Company
B. First Idaho, John c. Cliff, Com
pany c. Thirteenth Minnesota. How
ard R. Simons, Company c. First North
Dakota. Herbert Brown. Company e;
stephen Bush. Company G. First Wash
ington. William Ruddock. Company L.
John E. Gardne. Company L. First
Montana, Fred ]. Miller, Company L:
William A. Black, Company B. Fourth
cavalry, Paul A. Dunphy, Troop L.
Eighteenth United States infantry,
James J. Sherman, Company D.
Seamen-United States ship Monte
rey, Lewis Brooke. seaman Aaron
Goldstein, Daniel NJ. Mcdonald, James
Smith. firemen: Daniel Coleman, coal
passer: Charles J. Mcdonald. coxswain.
The following We're passengers on the
Sherman: j. A. Cruikshank. Harry
Clarke, J. WadsWorth. ir., Eugene
Hale, jr.. Adelbert S. Hay, Samuel Dal-
zell, Brigadier General Harrison Gray
Otis, Major w o. Owen, L. S. ": Cap
tain j. c. Read. Lieutenant and Mrs. |
Estes. DR.. Ronayne. transport surgeon:
Captain I. c. Dent, Goth infantry; Cap
tain r. G. Eastman. 14th infantry: Cap !
tain Charles F. Miller, 1st Washington;
First Sergeant Fred Higgins goth in
fantry; Sergeant Daniel L. Macy. 4th |
cavalry; Sergeant Harry F. Marshall. |
California heavy artillery: Sergeant r. |
W. Anderson, 10th Pennsylvania; Ser
geant Henry L. Roger. 14th infantry;
Corporal I. A. Mclean, 1st Colorado;
Corporal Albert Meinhart, 1st Califor-
mia; Corporal J. r. Wicker 51st Iowa;
Corporal Lewis Mall. 1st Nebraska: |
Sergeant A. V. l.. R. De Beaumont,
signal corps: Privates Henry w. Row.
ers. LIST South Dakota: George Cooley,
George Fl. Belmont, Charles E. Rob-
bins, George Gourlay. Clay l.. Berry,
Adam Smith. Charles F. Raye. Thomas
A. Campbell, 1st Colorado: William Fl
Charles d. Baker. Sd artillery;
William e. Armsted. Alfred E. Scott,
Patrick McEntee. Isl North Dakota;
Fred Willard, 1st South Dakota;
Thomas p. Dunn, Thomas MalloN,
George *. Peterson. 1st Montana: Ed
mund SouthWick lst Colorado; Fred
Roster, Harry B. White, Fred Schefer.
4th cavalry: Albert Seeling. w. T..
Jackson. LIST Colorado; Albert Newhal,
]. T.. Dalla Fred Still Charles McKain,
Edward NJ. Griffin, 18th Minnesota; Clay
L. Berry. Jesse Spangler Richard c.
Hyland. 1st California: Thomas d. Bar
clay, Albert Sheeriu. William Leary. G.
+. DWyer. ID Oregon: Anthony Doug