The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-26
TALE is GRUESOME.
GOV. LIND TAKES PROMPT ACTION
REGARDING A SENSATIONAL
STORY
DOUBT THROWN on Its TRUTH
FORTY-FIVE SICK MINNESOTA SOL
DIERS SAID TO BE WITHOUT
ATTENTION
sHAFTER MIXED UP WITH IT

Immediately Wires Col. Ames to
Spare Nothing I'm the Way of
Comfort for the Disabled Vet
erans-COngressman Stevens Inn
mediateIy Wires MeikIeJOhn.
Dispatches received from San Francisco
last night announce the landing of forty
five sick members of the Thirteenth regi-
ment, from the transport Morgan City,
with nearly five hundred other sick from
the various volunteer and regular Or
ganizations now at Manila. Gov. Lind re-
ceived late last evening the following
message from Col. Ames, who is now in
San Francisco, having reported to Gen.
Shafter for duty two weeks ago:
Gov. Lind, st. Paul: Visited our forty
five sick boys and will secure proper
clothes and treatment, If necessary, using
my own funds.
F w. Ames Colonel
In reply to this Gov Lind sent the fol-
Col. F. w. Ames, Care Department
Of California, San Francisco: Good. Ad-
wise me whether, they can travel, and
whether mustered out. If mustered out
and able to travel l will arrange for their
return
John Lind, Governor.
LIST OF SICK.
The following is a list of the sick mem
bers of the Thirteenth who are now at
Preside hospital, San Francisco:
Following is full list Of the Mime
sofa boys:
Sergeant VIM. B. Birmingham, Com
pany K.
Sergeant Cary K. Reckner, Company G.
Corporal Jesse G. FurneI, Company E.
Corporal Roland A. Gray, Company l..
Sergeant Joseph c. Strachan, Com
pany B.
Corporal Ben F. Goldman, Company 1.
Sergeant VIM. D. Covington, Com
pany B.
Corporal Henry D. Carter, Company C.
Sergeant James B. Chenowith, Com
Corporal Henry K. Harrison. Com
Corporal Ferdinand Falkenburg. Com
pany G.
Corporal James w spahr, Company E.
Corporal Hugh Waters, Company d.
PRIvATES
Pauliues G. Huhn. Company NJ
Claude H. Still, Company G.
Francis H. Carivean, Company H.
Joseph f. Kritta, Company c.
Frank c. Smith, Company H.
Albert E. Erickson Company H.
William E Harrington, Company H.
Charles l.. Michaels, Company M.
Peter Sorenson, Company L.
Gorge w. Evans. Company A.
Charles Z. Baker, Company d.
Charles J. Seymour, Company B.
Samuel o. Abrams, Company b.
Frank d. Scott, Company B.
Chester L. Chamberlain, Company Z.
David H. Allen, Company F..
Emil Carlson, Company B.
Eugene A. Harvey, Company B.
Richard NJ. Knight. Company F.
Paul j. Bieber, Company c.
Charles w. Eyder, Company H.
George s. WOOding, Company e.
Fred w. Reichart, Company G.
William H. Dougherty. Company K.
William E. Howard, Company H.
James V. Allen, Company 9.
Carroll c. Calkins, Company G.
Nelson Churchill, Company M.
Adolph L. Bobet, Company B.
John ]. Mcneil, Company M.
Peter F. Roller, Company M.
George e. Church, Jr., Company A
Charles f. Mullin, Company d.
Andrew Martson, Company A.
Lester P. Lorenson. Company E.
John ]. Young, Company G.
Ira S. Towle, Company F.
Nicholas Remarked, Company d.
William H. Miss, Company D.
Joseph E. Dougherty, Compan" A
Henry O. Mess, Company ID.
Harvey r. Smith, Company L.
William J. Miller, Company G.
Clifford ]. SpOoner, Company M.
Ralph M. Robinson, Company G.
William Watson, Company f.
Louis E. BrittOn. Company G.
Abel Nilsson, Company H.
Albert r. Straub, Company b.
William H Winders Company D.
Emory w. Ross, Company b.
George NJ. Duncan, Company G.
TOLD BY THE JOURNAL.
The following special telegram from
San Francisco appeared in the Mime
apolis Journal last evening under the
double heading Awful Neglect of Wound
ed Veterans"
San Francisco. July 25-When the
hospital ship Morgan City unloaded so
sick and wounded soldiers no crowC
greeted the veterans. Those in power
made no arrangements for the reception
of the veterans Surrounded by the usua
crowd of dock loafers, the men, including
siXty-five Minnesotans. limped, slid or fel
from the gangway. The Journal CORE
spondent helped several helpless soldiers
down the plank. The ships hospital corps
was totally inadequate.