The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-01
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0AN FRANCISCO. April 3l--After hav-
ing been twenty four hours In quarantine.
the cabin passengers on the transports
Sherman and Grant were today allowed 10
land. the health officer being convinced
that there IL no further danger Of small
pox. from which disease one OF the are-
men on the Grant died On April = A f1re-
man on the Sherman. while on the voyage.
was taken sick with variolold, but recov-
cred. The transports will be in quaran-
tine At least day or two longer. and
meanwhile army privafes and able-nodied
eeamen must remain on board ship
The list of those who returned On the
Gran, Is as follows. Mrs. Carl Ricanan.
Miss Charlotte Richman, Mrs. E. H.
Brown and two children, Mrs. DIR. Ash
burn and infant. J. NJ Miller. c. w. and
J. 8. Mason. children Of Capt Mason. OF
the Fourth infantry: Mai. Potter. Four
teensh infantry: Capt c. F. Murgst. First
North Dakota volunteers. Capt. A. X.
Ksileher, FRS, California volunteers;
Lieut. B. ". Hodges Z. 8. N: Lieut..
BowleA Eighteenth infantry: Lieut.. {.
johnson, First Tennessee. Lieut.. Conges.
Eighteenth infantry, Lieut.. Redmond.
First North Dakota. Lieut.. Henderson.
Firss Nebraska; Mrs. Al. baker. q
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Pratt. Of San Francisco. There were also
fifty four members of the crew OF the
transport Indiana. .iscaarged and sent
home by order of Maj. Gen. Otis. Utah
lgas battery. Battery r. Prlvases John j.
Donneilan and Horace f. Coolidge. Bat
terry A, California heavy artillery. Far
Kaiser: First California. Walter Kelly.
Company 3: First Tennessee, Clarence =.
Ormes. NJ. p. Daniel: Fifty tirss Iowa, 1t.
aon CHAMBERLAIN n r Aevfsar An ssst
Thir.esnsn Minnesota. o. W; smith, f.
FIRST Colorado. F G. Morrison. Frank
Eaksr First Idaho. l. AZ strinnks :. A.
G. Il. Dyer. w. e. Carter, j. {. Uglow.
J. w. Perkins: California volunteer sig
nal eorpA w NcNulty. hospital CORPS
w. r. Garrett: Third artillery. o. Speis-
Ter: sixth artillery. G. D. Bunch. n Sil-
vey. L. D Resemblance; Fourth infant
hey. J. w. Biona: Fourteenth infantry,
w. A. Cunningham. G. w. Loaden. J. E.
Smith, A. J. Loeber, L. u. Foster. Der
r. Muller, Company F: Seventeenth infan
try. James NJ. Smith: Eighteenth infantry.
James E. Collins Company h. Alfred J.
Woof.sr; conpany any, F. MILAN sa.ma,s H ..s
pany e: David s. Hartshorn. Company
T.: Joshua l. Gray. Company Il: Charles
II. Evans. Company L; Twenty second IN
Twenty third infantry, Sergt, H. A. Rap
pol Company /: William Nesblls, Compar
ny b. James b. Dale Company z: Tenth
Pennsylvania infantry. Charles Pleasant,
Company d. Andrew Banks. Company /;
Thomas Barclay, Company l; Thirteenth
Minnesota. Lewis II. Wallace. Company
II; First California. Charles II: Schermer-
iery, Charles Radernacher; hospital corps
William A. Du Coe. First Montana, AL
gust l.. Roney. Company d. Asa r. Ffske
musician: FRS, North Dakota, Harry era
Soldiers in ships hospital Fourteenth
infantry, Arthur Schumhon, Company /:
Michael Ryan. Company h United states
United States cavalry, Ira A. Sharp; Third
United States artillery, Adam aahsr. fat-
terry L. John A. Costello. Battery l.;
ba Company A. Matthew Branscombe
Company n Harry &. Humphreys. Com
pany H: Frank +. Miller. Company Is.
James J; oBrisn Company Pan e FIRST s oa1i-
g. First Colorado Theodore e Stevens.
Company Il. First Idaho, John c. Cliff.
Company C; Thirteenth Minnesota. How
ard r. Simmons. Company G. First North
Dakota, Herbert Brown, Company Il:
Stephen Bush. Company q; First Wash
ington. William Ruddeck, Company 1:
John r Harding, Company L: First Mon
tana, Fred J. Miller. Company L. William
A. Black. Company Il. Fourth cavalry.
Paul A. Dunphy: Eighteenth United States
infantry, j. S, Sherman, Company p.
Seamea-T United States ship Monterey.
Lewis Brooke, seaman: Aaron Csoadstein.
Daniel NJ. Mcdonald. James Smith. fire
men. Daniel Coleman. coal passer. Chas.
]. Mcdonald. coxswain
The following were the passengers on the
Sherman:
]. A CruIkshank. Harry Clarke, J.
Wadsworth. jr,. Eugene Hale. tr., Adel-
bert s. Hay, Saniua! Dalzeli. Brig Gen.
Hay ~.
surgeon United States volunteers. Capt
J. 6 Read. Lieut.. and Mrs. Ester. Dr.
Ronayns. transport surgeon: capt. l.
Eastman, Fourteenth infantry: Capt.
Charles r. Miller. First Washington: First
Sergt. Fred Higgins. Twentieth infantry,
Serxt Harry f. Marshall. California heavy
artillery: Col. X. r. Andersen, Tenth Penn
syivansa: Sergt. Henry L. Roger. Four
teensh infantry: Corporal ]. Mclean
First Colorado. Corporal Albert Msinharf,
First California Corporal J.. r. Wicker.
FYfty-Grst Iowa. Corporal Lewis Bail,
First Nebraska, Sergt. A. v. l.. r. De
". Rowers. First South Dakota: Gen.
Cooley George III. Belmont, Charles r.
Robbins. George Gourlay. Clay L. Berry.
Adam Smith, Charles F. Rave Thomas a
Campbell First Colorado. William II.
Ritchey. Charles n. Baker. Third artillery
William f. Armsteaa. Alfred Il. Scott
Patrick McEnree. FIRST North Dakota.
Fred Willard. slTFf South 3sN&&ksSs itS~
p Dunn Thomas Mallory. George X. Pc
teraon First Montana. Edmund south
wick First Colorado. Fred Knsser. Harry
r. white Fred schefer. Fourth. cavalry;
Albert Seellng ". r. Jackson. First f,fia-
rasfe: Albert Nswiail. ]. L. Daliam. Fred
stu. Charles Mckain4 Edward M Griffin.
Thirteenth Minnesota. tlay l. berry
Jesse Spangier. RIcharaC. Hy.and First
California. Thomas u. Barclay. Albert
SheTIras Wslliam Carer. @. f.. Dwyer.
Second Oregon. Anthony Douglass. ]. p
osToaie George l.. Walsh, Fourteenth In
sanfry: Peter Anderson First Wyoming
David FnSen. Eighteenth infantry, j. p
r Mahon. engineer corps. j. ". CleEin.
Gerard Hsfaents. William Coonsy- hoSpi-
tai corps: ". Smith, Il. ". Riley, First
Nebraska. Richard r. Cock. First Tsnres-
ses, Richard r.. C0gau. Twentieth irfan~
frv. Fred f Page Fourth cavalry. fhas
NJ Tev. First S0wth Dakota Thomas MAI
lev First Montana. Edwin l.. Hall, Ernest
EracAs Twenty-shird infantry William
& pmvyse. 1arteS " Ryan FIRST Idaho
ard Gustav pohsrung. SEAMAN L. 4. =