Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-07-27
BRINGS MANY DAKOTA
AND NEBRASKA BOYS
Hospital Ship Arrives at San Fran.
cisco with 400 Sick and Con-
va|escent Soldiers.
THREE DIE ON THE WAY ACROSS
First Lieutenant jackson, of tho
South Dakota Regiment, IL
Among the Dead--Those
Who Returned.

San Francisco, July 26.-The United
States transport Morgan City. which
nas been converted into hospital ship,
| arrived yesterday from Manila, having
on board over 400 sick and GONZALES
cent soldiers. Three men died on the
Toyage:
PRIVATE BOBBS, Tenth Pennsyl-
Vania.
PRIVATE LEWIS COOK, Twenty
second regiment.
FIRST LIEUTENANT JACKSON,
First South Dakota.
They succumbed to dysentery, the
disease with which most of the others
were afflicted. All of those on board
were i'll when the steamer started, but
removal from tropical climate and
the sea air benefited the invalids so
that on arrival here only twenty-five
were unable to leave their berths. Ev-
cry command and almost every regl-
mcnt is represented among the re-
turning soldiers.
Ncbrnskans and Dakotnns Aboard
The following were among troops re-
turned on the Morgan City from Manila:
First Nebraska Volunteer Infantry.
".
Tuney.
Company D-corporal Charles T.
Knapp. John ]. Bloom.
sm compan I. INs s9Iss b Land Walter L.
Company E--l.ouis Brown, John d.
Kenney.
Company G-Henry NJ. Hickman.
w. Benzel.
Company K-Corporal Frank Fouke,
William II. La Rue.
Company A-Abraham Cayce. Horace A.
Chase. Charles NJ. Bray. Alfred Pines,
Robert Hall; Albert a. Johnson.
Company B-Sergeant Arthur w. Sven
Herman NJ. Bellman. Rolf schumann.
Company c.John A. Hentz. Doc Jenk-Y
Martin, Joseph +. Telbel, Lewis F. Bar
Der. Ephraim Babb. Edward Burner Ma
r'on Stewart, John j. Nickel. Roland A.
Spencer
Company D-First Sergeant Ernest
Madden, Corporal Amos G. Jones, Isaac
Johnson, Robert j.: Jerrow. Emanuel
Rekmsn Ray ra Ii Wasshhnarm John
Levy.
Company E-sergeants Edgar b. Rick
er, Arthur A. No No I.1,| and Ole = Gnl-
en-, John O. johnson. anton Weller, Emil
Void, John stanke.
company t-ScrReant Leon >. RlCh-
mond, Corporal Daniel Ryan, Guy P.
Squire Clifton Dickerson. John W. Daley.
Henry c. Brees, Leo Peashak.
Company G-Sergeants Ephriam @.
Mcdonnell, Clyde BUTCHER George 8. b.
Cooke, Walter ". Cells, j. A Parsons,
lanes Jay BLACK John a. Russell, Harry 2.
Fuller Clyde b. Palmer.
wha1esy and de9rgs r I. Hipp, Charles W.
Morgan, David Smith, Frank Lich, Leroy
Berry. Charles L. Bartlett. Henry A.
Thompson. Marvin c. Bowen. James e.
Montgomery, Henry Mauritzen, Jesse o.
Kirkpatrick William Buckley
Company 1--Sergeant Thomas j. Ten-
wick. Corporal Joseph w Palmer. An
drew Eida, Will Ct. Stewart. Wilbur D.
Todd. Clifton L. Mnlamphy Herbert A.
Putnam. Joseph Frost Byron IT. Hast
inss. Charles p. Wagner, Thomas b.
Shaft, Fred w. Barber. Charles Hammer.
Company K-Scrgeants Isaiah Cranston
and Frank r. liarkins. Michael f. Nc
Adams, Herman r. Kruger, Arne Haugee
Frank c. Fuller, Earl d. NJ Aspinwall
Ne!s II. Nelson. Don j. Famous, Peter
Nelson. Ncls Simonson.
Company l<-Sergeant jay L. Rundell,
Cuartermaster Sergeant Anton Zurich,
II, Corporal OTTO 7. Craig, William Ham
iltoil. Fred z. Lorenzen, John r. Rogers,
Jerome u. Morse. Fred c. Brunger, John
Richardson. Isaac Harry
!, Company M-Lieutenant H. A. Pratt,
Sergeant John w. Platt Corporal Ernest
u. Painter. David Elmes, Charles Il.
Trtsty, Charles n. Jackson, Martin Eide.