The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-08

Special Dispatch 10 the posf-lntcisixencsr.
SAN FRANCISCO. April ---H. ". Nc.
Ksrney. of ire FSrs. Washington. WAS ono
Of the returned men by the Scanila today.
No new sickness was developed on the
trip. The Washington boys who arrived
yesterday on the Arizona have some hit-
ter things 10 say Of the way In which Act
ing Assistant Surgeon Clarence Quirar
treated them on Tn. way over. Their all
ments. they say, received little or no at
tention, and the expressed belief of many
Is that there was not a dollars worth Of
medicine prescribed during the whole
voyage. They expressed themselves -
being much pleased with their present
quarters at the prasidio and the food
there.
Condition of the Volunteers.
Only one OF the seven men at the hosps-
tai IL in a serious condition. This Is Pat
rick Shea. Of Company l.. who Ii believed
to be hopeless consumptive. John C..
Klein and John Pruist. OF Spokane. ara
suffering from severe wounds. Klein. who
had portion ns his Jaw torn away oy
bullet viii be operated upon as soon -
he In sufficiently recovered Tor the ore--
alton. Pruitt. who was wounded through
both thighs, manages to get aoou- with
the aid Of cane.
Swan b. Beckman. Of Company A. has
been discharged for deafness ani mental
trouble.
The ailments shat sent the other men
home are: Serss- c. ". steuars. of Conn
pany f. malaria ara rheumatism: Joan J.
NJ Lyon OF Company +. goi;re In the neck.
ard First sergt, James Williams, os Com.
- swAt
home. and feel that they are perfectly
able TO stand the Journey.
Transport scandta Arrives.
The transport Scandia arrived at quaran-
tine today frem Manila. with sxty-fcnr
,lme-expirea and discharged soldiers and
the bodies OF four officers who fell lighting
In the Philippines The remains brought
back are those of Co. Smith. OF the Ten.
nessce regiment. who died of aroplexy as
he was leading his men In the attack an
Manila: Cap, d. F. Eilsatt, OF the Twen.
sleth Kansas regiment. Killed February =
az Caiocan by saarpshooiers: Maj. Acsson-
vile. OF the Idaho regiment, who fell
while charging ar the head OF his men
on the trenches before Caiescan, ana Lieut.
French. First Montana, who Was killed at
the same place.
rAeus Sxase@. % the First California
regiment. ard Capt Murphy. OF the Four
teenth infantry. were al0 on board the
transport. the former returning TO be mus
tered out and the latter under orders 10
proceed 70 Washington.
Thase who Returned on Her.
Following are smong sne volunteer SOL
ciers on the Scandls.
First Iaaho-J. w Frederick. Company
n: Harry McconvsIle. Company n.
FRS; Mon;ana-H Hospital s;ewarss r. N.
Paxon. II. C. Fails. Company e; !. p.
Green, Company II.
rTrrs washington~s. r Drake, Corporal
Nj J. craig. Company H.
Second Cregon~F. NJ Becker. camnauv
X; q. r. Jennings. Company l.. s1rxs.
MAJ James Rintoul, ir.. j. ~ New. Com
pany II; r. sSansharx
Wants Oregon Wosnd~d Sent Home.
Special Dispatch to the Post sr.elisreneey.
WASHINGTON. April 7--Hena.or Nc
Bride. ~ oregoa. called upon the press-
dent to-day He has rsmain nsd here 70 lrs,k
after tie interests ~ The Oregon regiment
uow IN the Philippines The senator wants
the Killed and wes3nisd sent back "a tbs
country speedily possible This -
being done in the ease of the wourislsst az
all regiments The wptszfcd volunteers
are mustered nut when they ge; back
Senator Mcbride sAys fhs Oregon Yre4-
meat has expressed n desire 70 reYnat1 IA
the Philippines as fonE rs the war con-
tlEus&, hus wants Is be mustered oat ~
zegn "a ft7ers ~ u cessation OF sauxtEsssses
THE regiment r made up ~ the hest
people 81 th@ state" said the senator.
ard = feli % business aHd professional
rssen ~ the highest standing Tsa cap
taia 81 arae ~ ths companies - wealthy
tanker, ard Asa son t. a private ia ths
rnmk~ Ny OWE epsn43a ts that al ths
ve1BHteeFs IN the Philippines vii soon be
mustered cut