Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1899-08-03
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,iinti ~ arrival 20 IL United States
transport Hancock. having ou boar
The Nebraska regiment aud two l,n.-
tctirs 20 the Utah ertilier, complete.
lN dcstruved all the arrangement
hich had t,-ru made Tor a rnval r.-
erpiitn rud asa enthusiastic ,,ricotst-
% thr Sighting volunteers rvfurnin.
crow med with their laurrls
Dropped ,ses"r at ssd"ixs,.
The Hancock dropped anchor in the
stream shortly b~furr midnight last
nigh. The committees herr from Nc-
bra ka and tab had given up all idra
of ths se.srl's arriving earlier thrn
the m"rninr aud bad prepared 90 ss
rp ut dawn to rr.vt the expected ship.
Tugs end iaunchs- bad be~u chartered
and Gov. roynter of Nebraska hrd
planned vifh aii earr and ,,etaii ta b..
the nrst niau aboari th. iIanr,,.-k aud
vtics.me tho hsrn-s from bis state
irsk e. Nmrricau ~oiL
y. H-~~ptt". s.-smItt--- snaat.
iltt ihesv we're uo rr,-.pt .,n sam-
witt'ss a8naf - midnight. aud nni.
cu- small d~ics,ntion ~ Nebraska pso-
pie headed hs iu,ir, t,ohcrt RYAN. -
Lincoln. and e. -. Wheaton. ~ the
Same cttN. accompanied thc custnu-
isuss officials and thr curr-sl-uudvufs
or %, race down -. tat
Quarantine and rustauf- regulation.
prevented even ih,s little anui from
ecttnr uenrr~ the devb 30. the .iip
than tho approach fa tho gang plank.
~ 'rttt~,-n, q. os-r.
The returning sohiirrs hat. na ctiti-
cisu. tu oHcr nn ihcir silent reception.
They sh~~rrd thrn-cltrs hoars. at
.irhs of BE- httlc frrt ui iaune h,.,.
apd frnm thr deck. of tt, transtof,
3 ou-e'i rrrstings and noes. .it-.- to the
l~ot D. uu fhe tancinr ,rif' hsln,f
ttr-d the Etr-s ts-w~-taE ~s.t
eel n. y Nulfori ~ the Neiti s.
kas who is iu command. soun %.
peafru at thc railing Ev his sid-
.foosi William crur~n. If 90. ~ the
aerttn.i of the Nebraska regiment 3, ,p
hrsi the first shot ia answer to shots
from the fdipino= which -tarted the
vt- with the iusurrrnfs ~ kill..l
th. trst Fiipino " hc dir'i ns ara Nm~r-
s. hullc'. amt if was this shot which
v- ihe -ssn1i To- the asl, surr - the
eut rr Amrriean lime arf IN. great
tout ~ the rvisl army au thr night
of a. sth uf fsbruars
Net ,-st.s- ." H~tar.
Cd sun'f tfiuk vou will sec an, - ns
rffsrniue to Manila yer, .s.ou. .ari
60 Naifopi m r~>pou=e fe qus.-
t'ur. Jusf ou~ man in the euiir- rys-
fairtt Fr-ruif-ts,i ssuls - remained
iu fhc Philippines 10 snrav~ in busi-
mes
The >~hsna-L.s.. wsEk i- the MAJ.
the Nebraska hays hail o. much
suEh work iu fh5s war. souiina-ti
CO.. Nalfsfd. as any regiment. seiun-
teer 81 rreniar. uIf death rp.l in the
Philippine frnm uupshaf ,sounds a,-
,.,isuts and ,lis.a-.. Is a.. inelu.iin,,
ths sick and ,fnnn.'esi. u 30 afr rseat :
~rinr. Ne dropped an told =ut men.
ur th" llAneuek are mo- than au..
hundred Wounded snidisr- Ih- EN-
tire regiment is glad - know that - Is
." t. mustered out in san Francisco.
~ Ht.tf' ArttA . f'Ntf-sthA AtNtH ttH-
ciuaed ool- Mulfofd "and IL has ~
| proved the men wouderfuth Quite /.
i-umber of them will hasr ta go sick
II their homes. but I am assured thu
every one viii soon bc all right"
Father sad soa Meet,
The first man 'o grasp he hand -
returning Nebraska volunteer was
| Mr. Wheaton. whose son. Burt Whsa-
| ton. Il first lieutenant and adju.amt of
the regiment. The young officer was
i,weiod on the garg plank aud faith. r
anu son greeted each other with soai..
| difficulty
IN" men On the Hancock uumbe-
| i.i16. aud include thu two Jfiah light
batteries and six discharged men
from the Twenty SECOND regular
one Death On the uosuroard rrtp.
col. Mulfor,l. who . ia command -
the Nebraska regiment. suceee,,'i the
tate Col S'otsenberg. killed iu battle.
Ia Col. talton. of the Nrhrusk +.
regiment, remained at Manila. where
h. will engage in banking
uals one man died On the fIaneocl.
after she left Manila lie Wa Private
Richard Malph. Of liatte., \. I tah ar.
tillerN, and he died of typhaid fever
y. NarH-aki.
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