The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-31

and detail 10 ~ he arss mar assoara t-e
Hancock and welcome tAs heroes from bis
state back 70 American soi, Bat there
were 70 reception committees shout AZ
midnight. and a<ly GRE small delegation
81 Nebraska p--oEIs. healed 2s Judge Roo
ere Ryan, 60 FAncoin. and <. q. Wheaton.
~ the same city. accompanied the GUS
toggzaoEgs officials and the correspond
ents on the race down the bay
Not Allowed on Beard.
Guas antiae and customs regulations
prevented even sn-s tlf.se land from gsf-
Eng nearer fhe deck q the sap than ire
approach 70 yne gang plank. TIE return
lag soldiers however. Rad TO criticisms "a
eEfar st thstr zzIens reception. Tnsy eheeg-
81 themselves haarse az sight of ths HStts
E9ses of launches ard from the decks q
the transports shouted greetings and -nes-
sa9es - the people on the dancing craft
below
Col. II 2 Mulfor1. 90 the Neoraskas
who IS IN command Soon appeared at TIE
railing by rs side stood william Ora
zesn. ~ Company u. the ssAE!ael ~ the
Nebraska regiment who Fred ths first shot
II answer u ssets from fae EIilplnos which
started the war with the Insurgents He
Killed the first Filipino wao died by an
American bullet. and Z was his shot which
Fha signal Ger the advance % the 90
tire American line and the sEe2. r0ut q
The rebel army afs me fig2t ~ February 1.
ouis One Rs-enlisted-
- Don; think yoa VIII see aay o. Us re-
turning 70 Manila very soon. sstd Gel
MElf1sa, IN response TO q question. Just
one man IN the entire regiment re-erllst-
ed. Only twenty Eve remained n the P.ft-
ippiues IN enea &c n business.
TIE NshFaskans ds as much rough
work in this war, Continued Cos AGIfoTa.
as ANY Regiment. volunteer or regular.
Oar death rD0 IN tho Philippines from
guushot wounds accidents and disease *
sixty-fwo- Including IRE sex snE wound
ted. 81 men. on tAe Hancock are more
than 1sst wounded soldiers. The sasafe
regiment Is glad 20 kD0w that Il l. IL -
mustered out in San Francisco. We have
had a pleasant trip concluded Col, Mai
ford "ana & has improved tire nen wo}-
sierfGl8y- Quite 3 number u them = =
have - 60 to ire hospital. bat an as
sarCd thai every enc Will Soon pe AL
right"
Father and Son Meet.
TIE arst man 20 grasp ,he hand o; a re-
tuning Nebraska vDiuutee. was Mr.
Whea ar. whose ss5r. Burt Vacation. Is
first lieutenant ard aa1Etant ot The resi-
meut TIE young officer vas lowered on
the gang plank. ard father aTs1 son greet
81 csch other With some difficulty. The
quarantine officer does net board incafIf-
Ing ships beswsea sunset ard sunrise. ard
there aas nothing IL do os.; waR fer tAe
morning with woat patience was I0sstese-
Utah Batteries Aboard.
The men on The Hancock number ! i2s
and include tits two Utah light batteries
ard six discharged uaaa from The Twenty
second regiment Untte1 States army.
COL. Milford. who Is I'm command. sue
ceedey2 1Ae late Co3 St0tzenberg,
ia battle. In command % the Utah bat
tertes is Mas. Grant Capt. Wecgewood
leads Battery 4. and Capt. CFigrhiow
commands Battery n. but Capt. CriEch-
loS Is pn the SICK list. oesug i.i With 8Ts-
EMERY when fhe Utah artillery sailed
fyosn san Francisco MAJ Young was ~
the head ~ It lie was appointed chief
justice - The Philippines and OF course
resigned bis command Judge Young S.
row Oh his way - fh@ t'ntged States on
one oE the regular liners for q short visit
ka regiment. remained al Manila, where
he vii engage ~ banking
One Death Aboard.
Only one man die.i ar the Hancock az
SER sh@ LEFT Manila. he Was Private
Et-nar& Ralpk ~ Battery A Utah ar
NaEsstai AEoGg the officers ri The $e-
/ hTaska regiment who were severely
wounded are cart HoIlingssor,h ara
Lieut. " ellsworth. The former was shot
/ ia both legs ana Ileat. WadSworgh wex
. nn two different occasions shot tn the
iegs. corporal Williams. battery \ 81 TIE
/ Utah light artillery vas left behlu4 AZ
. Nagasaks 20 rsc}zpsFafe from eergosss
attack ~ dNsenterv
Those Nhe Remained Behind
The following r,en - the Utah artillery
remained lse6ind n Manila.
BATTERY A-JohH 4. TEllSHn- Henry N&~-
( ~. 5 = Peters. /. T. Hanson Trank T.
, Sh@Alin John +. Rogers ard August
Etfch~r
Fafsery B-P h F're8eriekso- George
araa;hafr. Elmer Johns.osa. sere;. =
/ Morris. charles AsTslgH$. Thornas :
Tsaratarrw. George S5vnraoesz tshe~1as T
FOX. TE@Tssa S~AHli N = g~an~rory,A
! ReTt " Austin. Charles : Rfll JASPER
! n t'cttsr. Pres T. r RI rker
Passes Quarantine All Right.
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otsesr ~ }he pert boarded gAe Fga-~ark
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vas>a3 ct~&a hsls az health Soon after
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