The San Francisco call., 1899-04-07
The ARIZONA
FROM MANILA
WITH SICK MEN
Many Were Wounded
in Battle.
SOME ARE CALIFORNIA BOYS
ALL THE OFFICERS AND MEN
WERE INVALIDED HOME.
Very Few of the Returned Ever Want
to See the Philippines Again.
The Arizona to Go Back
at Once.
SOME ARE CALIFORNIA BOYS
ALL THE OFFICERS AND MEN
WERE INVALIDED HOME.

The United States transport Arizona ar
rived from Manila via Hongkong yester-
DAY after a fair passage OF twenty-nine
days She remained in Hongkong for five
days, during which time she was put in
the drydock and thoroughly overhauled-
From the latter port the run here was
made in the splendid time of nineteen
DAYS. The Arizona will in consequence
have nothing done to her here. but will
be reprOvisioned at once and start back
for Manila as soon as the troops arrive
from the East.
The officers who came up on the Ari-
Zona were Major F. A. Williams or the
First Nebraska, Captain c. L. Pickens,
Second Oregon; Lieutenant Charles Ho-
gan, First California; Lieutenant h. X.
Irwin, First Washington, and Surgeon Z.
Quinan, who is in charge OF the SICK. All
OF them are invalided home.
The invalided soldiers were;
Fred ". Beck Company c, First Idaho;
Charles Runels. Company II, First Montana
James G. Saunders, Company l. Twenty third
United States Infantry; Nelson q. RasA, Com
pany 1. Tenth Pennsylvania Robert X Po"ei!
Company NJ Second Oregon Levi l. Heald'
Company +, First South Dakota r. McCor-
mick, Company A. First Montana; Patrick
Shea, Company L. First Washington; Clarence
/. Noyce Company A. North Dakota; -DanleI
J. Newell Company D, Tenth Pennsylvania;
Charles A Hammond. Company F. Twentieth
Kansas: William 7. Byrne. Company B, First
Colorado; William Thefault, Company L, FIRST
Tventy-third United States Infantry; W. E.
Gilbert. sailor. K. r. LOunsbury, acting hospl-
tai steward. L. S A; Albert Prosker, Com
pany / FIRST Nebraska, William D. Boydin,
hospital CORPS. Edward Rand, Company h,
FOURTH Cavalry; Herbert A D. Lowe. Com
pany L First Colorado; Alex P. McAfrey, Com
p4ny z. First Montana; Harry Z. thinner
man. Company B. First North Dakota; Julian
c. Drake Company f First Colorado; Fred
W. Schneider Company NJ, First South Da-
g1n; John H. Foster, company 3, FIRST Souln I
Dakota Ray Y. Bennett Company y. First
South Dakota; Walter J. ConnOda Company
y, Twenty-third United states infantry, John
J. II. Lyons, Company +, First Washlngtoni
Gus a: Klein; Company /, Fourteenth United
states Infantry John 3. Barnes, hospltai GOtps!
Jay Ssltzman, Company /, Fourteenth United
States Infantry; Lewis ]. Biehl, Company *,
Fourteenth United states Infantr9; Alexander
States Infantry. John L. Bronson, Company D,
First Nebraska; =. a. Cutting Company H.
WashinEtcn: ia . Caldwell. Company D,
pauy G. Fourteenth United States Infantry;
Milton H. Harlan, Company l. Fourteenth
pauy B. Twenty United States Infantry;
Charles Bademascher deft at Hongkong); VII
states infantry; James NJ Copley Company
+. Tweuty-third United States Infantry; Wal
A.
". =. NansAaal company n. twenty
United States Infantry, L. Swonnumson, Com
gl--.S N' 7 -tsl N1- eil -1SiF>'-a
company u. our1eenJh Chlted states thtaL- thtt
Try; Irving Bunce. Company F, Fourteenth
United States Infantry. oscar l. Weo6. Com
pany Q, First South Dakota; charles w; KIN
catd. Company N, Fourteenth United states
Infantry; James L. Campbell, Company {,
First North Dakota; E. Christoferson, Company
G. First North Dakota; A c. Connolly. Com
pany X. First Nebraska. Charles G. Moore
Company L. Fourteenth United States lnfan-
Try: Perle ". Hamilton, Company L. Four
teenth United States Infantry; Bennie o. Lund-
rsiIerZ. F5V-ir 4 Clrtn9ayer. Company / First
First Colorado: Max Schieber, Company E,
Thirteenth Minnesota; Thomas H. Mills. Com
81 Hamburg Company G. Twenty third United
States Infantry: stephen H Jones. Company
Z. Twenty-third United States Infantry; C. w.
Stewart. Company E. First Wisconsin; William
c. saxton Company l. First COLORADO; Paul
SHIlSlIIlSLl Co5NpSily ", + e ~ 5000 OqaooT
Charles A. Anderson, Company E, First Mon
tana; John "; singleton Company A. Four
teenth United States Infantry; James Mlillams'
Company K. First Washington; T. G. Baur-
uian, Company B. Tenth Pennsylvania; George
a Carmelchel, Company A, First Colorado; II
A Funkhouse. Company A, Tenth Pennsyl-
vania. Otis Carter Company D, First Montana;
Rs5 5ss 9 tsss Bss ns6r SPanA RSnFe 6om
pany D. Twenty third United States Infantry;
A w. Patterson. hospital corps; Jonathan de
Blair. COMPANY /. First Colorado; Joseph w
Pieotiat 6'oTnnanv 7, Fourteenth United States
Infantry: +. c. Hamnetter. hospital corps;
Walter Z. Rosebro, Company A, First Cali
lornia; Milton R. Carroll Company l. First
Twenty-third United States Infantry; N. Cald-
well. Company f. First Idaho; Jacob II. Appel.
Company c. Fourteenth United States Infan-
try; John Edwards, Company c. Fourteenth
United States Infantry; Harry g Newton
Company +. Eighteenth United States Infan-
Try; A. A. Sullivan, band. Fourteenth United
states Infantry; Charles l. Ray. Company NJ.
Ilrst Coloradoi Nllheln l1assahIhlch' company
y. Fourteenth United states infantry; CnarIes
s. Evans, hospital corps; Joseph Black, Com
pany ., First Montana; c. B. Bailey, Company
=. First Colorado; W. s. Shea, band. Twenty
third United States Infantry; Joseph Miller
Company D, Twenty-third United States Infan-
try; Con 2. Eagan, Company K First Ne
Tennessee; John N. Barnes. Company D, First
south Dakota: Robert NJ Nichols Company A.
First Idaho; A. Westfall, Company B, First
Colorado George A. Ray, signal corps; W. ID.
Davis Company ], Second Oregon; David NJ
Mitchell J. Bronze. Company D, First Calf
farnia; Harry =. Duffey. Company H. Tenth
North Dakota; Herbert e. Won Honsen, Com
pany A, First Idaho; John T. Horsman, Com
Ccmpany A, First Washington; o. II. Helm
roth. Company Il. First Colorado; Chauncey
j Ritter, Company K. Fourteenth United
states Infantry; y. J. McGlynn Company L.
lTtt COLORADO; Gustave r. LANCER. hospital
corps; Charles Mckinley. Company K. Second
North Dakota Charles G Miles, Company B.
First Idaho; Gilbert ". SDankie Company z.
First idaho: Philip Bisk, Company 3. Second
Oregon; J. Spaulding. Company D. First Mon
tana; c. T. Hodridge Company D. Sixth Ar
tNery; L. Morgan Company F. First South
Dakota; @. w. Brant. Company A. Fourteenth
United states Infantry: J. Johnson. Company
O. Eighteenth United States Infantry: A. G.
Anpner Company Q, Third United States Ar
uIery; Theodore Newman, Company A. Utah
Iattery !. sherman. Company D. Eighteenth
United States Infantry. left at Hongkoug. D.
Collins. Company O. First Idaho; J. Whalen
Ccmneny F. First Idaho; T. Laparle. Company
j. Third United States Artillery; J. Broernan
company 2, First California; 4. L. Granger
company g First Idaho; F. Van Coraigh Com
pany D. First Colorado: A. r. Newbergh Com
rany .. Thirteenth Minnesota: J. w Cole
Company D. Sixth United states Artillery; M
j. Rafter, hospital steward: Olaf Aune Com
pony G, Fourteenth United States Infantry:
Samuel F. Shannon. Company L. First Ne
hraska; Donovan Kimball, Company G, Sixth
United States Artillery.
All OF the soldiers were very sick when
the Arizona left Manila. but they soon
began to mend after the vessel got TO
sea. and only two or three were confined
10 their berths when the vessel reached
san Francisco. Will L. Evans, Company
H. Twenty-third Infantry, was the sick
est man aboard. He is cripple with
muscular rheumatism, and is a very sick
man.
IT took the Arizona a long time to dock
but as soon as she got alongside Pacific
street wharf the steamer General Nc
f0Ov-el took all fbe soldiers abOa rd oud