Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-23
RETURNING TROOPS.
Arrival of the Sixth and Ninth In
fantry and Officers.

The War Department is advised of the ar
rival of the transport Sherman at San
Francisco from Manila, p L., June 81. with
the following military passengers: Gems.
Wheaton and Snyder; 9th Infantry, entire
regiment, $50 enlisted men and the follow
ing officers Of that regiment: Col. Miner.
Majs. Lough5orough and Kennon: Capts
Morton, Bundy, Atkinson. Poore. Simuns.
Gleason, Schindal Ryther, Bodies; Chaplain
Randolph; Lieuts. Robertson, Heidi, Mes
bitt, Maxey, MuIlikin. Crimmins, Schinder.
kemper, Clark. Young, Burbank, Avn, An
derson, Bowen, Norton, Stahl, Wilson.
Smith and Parker Nineteenth Infantry
entire regiment, 5To enlisted men and the
following officers of that regiment: Mas.
Woodbury.; Capts. Tyler, Rowan, Mcintyre,
Burkhardt, Murphy, Ronayne, Martin.
Lawton and Chaplain Smith; Lieuts Brad
ford, French, Graham, Dalton, Hunt Hege-
man, Feeter, Bond. Cecil, Miller Allen.
Cole Wetherill. SaSer Tillotson, Rancourt.
Smith, Supplee, Screws. kclond and Baker.
Other passengers included Lieut.. Coils. Hus-
ton and Helms, LIST Infantry; Capt. Web
ster, 10th Infantry; How,aud and Parment-
er, list Infantry, and Bash, 9Th Infantry,
contract Surgeons Rogers, Kellogg and
Perkins; army nurse corps females: il
insane soldiers, Isl sick and 100 discharged
and short term men.
The following deaths occurred during the
voyage: William r. Carlisle, private, Troop
{, LIST Cavalry, chronic amobic dysentery:
William r. Morris, private, Company =. eth
Infantry, chronic diarrohoea, and George
w. Quick, sergeant, Company G, 9Th In
fantry, peritonias.
The War Department is also advised that
the following military passengers arrived
on the transport Hancock: Gen. Burt re-
tired; headquarters, band and Companies
A, c, D. E. F. G, III, X, l. and NJ, 9TH In
fantry, 397 enlisted men and the following
officers: Col Robe, Maj. Irvine, Capts
Noyes. Hersey, Sigsworth, Wise, Burt,
Langdon and Chaplain Newsom; Lieuts
Hammond, Schoeffel, Micklin. Gibson.
Drouillard, Kinney, Brown, Wallace. Col
Inns, Loeb, Goodrich, Smith, Mills, Snow, q.
Harris, III. Harris and Evans Other pas
sengers included Capt. Elliott, subsistence
department.; Capt. Woodson, medical de-
partment; Lieuts. Richmond, list Cavalry.
and Bump, Sth Infantry; Contract Surgeon
Thompson, 1854 discharged and short term
men and 30 general prisoners.
Orders were issued today for headuuar-
ters band and Companies E. +, G., ii. *.
l., and M, 9th Infantry, to proceed to Madi-
son barracks, and Companies A, q and ID,
same regiment, to Fort Niagara, \. "
That portion of the fighting 9th In
fantry which has just arrived at San Fran
cisco from service in China and the Philip
pines. and which has been assigned to sta
ton at Madison barracks. Sackett's Harbor
New York. has been authorized TO stop on
its way east at Syracuse and WATERFOWL.
N. Y, In order to permit the citizens Of
those towns to give demonstration i'm
honor Of the returning soldiers. This &C
ton was taken by the War Department at
the earnest solicitation of the residents OF
the towns named and will not delay the SOL
diers in reaching their destination much
more than five or six hours.