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 WAK - 1898 
 
THE MANILA EXPEDITION 
 
 
 
 EDITED BY 
 
 FRANK R. NEVILLE 
 
 PHOTOGRAPHS BY 
 
 J. H. [BRATT 
 
 OF THE 
 
 Wave Publishing Company 
 
 COPYRIGHTED AND PUBLISHED BY 
 
 THE WAVE PUBLISHING COMPANY 
 
 24 MONTGOMERY STREET 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 
 
REGIMENTAL ROSTER OF OFFICERS 
 First Colorado Infantry 
 
 THE GLORIOUS victory of the fleet commanded by Admiral (then Commodore) Dewey, at 
 Manila, startled the entire civilized world and infused a new spirit into American minds and 
 institutions. The grand achievement of our uaval forces made it necessary to send an equally 
 strong and powerful army to supplement on land the great work already commenced by Dewey. 
 For this purpose, an army of invasion was mobilized at San Francisco, California. After some 
 vexatious delays, one expedition after another sailed out through the Golden Gate, and across the 
 broad Pacific. In the history of America these expeditions will be ever memorable. Never before 
 had the United States sent an army seaward to invade a foreign country. The Regiment from 
 Colorado sailed on the steamship China, on the second expedition. Speaking of the "boys " from 
 Colorado, the San Francisco Illustrated Wave, which is illustrating the exploits of the regiment at 
 Manila with great fidelity, said : 
 
 Colorado may be justly proud of her regiment of volunteers, consisting of the First Colorado 
 Infantry, under command of Colonel Irving Hale. It is one of the best drilled, most thoroughly 
 equipped and disciplined regiments in the camp. The illustrations are intended to show every 
 officer and member of the regiment. The roster of officers is as follows : 
 
 Colonel, Irving Hale; Lieutenant-Colonel, H. B. McCoy, Majors, C. M. Moses and Charles H. 
 Anderson ; Major Clayton Parkhill, surgeon ; Captain J. F. Kemble and Lieutenant C. E. Locke, 
 assistant surgeons; Lieutenant A. McD. Brooks, adjutant; Lieutemnt Charles S. Howard, 
 commissary; Lieutenant W. B. Sawyer, quartermaster; Captain David L- Fleming, chaplain. 
 
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 Co. G Captain, D. P. Howard ; first lieutenant, T. C. Brown ; second lieutenant, W. P. Burke. 
 Co. H Captain, Charles Eastman; first lieutenant, C. H. Wilcox; second lieutenant. F. L. Perry. 
 Co. I Captain, William R. Grove; first lieutenant, C. H. Hilton; second lieutenant, C. O. Zollars 
 Co. K Captain, William A. Cornell; first lieutenant, W. J. Vannice; second lieut, Ralph Listev. 
 Co. L Captain, David La Salle ; first lieutenant, Frank O'Keefe ; second lieutenant, F. N. Bellou. 
 Co. M Captain, C. C. Spouter ; first lieutenant, Charles H. Sleeper ; second lieut., W. H. Gowdy. 
 
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 COLONEL IRVING HALE AND STAFF. 
 
THE COLORADO REGIMENTAL BAND. 
 
REVIEW. 
 
COMPANY A. CAPTAIN J. S. STEWART. 
 

 COMPANY B. CAPTAIN F. W. CARROLL. 
 
COMPANY C. CAPTAIN E. E. BOOTH. 
 
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 COMPANY D. CAPTAIN J. D. TAYLOR. 
 
COMPANY E. CAPTAIN KYLE RUCKER. 
 

 COMPANY F. CAPTAIN R. G. COMINGS. 
 

 BIRDS-EYE VIEW OF CAMP MERRITT WHER 
 
HE TROOPS FOR MANILA WERE MOBILIZED. 
 
COMPANY G. CAPTAIN D. P. HOWARD. 
 
COMPANY H. CAPTAIN CHARLES EASTMAN. 
 
COMPANY I. CAPTAIN WILLIAM R. GROVE. 
 

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 COMPANY K. CAPTAIN WILLIAM A. CORNELL. 
 
COMPANY L. CAPTAIN DAVID L,A SALLE. 
 
COMPANY M. CAPTAIN C. C. SPOUTER. 
 
INSPECTION OF COMPANY D, FIRST COLORADO. 
 

 SCENE ON DOCK. 
 
AMIDSHIPS ON THE COLORADO TRANSPORT "CHINA." 
 
STERN VIEW OF THE COLORADO TRANSPORT "CHINA" PASSING DOWN THE BAY. 
 
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 THE CHINA AND HER ESCORTS PASSING OUT OF THE HARBOR. 
 
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