One of the officers to land was heard saying, "Well, its the same business again, defending Soochow Creek." Many officers and men who arrived yesterday in the Chaumont are well known here. In addition to General Beaumont, who was known here as Colonel Beaumont in the old days, there are Lieutenant-Colonels Underhill, Cates, and Schmidt, Ma-jars Emmett W. Skinner and W. F. Brown; Captains Glenn E. Hayes, Thomas M. Ryan, James E. Kerr, Francis B. Loomis, Harry E. Leland, Leo Sullivan, James S. Monahan, E. T, Peters and S. S. Yeaton; First Lieutenant H. C. Tschirgi.
Officers coming to Shanghai for the first time are:
Colonel Thomas S. Clarke; Lieutenant-Colonels Al DeCarre and Frank Whitehead; Majors Ames, Joseph A. Smith John K. Martenttein. George. Hamilton, and Albert W aul; Captains Gordon Han, Erin, Ht
T. Kirk, Adolph Zuvor. Nels E Nelson, Winton eeler, Francis J; MoQuilién, Wilson Coleman, and Chester A.
Allen; Firsi Lieutenants Fred D. Beans, Robert S. Fairweather and Samuel F. Zeller; Sec-Dixon Goen. Ronald B. Wilde, Herbert And Lieutenants Arnold F. Johnston, Ros Frederick, E. Leek, William R.
Amoy, Bruno A. Hochmuth, Toren 5. Wendt, William F. Kramer, William H. Barba, Henry H. Crockett, Wood B, Kyle, Maynard Schultz, Arthur Stacy, Lewis W. Walt, Marlowe C. Williams, Platt, Mortimer A. Marks. Geo E. Mills, Henry B. Cain, Wesley
Huddieson, Charles A. Miller, Louis Brockway, Odell M. Conoley, qiydi Robertshaw; Richard Rothwell, Robert W. Boyd, Russell B. Hansowetz, Henry F. Massie, Ellsworth G. Van Orman, Arthur H, Weinberger and Horatio C. Woodhouse; Chief Pay Clerk F. R. Powers, Chief Quartermaster Clerk R. Morris, Marine Gumer Ori C. Harter, Pay Clerk, John H. Rath
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