October 15, 1898
I despatched mail home. Today we were given rice, which was just mush.
California Volunteer Infantry
October 14, 1898
Weather showery. For breakfast we had hot biscuits for the first time. For supper we had macaroni and applesauce which was fine. For tea we… Read More »October 14, 1898
October 13, 1898
Today we had rain for the first time in ages. We were issued with shoes and leggings. There was uproar over the supper which consisted… Read More »October 13, 1898
October 3, 1898
I received some mail from home and went on parade at 4.30 pm.
October 2, 1898
Mass at 8.30 a.m. in St. Ignatius Church in the walled city, with the Archbishop of Manila in attendance. Camp open 9.30 to 11 am.
September 30, 1898
Colonel Smith’s servant ‘Sam’ died suddenly. I had my photograph taken in town. There were 21 series of court-martials which resulted in the following sentences:… Read More »September 30, 1898
September 28, 1898
Received mail, three letters and two newspapers.
September 26, 1898
We received helmets and white uniforms today. Crow left for San Francisco; he was awarded $368 transportation money
September 22, 1898
The regimental parade took place at Malate. Later I bought a box for $2 (Mexican)