The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-11-09
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Warren Arrives With
Discharged Men.
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS
FIVE VESSELS ARE READY TO
SAIL AT ANY TIME
Chief Officer Stark of the Steamer
Doric Ordered to England.
Whaling Bark Andrew
Hicks in Port,
MOVEMENTS OF TRANSPORTS
FIVE VESSELS ARE READY TO
SAIL AT ANY TIME.

The United States army transport
Warren arrived from Manila yesterday,
making the run in the splendid tune OF
twenty-five days. She brought up sixteen
cabin passengers and number OF MS
charged soldiers. There were two deaths
during the voyage. Victor 2. Chapman,
sergeant, Battery f, Sixth Artillery, died
on November of consumption h4charo
McConviile. q fireman on the transport
died on November Of kidney disease.
The remains of both men were brought
to San Francisco.
Those who came up on the transport
We're:
Manila to Nagasak japan commander
Cornwall, L. 5. n; Lieutenant X w -I7Ei 4lS,
20th L. s Infantry; Or. q. l. Cuilen, Sslstan'
surgeon, I. 5. a; Mr. Steele warrant ma
MaTfia IN San Francisco-Captaln John Bax-
ter Jr. assistant Quarterulaster. [. y A. Coi-
onel P. G. Pope L. 5. Marine corps LleIt ti
ant S A Kephart 4th u. 5. Artillery; Lieu
fautry: Lieutenant VI. c. herth' ga =. :. N
fantry; W. r. Coyne, civilian clerk Hut9gI1oSIo
and TWO children; Miss Amy Holmes Red
Cross nurse; Miss Mary p Darling Red cross
nurse; Miss Ann Stirk, Red Cross nurse MISS
Ada c. Town, Red Cross nurse.
Discharged men-Albert Kolb, post quarter
master sergeant. Ernest A. heeVer' corporal
Company H. Srd Infantry; James hearhey'
private. NJ, 3rd Infantry Gilbert O. Hammer
sergeant major, 4th Infantry; Thomas J. Har-
ris0n private band 4th Infantry; Carlos I.
Black, corporal, 3. 4th Infantry. Charles t.
Turnbaugh corporal. D. 18th Infantry, Thomas
E. Charlton, private, j, 4th Infantry AlI[ed
Schumacher private. d. 4th Infantry; Charles
O'Connor corporal Z. Atm Infantry Ieter
Morris. corporal, E, 4th Infantry; William
McCarty, corporal, F. 4th Infantry; Rono -.
fantry; James E Peters, cook. F, 18th In
fantry: John II. Wright private @, 4th In
fantry Adolph Muller. private, H, 4th In
iEi s t'laDpeI
Infantry; Edgar A Miller, corporal, II, attn
infantry; Rey 5. Ashby private / 4th In
fantry; Silas c. Whitcomb, private, !. tth In
fantry; Thomas J. SCanlon, private 1, 4th IN
fantry; Hampton Il. Miller, private, \, 4th
Infantry; Henry NJ Crul. sergeant, l., attn
Infantry; Patrick Henry, private, N, 4th In
fantry; Charles DAM. sergeant, b, 9Th In
fantry; Charles Bucht musician. c. 9Th In
fantry; Michael J. Wald0n musician, r. Sth
Infantry: Christopher Ohm, corporal, II, gth
Infantry; Charles Il. Willis, private h, Sth
infantry: William Barber private, X, 9Th In
fantry: Darius +. Fauban, private, Is. lZth
Infantry; Jesse w. Weaver. corporal, B, Eth
Infantry; George f. Stice, private l, 18th In
fantry; George Tierpan, sergeant, NJ. 18th IN
fantry; Arthur l. Osborn, corporal NJ l4th
Infantry; Bernard Braddick. corporal, A. 18TH
Adam D. Elenberg. sergeant, @, 18th Infantry;
Frederick Lehmkey. private, a. 18th Infantry;
Spencer c. Stackhouse, corporal. A, 18th lntan-
try; William NJ Reed, corporal, = lSIh Inlah-
try Frank Johnson, sergeant, F. 18th Infantry;
Guy II. Mitchell. corporal F. 18th Infantry,
Lee ] Unternehr. corporal T, 18th Infantry;
Lee Judge, private. G, 18th Infantry; Frank
c. Smith. private. I. 18th Infantry: William
B Hahn, sergeant, X, 18th Infantry; Joe
walden sergeant c. 10Th Infantry; Don Petit
t9ne, private, c, goth Infantry: NJ G. Sted-
man private 2 Sh Infanry James lame = Done
private. E, 10th Infantry; Harry Barber, pri-
vate G, 10th Infantry; c. H Stewart private,
H, goth Infantry; John Burke, corporal; 10Th
Infantry; John H Jones, private, L. goth In
fantry; W. E. Wilds. private, L, 2oth Infantry
Michael McNally, private Z. 2lst Infantry
Charles L. Didel. private, c, I'd Infantry
william A. White. private, B, 28d Infantry
John Riley, private, D. 23d Infantry;
Thffss s. s'' Smith sergeant ssFsSaa e sd
James II. Ball, corporal. Battery G. Sd Artil-
lery: John c. Kolb, private, Battery L. Sd
artillery Charles e. JoBes corporal Batter
Battery F. 9Th Artillery: William II. Snow
private, Battery H, 9Th Artillery; Charles Ri,
private Troop f, 4th Cavalry, Arthur F. Hew-
lit private Troop F, 4th Cavalry; William
Roberick private Troop X, 4th Cavalry;
Charles Powers private Troop K 4th Cavalry !:
TLiTiay Fitznatrtcl private 4 list Tennessee:
Charles S. Todd, private, A. LIST Tennessee;
Charles A. Ryan. private 2. LIST Tennessee;
Lewis r Doris. corporal. H. LIST Tennessee;
John H. Hart. corporal, H, LIST Tennessee;
H Holm E Eey pF private < LIST s T Tsnn
James LaveIle. sergeant l. LIST Tennessee;
Howard W Ross, corporal. Z, 5lst Iowa James
H. holland, private, i, 5lst Iowa; Lewis E
Lamb private F, 51st Iowa; Benjamin S VII
lis private II, 5ist Iowa oliver P Deer, pri-
vate K, 51st Iowa Clay H. Villemain: private
K 51st Iowa; Thomas J. Brown, private, K,
5lst Iowa: p H Donoghue, private, G, 1st
California; John A. Rogers. private, z. LIST
California; Anton Elinger, private g. LIST
California; z. H Levy, private, g. lst Cali
fornia; Harry J. Webb. private, Battery D.
California Heavy Artillery; r P. J. Blake, pri-
Yate Battery B. Utah Light Artillery; Bert
". Austin private. Battery B. Utah Light Ar
tillery; James West, sergeant, d, Second Ore
gon; William F. Boil, private, H, Thirteenth
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Twentieth Kansas; Wilbur Hutchinson, private
NJ, Twentieth Kansas; William T. Richards.
corporal, Troop A, Nevada Cavalry; william
Bassen, private, Hospital Corps; Robert l..
Sharp. private. Hospital Corps; James I.
Frank. private, Hospital Corps; George r.
PaFrisee, private. Hospital Corps; William D.
Murray private Hospital Corps; j. A. Bow
man, private Hospital Corps Wilbur B. Coe,
private, Hospital Corps; J. A Johnson, pri-
George VERBAL. packer; Thomas Shea, packer
c. H. Goodyear. teamster W. II. Payne, vet
Samuel Mayer civilian: o. NJ French sea
man; W E. James, seaman; d. Kinnibrugh
Prisoners for Mare Island-James Hunt lands
Z. s. A.
From Nagasad. Japan-sam L. Wilson, pri-
vate, F, Sixteenth Infantry; Tom Murphy, pri-
vate l. Fourth Infantry
Captain 2. L. Miles came back on the
warren as army quartermaster, having
relieved Captain 5. A. Cloman at Manila.
The latter was ordered to reiOin his regi-
ment, the Twenty-third Infantry, at Jola.
The news Of Captain Clomans removal
was received with much regret aboard the
transport, as he had endeared himself to
every officer and man aboard the ship.
The day before the Warren sailed from
Manila the officers invited Captain Clo-
man aboard and presented him with a
beautiful silver loving cup, suitably en-
graved. The gallant captain was COM
pletely taken by surprise. and it was some
time before he could return thanks
Captain Miles, who has taken Captain
Cloman place as quartermaster has dis
tinguished himself for gallantry in the
Philippines, and during the present vow
age has proved himself an able and eff
ficient quartermaster
The Russian steamer Dalney Vostok has
been chartered by the Government to
carry troops to Manila She was docked
at Harrison-street wharf yesterday and
will be fitted out as quickly as possible
The Ohio went on Hunters Point drvdocll
the Duke OF Fife went to Folsom street
and the Hancock is coaling in the stream.
In all, five transports are ready to leave
for Manila at an hours notice They are:
The Hancock, Pathan, Senator Citv of
Sydney and City OF Puebla They may
all get away next Monday
The Alaska Commercial Comnanv,e fine
steamer st. Paul is to be again the Christ
mas ship. All the presents for the soldiers
in the Philippines will leave on her on the
Goth inst. Last year the St Paul carried
all the California Christmas presents
leaving here on November % and reachinc,
Manila December o. This year she leaves