The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-18

and troops as follows: Six hundred and forty
enlisted men Of the Tenth Infantry 1876 en-
listed men Of the First Cavalry 256 enlisted
casuals. y general prisoners, Sc discharged
soldiers 20 civilian employees and 81 Philippine
natives en- route to the st. Louis Exposition
Lhese latter are going 70 81. Louis TO install
the Filipino exhibit. They artisans OF
various craft and among them are some expert
builders Of the Philippine house
Colonel Charles H Noble was in command
OF the returning troops. Among the passengers
We're two brigadier generals home for retire
eral Baldwin quartermaste general of the
division Of the Philippines. General ID. j..
Craigie left here not long ago as colonel Of
the Seventeenth Infantry. Another passenger
was Major J B. Aleshire who made for him
self enviable record in charge Of the
transport service at Manila. He is on his way
There were two deaths during the honeward
voyage. J. Randall Of the Tenth Infantry and
W NJ Lee Of the Second Battalion of En-
gineers. Their bodies We're embalrned and
brought home for burial. During the outward
voyage a fireman named Flavin disappeared
and is supposed to have fallen overheard. Nine
teen Etowaways were discovered on the trans
port after leaving Nagasaki. Among them are
a number Of Russians.
The passengers that returned on the Sherman
included the following named:
Brigadier General f. b. Atwood Brigadier
Noble. Major A. H. Appel Major J. b. Ale e-
shire. Major H. X Bailey Major S. Howell.
Captain Z. A. Root. Captain ID. Price, Captain
+. A Helmiek, Mrs. z. A Helmick. Gardner
Helmick Miss Florence Helmick Miss Baby
Helmick. CAPTAIN w. A. Phillips Mrs w A.
Phillips Mary A. Phillips Captains Z. s.
Wright, n b Stokes. F. G. Marshall Mrs.
r c. Marshall. Captains II. w. French, r.
=. Ingram, Mrs. r. J.. Ingram, Captain J. H.
Rice, First Lieutenants J. D. Tilford H r.
Richmond. S. r. Gleaves, L. A. Chapman, Mrs.
L. A. Chapman First Lieutenants T. A. Stur-
gis T. Mears r. c. Caldwell G. J. Holden.
G. s Turner. T. H. Cook, Z. L. d. Breckin-
ridge, J. s Young Jr., J. r. Lee. K. Eppley.
IL T. McFeeley. J. L. Morris. J. G. Hannah.
Mrs. J. G. Hannah. Marion Hannah. First
Lieutenant William Taylor. Mrs. William
Taylor, First Lieutenant r. c. Humber. Mrs.
r. G. Humber. Second Lieutenants William
Z Nee Walton i. C. Burnett r. G. Hand T.
NJ. Hunter. William II. Patterson, W. L. Reed
II. 5 Pearce, +. B. Eastman, g. G Rockwell,
Cooper, a. y. Graham, w. H. Bell. J. c.
Pegram II l.. Godges +. d. Smith First
Lieutenant Thaddeus B. Seigel, Second Lieu
tenants Olney Place A. s. Perkins Mrs A.
s Perkins, First Lieutenant r. B. Miller.
Mrs. r. p. Miller and child First Lieutenants
/. W. Patton. Alexander Murray, Mrs. Alex
ander Murray, Miss Barbara Murray, Master
Lyle Murray, Second Lieutenant Crispulo
Patajo, Mrs. Leroy Eltinge DR.. f. H. Wool
sey DR. r K Bourns Miss BauTns Miss
sarah c. Asher, Miss Josephine Rector. Robert
Taft. A +. Kelleher Miss Mabel Wood. F.
s. Palmer. H. Bindewald, John Hatch, J. c.
o Donnell. A. A. Moore Mrs. A A. Moore.
p A Calvin. Mrs. p. A. Calvin, Mrs T. F.
Guy Heric. Miss Gene Heric, Mrs. j F. Dillon,
Mss Doris Dillon. Mrs w. c. Cox.
From Nagasaki-Captain B. NJ Purssell,
Mrs B. II. Purssell. J. p. Purssell Captain
c. J. T. Clarke First Lieutenant w s. Brown
Mrs. c II. Noble Charles Noble. J. c. Rut-
ledge, Baby Rutledge, Mrs. J. c. Rutledge
Miss Anna Rutledge. Mrs z. A. Root, Mrs
G. S. Young. II. W. Young. Miss Margaret
Young E. E. Lockhart. c. H. Bush. B. NJ.
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