The San Francisco call., 1904-06-02
LIST OF PASSENGERS.
Following is the list Of passengers:

20 Following is the list Of passengers:
captain Charles C. .Ballou. Fifteenth Infan-
try. Captain James ". Clinton. Twelfth In
1antfy, First Lieutenant r. IS Nelson. Twelfth
. cuth lnlr1try. First Lieutenant h l. Ian
oers artillery corps. Second Lieutenant John
II. Hs&ard. Nluth Cavalry; Second Lieutena nj
a.. c. p Hanna. Artillery Corps Albert L
Miller contract surgeon. in command OF al6
recruits; Miss r l. Ritter aud mother; Mrs
% T. Garrari. Two daughters and servant. Rev.
j. p. McQualce Mrs. A. L. COnger. William
-B. Miller and wife Mrs. William H Jordan
gr., Miss Kerchevsl Miss Mabel E. Mosher
baby and nurse: John d. Chase willard
French: Captain J. r. Cusack wife. two chill
eren ana nurse Lieutenant Colonel r =.
Sonlee1s. wife ana TWO boys captain George
i. NeWsarden. wife and two boys; Captain g
=. Humphrey j. and wife (Honolulu). K. c.
Miller Mrs william r. Davis. A. ". Gilbert
Brigadier General +. n. Coke and daughter,
Mrs. l. X Graves. Mrs George Leroy
Brown a1d three children. Mrs J. r. Hard
ing. Mrs. n. J. Gross and two grandchildren.
John T. Wefssenhagel and wife. ny y Clark,
Major J. =. Williams and servant. Or. L l.
se4'ndn and secretary Dr. Alex Trautman,
Mrs. Charles C. Ballou and four children. L.
= Martin. w B. Moses and wife. Lieutenant
A g. q. Willtams-F0ote. O. II. Mann. F. ".
Humphrey. Mss Ella C., Johnson Mrs. Merritt,
- Rudman and wife. Bernard Cogsn. Mrs. 5
T. Ngses.- Major F. de l. Darlington Mrs.
W II Bishop and daughter, Mrs J. A Pet
tue. Z, y. Reynolds Lieutenant L. c. Brin-
f0n Jr-. Mrs T.. A Hawks and maid. Mrs. F.
rs Mrs George ". Benson and two daugh-
ters Ms. Charles Braun and two children.
son Jonn " Henley. John F. Cogan. Mrs.
Fife n. Knust. Mrs. William Collins, Mrs.
A. NJckel- and four children. Burr D. Jones.
y. A. Hart Don q Fithian, h. NJ Arndt.
Mrs. George r. Martin. Miss Maud ReashaN ".
Mrs. l.. T. Derackin and child Mrs. 2. Car
ter and two children Harry Johnston Feline
Ruston. Gcrvasio de Guia r. Navarro. Rich
ard sumner Puipi Losa, Samuel Jennison.
twenty hospital corps men. two signal corps
men. seven casuals.
The sheridan also took 100000 sill
yer specie, s2,000,000 in silver cur
rency and 400 tons OF hay.
WILL INVESTIGATE BRAWL.
. general Macarthur is greatly
wrought uD over the incidents con-
nected with the brawl and arrest of
Captain Frank A. Cook and is now
investigating the matter in order TO
determine what steps he viii take in
the premises. Captain Cook belongs
10 the Subsistence Department and
was on his way through here to Ma
iila- While taking in the town on
Tuesday night he went into a we'll
known resort OF the corner Of O'Far-
reIl street and Grant avenue and there
insisted on intruding his presence
on several gentlemen who were in
dulging I'm a private conversation His
manner became so objectionable that
the proprietor was obliged to order
him out OF the place. His language
then became so violent that he was
forcibly ejected- He then beat upon
the glass doors and tried 10 kick the
door in. When ordered 10 desist he
again insisted ,rpar anfarfng the co -
loon, and the result was that a scrim-
mage took place. in which the Cap
tain got the worst OF it. Not content
with this ne returned shortly after
with an officer and accused the pro-