The San Francisco call., 1904-08-15

The United States army transport
Sheridan arrived yesterday from the
Orient, thirty days from Manila,
twenty-four days from Nagasah and
seven days from Honolulu. She brings
$50 cabin passengers and in the troop
quarters twenty-one civilians. twelve
general prisoners, seven persons de-
ported from the Philippine Islands,
twenty-five sick and 247 casUals,
making a total of 462 passengers on
board.
The following is the list of those in
the cabin:
Colonel T. c. Lebo. Lieutenant Colonel H.
d. Kilbourne. Major ana Mrs. ID. NJ Appel
and son. Major and Mrs. L. 2. Hunt and
daughter Major r l. BullaTd, captain ard
Mrs. c. P. Ballou and four children. Captain
D. B. Mulliken, Lieutenant and Mrs. G. y.
Murphy and child, Lieutenant J. ). Houn5s
Lieutenant 4. Y. Miller, Lieutenant and Mrs.
ant n L, Ianders Lieutenant IL H. Moore
SURGEON and Ms Ia Aver and two chill
berg, Lieutenant E H de Armcnd, Lleuten-
/ ant J. H. Howard Lieutenant q. b. Hanna.
Surgeon and Mis- William II. Ware sur
geon r. W. Waddell, Surgeon II. c. Reitz.
Mrs. c. \. Hawks. Miss Catherine Hill. Mrs
. J. s Merritt. Mrs. E T. Wilson and child,
Mrs. J. NJ Jewell. Mr. Carter. Mrs viii
liam r. Davis. George H. Peck. Mrs. Ash
r. Flynn and child NJ L. Robb, A. f. Rus
sell, George Lund, H. Is. wilson, Morgan
& MsshGqrn Arnold M aRd Ms, Ms E Mason H. mss w.
A. Keck. Mrs Crossield and three children.
Mrs; W o; Taornton and child Mrs. w; W;
child, William r. Cook e 5. Luthi. 3. >
Ambler Mrs g. H: Cass9day' Mrs; 4 3D.. -.
pard. Mrs. z. ]. Green. Mrs A. Luther. Mrs.
J. W Hoey. 3. A. Green, Mrs. II. r. Jack
son and child. c. L. Beatty. Mrs. F. r
Service A. +. Gr5gg. Mrs. Frank Van Nor
stran, W j. Won Seldneck. Edward VIII
honey. r. H Meyers. J. G. Moves. J. How
aTth c. W King Joseph We1ger. 3sa,... MS J,
Lorenz. w Z. Dougherty. Amos D. Has
kell. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Dwyer, DR.. Louis
Ottofy, J. a McArdei. L. j. Hammer, MT
S. W. Allen. Lyn ShoDe, +. 3. Sheppard,
J; P; Dickinson. Charles Parker; Mrs H.
c. Collins E. S Eby. \. o. Brooks. J. r.
briggs, W B. Williams, E. L. Pallies. Cap
Lieutenant J. r. Abbott, Lieutenant A S.
Fuger Dr.. Alexander Trautman. Mrs. B. ;;
Mrs. F. J. Adams, Miss Mamie Baker. Joseph
From acknowledgements Colonel and
Mrs. Edward Davis Captain and Mrs A. W
Catlin and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nick.
Harrison. Mrs William =. Burnham mia and ana
children. Miss Josephine Dillon. Mr. and Mrs
B. B. Brown and three children. Miss Cook.
Captain W. B. Williams is Chief IN
spectOr of the Philippine COnstabulary.
He went to the islands in 1899 with the
United States Volunteers and has been
an officer in the native cOnstabulary
since 1901. He has been stationed in
the Igarrote country. The captain quite
won the fierce peoples Of the Nueva
Viscaya and Abra provinces into peace
by his firm and fair manner of dealing
with them. and they call him the
Father with the long red whiskers." ="
Of Of no
tives in the American schools. Captain
Williams says a Filipino is generally
glad and quick to learn what he wants
to learn and that is the TudimentS Of
an English education. Then he knows
it ali. They are good imitatOrs and not
original in the arts, except in the art
of raising cain" when they get
started. The captain is on leave Of alb
sence to his home in Texas.
Lieutenant u. Y. Miller is Governor
! of Paragua. one of the southern islands.
/ Judge B. 8. Amber was the magis-
trate in whose court the Insurrecto
Dominador Gomez was recently ac-
quilted of reasonable charges after an
/ eight months trial He said he could
not live in the Philippines with his
family on $4,000 a year as Judge Of
/ first instance and resigned his Office
/ f. 5. Luthi, a department chief Of
police, was formerly Lieutenant Of the
Eleventh United States Cavalry. Lieu
tenant c. L. Abbott, Sixth Cavalry, is
on his way home to Maryland on leave
| of absence. DIR. Charles Parker is
/ bound for Panama, where he will be
connected with the isthmus' medical
/ department
j. Thornton is a newspaper writer
on the Manila American. Major r. 5.
/ BulIard, Twenty-eighth Infantry, has
/ had charge Of the construction of the
I 7 in
! has won his way up the ranks fighting
/ the warlilke Moros. Colonel T. c. Lebo,
Fourteenth Cavalry. is on sick leave,
| and Colonel Edward Davis is on his
( way to Washington. Captain A. w.
/ Catlin of the United States Marine Ser
vice is bound for Mare Island Navy
yard.
AS the Sheridan dropped anchor in
the bay Sergeant Henry Heisler. United
States army, died. He had seen long
| service in the islands and was coming
! home sick.
Among the men deported from Manila
! is Matthew T. Ward, formerly cap
! tain in the volunteers. While in the
/ employ Of the Government he embez-
/ zled funds and was sentenced to be sent
away from the islands.
Two incidents disturbed the peace
and tranquility Of an otherwise un-
eventful voyage. One was the detection
of several persons in the stewards s de-
partment selling to certain passengers
] berths and better accommodations
/ than their tickets called for. The other
affair was occasiOned by a Mrs. w. o.
! Thornton accusing Major ID. NJ. Appel
Of flogging her 7year-Old son.
/ The body of Lieutenant c.. s. CARRIER,
| who committed suicide in Honolulu
| recently is aboard the transport,
having been brought home for burial.
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