The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
BBFORD SAILS
AMID CHEERS
Thousands See Transport
Start to Alaska With
Third Infantry Aboard
RECRUITS FOR MANILA
Ship for the Tropics Steams
Through Gate Beside Her
Nate for Frozen North

The Third Infantry sailed to Alaska
yesterday on the transport Buford. A
royal send-off was given TO the regi-
urent as the ship backed out into the
stream. Crowds OF friends OF the de-
parting. troops lined the wharf and
cheered and shouted godspeed. AS the
last line was cast OF the band on the
vessel played Home, Sweet Home"
which was. merged into The Star
spangled Banner" as the ship pointed
her nose toward the Golden Gate and
with flags gayly flying started on her
way. with her valuable freight bound
for the northern shores. Before her
oepartute the vessel was inspected by
General Macarthur. accompanied by
Major p. W. West, Captain F. L.
Winn. Major Lea Febiger. Colonel A.
c. Girard. Major c. A. Devol. Major
Charles r Krauthoff and Captain Lo-
gan. L. S..N.
Following is 8 list OF her cabin pas
sengers:
- Colonel T. C. Woodbury.. Colonel J. E.
@ecklin Majors a Williams. W L Buck
p: , chols. J. H McRae. c. G. Dwyer " r.
sample, Charles Miller ". P. Jackson. II. A.
j. W is. watson ~. I.
Laagdon- Pau Giddings r. ". Barnett. Lieu
telants C p Pond. 3. Sharp o. H Dockery
II: Paul Hurst. A X Baskette. F z. Smith.
I---B- clArk r. o. Rsgsdaie. r. l. Rees, B.
7 Seher, J. c Wilson, ". G. Stone Second
Lteutensugs Il. " Bathiany Charles Keller.
p. NJ stanton. T. II. Svenson, G. c. Herman.
a. G. Hutchinson, f. B. Iglehart, G. w
EUer and F. II. Burr
3 Mrs Charles Gerhardr and two children
J. Elrs--.Ws J. David. Mrs J. E Machlfn. Mrs.
Res Ms O. Il. Dockery. Mrs F 81. sven
RS +
Besu Mrs NJ Nichols, Mrs. W. r. Sample
Mrs ~. ?. Jackson. Mrs. H. A. Smith. Mrs.
all .lSiddinEs. Mrs F. r. Smith. Mrs. r. o.
gsdale. Mrs. S. c. Orchard and Mrs. c. c.
lz5g Rufora also carried 500 enlisted men.
At noon yesterday the transport
. Sherman sailed for Manila and was
followed by the Buford. The two big
white boats glided down the harbor
slrnost side by side-one bound for
- the frozen north and the other for the
90 tropics Of Manila.
.: The Sherman carried no troops, but
carried a number Of recruits and the
following passengers:
Captain r. l. Hamilton. LAeutenants A c
Wright. r. l. Collins. A F. Brewster, L. E
Gibson. y. French Mrs J. G. Harberd Mrs.
DE- Roe Mrs W. p. Burnham, Mrs. E. s.
Meacham Mrs. Z A Allen Dr. J. p. Griffith
Mrs p. German. Rev. Jose Algue, Mrs. g. A
- HoaEland Mrs E. Stone. Mrs. ". J. Glasgow,
Mrs. ". p Elliott, Or ". II. Alice, WAR
Del anG wife D o. OBrien. Mrs E. s. Swami,
Mrs C. f. Dickinson Captains Caldwell G.
SeaFey. A.. X. Chase and 9. van Deusen,
Lieutenant Willis Mrs i. r. Beadle. f. u.
fIolt H. 3. Worden. Miss S. G Noble. Major
p r Fuller Mrs. b II. Fuller. Lieutenant
Fra1k Knoll. Mrs r. J. Collins Miss Burt.
Miss Annie Bar-holomew Margaret Pierce.
= .alteEanr C. II Fulton. Mrs. c A. Snoddy.
r. - Cilsmberin- Hon. ". Haywood, wife
-.dnd- two children. Lieutenant A F. Craig. z.
% W Ford
The First and Second battalions OF
the Tenth Infantry. Colonel c. H.
Noble. will leave the Preside early
this morning by boat for Oakland
:.urole, where they viii take trains for
-. american Lake: Washington, to take
part in the annual maneuvers of the
troops Of the Department. of the Co
. lumbia