The San Francisco call., 1905-02-01
TRANSPORT SHERMAN LEAVES
TODAY FOR PHILIPPINES
Twenty-First Infantry and Two Hum
dred Recruits for Twenty-Second
Infantry Are Passengers.

The United States army transport
Sherman will leave to-day for the
Philippines. stopping en-. route at Hon.
olulu and Guam, with the Twenty
first Infantry, 200 recruits to join the
Twenty-second Infantry, twenty
privates of the hospital corps and men
for the navy and marine corps.
Captain G. E. Hampton, Twenty
first Infantry, will not be able to sail,
as he will be compelled to undergo a
serious operation. Lieutenant William
c. Nicholson, Second Cavalry, will be
in charge of the recruits.
The list of passengers is as fol oWS:
Colonel Charles A. Williams. wife and child;
Lieutenant Colonel Cornelius Gardner. wife and
child; Major George Palmer, wife and two
children Major Harry A Leonhaeuser, wife and
child: Captain James Oesewarde and wife, Cap
tain Tredwell w. Moore Captain Almon l..
Parmerter and wife, Captain Stephen NJ. Hack
Rose, Captain Lutz Wahl, Captain William NJ.
Morrow. Captain Ferdinand w. Kobbe, Cap
Armistead from Honolulu), Captain Cromwell
Stacey and wife, Lieutenant Marion NJ Weeks,
Lieutenant George E. Bali. Lieutenant Charles
Doster, Lieutenant Walter B. McCaskey and
wife, Lieutenant George d. freeman Jr. and
wife Lieutenant George s. Tiffany, Lieutenant
Lucius c. Bennett Lieutenant Philip Powers,
Lieutenant Clenard Mclaughlin; Lieutenant
William P. kits, wife and child; Lieutenant
William E. Goolsby, Lieutenant George c. Null
y.
Rutherford S. Hartz. Lieutenant Joseph f:
Ware Lieutenant Harry L. Jordan, Lieutenant
Benjamin F. Ristibe, Lieutenant Homer N.
Preston, Lieutenant David P. Wood. Lieuten-
ant Manfred LAMA, Lieutenant Harry Morse
and wife. Lieutenant James 3. Woolnough.
Lieutenant Thomas N. Gimperling Lieutenant
William C. F. Nicholson; Lieutenant A. 1.
Harrison, wife, child and niece; Colonel w. s.
Scott and wife, assistant chief Philippine ISL
ands Constabuary; Major w. "A. Bethel and
wife, Judge advocate, L. S. A; Captain George
p. Ahern, U. S. A.; Captain ]. D. Carr and
wife. signal corps: Captain William H. H.
Chapman. Twentieth Infantry; Lieutenant Pc
ter Peterson, wife and two children, Philippine
scouts; Lieutenant ]. d. Yest. assistant sur
Kinney and wife. Ninth Infantry; Lieutenant
Claud N. Feamster, Fourth Infantry; Contract
Surgeon Edward f. Lemkin and wife; Leuten-
ant Frank l.. Case and wife, Twelfth Cavalry;
Lieutenant A. L. Briggs, signal corps; Lieuten-
ant John A. Berry Second Cavalry; Contract
Surgeon Alvin NJ. Guittard; Mrs. Wardrobe.
mother-in-law of Major Palmer; Miss Eliza
beth c. Adams, sister. of Auditor Barre; Mrs.
Clarence S. Nettles and Miss Edith Nettles,
family Of Captain Nettles; Miss Ruth
Haltord, sister of Lieutenant d. Halford.
and daughter, family of Captain Croxton,
Twenty third Infantry; Mrs. George C. Eckels.
wife of paymaster's CLERK Mrs. William F.
missary; Miss Mare Strutners. cousin of Gem
eral Williams; DR.. John H. Hess, wife, four
children and maid, dental surgeon, U. 8. A.
customs; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Weeks, wife of Lieuten-
ant Weeks; DR.. Donald @. McCaskey; nurse,
with family of Colonel Gardener. Twenty first
Infantry; Mrs. Samuel Custrom. Mrs. Max C.
Stern, Mrs. Clark T. Stancnne1d, Mrs Joseph
Furtherer, Mrs. Wilbur Sparrow, Mrs 3.
Flynn and child. Mrs. w. Giynn and two chill
dren. E. H. Cooke; John j. Comedian, wife
Mrs Joseph Teimos, Mrs. M. N Williams and
sister, John OConuor (Honorulul W. o. Bine-
ham, s. G schwartzkopf