The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-06-01
SHERIDAN CARRIES
SOLDIERS TO MANILA
Squadron of Seventh Cavalry
and Sixteenth Infantry
Sail to Islands.

The transport Sheridan sailed yesterday
at u O'Clock for Manila with the Six
teenth Infantry and the second squadron
of the Seventh Cavalry. General Funston
and aids made an inspection of the vessel
before she left the slip.
There were a number of the officers
from the Preside present to give the de-
parting men farewells, and the good-bys
continued as long as the transport was
within hearing distance of the shore.
Tie following is the list of passengers
who sailed:
ABrigadier General Edward Davis and
wife. L. s.. A. retired; Brigadier General
James A. Buchanan. U. S. A.; General Wai-
ter Wyman NJ. H. s.; Colonel c. B. Byrne
and two daughters. medical department; Col
onel B. D. Price and wife, Sixteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant Colonel L. c. Allen. Sixteenth In
teenth Infantry; Major William ]. Nicholson.
wife and daughter. Seventh Cavalry: Major
Chaplain L. P. Newson wife and three chill
dren Ninth Infantry: Chaplain J. W. Hill
Captain c. L. Beckurts wife and child. six
teerth Infantry; Captain c. P. George. Six
and child. Sixteenth Infantry; Captain j. 3.
Bennett wife, and two children. Sixteenth In
fsntry; Captain E. Ridenour. Sixteenth IN
Infantry: Captain NJ. Wheeler and wife. Six
teenth Infantry; Captain G. e French and
wife. Sixteenth Infantry; Captain n. K. Aver
III Seventh Cavalry: Captain Robert Wallack.
Seventh Cavalry; Captain Thomas A Roberts.
wife and two children, Seventh Cavalry; Cap
A J. Matthews United States Marine Corps:
Captain c. B. Hepburn, Signal Corps; Lieu-
Infantry; Lieutenant c. L. McKain. wife and
child Sixteenth Infantry; Lieutenant John
Hayes wife and child Sixteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant L L. Roach and wife, Sixteenth
Infantry; Lieutenant Robert H. Westcott.
Sixteenth Infantry: Lieutenant NJ. r. Hilgard
and wife. Sixteenth Infantry; Lieutenant G.
tenant p L. Smith Sixteenth Infantry; Lieu
tenant r. d. Carter. wife and child. Sixteenth
child Sixteenth Infantry: Lieutenant Walter
Harvey and wife Sixteenth Infantry; Lieu
tenant c. R. w. Morrison and wife, Sixteenth
Infantry; Lieutenant d. z. Shean. Sixteenth
Infantry; Lieutenant Louis Soleliac and wife.
Sixteenth Infantry; Lieutenant w. o. Boswell.
man. Sixteenth infantry; Lieutenant ]. w.
HYATT and WIFE Sixteenth Infantry: Lieutenant
J. NJ. Churchill and wife. Sixteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant f. w Boschen. Sixteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant F. C. Mccune, Sixteenth Infantry;
lieutenant p B. Peyton. Sixteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant ]. A. Atkins and wife; Sixteenth
Infantry: Lieutenant R. r. Pickering. Six
teenth Infantry; Lieutenant y. w. Riley. Six
teenth Infantry: Lieutenant C. H. Boice wife
and two children Seventh Cavalry; Lieutenant
o. G. Palmer. wife and two children. Seventh
Cavalry: Lieutenant T. II. Jennings Seventh
Cavalry; Lieutenant James A. Shannon. Sew
cavalry. lieutenant Evan H Humphrey Sew
enti' cavairy: lieutenant John c. Montgomery.
Seventh Cavalry; Lieutenant Daniel II. Gienty
and wife Seventh Cavalry: Lieutenant e. NJ.
Zell Seventh Cavalry; Lieutenant George NJ.
Lee Seventh Cavalry; Lieutenant John N.
Turgeon Philippine Scouts; Lieutenant Harry
r. King Philippine Scouts: Lieutenant F. W.
Weed assistant surgeon; Lieutenant w. A.
wickiine assistant surgeon: Lieutenant Harry
G. Humphreys. assistant surgeon Lieutenant
w. p Hepburn and wife, Honolulu Marine
Corps Miss wiias aau gntsg, Sr MAJOR sn5
family Of Colonel Corbusier. medical depart.
ment Mrs. J. T. Powers and child. family
Of Lieutenant Powers OF the twentieth IN
fantry.
The following officers compose the gen.
eral court-martial which meets at the
Preside to-day at 10 o'clock: Lieutenant
Colonel r. II. Patterson, artillery corps;
Lieutenant E. w. Hershler. Fourth Cav
airy; Lieutenant z. H. Yule, artillery
CORPS: Lieutenant Joseph c. Fighter.
Fourth Cavalry: Lieutenant F. I. Otis.
Fourth Cavalry; Lieutenant Willis G.
Pearce, artillery corps; Lieutenant c. e.
Brigham. artillery corps: Lieutenant H.
NJ. Cooper, Tenth Infantry; Lieutenant
H. c. Pratt, Fourth Cavalry; Lieutenant
I. E. Selfridge, artillery corps, Judge adj
vocate.
The court-martial, before which the
case OF Lieutenant Richards comes up on
a charge of duplicating pay accounts, is
at a standstill until the Twenty-third In
fantry arrives from Manila. June 20, with
the important witnesses. 1t is understood
that several officers will be called from
the East in connection with the case.
Captain Alga P. Berry, who was or
dered under arrest by the War Depart
ment for alleged misconduct while acting
as ouarterrnaster of the transport Sheri-
dan, reported at department headquar-
ters yesterday. He is staying at the
Nordhoff Hotel awaiting further orders.
Lieutenant DR.. Charles Craig. transport
surgeon of the Logan, returned yesterday
from Fort Riley, Kansas, where he ac-
the Seventh Cavalry last
week.
It is rumored that the companies of the |
Fourth Cavalry stationed at the Preside |
will be ordered to the Philippines next |
The Fourth has been in the |
United States for the last four years. All |
IF the companies are stationed on this /
coast.