The San Francisco call., 1906-07-15
TRANSPORT Gets IN
FROM MANILA.
Passengers Include Two
Companies of Tenth
Infantry From Hawaii
SEVEN STOWAWAYS

OIL LIN ~ l. ~ w \ w -
The army transport Sherman, Cap
tain Bruguiere, did not reach port
quite so early yesterday morning as
had been expected Five days from
mort she ran into thick weather. On
Friday what had been mist became
dense fog, through which the Dig
Iroopship was driven at reduced speed
IT was after o'clock before the Sher-
mans white hull showed on Fort
Point
The quarantine inspection was orle1:
Dr Hobby, the surgeon In charge OF
the Federal quarantine here, now ac-
cepts the report OF the military sur
geons as to health conditions on troop
ships and in this way the former de-
lay in quarantine is avoided. Inc
Sherman was alongside the army
transport wharf shortly after noon.
She brought few passengers from
Manila. Including ll6 enlisted men OF
the Tenth Infantry from Honolulu, her
passeng gers Of all classes numbered less
than 500
Among these were enlisted men of
the navy and Marine Corps from the
Asiatic station, q number OF SICK
soldiers, a few prisoners and some IN
digent citizens sent home from Manila
for Manila's good
OF seven stowaways from Nagasah
six were allowed 10 land. The sew
enth. being OF alien birth, will be sent
back 10 Japan.
Among the transports cabin pas
sengers was Brigadier General A. A.
Harbach, retired, and Mrs. Harbach.
They have been travelling in the Far
East. Thomas F. Smith. young San
Franciscan. was another passenger.
Smith recently resigned his commits
sion as Lieutenant of constabulary. He
rendered distinguished service in sew
eral campaigns and has come home on
account Of the illness of his wife.
Captain Herbert G. Shaw OF the army
Medical Corps. with his wife and child,
were passengers on the Sherman.
Before entering the army DR.. Shaw
was one of the best known of the
younger medicos in this city.
Among the passengers from Homo
lulu were Judge Alex Lindsay Jr. Of
the Territorial Circuit Court Judge A.
s. Hartwen OF the Supreme Court and
". S. Fleming. Attorney General OF
the Territory of Hawaii Mr.. Fleming
was accompanied by his wife and child.
The Sherman's homeward voyage
was uneventful. Her cabin passengers
were:
From Manila and Nagasaki-J. ].
Boree, Mrs. p. H. Brown and child. Mrs.
J. z. Collier and two children, William
r. Campo bell, r. J. Card. II. @. Davis and
mother, Benjamin H Dorcy, - r. Doug
las with wife and daughter, Mrs: H. G.
Cray and child. Brigadier General A A
Harbach and wife. r. T. Hardie, ". W.
HarStedt Mrs. James D. Heysinger, Mrs.
James b. Hughes. Mrs; L. E. Hinchman,
/ Jennings, Mrs. Anna L Logan,
Eugene II. Louser and wife, Lieutenant
Charles z. Lucas. Miss Julia II. Moore
Mrs; L W. Morgan, w. K. Morris. Mrs
George Mccoy and wife, Mrs E. F. Nc
SIachiin and three children, Thomas b.
McCown, J. A McVay, W F Nicholas
and wife, r l. Palmer with wife and
child, Captain II. l. Pettus. George
Pruitt. ". J. Richardson, First Lieu
tenant L. S. d. Rucker Jr- and child,
Mrs. Q. H Sampson, First Lieutenant
Herbert G. Shaw with wife and child,
Thomas 4, Smith, T NJ. Stack and wife.
Mrs B. w. Steyenton and Child c. +.
Walden. c. A Wardwell, Mrs W. W.
Weber, c. !. Wyman. Lieutenant f. l.
James with wife and child.
From HOnolulu-Malor r. c. Van
Nliet, Captain James V. Heidi, Captain
r. z. Ingram, Lieutenants James G.
Hannah, John Randolph, H NJ Cooper,
II NJ Garrett, Charles T. Conry, r. W
Case and J. r. Horton; Steuart Van
Nliet Mrs. r. E. Ingram. Mrs. John
Randolph and two children, Alex Lind
say Jr., A. S. Hartwel, w. S. Fleming
with wife and infant.
Lansing Brings Heavy Cargo.
The steamship Lansing. an important
addition TO the Union OIL Company's
,
from New York with more than 1000
tons OF cargo Her freight included
500 tons Of powder. 1000 tons of iron
pipe and 1000 tons Of general merchan-
disc She was 103 days coming from
New York, and Captain Connor reports
having encountered fine weather
throughout the passage. The Lansing
called at Philadelphia. which port she
left seventy eight days ago, and at
Punta Arenas
Captain COnnor sighted the stranded
side-wheeler Olympia in the Straits OF
Magellan. She appeared to be in fair
condition. The Lansing is one of the
vessels that VIII be used later between
here and Panama 10 carry oil to the
Pacific end OF the Union OH Company's
asthmian pipe line.
Heavy Receipts of Lumber.
Eight coasters that arrived yester-
day from northern ports brought alto
Eether 3.43S, 600 feet OF lumber. The
handling Of this lumber will be quite
q problem, as the available wharf space
is already badly congested. The lum-
Der men are wondering when the Har-
Dor Commissioners are going to make
a start on the rebuilding OF the North
Beach wharves. IT is three months
now since they were burned, and so
far not step has been taken even
toward pulling out the charred stumps
o. the O4Q Whit 10 FSIlSNS the silu-
alton as far as he can, DR.. Hobby of
the Federal quarantine has given up
the Argonaut's berth at Meiggs wharf
and now ties up the quarantine cutter
outside whatever vessel is there dis
charging lumber.
Says Former Shipmate Robbed Him.
x Beck was taken TO the Harbor
Hospital yesterday, suffering from the
effects Of an opiate. When Beck gained
consciousness he said that on Friday