The San Francisco call., 1908-10-04
PROMINENT PEOPLE
BOUND FOR MANILA
Transport Thomas Viii Leave
for Philippines With ALI
Cabins Filled
Big Cargo OF Freight and Many
Enlisted Men on Way
to Islands

The transport Thomas, which is
scheduled to sail tomorrow at IL
o'clock for Manila, will have its cabins
filed to capacity and its holds full of
freight.
Prominent among the passengers are
Major c. de w. Wilcox of the general
staff of Washington. D. c., who with
Mrs. Willcox> will make an extended
tour of the Islands. Mrs. A. Murtagh,
wife of Captain Murtagh, medical de-
partment at Manila, with her two chill
dren. is returning TO the islands after
a short visit to her mother. Mrs. de
Barth Shorb. Mrs. Murtagh is a sister
of Mrs. Ynez Shorb White Buck.
The Thomas also carries 100 enlisted
men of the United States marine corps;
1S3 enlisted men of battery g, fifth field
artillery; 18 enlisted men of the signal
corps. and 277 recruits.
Following Is a list of the cabin pas
sengers.
Commander J. A. Hoogewerf. U. S. n; Chap
s. McLemore. wife and daughter; Major George s;
w. Van Dusen. wife and two daughters: Major
e. de W; Wilcox and wife; Lieutenant Com
Captain Paul A. Wolf Fourth infantry; Captain
Guy B. Smith, Fourth Infantry wife and child
Captain B. II. Wells, Twenty-ninth infantry
wife, three children and mother; Captain s. B
Bootes and wife; Captain K. II. Allen. Twenty
ninth infantry; Captain Alfred A. Starbird: Cap
- hcHth l-ieuttudnt Al
bert Younglof. Philippine scouts; Lieutenant Ed
ward B. Ostermann; Lieutenant Webster A.
Capron, Fourteenth infantry; Lieutenant E. p
Laurson. Eleventh cavalry, and wife; Lieutenant
Henry j.. Damn. Twenty-sixth infantry; Lieuten
ant c. L. Griffith, Fourth infantry; Lieutenant
Nedom A. Eastman, Lieutenant Franklin III
Drees and sister; Lieutenant Joseph A. Rogers
Twentieth infantry. Honolulu: Mrs Josephine III
Sharp. Charles f. Heetbn and wife, Miss Louis.
Q. Stewart. Mrs. Il. J. Troup and daughter
Lieutenant Ernest H. Brownel. y. s. N; Cap
tain Charles r. Sanderson and wife; Captain f
NJ. Reeve Twenty-ninth infantry; Lieutenant
Robert B. Lupton, paymaster. U. s. N; Captain
Charles t. Westcott Jr.. wife and daughter
fantry, wife and child: Lieutenant W. II. Win
ters, Thirteenth cavalry wife and two children
Lieutenant James Z. Fechet. Ninth cavalry, and
wife; Lieutenant II. F. Reed, Fifth field artil
lery, wife and child; Lieutenant G. III. Farnham
Fourth infantry. and wife; Lieutenant s. A
Harris, Fourteenth infantry; Chaplain John r
Chenoweth, Fourth infantry, and wife; Lieuten
ant William S. Weeks, Fourth infantry wife an6
baby; Miss May O'Mara, Mrs. A. Murtagh anC
two children; E. l.. Smead. wife and child
Guam; Mrs. G. Livingston Bayord Honolulu
ter, Miss Ethyl Murdock. Mrs W. B. Baker
Mrs. James /. Thorne Mrs. A. R. Glaisyer. Mrs
A. b. Britton; Herbert Taylor. Guam; Miss Anna
NJ. Campbell. Mrs. Henry F. Lyster, Charles r
Vance. 9. NJ. Cotterman and wife; ]. r. McKil
lop, wife and SON. Mrs Edith NJ. Hurd f. T.
Patstone and wife. Mrs Louise B. Sweeting Mis-
Jennie t. Brownson, Mrs. j. NJ. J. Sanno, F
Hurt and wife, Mrs. Thomas Dunn and infant
Major Thomas l.. Hartigan delegate from ths
Philippine government TO the international irr
CATION congress, and three