The San Francisco call., 1908-10-16

SHERIDAN BRINGS
MANY PASSENGERS
Transport Reaches Port From
Manila After Long Stay
in Quarantine
Mrs. Shorb- White-Buck, Ex-
pected Home, DisappOints
Beyy of Friends

The transport Sheridan, which was
held up in Manila harbor for seven
days on account of cholera on board
came into port yesterday and passed
quarantine in an unusually short space
OF time.
OF the two cases that occurred on
the ship one recovered and the other
a Filipino-died. and was buried at
Manila before the transport sailed for
this port.
Owing to the delay the Sheridan did
not stop at Honolulu. 1t was "a days
from Manila and 1s days and hours
from Nagasaki.
1t had been reported that Mrs. Ynez
Shorb- -White-Buck was to arrive on
the transport. and quite a bevy OF her
young friends were on the dock wait
ing to greet her. They were disap-
pointed. however. as the former leader
of society was not on the vessel. Cap
tain John P. Ryan of the Sixth cav
airy was among the passengers He
has been in the Philippines for the last
year and is coming home on sick
leave. His wife, who is the daughter
of Colonel G. II. Torney, met him at
the dock and drove him to the general
hospital at the Preside, where he will
go into treatment for malarial trouble.
Captain Guy G. o. Palmer of the Thir-
tieth infantry was also a passenger
coming home on the sick list. Mrs.
Palmer. who was Miss Allie Hooper,
is well known in society circles on
this coast.
Hon. F. NJ. Dearing, secretary of the
legation at Peking, was a passenger.
He declined to discuss any topics re-
garding affairs in the orient.
EOl1OUfnc u-oro fbA frat OIoec hiv
passengers:
Lieutenant l.. c. Bennett; Captain A. s.
Bickham, wife and four children: Naval
Constructor C. a. Bissett and wife,
Colonel Peter S Bonus, A ]. Carleton,
han, wife and child; Lieutenant J. II.
Como, wife and child; Captain ID. P.
Cordray. F. NJ Dearing. Mrs. F. L.
Dengler and two children, Mrs. Dill
worth, DIR. ID. E. Foster; Lieutenant G.
S. Fries, wife and child; C. d. Gooch
Captain William Green, J. l. Harris
Captain w. d. Harris. Captain NJ. Har-
rison. j. r. Hazmalhach, Mrs. E. r
Heiberg and three children, A. NJ. Hull
C. r. 1nsley, Mrs. and Miss Keller, Mrs
l.. L. Krebs and three children. Mrs. l.
f. Kyle and child, Bernard Lande, DR.
+. V Langenderfer, Lieutenant G. c.
Lawrence, Mrs. Z. e. Larsen. Miss Har-
riett Layton, Miss Levertoff, Mrs. A. G.
Love and infant; Captain s. P. Lyon
wife and two children; II. NJ. McCabe
r. G. Mcleod. Mrs. G. G. Mitchell and
child, D. w. Morey and wife, Miss Ida
Mostellar; Captain Guy c. Palmer, wife
two children and Miss Campbell: c. f
Piatt; Captain George B. Reid and wife
II. NJ. R. Rodman, wife and two chill
dren; Mrs. w. III. Rushton and daugh-
ter. Captain John p. Ryan, Alvin Scale
Rev. NJ. o. Semmes. Second Lieutenant
II. NJ. Smith. Miss Grace Smythe. DIR
A. V. Stephenson. d. j. Taylor, Lieu
tenant J. j. Walsh, Mrs. r. c. Wells
Mrs. n. NJ. Wayland. c. A. Young. Harry
Clarke,eMrs. Emil Chall and son, F. w
Dalke, Mrs. James Hicklin. Jose Jalan-
doni and brother, Mrs. N K. Maluf
Edward Marcovits, Mrs. Charles y
Shaw, Michael Stanton, Mrs. Louis lei
genbain and two infants, Fred Kuehne
F. w SmaIlwOod z Va Scru1gS