The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-22
SHERIDAN BRINGS
ARMY men HOME
Officers of Twenty-sixth Infan-
try in Cabins of Troopship
Coming From Manila

The transport Sheridan, which sailed
from Manila June Is for this port, is
bringing home the following army Of
ficers, according to a cable received at
department headquarters yesterday.
The list is headed by Colonel Charles
A. Booth, in command of the Twenty
sixth infantry. the other officers of the
regiment being:
Major Charles ]. r. Clarke, Captain David P.
Gordray, Captain Lincoln F kibourne, Captain
Edward A. Rosche, Captain Paul H. McCook
Captain Isaac A. Sexton, Lieutenant Linwood E.
Hanson, Lieutenant Clyde B. Parker. Lieutenant
Alfred c. Arnold, Lieutenant Deas Archer Lien
tenant Harry S. Adams, Lieutenant Hugh NJ
Kelly Lieutenant Richard H. Jacob Lieutenant
Edward H. Teal. Lieutenant Frank W. Brsden
Lieutenant Lester ID. Baker, Lieutenant Charles
II. Rich, Lieutenant Colonel James b. jackson
Major Everard L. Hatch, Captain George e.
Houle. Captain George F. Preston, Captain
Henry NJ. Dickmann. Captain George n Knox
Lieutenant Frederick W. Benteen Lieutenant
Harry d. Blssland. Lieutenant Thomas NJ.
Hunter, Lieutenant George S. ellis. Lieutenant
LRuncelot NJ Purcell, Lieutenant Claremont A.
Donaldson, Lieutenant Rupert A. Dunford Lieu
tenant Eugene r. Householder, Lieutenant David
G. c. Garrison, Lieutenant james c. Williams.
Lieutenant Henry J. Damn.
The following detached officers are
also on the list.
Major Armand l. Lessaigne Fifth infantry;
Captain Walter L. Clarke, signal corps; Major
Thomas l.. Rhoads. medical corps: Lieutenant
Albert G. Goodwin, u Twenty ninth infantry
Captain Henry L. Kinnison, quartermaster's de-
partment; Lieutenant Walter Kruger Twenty
third infantry; Captain Hansford l. Thralkeld.
Thirtieth infantry; Lieutenant William NJ Good
ale, First infantry; Lieutenant Colonel William
II. Miller, quartermaster's department: Captaip
Lucian B. Moody, ordnance department; Leuten-
ant Clarence X LaMotte, Nineteenth infantry
Lieutenant Harrow G. Mcleod medical reserve
corps; Major Francis NJ G. Usher, medical corps;
Lieutenant Frank NJ. Conklin, Philippine scouts:
Captain Harry c. Clement Jr.. Twenty-ninth in
fantry; Captain George B. Duncan Fourth in
fantry; Lieutenant John X. Cowan Fourth In
fantry.
The Sheridan also has on board 765
enlisted men of the Twenty-sfxth in
fantry, 76 casuals, 33 sick, and 81 mill
tary prisoners.
Major James NJ. Kennedy. chief sur
geon of the general hospital at the
Presidio. left last night on a tour of
inspection of the army camps at Yo-
semitic valley and Sequoia park, and
from those points he will go to in
spect Fort Rosecrans. In his absence
Major Albert E. TRULY will be in
charge of the hospital.
The United States transport Buford
will leave from this port for Seattle
July %. There it viii take on board
the Third infantry, now stationed at
Fort Lawton and Fort George Wright.
Washington, and will sail August 5
with that regiment to the Philippines.
Major W. A. Bethel, who has been
for two years Judge advocate of this
department, will leave Saturday with
his family for Portland, Ore, where
he will spend the summer. He will go
to his new post at West Point early
in August.
Colonel Enoch H. Crowder. who is to
succeed Major Bethel, will arrive here
early in July.