The San Francisco call., 1909-06-11

Brigadier General Tasker II. Bliss,
whose flag at the masthead was con-
spicuous in the futter of bunting that
marked the Thomas a new arrival from
sea The Ninth cavalry has been sta
toned at Batangas for two years and
will go from here to Fort D. A. Rus
SELL Wyo. Fine weather favored the
transport all. the way across the Pa
cific and the homeward voyage was
made in p days II hours and 5S min
utes. Detention at Nagasak and Homo
Iulu amounted TO days % hours 46
minutes. making the actual running
tiIne "a days Is hours and II minutes
Captain Cabell, the quartermaster or
purser of the Thomas has made his
last voyage on the troopship and will
pc assigned to shore duty.N He has
been attached to the transport service
for about two years.
cluded:
From Msnila-Captain F. s Armstrong. wife
ana two children; Lieutenant Charles B. Amory
Lieutenant II. Bowie; Lieutenant G. c. Brant
wIie and two children: Lieutenant r. A Blu
ehansn; Major ". B. Bannister, wife and child
Brgadier General I. H. Bliss, Colonel Edward
I. Brown and wife, Captain ". II. Bispham and
wife 9. F. Berle. c. f. Boiler and wife Mrs
r. W. BRYAN and three children II E. Burdlck
Captain W n Craigie: Lieutenant Cole wife
and Miss Flanagan; Lieutenant b. F. Castle wife
and child Lieutenant f. Calvert and wife. II
N'ohf - L ioWuIay. Mrs. II. L. COnnOr. Il. w
Cummings Colonel Edward E. bravo. ]. H. dc
Baus and wife, Miss Dimmick. Lieutenant f. G
Elliott. Lieutenant w W. Erwin. Lieutenant
T. B. Esty and wife Major s. D. Freeman and
wife Lieutenant q. E. Goodrich, Lieutenant II
Gibbons and wife, Veterinarian S. Glasson; Lieu
tenant +. J. Herman, wife and two children
Captain q. I. Hamilton. wife and two children
Lieutenant A. W. Holderness, G. Haynor c.
Johnston, Mrs. F. P. Jervey. Mrs. P. L. Jones
Captain William Kelly Jr.. f. Klemm, LAeuten
ant X r. Love. Lieutenant g. Lykes. Major
John ?. Lynch. J. Loskot and child. s. NJ. Ma
son and wife. Mrs. J. " Miller Captsfn W II
Mccormack: n. McCary. wife and three children
Miss O'Msrs; Chaplain G. w Prioleau wife anc
Miss Walsh Lieutenant S. b. Pearson and wife
Lieutenant ]. McE. Pruyn; Captain L. Parsons
wife and three children Lieutenant A. Poillion
H c. Powers; Major s Reber. wife. two chill
dren and governess: Lieutenant H. Robert Can
tain z Fl. Rubottom and wife, W. RAIDER; Cap
tain H. A. Sievert, wife and child: Captain r
schultz, wife and child: Lieutenant A B.
Sloane wife and child; Lieutenant Robert Ster
rett; Captain r. r. Stogsdall wife and two
children; w Smith, Mrs. Stuart and two chill
dren Lieutenant ". Thomas. G.. +. Unmacht
Lieutenant Colonel Charles II. Watts. Lieutenant
9. ". Winterburn, Lieutenant ]. P. Wayland
Lieutenant A 2. Wilbourn. Lieutenant s. W
Winifree F. Williams, Major A w Yates
Captain Charles Young. wife and two children
Mrs Yates Mrs Allis
From ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. II. WaIdron anc
W. n. Winters; Lieutenant J. Msrston, L. S
NJ. c. and James q. Anthony.
Siberia Sails for Far East
The Pacific Mail liner Siberia. Cap
far east with about 1000 tons of cargo
and a large number of passengers.
Owing to the state of the tide at j
o'clock, the sailing hour. the liner was
noon and made fast at the ends of
piers ~ and "A and from there took
its departure
The passengers included: