The San Francisco call., 1909-05-24

enlisted men. It also
has on board 30 cas-
uals, 3s sick. and 80
general prisoners.
IT also has the fol-
q lowing cabin passen-
Charles H. Watts. lieutenant colonel. Ninth
Captain Charles Young. Ninth cavalry.
herman A Stewart, esptain- Ninth cavalry.
willard H. Mccormack, captain, Ninth cav
Theodore Schultz. captain. Ninth cavalry.
seeree " "interburn, first lieutenant, Ninth
Hamilton Bowie. hrst lloutensnt. Ninth cav
Robert p. Love, second lieutenant, Ninth cav
Gerald c. Brandt. second lieutenant. Ninth
A. L. BIlburn. second lieutenant. Ninth cav
Wunam B. Bauister. major. medical corps
...s. ATInnr W. Yates major, quartermaster's de-
John meE. Pruyn, first lieutenant, Twenty
William Thomas. first Lieutenant. Philippine
George z Goodrich, first lieutenant. Thirtieth
Albert B. slosn. first lieutenant. Twenty
min r. Castle. second Lieutenant,
~ ninth Infantry.
George v. PrielssU, chaplain. Ninrh cavalry
] rank ). Armstrong, captain Ninth cavalry
Niliism Kelly Jr. captain. Ninth cavalry
Wsliace n CrsIgie captain. Ninth caYairr.
samuel B. Pearson. first lieutenant, Ninth
.caspa- W. Cole. first lieutenant. Ninth cav
ff1,d J. Herman, FIRST lieutenant. Ninth cav
charles p. Amery Jr second lieutenant.
JsmesfP. wayiand, second lieutenant, Ninth
Gibbs IEkes, second lieutenant. Ninth cav
". W Irwin. second lieutenant. Ninth cay
Samuel Reber. major. signal corps
John r. lynch major, pay department:
George n. GO0de. captain. First cavalry.
Edward Z. Drsve. colonel. subsistence de-
gsltmeut.
Edmund A. Buchanan second lieutenant, Ninth
EeaTy Il. Robert. FIRST lieutenant. corps Of
engineers.
From Manila TO Nagasaki it has six
passengers. They are;
Arthur Murray. brigsdier general.
Allen II. Smith, major. medical corps.
William n. Cooley, hrst lieutenant, Sixth
cavalry.
Robert T. callsn. captain. c. A. c.
thsrles = Sarers, msjor, subsistence de-
William Stephenson. lieutenant colonel medi-
cal corps.
WHOSE GOT THE DRUM
The sailor who lost the drum be-
leTes that it may be beating its way
out Of the city on a steamer; Lieu
tenant Commander A A. Pratt Of Goat
island. who wishes TO find the drum, is
OF the oninion that some conscfenceless
land lubber has soaked" il among the
pawni5rokers Captain Of Police
Michael Joseph Conboy says its all a
snare. This is joke Of the captains,
for IL really is 4 snare drum.
The whole shore leave section OF the
navy IS Keeping sharp lookout for
the lost instrument The sailor who
Esd il in charge and who. in some un-
countable way. become separated
from II while ashore four days ago.
VIII fare far from well If the drum is
not found. He IS sure that he had the
instrument at California and Laguna
streets. and certain that he came direct
from that neighborhOOd TO pier num-
ber 3; bur when he bethought himself
G-3e drum IL was not strapped safely
" is shoulders, as it should have
been
When the drummer arrived on the
Pensacola without his drum. Lieuten-
ant Commander Pratt Immediately in
stituted a search for the article. and
the vessel was hunted from topmast TO
keel. Not until yesterday was Can
tain COnbOy of the harbor station ap-
prised OF the loss.
Nearly Causes Smashup
The schooner Guide. Captain Oster-
hius, came within an ace OF crashing
into the two pilot boats America and
Oracle 5 as they lay at anchor on
Meiggs wharf yesterday morning.
The Guide arrived late Saturday. FIVE
days from Tillamook. with 100000 feet
or lumber for the Chase lumber COM
point where il lay quietly until yes
terday morning. Then a heavy food
tide set in. accompanied by strong
westerly wind This caused the Guide
10 drag her anchor. 1t was rapidly
carried down on the America, when
suddenly the wind shifted and swept
the lumber vessel directly toward the
Oracle s. lying at anchor. When the
Guide was within two feet OF the little
pilot boat. and was about 10 jam into
its bow, another sudden gust OF wind
sprang Up and carried the Guide clear.
BY this time Captain Osterhius got
out his second anchor and brought his
ship TO = stsndstill All three vessels
are now lying safely at anchor within
q stones throw Of one another.
Many Visit Colorado
The United states cruiser Colorado
was The subject Of much attention yes
ferdsy- IT IS the only one Of Uncle
- ms vessels now ia port. and there
fore received ali the attention OF those
p long the front who wanted to see
what q dghting ship looks like.
Lumber Arrivals
Lumber arrivals from the north coast
by sea yesterday were larger than the
daily average All told they amounted
10 3.SS5. 900 feet.
Dolphin Club Has Guests
"A Dolphin boating and swimming
E ilr,-lad ladies' day yesterday. which
vas largely attended. Members Of the
e ub showed their dexterity in swim
ming and rowing, to the edifcation Of
Iheir guests.
Bass Club Goes Fishing
The San Francisco Bass fishing club
d ID an outing in the bay yesterday and
= me back with good sized strings of
n Hl. Speck Smith, president of the
o. 90, was master OF ceremonies. The
pssrty had Henry .Peterson's launch, the
Ciptain Charles Rock
Steamer Whittier Brings OIL
The steamer Whittier, Captain Sea-
man. arrived in port yesterday 22
hours from Port San Luis with 10000
barrels OF oil for the Union oil com
pany.
Watchman Badly Cut
j. y. Donovan. a watchman at pier
p, was assaulted Saturday night as
he was leaving that dock, and badly