The San Francisco call., 1910-12-15
OFFICERS TO TRY
LIEUT.. H. BOWIE
Charge of UnbecOming Conduct
to Be Heard by Preside
Court Martial

The court martial for the trial OF
Lieutenant Hamilton Bowie. Ninth cav
airy. charged with conduct unbecom-
ing an officer" win assemble this morn
ing at the Presidio. but It is probable
that the court viii adjourn until the
witnesses and the data necessary for
the trial Of the case are secured.
The detail OF the court is as follows:
Colonel Charles ST. J. Chubb. Thirtieth infan-
rrr- Lieutenant Colonel Nat =. PhiSter. Fhrueth
infantry: Lieutenant Colonel John G. W Brcoks.
Coast artillery corps: Major Joseph A. Castor.
FIRST cavalry: Major Joseph =. O'Neii. Tlirtieth
iafanfrv: Major Leon S. RoudieZ. Ihirtieth in
fsnfrv-' fqntafn Frank a wilcox Thirticth ins
fanrry: Captain Isaac Erwin. Thirtleth infantry; :;
Captain George II. Grimes. Thirteth infantry;
tuptain George M Apple Ffth heid artillery
captain Augustus B. Warheld. titth field ar
rillerr: Captain James ID. Reams. Thirtleth I'M
fanty. Captain Theophlus B. Steele, Coast ar
tiiery corps judge advocate
Battery c. Fifth field artillery. ar
rived yesterday on the transport Sher-
man from Manila and viii leave today
for Fort sill. Oklahoma. The officers of
rhe battery are Captain Alfred A. star
Bird and Lieutenants Frank Thorp Jr.
and Webster A. Capron. Lieutenant
Baker. Medical reserve corps. Preside
of San Francisco. has been ordered to
accompany the battery TO its station
and on completion Of duty win return
here
Among the officers returning on the
Sherman was Lieutenant Colonel Ed
ward II. Plummer. recently promoted
from major Of the Third infantry and
assigned TO the Twenty ghth infantry.
He is en- route to Fort Smelling, Mime
sofa. TO Join his regiment.
Major W s Scott Fourteenth cav
airy, recently detailed as ad5utant gen
eraL arrived from Manila and is here
waiting orders
a5or George ". Van Deusen, Second
Held artillery. was a passenger from
Manila on the Sherman. Others were
Captain Henry G. Lyons Twenty sixth
infantry; Captain Frank H. Lawton.
commissary; Lieutenant Henry R. Small
lev. Fourteenth cavalry; Lieutenant
James B. Van Horn. Medical corps; from
Nagasa ki. Lieutenant Commander E. F.
Hall T. s n. and John J. Darlington,
secretary Y. - c. A. army department
at FOrt Mckinley Philippine islands;
from Honolulu. Lieutenant T. H Gun
ningham Fifth cavalry; Chaplain James
7. Houlihan, Fifth cavalry; Lieutenant
John P Kelly, Medical reserve corps.
colonel Walter s. Schuyler. Fifth
cavalry. who has been ordered to duty
as chief Of STAFF Of the department Of
California, did not arrive on the Sher-
man as was expected. He viii remain
in Honolulu until February, when he
VIII be relieved OF command in the
islands by Brigadier General Montgom-
cry Macomb.
Captain Frank A. Wilcox. Thirtieth
infantry, has been detailed for duty as
member OF the general staff and will
leave soon for Washington.
Lieutenant Robert E. NJ Goolrick
Coast artillery corps recently pro-
NOTED. has been relieved from duty
with the Fifty-seventh company and
assigned to the SiXtieth, which is also
stationed at the Preside.
Lieutenant Harry Stephenson, Coast
artillery corps. has been relieved from
duty with the Sixtieth company and as
signed to the Fifty-seventh company.
Lieutenant Rawson Warren. Fifth
cavalry, has been relieved from treat
ment at the army and navy general
hospital Hot Springs. Ark, and will
proceed TO join his proper station. On
arriving in san Francisco Lieutenant
Warren viii report to the commanding
general for temporary duty pending the
departure Of the transport on which he
may SECURE accommodation.