The San Francisco call., 1910-02-04
TROOPSHlP READY
FOR LONG VOYAGE
Sheridan Sails for Manila Sat-
urday With Nineteenth
Infantry
Transport Thomas Makes Un-
usually Fast Run From San
Francisco TO Islands

The Nineteenth infantry. which is to
sail for the Philippines Saturday, has
arrived from eastern posts and is now
housed on board the transport Sheri-
Dan, which IS to convey it across the
Pacific.
The soldiers VIII be paid of this
morning on the transport dock, when
$4,000 Of rncie Sans money viii be
turned over TO them.
The regiment viii go in charge OF
NJ ior Arthur Johnson as Colonel Jo-
sNph =. Huston. who has been in com
nla1d for the last two years. is to be
retired from active service February 25.
Following is a list OF the cabin pas
sengers on The sheridan:
Ala ior Arthur Johnson Nineteenth infantry. MrS.
johnson and son; Captain > Burkhardt Jr;.
Nineteenth infantry: Captain F. g. Lawton.
Niocteeuth iufsBtIy. Mrs. Lawton aud son
Captain r. g Williams pay department; Cap
rain r. :. Walton, Nineteenth infantry and Mrs.
Walton: ". u. Nichols; Captain J. p. Wade,
Second cavalry. and Mrs. Wade: Captain J. NJ
Grshsm. Nineteenth Infantry. aud Mrs. Graham
and daughter; Captain Edward Croft Nirct%uth
infantry. Mrs. Croft and child and Miss e. VI.
Croft; Captain r. :. Wells Fourteenth cavalry
captain A. 81. Nethcriu. Nineteenth infantry
sna Mrs Wctheriii; Lieutenant J. J. Miller.
Niheteentb infantry. and Mrs. Miller: Lieutenant
r.. !. Reaney. Second cavalry Mrs. Reaney and
f7ur children. Lieutenant q. G. Smith. Second
caVslrr. Mr~ Smith and child: lieutenaut W
T.. Screws. Nineteenth infantry. Mr. screws aud
-ifld: Lieutenant 9. X Is Motto Nineteenth in
la1tTy. sud Mrs. Is Motto; Lieutenant A. :.
Niiiisms. Nineteenth infantry. and Ms vii
iiams Miss Mcknight; Lieutenant G Garity.
Second cavalry and Mrs. Gsrity; Lieutenant r.
~. helond. Ninefeenfh infantry. Mrs. neliond
ard two children; Lieutenant 8. NJ Alien. Nine
1eenrh infantry. Mrs- Alien and child; LicuTcu-
snf v . Nurehison, Nineteenth infantry. Mrs.
Nurcns1n and two children; Lieutenant . ".
FiHots"n. Aineteentb infantry; Chaplain J. *.
Lloyd second heid artillery: Lieutenant i. ;.
Kennedy. Mis- Kennedy and two children: Lieu
fersDr George :. Thompson: Lieutenant r. "
Fleet. Nineteenth infantry: Lieutenant J. e
Asiihurn. NiDecenth infantry. Mrs.. Ashburu and
child: Lieutenant {. II. Mason. Nineteenth in
laEtry: Lieutenant J. e. MaSee. medical depart
meut- Mrs. Macee and child: Lieutenant George
y. heath Jr.- medical department. and Mrs.
Heath; Lieutenant Leon {. Garcia medics Do
partmeHt: Lieutenant r. A. Buchanan Second
cavalry; Lieutenant NJ. L. Love. Second cavalry:
Lieutenant Thomas +. Cathro. Thirteenth cav
Try, Lie Itcusnt J. 3. Nale. Nineteenta irfan-
1IE; Lieutenant 4. r. Terrell Nineteenth iufaD-
{fT, Ms Terrell and child: Lieutenant X p.
Parker. Nineteenth infantry. Mrs. Parker and
chi'd; Lieutenant c 5. Hoyt. Fifth cavt7lrw:
ArS. Blssell and two children: Lieutenant r. =
NaddIl. nineteenth infantry: Lieutenant l. T.
h"hi. NiDeteeoth infantry. Lieutenant c /.
Davenport. Nineteenth infantry: lieutenant "
\. Nneeier. Nineteenth infantry and Mrs
"teeieF; Lieutenant =. ". Hanson. Fifth cav-
.ii'.- aid Ms Hansen; Lieutenant +. s. SNYDER.
Second cavalry; Lieutenant A. 6 Gutensabu
Nineteenth infantry: Lieutenant J. II Jaubscb
Ninefecnfh infantry Lieutenant J. X brown
S.f''na cavalry. and Mrs. Brown: Lieutenant =
~ smith NiEcteeRth Infantry: Iieutenanf n
a lc'Iee. Second cavalry. Burt English reteri-
ian. Second cavalry: r. H. khoades ara
VIZ: hhoades *. c. Treadwell and Ms Tread
WEI; }. X. Hazmslhalch Mrs. Bertha Scrven
an7 oslsnteT- Nh 4. J.. Smith and daughter:
D. 4 Wells aud Mrs Wells; Mrs. r. A Adams
and child.
ne Sheridan viii also carry 7S3 en-
ed men Of the Nineteenth infantry.
enlisted men of Troops A and f.
-ond cavalry. 112 recruits and 25 hos
tai corps
The transport Thomas made 2 re-
narkably quick run across the pa
cihc 10 Manila, arriving at that port
January 81 1t left here January 5. 1t
lad on board the Sixth infantry.
The following officers registered at
department headquarters yesterday:
Lieutenant T. K. Cathrow. Thirteenth
c'tFalry, on way TO Philippines; Lieu
tenant A ". Hanson. Fifth cavalry.
Captain J. @. Harbord, Eleventh cav
airy; Lieutenant @. ID. Heath Jr.. med
seal corps, and Captain J. P Wade. Sec
ond cavalry.
Lieutenant J. NJ Hewitt. medical
corps. in charge Of the post hospital al
the Preside. has returned from Los An
seles, where he has been on 80 DAYS
leave
The following army orders were is
sued from Washington:
First Lieutenant Kelton /. Pepper Tventv-
third infantry. is relieved from treatment at the
general hospital At the PresidiO. San Francisco
and VIII report "a Commanding Officer Walter
fteel n the general hospital in Washington ID
a.. FOR treatment.
Orders - January relating 10 First Lieuten-
snd John =. Kelly. medical reserve CORPS arc
anendec So ~ 10 direct Lieutenant Kelly -
proceed A. once 20 Fort Rueer, Hawaii for duty
first Lieutenant Julian L. Dodge Nineteenth
'uiantry, Is aetsiied a. acting quartermaster for
d'iT ID the army transport service with station
ln san Francisco. and VIII report "a the general
> per niendent of ths army transport service at
oah 4 iranclSco Tor duty as qlIartermaster on the
transport Crook. Upon arrival nj Manila lien
ienani DooSe VIII join his regiment