The San Francisco call., 1910-02-26
MANY OFFICERS OF
14TH COMING HOME
Transport. Now at Sea, Will
Bring Large Number of
Commissioned Men

On board the transport Thomas,
which sailed from Manila February Is
for this port, are the following army
officers, as per cable received yesterday
at department headquarters. the ma
jority CT whom are the officers Of the
Fourteenth infantry.
Captain John r. n TarIor Fourteenth in
fsntry: Captain Salmon E Dutton: Captain Pat
ysnes Hanson. Fourteenth infantry; Captain
Edward R. Stone. Fourteenth infantry: Lieu
snf Arthur NJ FsrEnsen, Fourteenth Infantry;
Lieutenant James Regsn Jr.- Fourteenth infantrys
ta,.eI LleaIensat Harr. " Gregg: Fourteenth in
lntantlF; Lieutenant William 4. Richardson.
medical corps: Lisutenant Frank B. Kobes. Four
teenfh infanirF: Lieutenant John G. Maecmb.
o1Itesnth Infantry. Lieutenant Harry L. Hodges.
First caFslry- Lieutenant Calvin p Titus. Four
ie-nth Infantry; Lieutenant Donald j. AcI-sch-
ard medical corps; Captain Joseph Frazier. Four
teenih infantry Captain Amos II. Martin. -Four
Leenth infantry; Captain Henry s Wagner,
olrJeenth InfantrF: Captain William l.. Keller.
medical corps; Lieutenanf Frank L. Case. Twelfth
cavalry. Lieutenant Alvin C. Toris. Fourteenth
infantry Lieutenant George A BerbSf Four
teenth infantry; Lieutenant Roy c Kirkland
Jepson Fou-1eenth infsntrr. Lieutenant smith
a Harris Fourteenth infantry. Lieutenant
George r. Brady Fourteenth infantry, Lieuten-
snt Thomas r Moran. Philippine scouts: Lieu
Lieutenant Edmond B. Gregory. Fourteenth in-
fantrF, and Lieutenant Oscar westover. Four
teenth infantry
The Thomas has on board 7s3 en-
listed men of the Fourteenth regi-
nent, l44 cssuals, II sick and u mill
tary prisoners.
Army orders were issued by the war
department yesterday as follows:
Second Lisutensnfs Harley. Dagley and Her
pei bszker. recently appointed Philippine scouts
- ~ san rom San Francisco about April for
Nzni,s ana report 10 the commanding general of
The Philippines for duty.
Second Lisutsuants Charles H Lantz and
James Il. Reynolds Jr.. recently appointed Phil
cfacer al Fort Smelling and Fort Mrer. Va. re,
spectFely. for temporary duty. ana 20 thence
70 the Philippines FOR duty sailing from San
Francisco about April 3.
First Lleutensnt Jesse sP. Trusz or the uaedi-
cal reserve corps is relieved from active duty in
the medical reserve corps at Fort Ward Wash,
10 take effect April 8
The navy department issued the fol-
lowing orders:
Lieutenant 7. H. TsrIor * detached from the
California and ordered home for one month
Lieutenant C P Huff. ordered detached from
he Glacier 10 the naval training station at san
Enslgns r r Rogers and c. NJ Austin. or
oered detached from tie Dolphin 10 duty as al
tsehes al Tokyo.
The following cable from the COM
mender IN chief Of the Asiatic feet was
received al the navy depa rtment yes
terday:
c n Keeper ordered 10 duty in command Of
the Monterey and Mohicsu.
Ensign r. " Czhsniss ordered detached from
Csascao.
Fleet TO Sail Monday
The Pacific feet wiz probab bly, leave
Monday for the Santa Barbara chan
mel but the hour Of departure will not
be fixed until arrangements have been
made for towing the two new targets
AZ which the cruisers will shoot on the
open sea range Those targets each
100 feet long and built in the shape of
a ship, have just been completed and
today Lieutenant Commander D. W
Knox. feet ordnance officer. will visit
Mare Island 10 inspect them. and ar
range for their transportation to the
southern range. The navy yard is
short on towboats at present and per-
haps one Of the cruisers or the Glacier
may have TO play tug.
The Pennsylvania will return from
Mare island this afternoon on the high
tide, and the Maryland viii come down
some time today from the coaling sta
tion Al California City. where the West
Virginia went yesterday TO coal. The
South Dakota and Colorado viii not
finish cosling in time 70 take advan-
tage OF today's high tide and will not
come down from Mare island until to-
morrow, when the six ships viii all
assemble in man OF war row coafeo
and Clean and ready 10 start south
when Admiral Harber gives The
order
The order relieving Lieutenant A
Crenshaw, chief engineer Of the Colo
rado. has been revoked. Lieutenant
Commander Z. r. Pollock, navigator of
the Maryland. has been ordered TO
Mare island as ordnance officer