The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-07-15
WITH THE FIRST REGIMENT.
DRILLS AND APPOINTMENTS OF
VARIOUS COMPANIES.
b and D-Merry Minstels and Stud
ious Actors-A New Range-Court
of 1nquiry--A Match.

Company b had sixteen-iile front
out for drill Tuesday evening. Capt /.
White marched his prize troupe of to
Union Square where they were put |
through company and platoon move
ments. After the drill the commander
told his men that that occasion would !
be his last appearance with them
prior to his trip abroad and formally
turned the company over to Lieut..
Jacobsen. The machinery of the com
pany will continue on as before and
fine record in the competitive drill
is anticipated.
For various reasons ID company
turned up rather short handed Tues.
day evening for drill. Nine of the
regular attendants were excused in
body to attend rehearsal for the min
strel performance. Captain Mccarthy
being detained at headquarters, Lieut..
Bergstrom took charge of the com
pany and conducted drill for an hour
on ArlnOry square
On account of a request of the min
strels for the Drill Shed on Friday
evening it is just possible no company
meetings will be held at that time
They may be appointed for Thursday
evening instead.
Companies & and c are ordered out
for drill this evening. q will likely
have its full corps of commissioned
officers out.
The Sharpshooters say they are anX-
ious to meet Company b in rife
match, but wish to shoot on the same
range and simultaneously. They are
willing to take the match to Makiki,
but will not shoot at Kakaako and
give the militiamen the advantage of
| the better range.
The Company b dramatic troupe
will have another rehearsal at the
armory at 1880 this evening.
The ID MINISTRIES are rehearsing
every night for the final entertain
ment to be given at the military OPP
era house Saturday evening. Several
of the new songs are undoubtedly the
best yet
The Portuguese have set up a target
for practice purposes in Lishman's
quarry. The rock wall make a very
effective bulKhead. There are no
markers, so each scorer run. look.
see" after each shot.
BY an order issued late Tuesday a
court of inquiry has been established
as an adjunct to the n. G. H., with in
structions to sit at such times as there
may be business before it. The MEM
bers of the court are Capt. c. w. Zeig-
Ter, CompanyF; Capt. Paul Smith
Company A; Capt. Charles j. McCar-
thy, CompanyD. A meeting of the
court was held on Monday evening at
which permanent organization was eff
fected. The work of the court will
be what its name indicates.
Captain Ashley of the staff and Capt.
| Nnlte OF company Is are both booked
to leave by the Australia next Mon
day. They will be gone about three
months and will visit both sides of
| America.
The duck legs of and d will meet
in mortal combat at the Makiki butts
next Saturday afternoon. The teams
as arranged are as follows: Company
DIV Mott, captain; w. Wilder, Jock
Mcclure, Kerr Porter, Sam Decker, II.
Jaouen, Charles Ramsey, and Henry
Vierra. Substitutes: Chip Charlock,
and w. Campbell. Company B-Corp.
Waity, captain; viii Schmidt, w. C.
Weldon, c. II. Atherton, Olesen, Ham
mond, w. Bolster, Williams, Henry
Hapai and A. F. Cooke.
After drill Tuesday night Captain
White invited Company B down to
Steiners, where he treated to refresh
ments. All enjoyed the captains hos
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