The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-07-06
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Lieut. Coburn, Wyoming, was law
yer at Laramie.
There are mandolin and guitar play
ers aboard the Ohio.
There are two Christian Workers
with this expedition.
There are about 1000 men on the
City Of Para and Ohio.
Lieut.. Rouse, Wyoming, was bust
ness man al Douglas.
Rev. DaIlain is a private in B COM
pany Of the MinnesOtas.
There is quite a corps Of signal ser
vice men aboard the Ohio.
Lieut.. Cheever, Wyoming, was in the
clothing business at Buffalo.
There is bathing all the time ct the
! boat houses for the invaders.
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Lieut.. Morgare1dge was in the drug
| business in Northern Wyoming.
4 The Wyoming battalion will be
! drilled at o'clock this afternoon.
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! There are quite a number Of college
men in the Minnesota regiment.
Mai. Fredericfg. Of Minnesota. was
| treasurer of the city of Red Wing.
Lieut.. Byrnes. of Minnesota, is with
a Minneapolis bank when at home.
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Minneapolis and St. Paul are very
| friendly in the Minnesota regiment.
Lieut. Col. F. W. Ames, Minnesota,
was cashier in the post office at S..
Paul.
The Minnesota officers have glee
club and did some fine singing last
evening.
Transport men will be marched to
the Waikiki beach this morning for
bathing.
On the Ohio everyone is very com
fortably settled. The ship is not at all
crowded.
Capt. McWade. Minnesota, was Gus
toms officer. He is a story teller
and noted wit.
Some of the Wyoming men wanted
TO know if there was any sagebrush
in the Islands.
The Minnesota regiment will drill.
again at the base ball grounds at 2:3l
this afternoon.
The plan is to have the luau at the
Executive Building grounds begin al
u o'clock today.
Capt Corriston, of the Minnesotas
is an attorney and was court stem
ographer at home.
A soldier on the Ohio CWyomine
Boy) was looking for hammer &c
crack d pineapple.
The importance and scope OF the
local Red Cross Society work has
grown astOnishingly.
Lieut.. Gallup, Wyoming, was prln'
cipal of a public school at Buffalo. He
is battalion adjutant.
Sergt. Tom Williams, of Wyoming
is a we'll known ball player when a
| his nome IN ENduSCOu-
Private Hallowell, of Co. 1, --l--ne
sofa Thirteenth, is a traveller ant
clubman and is wealthy
Mai. Mccarthy, n. G. H, and Capt
O'Brien, of Wyoming, were chattln;
last evening in Celtic dialect.
In San Francisco the whole OF tn
Minnesota Regiment gave fame,
, drill in the Mechanics Pavilion
Private Idelman, of a Wyoming com
pany, is son of one of the wealthy mel
and big merchants of the state.
Local knights Of Pythias are taklni
a lively interest in the welfare o
; brethren aboard the transports.
Can't. Millar of Wyoming is Scotc
and has engaged Andrew Brown an
Jas. \. Kennedy as interpreters.
Rev. Cressy. a Methodist parsOn Wh
is a veteran of the Civil war, is chap
lain for the Thirteenth Minnesota
Lieut.. H P. Howe, Wyoming, was
carpenter and contractor when tn
. trouble with Spain came to climax
l Invaders are notified that writIn
= material is free and that postage Wi
= be paid for them by citizens OF Homo
: lulu.
The men final. Foote's battaliO
= are called the big boys from Wye
< ming" They are Swapping, fine feL
= lows.
:. c. c. ConIey. formerly with the reg
= uIars here, and afterwards with tn
police. is on the City Of Para, an en-
listed man.
DR.. Beck. NJ. D. is a private in tn
: Minnesota regiment. He is a fame
e rifle shot and will do some shootin
here today.
: sSpeck' MCGUIRE of Wyoming. is