The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-06-04
ANOTHER DAY
OF OCCUPATION
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occupying the Picking. and by the
whole expedition and town for that
matter.
Ensign Bradshaw is in charge of
the magazines. He makes two inspec-
lions a day and no one else is per-
mitted to go near them.
The fake was bitterly condemned
by many citizens last evening The
officers connected with the expedition
are indignant over the publication of
such a story. One officer asked cen
trail to kindly deny the truth of the
story to anyone enquiring over the
wire.
The magazine in which is stored the
ammunition for the feet in Manila
waters is guarded by ten marines who
relieve each other from time to time.
This precaution was taken as soon as
the ammunition was stored away. The
marines in question are picked men
who have the utmost confidence of
those above them on account of absO
lutte proof that has extended over
many years. Colonel Smith and Cap
tain Glass say that on this account it
is a matter of utter impossibiIity for
anyone to tamper with the magazine.
Again, even if one of the marines
should prove a traitor, it is not likely
that the others on duty would prove
the same and any attempt would be
quickly reported. The officers aboard
the City of Picking are very much put
out about the story as it reflects upon
their carefulness in guarding the in
terests of the United States and hence
of the soldiers from California who are
now on their way to the Philippines.
'RAFI, 'RAH, STANFORD.
The Stanford boys, of the Oregon
and California Volunteers were ten
dered a reception at Sans Souci last
night by Messrs. Wilson, '96; White
house, 90; Sorenson. 90; Soper, 81;
White, 90; and Scott, SO; and a most
enjoyable evening was spent.
Covers for sixty were laid
Considerable trouble was expert
enced by the boys III obtaining liberty
for the members of the different Com
panies, and were only successful after
several visits to following officers
Brig. Gen Anderson Col. Smith, Mbjs
Tildon and Slime and Capts. Cunning
ham and Miller.
Brick WhitehOuse was tOastmasteI
and the speech of the evening was
made by John Switzer for Stanford
Those present were:
M. M. Tufts, 90, U. of c.; w. r.
Harrington, 81, u. OF Maine; Geo.
Common, 90 Stanford; w. H. Soper,
SO, Stanford; L. NJ. Whitehouse, 80,
Stanford; Olaf Soren5on, SO, Stan
ford; Leslie Scott 90, Stanford; J. F.
Wilson, 90, Stanford; Frank Andrade
90 Stanford; James White, 80; Ser
geant Dittricll, P. G.; Sergeant Thorn
as. So. Stanford; Corporal CorDusier
'O1. stanford; Corporal Switzer '9S
| Stanford: r. Wolc0tt. 90, Stanford;
| H. M Brace, 90, Stanford; G. S.
Brooks Sc, Stanford; r. c. Coates,
700. Stanford; r. w. DOdd. 200, Stan
ford: NJ Elliott 700, Stanford, En-
NETT. 90. Stanford: II. r. Fry, 90
Stanford; E. e. Grow. SO, Stanford:
r. E. Gendery 90, Stanford; r. I.
Hartwen, 100, Stanford J. z. Hicks,
'O1. Stanford; H. E. Leavitt, '9S, Stan
ford; w D. Potter, 'O1, Stanford; G.
/. Reese, 100. Stanford; J. H. Stewart
20. Stanford; J. R. Stow, '9S. Stanford;
J. A. Wardell '01. Stanford; r. c.
Westcort. 90 Stanford; w. r. White,
90, Stanford w. A. Wrigley, OF,
Stanford, J. Turpin, 'O1, Stanford; c.
H. Smith, 80. Stanford; E. c. South
wick. '95, Stanford; \. Brandt, 90,
Stanford; E. Z. Townsend, '01, Stan
ford; Schuanok, '9S, Stanford; Il. c.
| Thompson, '96, Stanford; e. STAINS
bury. '9S, Stanford; Corp. w. c. Nor
row, 80, Stanford; r. J. O'Neill, 81,
Stanford: J. O. Watson, SO, Stanford;
b. Kerrigan, 90, G. Pickering. '01.
Stanford; Commisary Sergeant Chas.
l. Dillon, so, Stanford; Lieut.. Bryan
90. Stanford; Adj, 3rd BatL, Reese
Jackson. 'O1. Stanford.