The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1898-07-06
THINGS WE SHALL LIKE TO RE-
MEMBER.
Incidents, Personal characteristics,
Happenings, in Connection With
the Troopers We are Glad to See,

ana have led lives that fit them well
for the service which they will soon
find before them.
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Frank II. Seawell, son of Sheriff
Seawell of Heraldsburg, Cali, and a
nephew of Senator Seawell, is a MEM
ber of the hospital corps on the Para.
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Dr. Max Stone of San Francisco is
a surgeon on board the Nero.
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There are 704 men in the two bat
talions from Idaho, representing the
Immediately available military
young fellows and have seen some ser
vice.
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Company A of the Engineer Corps is
on the Indiana. With the men alrea-
dy gone this will give the Manila ar
my one OF the largest and most eff
cient engineering contingents in the
world.
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a large number of the Minnesota
men are wealthy, and all of them
have money.
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The father of Colonel Reeves of the
Minnesota regiment commanded the
old Thirteenth in the Civil war. The
last named was mustered into the Ser
vice April 80, 1S61-thirty-seven
years to the day earlier than the
present Thirteenth took the oath.
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Gol1an Gotta oJra NJ oO0 O,Jo,
Birth Abraham, has decided that all
members in the ranks and those who
may hereafter join the army of the
United States for the war will have
their dues paid as long as the war
be paid $25 as a reward for their pat
riotism, and an endowment of $500.
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At a meeting of Court Magnolia,
Foresters of America, held May 27th,
it was unanimously resolved that the
dues of all members of the court call
ed upon to enlist during the present
war should be kept paid up by the
court.
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The Indiana is historic craft. She
carried General Grant from Philadel-
phia to Liverpool when he started on
his tour of the world eighteen years
ago She also took the first cargo of
flour to Russia during the famine in
that country.
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Members of the Minnesota regi-
ment have strict orders not to enter
saloons, and they carry it out to the
letter.
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The Salvation Army will have IA
rally this evening to welcome Editor
Milsaps of the War Cry, who arrived
by the transports on his way to Ma
Mia.
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Company c of Idaho has eleven
men over six feet in height.
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First Lieutenant F. w. Hunt of
Company G, Idaho, is a state senator.
Corporal L. j. Low and Private Rook-
er of the same company are practic-
ing physicians.
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Every company of the Idaho bat
talions has a flag presented by the
citizens of its home town. In the bat
talions for mascots are two beautiful
golden eagles, one with a wing spread
of seventeen feet, a baby coyote, a
cat and four dogs.
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Captain f. A. Fem of Company H.,
Idaho, is graduate of the Annapolis
Naval Academy, and has been i'm
the Idaho legislature.
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w. j. Cranwell and Joe J. DAILY met
| a large number of their Cheyenne
friends and acquaintances among the
Wyoming boys. Some of them are
Captain c. d, Wrighter Regimental
Surgeon John Morrison, Corporal
Charles Cahill, Privates Leslie Brook
hart, Frank Cahill, Joe Onhaus, Ray
Wiedmer, George Evans, Ralph Ew-
ing, Charles Wilseck, George Clause,
"Stub" Bruner. "Pink" Mcclure,
Thomas Ryder and Max Idelman.
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Officers of General McArthur's staff
| took a carriage this morning and
drove to Nuuanu Pail, Punchbowl
and Waikiki.
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/ Company f, Idaho, contains nine
/ teen eN-regulars in its complement of
| men. All of its officers have seen reg
ular service. First Sergeant Drum
/ was publisher of the Coeur d'Alene
| Miner Steward Huston is the son of
| the Chief Justice of Idaho.
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a brother of Private White of Com
| pany +, Idaho, was killed i'm the
/ Maine disaster.
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First Lieutenant Burrows of Com
/ pany f. Idaho, was editor of the Ere
mont County News. Captain Hamer
was member of the last Idaho legis-
lature and was the leader of the Du-
] bois senntnrinl hnht