The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-08-09
Troops Arrived By ST. Paul in
Camp Here.
GETTING TASTE OF SHORE LIFE
Shelter Tents on NJ. c. II. Parade
Crounds-A Battalion and Two
Lots of RecruIts-Notes

The transport st. Paul was sighted
about 10 o'clock Saturday morning and
tied up at the Oceanic wharf at noon.
She was met of Waikiki by the tug, hav-
ing on board the band Col. Sopcr, George
W. Smith. J. A. Kennedy, J.. u. McStock-
er and other members of the Big Hun
tlr, d. The usual large crowd received the
SHEA mer at the dock with a storm of fruit
tn, 81. Paul left San Francisco shortly
after ~ o'clock noon in the 10Th, and was
thereto "a eight days down. She came
under ca ~ steam. Colonel Barber of the
First Me- y York Infantry commanded
tho troops hip to this port From here
70 Manila l. lieut.. Col. Lee Slower will be-
in command,
Col. Thos "A Barber. of the First New
York Regimen, of Volunteers. with the.
following, cous,s uting the Coloncrs stan
viii remain in ~, lolulu for duty: Major
VIM. G. LangGtt Volunteer Engineers
+lfst Lieut. Rronsn, winthrop. Quarter
master of the Flrsf Ne" YORK NOlun-
'''rs' First Lieut.. L., us J. 'rlihth' as
S'S'"h' surgeon First y. FORK infantry
'apt. =. NJ Lydg, com "Iss"iy OF sub
sisten"", L. 5. VOImte~r.
IN The St Paul ase the following d'-
tachmenis Of troops:
flrst battalion South DaksS volunteer
infantry, commanded by Col "e StoVer, |
ana having IN all 10 officers an, ~ men.
Recruits for the Thirteenth \ 'Innesota
'oiunte er Infantry. commanded by Maj
and 80 men. "H III an U
,o heGrgi IS for the First Colorado ' oinn-
,ES'I Inid htry, comma nsIcd hy CAPT - ann |
I.!rnOI ud having in ali one Uiiilyr an"
3 III, TIE pr ncpa officers ,of the field "a ID
=, capt; II. bowman. assistant sns-.
I Is0i.., Fin St South DaSoi volunteer In,
r. Aging assistant Surge on NJ. NJ Walk
Capt. L . Lin, commits sory of suhsst.
." Capt. ]. 9. Elaine, son Of james 6
elaine !, y a. a. s T., Nolun!s',rS.
termaster a.. s. Noti htccrs.
Lieut. l.. Z. Lawr, nee, Volunteer sig
"' Following are the officers in the First
Battalion y, South Dakota troops, COM :,
manded ,b'I col s,over: =
staff INST lAcv.t. John G. Fox. adult
tant Fist Lieut.. T.. u. Mcclellan. quar-
termas' .er. }. NJ. Maury commissary. II
CO. GnCaE" g. H. md Eg s,cnnT I EiTT'
90, "BGCapt. a. Il. Session, First Lieut..
John Z. Fox and Second Lieut. IT, r.
Co. Capt G. Denny, First Lieut. =
IL Mcclellan and Second Lieut.. Bates
co k-Capt. Hagcrman. FIRST Lieut. =
Roskn and Second Lieut. Smth 4
Serpeant-MaiOr Roy Slower, brother OF
The Thirteenth Minnesota troops at1I y
tachcd have four companies commhhh''1|
Gy Lieuts Clark, Scott, i"noNo"de ana
Early In the afternoon saturday au OF
the companies on the transport IaIi,
ashore Tor drill in town. lht tSM"r
'rnnns marched out to Thomas square 5
and linen back to the Executive BnildlnE ,
grounds: while the Minnesota anu t"IO !
Tado recruits exercised on the Town
streets The movements of the MINE
sofas we're very hne and a'tra [drh n,g DbGi
crowd of spectators. Just n,ionr ,r INN nut
10 Mold tents OF the expedition were Pul
i I'M ON r.1'T the =. q. IT, parade grounds In
front Of the drill shed, wnrl" tl' m''m
are now 0uart"rod They have l"Hhu ~
most pleasant there, save FOR IN" ''s'N'
mosquitoes. -