The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-11-14
Another Pair Of Army Steamers
in Port.
REST or TENNESSEE REGIMENT
Fifty First Iowa-CayaIry ami Artillery.
Personals on Citizens in
Uniform.

Ell III port yesterday afternoon AT /
O'Clock with five companies of the first
Tennessee, one troop of cavalry from
Nevada, and two detachements of
fheavy artillery from California, in all
about 600 officers and men.
The City Of Puebla left San Francisco
last Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Lieutenant Colonel Gracey Childers
of the First Tennessee is in command.
He received the representative of the
Advertiser in that courteous manner
which is so characteristic OF a South
ern gentleman and was sohcitious re-
garding the conduct OF the boys from
Tennessee who are now on the Zealan-
dia bound for Manila. The trip from
San Francisco was without special in
cident. The greater part of the Off
GERS, and men were seasick the first
two days out. The only sickness among
the men is that of two priyates who
will probably be left in the hospital
here when the transport leaves for Ma
Mia.
The City of Puebla will be then
cleaned while here and the men will
be located in tents while the cleaning
is going on. She will take on water
and 800 tons of coal and will probably
leave for Manila Wednesday evening
or Thursday morning.
Troops from the Pennsylvania and
crowds of citizens were at the wharf TO
greet the City of Puebla. Her masts
Were filled with shouting soldiers and
the band on board were playing There
will be hot time in the Old Town to-
night" Those on shore responded
heartily TO the cheers of the soldiers
on the transport. The following is a
list of officers:
First tennessee Infantry. L. S. V.
Lieut.-Col. Gracey Childers, Major
John c. Mcclure.
Company H-Captain, CASTOR o.
Brien; LIST Lieutenant, Cave Johnson:
Ind Lieutenant, p. l.. Stacker.
Company Captain, HUI B. flyers:
1st Lieutenant, HUI Sparkman: 2nd
Lieutenant. Bates.
Company K-Captain, Sam Uher-
fey; list Lieutenant, J. C. Patton; End
Lieutenant. y. II. Pickard.
Company Captain, n. X. Givens;
LIST Lieutenant. Leon Carnaway; End
Lieutenant, Bowles.
Company D-Captain, Gilbreath; 1st
Lieutenant, McNeal.
First Lieutenant Carlos Van Leer,
ordnance officer.
First Nevada Cavalry, L. S. V:
Company A-Captain. Linscott: 1st
Lieutenant. Gignaux; 2nd Lieutenant,
Wright.
rIrst California Heavy Artillery:
Major Rice; LIST Lieutenant. Haster:
1st Lieutenant, Diss; Ind Lieutenant.
Glass.
The Pennsylvania was sighted off
Diamond Head Friday evening about
8 O'Clock. A report was current that
she had run upon a reef which was
discredited at the Pilot House. She
lay off Diamond Head all night and
came into the harbor, Saturday morn
ing early and tied up at Oceanic wharf.
1t was then learned that the transport
really did run upon a reef but no seri-
Gus accident happened. At the time
she struck the reef nearly all of the
soldiers We're at the bow and for
short time there was something of
panic aboard. The men were ordered
to the stern and the weight being taken
off bow she was enabled to back off
the reef and proceed into the offing
where she lay till morning. The Penn
sylvania has the 51st Iowa on board
under the command of Col. John c.
Lopez. The Pennsylvania was eight
days in making the voyage from San
Francisco. The officers. staff. field and
line are as follows:
Colonel John C. Lopez, command
ing; Lieutenant Colonel Marcellus Mil
Ter. Majors William J. Duggan, John
T. Hume, Sterling P. Moore; Adjutant.
Lieutenant Joseph T. Davidson; Quar-
termaster Lieutenant John d. Cady;
Battalion Adjutant Lieutenant Geo. y.
Reed; Battalion Adjutant, Frank NJ.
Compton: Battalion Adjutant, Lieute-
nant Herbert c. Lane; Chaplain. Cap
tain Herman P. Williams: Assistant
Surgeon. Lieutenant Donald Macrae,
Jr.; Assistant Surgeon. Lieutenant
David S Fairchild
Non Commissioned Staff: Sergeant
Major Charles A. Godfrey; Quarter
master Sergeant Wallace \. Bolin:
Hospital Stewards Fred. F. Carpenter.
Jarvis E. Hodgson. Wilbur S. Conk-
ling; Chief Musician, George w. Ian
ders: Principal Musicians. W. H. Ian
genberg and Owen II. Jones.
Company Officers. A. William r. Glib