The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-11-27
WHARF AND WAVE
Transports Senator and BGIm0hr ID
From The Coast.
WITH MULES ON PORT STEVENS
Jaoanese Immigrant STEAMERS A.
rive-MIowera from the
Northwest.


fifth United States Infantry on board
The Senator is at Emmes wharf an
the Benmohr at Irmgard wharf. Boil
will sail for Manila as soon as IN,
The Benmohr will not need coal here
as she has sufficient on board to carry
her to Manila and return. The fol
lowing are the officers of the Forty
fifth Infantry:
Field and Staff-Joseph H. Dorst
| colonel; James Parker, lieutenan
| colonel: Daniel \. Frederick major
| first battalion; Edwin T. Cole. major
| second battalion; Theodore X. Birk.
| haeuser, major third battalion: Ben
jamin r. Patrick, captain and adju-
tant; Nathan r. Simpson. captain and
quaTtermaSter; Fred. w Morrison
first lieutenant and commissary: Mi
Josh X. Hilgard, first lieutenant and
adJutant first battalion; Geo. =. Ty-
ner, first lieutenant and adjutant sec
ond battalion; Temple II. Owens, first
lieutenant and adjutant third batIal-
ion tacting regimental adjutanD.
Medical Department-Me w
Ireland, major and surgeon, U.S.V.;
Frank II. Artaud, captain and assist
ant surgeon; William C.. Berlin, first
lieutenant and assistant surgeon.
Captains-E. C. Montfort, Company
y; Albert Steinhauser, Company b:
George w. Rickeman. Company c.;
Daniel w. Hand, Company ID; o. p.
Lee, Company Z; James Ross. Com
pany +; A. w. Cogswell, Company y
w. Lee Caps, Company H; John ~
Loye, Company |; Thomas J. hogers,
Company X; Percy E. Willis, Com
pany l.; Elmer o, Worrick, Com
pany VI.
First Lieutenants-Arthur S. lib
bits. Company a; Allan G. Baker. b;
James ID. Watson. C; ID. |. Mccormick,
ID; George p. Tyner, E; Charles G.
Lawrence, H: Temple H. Owens, |;
Lewis S. Ryan, X: William A. Ed
wards. l.: Frederick p Cook, NJ: AL
fred l.. Castle, r; Willard NJ Flynn.
G; William Brown, /; George E. Kun
pc, E.
Second Observation-Disclosures W.Mum-
ford, Company H; c. E. n. Howard,
b; Edward p. Barber, C; Michael j.
Member, d; Roy |. Taylor, E; Arthur
r. Jones, r; Albert S. Odell G.; Fred
ID. Kellond, II; Edwin c. Long. |;
John b. Shuman. X; VIM E w. Nc
kinlay, L.sz-As-z--
Commissioned Staff = Oscar
Danielson, sergeant major; George X.
quartermaster sergeant;
George \. Day, commissary sergeant;
John NJ. Hill, battalion sergeant ma
jor. second battalion
All of these officers are on board
with the exception of Lieutenant Colo
mel Parker. who is in the Philippines
with Major Cole, and Adjutant Pat
rick and Lieutenants Alfred l.. Castle,
Arthur X. Jones and F. ID. KellOnd.
who are behind on sick leave
The Senator has on board Companies
r, r, G., III and | and the headquarters.
band and non-commissioned staff of
the Forty-fifth Regiment, a detach-
ment of two stewards and six privates
of the hospital corps and fifty recruits
and caSuals for the Eleventh Cavalry
and Seventeenth Infantry under Cap
tain ArraSmith of the Thirteenth In
fantry and Lieutenant White of the
Eleventh Cavalry. All told there are
599 enlisted men on the Senator.
Colonel j. II. Dorst, commanding the
regiment, is an old regular army Off
Ger and has been in the service on the
frontier for many years past.
The ships officers of the Senator are:
Captain Patterson, First Officer Swan
son, Second Officer Bunne, Third Off
Ger Anderson. Chief Engineer Daw-
son, First Assistant Engineer CHS
holm. Steward Walters, Purser Ser
geant and a crew of fifty men.
This is the sixth voyage of the Sen
ator to Manila.
On board the Benmohr are Compa-
MES A. B. c, ID and X, under Major
Fredricks; all told about $50 men. Dr.
Moses and Quartermaster's Clerk
Luckie are also on the Benmohr.
The officers of the Benmohr are:
Captain \. Wallace. First officer
Mann, Second Officer F. w. Beaumont.
Third Officer Gilmour. Chief Engineer
First Assistant Engineer
Hardie, Second Assistant Engineer
Johnston, Third Assistant Engineer
Lawrence. Steward Blair and a crew
of forty men.
The Benmohr belongs TO the Ben"
line of steamers running between Lon
don and Oriental ports and is under
contract 10 the United States Govern
ment for six months or longer. She
was built about five years ago. and.
though a slow boat. is steady and sea-
worthy. Ii was claimed on the Sen
ator that rough weather and the Ben
mohr's slowness made the trip so
long.
Both the Benmohr and Senator
sailed from San Francisco on the
of November Is.
TRANSPORT PORT STEVENS AR
RINES.
The United States animal transport
Port Stevens came into port last Sat
urday night. owing to the stress of
weather which prevented her going di-
rect from Seattle 10 Manila via Kobe.
is was intended. She shows no sign
Of rough weather, but the testimony
Of the ships officers is that she en-
the most awful seas they
had ever experienced. Captain White
head has been at sea some thirty
years and the weather was some of