The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-02-10
Senator and Ohio Arrive for
Brief Stops.
HAVE REGULARS FOR MANILA
Infantry y. ;. :
Srig-Gen. Egbert - Freight.
Dates Of Departure.

The United States transports Sen
ator and Ohio are in port. having ar
rived early yesterday afternoon. The
former is anchored at the old Fish
market wharf while the latter j. tied
up at the Irmgard wharf. They have
the greater part OF the Twenty-secoad
Regiment OF the United States Infantry
aboard.
Little interest was taken in the ar
rival of the regulars. Considerable
public ceremony was manifested when
the soldier boys came during the earl
Ter stages of the war.
Brigadier General Egbert Is IN COM
mand of the expedition. He has his
headquarters on the Senator. On this
same ship are GSi officers and men and
a number of officers wives. There are
1914 recruits for the Eighteenth Twen-
tieth and Twenty-third infantriss and
Fifth artillery. The personnel OF the
cabin passengers includes: Brigadier
General Egbert. Col. Hull and wife.
and son, Capt. Fitzgerald. chaplain:
Capt. J. F. Kreps. Capt. Hodges. Lieut..
Gordon, quartermaster; Lieut.. c. :.
Morton, Lieut.. +. w. Dawson. Lieut..
w. Chase. DIR. J. :. Kulp. Or. ]. w.
Brewer. Lieut.. II. X. Campbell. Lieut..
\. c. Dalton. Lieut.. c. II. Bridges.
Lieut.. ID. :. Stanley. Lieut. Hall and
wife, Lieut.. Muir. Lieut. William Was
sells and Wife. Lieut.. Smith. Lieut..
Newell and wife.
The Ohio carries 73i non-commis-
stoned officers and privates Mai. l..
o. Parker is commanding the battalion.
The officers are: Capt. John G.. Bal
lance. Capt. J. :. Morrison. Capt. 7. u.
Jones. Capt. W. II. Esll. DR.. G. And
rews. Lieutenants, X. ID. Strong. H. l..
Jackson, NJ. \. BatSon. W. \. Camp
bell, o. r. Wolfe, +. w. Moore. G. W.
Murphy, r. b.. Parrot, u. l.. Stone. !.
W. Leonard and C.. =. Thorne.
Lieut.. Batson is OF the Fourth Cav
airy and is quartermaster OF the trans
port.
The ladies aboard the Ohio are: Mrs.
Egbert and two daughters. Mrs. Kell.
Mrs. Andrews Mrs. Elsie. Mrs. McCol-
Tough. Mrs. Mead. Miss Estelle Hire
and Miss Annie +. McAvoy.
Both transports had a pleasant vow
age and all are well. The senator lef,
a half hour ahead OF the Ohio. The
latter transport took the northerly
course and was the first To reach port.
The Ohio will take on 1900 tons OF
coal and about ten tons OF provisions.
She will continue ON her journey sun
day afternoon or Monday morning.
The Senator will follow a day or 50
later.
j. b. Patterson is captain OF the Sen
ator. G. Swanson is first officer: !.
Bowen, second officer; +. Sands. third
officer; J. \. Dawson. chief engineer:
w. Chisholm, first assistant engineer:
II. NJ. Daggett, second assistant cngi-
neer; X. Donaldson. third assistant en-
gineer; George Hume. chief steward:
j. j. Campbell. purseT.
The OhiO's officers are: Capt. BoggS.
commander; Chas. Barring. first Off
Ger; r. Helberg. second officer: r. II.
Lyon, third officer; c. c. Bowen. fourth
officer; G. l. Gallagher. chief engineer:
John Jackson, first assistant: n. Cal
lagher. second assistant; w. r Dsvlin.
third assistant: X. II. Copley. chief
steward; Alfred Burnley. second stew
ard: Geo. II. Gunton. storekeepar. and
Benjamin F. Hedges. purser.