The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1901-11-25
COURT Martial Returns
Sol ACE BRINGS THEM HERE
FROM TUTUILA,
Will Take Passage on the Alameda for
San Francisco-Commander Stoney is
Seriously III.

The naval ship Solace arrived from
Tutuila yesterday afternoon, making
the passage up from Pago Pago in eight
days She brought back the members
of the court which tried Commander
Tilley, the governor of Tutuila. In this
party were Admirals Robley d. Evans
Henry Glass, Captains Harrington,
Cooper, Thomas and Merry. Captain
Reiter, the commander of the battleshiI
Wisconsin was the other member of the
court, and he did not. of course, ac-
company the others here. The vessel
made the trip to this port specially tc
bring the officers back, so that they
could catch the Alameda which sails
netx week for San Francisco.
The Solace will take about 1000 tons
of coal here and then go to Guam. The
vessel docked at Naval wharf No. J.
much to the disgust of the army people
The transport Meade, which was ex-
pected from San Francisco last night
had been assigned the berth at the
Naval dock No. l, but Commander Win
slow did not propose to be sighted, anc
he refused to be deprived of the good
wharf 1t had been intended that he
should take the dock on the Waikiki
side of the Naval wharf No. but the
doughty little officer steered his vesse
alongside the longer dock and proposes
his COAL
The presence of the Solace at the long
wharf caused quite a roar this morning
from the quartermaster's people when
the Meade was dOcked. 1t was found
that the wharf was entirely too short to
accommodate the Meade and, in conse-
quence only about two thirds of her Is
alongside the wharf The rest project
ing beyond the end of the wharf. This
will, it is claimed, handicap the men
coaling her. The Meade is to be given
about 1000 tons of coal before she starts
for the Philippines. She will remain
here until Friday, while the Solace also
expects to be in port until the end OF
the week.
Lieutenant Commander Stoney, the
executive officer of the Soace, is quite
i'll with bladder complaint, and he is
forced to leave the vessel here and be
invalided home.
The officers of the Solace are: Com
mander Herbert Winslow. Lieut.. Com
mander G. M. Storey, executive officer;
Lieut.. Com. A. Ct. Rogers. navigator;
Lieut.. c, A. Carr, Lieut.. Roscoe Spear,
Lieut., F. II. Brumby, Surgeon c. f.
Stokes, Past Assistant Paymaster T. j.
Arms, Pay Clerk M. J. O'BTien, C..
Suhr M. p. Barr Warrant Machinist j.
w. Murray Warrant Machinist G. H.
Hosung, Lieut.. u. S. NJ. c., r. M. Cults.
Temporary duty: Lieut.. Il. l.. Bisseth,
Past Assistant Surgeon NJ A. Guest,
Assistant Surgeon w. Seaman, Assist
ant Surgeon M. II. Talfree, Assistant
Surgeon j. f. Murphy.
The passengers are: Rear Admiral
Robley ID. Evans, Rear Admiral Henry
Glass, Capt. p. +. Harrington, Capt.
p. II. Cooper, Capt. @. NJ. Thomas, As
sistant Surgeon G, NJ. Blackwell Mrs,
W. e. Taylor, Mrs. Herman SUNNI,
Herman SUNNI, G.. G. Swinson, Joseph
Liberty, George Lewis, w. S. Lambert,
Frank Hurt, j. A, Grove, f, l., Davis,
David Lewis, l.. j. Niemeyr, w. j. Nc
Cartney, j. w. Belseg, and Ray Cam
BILE.
About seven of the male passengers
are engineers who are going to Guam
to construct an ice plant.