The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-01-25

tice; DR.. Walter c. Chichester, A. A.
Surg q. S. Army; DR.. John S. Hill, A.
A. Surg u S. Army: Dr. Lawrence
McEvoy, A. A. Surg. u. S. Army; DR..
w F.. Parkham A. A. Surg u. S.
| Army; DIR. Abraham D. Williams, A. A.
Surg. u. S. Army; DR.. Frederick w.
Richardson, A. A Surg. L. S. Army;
| Dr. Henry d. Brown, A. A. Surg. U.
S. Army; DR.. Henry D. Brown, A. A.
Surg U. S. Army; DR.. Compton Will.
son, A A. Surg. q. S. Army; DR.. AL
! fred T. Short, A A. Surg. u. S Army;
| Dr. Joseph W. Reddy, A. A. Surg. U.
S. Army; DR.. John H. Allen, A. A.
Surg. IT, s. Army; DR.. Robert S. Spill
man, A. A. Surg. U. S. Army; DR.. Car.
roll d. Buck, A A. Surg. U. S. Army;
DIR. Joseph Pettyjohn, A. A. Surg. U. 5.
| Army; Dr. Theodore H. Weisenburg,
A. A Surg. U. S. Army; Lieutenant
! Commander w. r. A. Rooney, U. S.
Navy; N. Wittenberger, chief saddler,
| Ordnance Depot; Alexander Plummer,
/ veterinary surgeon; Mrs. w. B. Banis-
ter; Master Banister. Mrs. Lyman M.
Welsch, wife of Lieutenant Welsch,
Twentieth Infantry; Mrs. B. B. Hunter,
maid to Mrs. Welsch; Miss Laura Nor
| decai daughter of Colonel Mordecai;
Mrs. w. G.. Bennett. w. A. Cochran;
Mrs. c. d. Hancock, wife of Captain
| Hancock, Sixth Artillery; Mrs. c. A.
Bennett; Mrs. w. E. Parkham, wife of
A. A. Surg. Parkham: A. L.. Lawshe,
auditor for the Philippines: Mrs. A. l..
/ Lawshe. wife of Mr.. Lawshe; VIM. j.
Levy. clerk, auditor for the Philip
pines: A. ]. Gibson, clerk, auditor for
! the Philippines; w. H. Clarke, en-
/ ployee, auditor for the Philippines; w
Y Handy employee, auditor for the
Philippines; c. w. Calvin, clerk, Phil
ippine Commission: F. NJ. Dancy, clerk,
Philippine Commission: Arthur w.
Oh ft.,t,, ,ic-cin r
c. de Wolf clerk, Philippine Commits
+ sion NJ. F, Hea1on, clerk, Philippine
|, Commission; A. H. Robinett. paymas-
! ter's clerk, u. S. Navy; James e. Nor-'
ton, cashier. captain of the port, Ma
Mia: w. j. C. Whitley, brother of Mrs.
J. S. Barber; Samuel Cohn, clerk, Sub
sistence Department; w. l.. Seabrooke,'
Naval employee; o. j. Miller ice plant
Manila, 2. l.. Mrs. Alex Nelson and
baby; Mrs. j. ]. Knapp: Mr.. Knapp;
| Mrs J. L. Burchfield; Burchfield;
! s. i. de Rackin, correspondent Wash
| ington Times; Mrs. r. d. Carter; Mrs.
| H. Trutner; Mrs. A. G. Wright; Mrs.
| William G. Hollis. wife of quartermas-
| ter's clerk: Joseph C. Drum; Mrs. F.
| A. Winter; Mrs, T. J. McDermott; de-
tachment Signal Corps, 10 men; detach
ment Hospital Corps. 3 men; detach-
! ment casuals, So men; crew-Quarter-
/ master and staff. men; Surgeon and
| Hospital Corps, men; Deck Depart
| ment So men; Stewards Department
| 50 men; Engineers Department, 10
men.
| Aboard the Grant at the present time
| there are only four of her original
company-only four men who sailed
/ with her out of New York-they are
! Captain Jesse M. Baker, the quarter
! master in charge; Sergeant A. j. Roos,
clerk in the quartermaster's office;
{ iaf Eyrc Tjn6fpv and
/ Chief Steward William Herbert.
/ Mrs Lyman M. Welsch, one of the
passengers for the Philippines, is the
wife of Lieutenant Welsch of the
! Twentieth Infantry, who is now sta
toned in the Philippines. Lieutenant
| Welsch was in Cuba with Skaters
army, and was at the battle of San
| Juan hill. He was slightly wounded,
and was also stricken with the fever
which wrought such sad havoc among
| the soldiers. He wandered around
alone in half demented condition for
some time. being finally found by some.
/ soldiers. He was taken to the States,
and was at Montauk Point for some
| time He is well known in Salt Lake
City, where he has many friends. He
was married not long after he left
| Montauk Point.
The officers of the Grant are: Cap
| tain Bruguiere, Chief Onicer Kidston,
| Second Officer Murphy. Third officer
Maloney, Fourth Officer Mcdonald.
Fifth Officer Johnston, Sixth Officer
Mcclellan. and Chief Engineer Lindley.
The chief steward is William Herbert,
and the ships surgeon is T. W.
Holmes
The Grant sails direct for Manila to-
day at noon. She has great deal OF
quartermaster's and commissary stores
in her hold for the Philippines and
has also a couple of boats for the Gull
goa at Cavite.
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The best everyday drink Is whiskey
and water. and the best brand OF
whiskey is Jesse Moore "AA."