The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-19
GRANT HAS MANY
PASSENGERS
Policemen and Patrol Wagon for
Manila-WiII Not Sail Un-
til Today.

| The transport Grant, which arrived off
port and anchored outside on Monday
night, locked in the naval slip yesterday
morning. She showed signs of having
encountered rough weather and her
| smoke stack was encrusted with salt.
During the worst of the weather, sew
eral of the forward ventilators were car
ried away.
The Grant has on board 300 recruits
under command of Lieutenant Colonel
Charles II. Noble Sixteenth Infantry, L.
S. a. There are also twenty school
teachers and twenty hospital corps men
going through to the Philippines
Among the passengers are James Hop
per and wife Hopper is a graduate of
the California State University, and for
several seasons played quarterback on
the varsity football team. He was also
editor for several years of the 'Occi-
dent a weekly journal published by the
university. He goes to teach school in
the new possessions.
Other passengers are Miss Bertha NJ.
Fisk and Miss Mary A Enos, who are
going to Manila to wed government
clerks. and William Martin, United
States Consul to China.
Amos d. Haskell and Garrett E. Bar
ry are going TO join the Manila police de-
partment: Two police patrol wagons are
part of the Grants cargo.
The Grant will take about SOC tons of
coal here and will probably leave for
Manila tonight or Thursday morning
The full list of cabin passengers is as
follows:
Lieut. Col. Charles III. Noble. 10th In
fantry; Mrs. Charles H. Noble and two
sons, Lieut.. Col. Charles E. L. B. Davis.
Engineer Corps; Capt. Francis p Siv-
tier, q. NJ, 10th Infantry; Mrs. F. d.
Siviter and child; Miss Breed, sister of
Mrs. Siviter; Capt. B. B. Buck, 18th In
fantry; Mrs. b. 3. Buck and two chill
dren; Chaplain William w. Brander, 18th
Cavalry; Chaplain George Robinson, 1st
Infantry; Mrs. George Robinson and SON
Captain William c. LIE Compile, Asst
Surgeon, L. S. V; Joseph l.. Sanford,
Contract Surgeon; John a. McAllister,
Contract Surgeon; Mrs. John A McAllis-
ter, End Lieut.. Albert A. Woude, 9th Cav
airy; Mrs. A ]. Woude, Second Lieut..
Harry d. Blasland 26th Infantry: Mrs.
II. ID. Blasland, Miss McKibbin, daughter
of General McKibbin; Mrs. William Las
sitter, Mrs. c. n. Bomford. two children
and nurse; Mrs w. p. Baker and two
children William Martin, United States
Consul to China; Miss Grace Martin,
Miss Sarah Martin, Mrs. BARTLETT Sin
clair Mrs. E. r. Nichols, Mr. McChes-
ney, Master Mechanic; Mrs. McChesney,
+. Mob Timony, postal agent; Mrs. E.
Mob. Timony and three daughters, Geo.
T. AfAiitdSe. formerly Z. >. VOLS; Mrs.
H 3. Orwig and three children, Mrs
John A. Gammill, two children and
nurse, Mrs. w. j. Corwin, and three
Miss Ot Miller, Miss Bertha NJ
Fisk, Miss Mary 4. Enos, Miss Dorothy
Tuckerman, teacher; Miss Mabel E. Ear
~, teacher; Eugene Pearson, clerk O. NJ
D.: Neville r. Baugh, teacher; Mrs. New
lille r. Baugh and child, c.. w. Aschen-
brenner, teacher; Mrs G. w. Aschen-
brenner, James Homer teacher. Mrs
James Hopper. G.. E. Campbell, formerly
Lieut.. 49th Vols; Miss Emilyn T. Mann,
Army Nurse; teachers: Louis A Boulay,
Asa l.. Skinner, Oroville V. Wood, b. +.
Devore, Thomas J. Nihili, Fl. NJ. McCabe
Howard Long MILFORD w Nichols, Chas
NJ. Cotton, John G. Givartney, Thomas E.
Borden, ]. NJ. Miller. a. w. Parks, Louis
St. knight, nurse with Mrs Noble; Amos
D. Haskell, Garrett z. Barry servant
with Lieut.. Col. Noble.