The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-02-27
WITH SOLDIERS
AND PASSENGERS
Transport Warren Arrives Aer {
Very Rough Trip Leakin
Considerably.

| Inc transport Wa rren arrived from
t San Francisco early yesterday lorn-
: ing. She left there on the 18th but
ION account of the heavy bar, Catain
Barneson decided not to leave the
bay. and returning. anchored in the
harbor until early next morning, hen
another start was made. The pasage
was rough one, and the tranoort
had to buck heavy seas and cad
winds almost until port was reahed
yesterday morning. The Warren
| brought one days later news and
mail.
The Warren has not been here snce
last September, when she broght
news of the death of President dc-
kinley. Her career as transport mas
! not been altogether uneventful she
having been reported last Novembei as
/ lost in the Inland Sea. She struc a
shoal in Shimoneseki Straits, and her
! troops were transferred to the tras-
port Hancock, which soon AFTERWARDS
got into the same predicament as her
sister ship.
At the same time the transport Shr-
idan was laid up for repairs at Na:a-
saki. The Warren was afterwards tax
en- TO NagaSaki, where her dama,es
We're found to be slight
AS the Warren left San Franciico
she passed the transport Meade, which
Francisco, being three days OVERDUE
on account of having had to put in
here for coal. The Warren will take
on about 500 tons of coal here, and
will sail for Manila tomorrow night or
early on Friday morning
Captain Barneson, of the Warren is
a brother of Captain Johnson Barne-
son, the marine superintendent of the
transport service at San Francisco.
Major Robinson and wife are on
board the transport. The Major was
formerly depot quartermaster at this
place until relieved by Captain Will
Hanson. Major Robinson goes to Ma
Mia, where he has been assigned TO
duty in the quartermaster's depart
ment.
Another notable passenger was Judge
Breckons, the newly appointed United
States District Attorney of this place
He was received on the wharf by Unit
ed States Marshal Hendry and Acting
United States Attorney Dunno.
On board the Warren are 4O2 men of
the second battalion of the Fifteenth
Infantry, and 37S casuals and recruits
number of school teachers are en-
route to the Philippines on the trans
port, as well as a number of officers
Of the Fifteenth Infantry and other
and cavalry regiments.
When the Warren arrived yesterday
suit of a crack in the stern gland
packing. The trouble was attended to
is soon as possible, the services of a !
liver being requisitioned by the engi- !
leer's department.
Following are the passengers on the
Warren:
Capt. S. B. Arnold. First Cavalry,
wife and mother; Major w. w. Robin
on, wife and three clerks, ON. L. ST
u; Mrs. Caldwell. wife of clerk to-
iajor Robinson; Mrs. F. NJ. Jones an(
hree children; Mrs. George G. Shaw, |
irs. James NJ. limbaugh, DR.. w. ".
1akee, surgeon Geodetic Survey; ]. II.
'iggar, NJ. J. Gomez, naval boat hu2d- ,
=; Miss Nettie a. Dodge, teacer;
frs. William II. Moore, F. c. Keahs,
lieut.. D. T. Moore, army corps; lrs.
lad T. Moore, Mrs. Lenore Steinven-
er, Mrs. joseph Clemens, Mrs H. w
vans. child and Filipino serVnt;
iiss Caldwell, Noble Carter, teaQer;
apt. s. E. Smiley Capt William
rOoke, Capt. Willis UIine. First Lieut..
. II. Watkins, Chaplain Joseph Gem
rs, Second Lieut.. ]. F. Chaplain. Sec .
nd Lieut.. G. A. Weiser, Second Lieut.
!. Morgan, Second Lieut. a. f. Bryce :
apt. S. w Dunning, Sixteenth L. S.
Capt. j. 3. Vance. Eleventh
:. s. Infantry; Second Lieut.. G. r.
ones, First Cavalry; Second Lieut. G ,
Shaw. Thirteenth Infantry; Second
ieUt. S. d. Gasser. Twenty first In
intry; Second Lieut.. J. NJ Chig
welfth U. S. Infantry; Thomas How s
tt, contract surgeon, u. S. A; Jo,eph
Birmingham, contract surgeon, Z. S. {
.: Joseph Smith. sergeant Signal
orps; Edwin d. Smith.