The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-10
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THE SHERIDAN
Is IN PORT

port. A pleasant trip was experience
ed coming down. and the only YES
sci sighted was the CoptiG which was
passed last Wednesday. In the first
cabin of the Sheridan are eighty-five
passengers, six in the second and 2S4
enlisted men, fifty-three casuals. and
the Srd Squadron, 18th Cavalry. The
leading men of the army aboard the
vessel are Colonel John B. Kerr and
six of the General Staff who are on
their way to the Philippines
Lieut.. Col. Geo. F. Chase is in COM
mand OF the troops on board the trans
port. The 18th Cavalry part of whom
are on the transport, was formerly sta
toned at Fort Clark, Texas.
The officers came ashore as soon as
the vessel was moored and spent the
day viewing the town. Several par
ties took the trip to the Pail, Punch
bowl and other places of interest.
Most of the troops were also given
the streets enlivened an otherwise
quiet day.
The majority of the officers of the
transport have been in Honolulu be-
fore and many of them are well known
here. Captain Thomas Peabody who
has been here several times, succeed
ed Captain Pierce in the command of
the Sheridan. The other officers of
the transport are Captain II. P. Young,
Quartermaster Commissary, Frank
Randall 1st offer, John S. Kidd. Chief |
Engineer, John J. Hughes, 1st Asst. |
Engineer, ]. T. Van Cleve, Chief Stew |
ard, Harry B. Strauss, Quartermaster's |
Clerk, Lieut.. ]. B. Hammer, Surgeon, |
Geo. w. Yardley, End officer NJ. c. Lin
gen, Bird officer and j. j. Murphy, 4th
officer.
The first assistant engineer, John ].
is we'll known in Honolulu. He
was formerly employed by the Homo
lulu Iron Works, and later was on the
old Australia for many trips when
hat steamer ran between this port and
the Coast. Captain n. P. Young has
visited here twice before on govern
nent vessels. and Harry b Strauss
was here also. He was formerly on
he transport Warren.
The Sheridan began loading coal yes
erday and will take on 900 tons. She
|
tomorrow. The passengers on the
transport are as follows:
Per U. S. Transport Sheridan,
eaving San Francisco. Aug. 1.-Col.
John B. Kerr, Gen. Staff, U. S. A; Lit.
Col. VIM. A. Simpson, Gen. Staff, u.
). A; Lit. Col Henry P. Mccain, Gen.
Staff, u. S. A; Maj. VIM. A. Mann,
Zen. Staff. U. S. A; Capt. William w.
Gibson, Gen. Staff, U. S. A: Capt. VIM.
:. Rivers, Gen. Staff. U. S. A; Capt.
Robt. E. l.. Niche. Gen. Staff. L. S.
A.; 1t. Col. Geo. F. Chase, 18th Cav
Try; Maj. H F. Kendall, 18th Cavalry;
capt. j. w. Craig, Adj, 18th Cavalry;
Capt. ]. E. Cusack. Q. M, 18th Cav
Try; Capt. f. d. Anderson, Com, 18th
cavalry; Capt. s. d. Rockenbach, 18th
Cavalry; Capt. II. d. Berkeley, 18th
cavalry; 1st 1t. A. H. Potter. 18th Cav
Try; 1st Lit. l.. S. Morey, 18th Cavalry;
st Lit. F. Lee Jr., 18th Cavalry; 1st
It. G. N. KimbaH. 18th Cavalry; 1st
It. ]. d. Long. 18th Cavalry: 1st Lit.
T. H. Scott, 18th Cavalry, Asst. Surg;
st Lit. S. ]. Burroughs, 18th Cavalry;
nd 1t. o. c. Troxel, 18th Cavalry; End
1t. c. A. Stott. 18th Cavalry; End 1t.
:. r. Mayo, 18th Cavalry; End Lit. j.
". Devoll, 18th Cavalry; w. P. Hill,
Vety, Surg, 18th Cavalry; 1st Lit H.
D. Bloomberg, Asst. Surg, L. S. A;
st 1t. S. J. Morris, Asst. Surg, u. S.
A.; 1t. 1t. II. S. Purnell. Asst. Surg,
J. S. A; Colonel o. ]. Sweet, 2Sth In
antry; Maj. VIM. H. Corbusier, Medi-
al Dept, u. S. A; Capt. James w.
Dawes, Paymaster, u. 5. A; LIST Lit.
L. c. Williams, Art Corps; 1st Lit. j.
}. Ross, 18th Cavalry: LIST 1t. VIM. NJ.
Treu, 2Sth Infantry; LIST Lit. Chas. c.
lawrence, 14th Infantry; End Lit. F. P.
ackson, 18th Infantry; George u. Eek
Is, p. NJ. Clerk, u. S. A; II. H. Hitch
ock, p. NJ. Clerk. L. S. A; Capt. F.
1. Pope, 18th Cavalry: Mrs. j. B. Kerr.
rife Col. Gen. Staff; Mrs. w. A. Mann,
fife Maj Gen. Staff; Mrs. Geo. F.
,hase. and children, fam. Lit. Col,
9TH Cavalry; Mrs. w H. Corbusier. l
fife Maj. Med. Dept; Mrs. John F.
Iadden and child, fam. Capt. 29th In
antry; Miss May Eastman, brother
nd sister, fam. Major sub, Dept;
IRIS. Black and daughter. fam. Maj.
nd Surg; Mrs. ]. NJ. Burroughs, wife \
l., 18th Cav; Mrs. S. ]. Morris, wife h
sst Surg: Mrs. c. Stott, wife 1t, p
tn Cav; Mrs. L. S. Morey, wife 1t, h
tn Cav; Mrs. VIM. P. Hill, wife Vet.
It'll Cav: Mr.. Geo. r. Smith and
ife, Mrs. o. NJ. Holiday. 2 children
Id nurse, fam. Contr. Surg, L. 5. A;
RS. F. Glubetech and daughter, fam.
lsular Emp: Mrs. A. H. Beaumont
Id daughter, fam. Insular Emp; Mrs.
r. B. Moses wife Clerk, @. NJ. Dept;
rs. II. a. Wells. wife Lit, 29th In
ntry; Miss Media E. Houshton, fam. "
apt, 18th Unfit; Mrs. F. Simcock, wife ~
sular Emp; Mrs. RObt. E. Murphy, Of
ife Emp. Q. NJ Dept: Miss Maud
Lambley. fiancee, Lit. 18th Infantry; %
RS. II. S. Purnell, wife, asst. Surg; -
ISIS Edith NJ. Wills. Army Nurse
,rps: Miss Annie A. DAILY. Army
lrse Corps; Miss Bessie Mills, Army y
1rse Corps; Miss Ida Marker. Army
Irse Corps; Miss Carrie L. Howard,
my Nurse Corps; Miss Katherine tn
eynolds. Army Nurse Corps, c. c. he
okIey, Clerk Q. NJ. Dept; Mr.. John W
lrrigan, fam. 1t. Art. Corps; Mr.. tic
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