The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-01-09
TRANSPORT THOMAS
MAKES A RECORD

The United states army transport
Thomas arrived yesterday about IL
| o'clock from San Francisco. six days,
% hours and 20 minutes out. The
vessel left San Francisco at noon jan
uary 1. This is record trip for a
transport The vessel was clean, hav-
ing come off the dry dock just before
sailing, and was therefore in trim for
a good run. The weather was excel
lent all the way across.
The Thomas is the vessel which had
her afterworks smashed in a typhoon
between Yokohama and Honolulu sew
era1 weeks ago. The entire rear deck
cabins and mems lavatory We're
smashed in and several of her boats
were lost. The damage was
| repaired at San Francisco, the bin for
which is said to be a little short Of
$4,000.
A passenger for Honolulu is DR.. H.
M. Manning, Assistant Surgeon u S.
| Marine Hospital Service, who relieves
DR.. White. DR.. and Mrs. White, who
have been guests at the Young Hotel
during their stay here, leave in the
/ Thomas today, en- route to Hongkong,
where the former has been assigned to
duty.
The vessel carries only casuals and
two troops of the Second Cavalry.
Colonel Daniel Cornmann of the Sew
enth Infantry is the ranking officer on
board. John L. Glenn, Jr., en- route to
Manila, is the son of Col. Glenn, 1.-THE
Drummer Boy of Shiloh who was the
youngest drummer in the army dur
ing the Civil War. A soldier afflicted
with consumption will be left here.
The Thomas sails for Guam and Ma
Mia today at o'clock, after taking on
$50 tons of coal. The roster of those
on board is as follows:
For Honolulu-Asst Surg. H. NJ.
Manning, Marine Hospital Service.
For Guam-1st 1t B. B. Woog, u. S.
Marine Corps. For Manufacturers
accompanying I'd Cavalry: Capt John
H. Gardner, Chaplain David l.. Elem
ing, 1st Lit. I. NJ. Coughlan, 1st 1t.
e. N Coffey I'd Lit. Frank McEnhill,
I'd Lit. J. A. Barry I'd 1t. A. M. Pope,
Cont. Surg c. Cornmann; Col. Daniel
Cormann, 7th Infantary;. Major G. NJ.
Truitt and wife, 23rd Infantry; Major
H. c. StickeI and wife, 18th Cavalry;
Major D. c. Poole, u. S. Army Gre
tired; Capt. It. B. Dugan, 18th Cav
airy; Capt. J. H. Frier, wife and four
children, 18th Infantry; Capt. W. A.
Raibourn, 29th Infantry; LIST 1t. H. G..
Shaw, wife and child, Asst. Surg. u.
S. A; 1st Lit. John A. Degen and
wife, 18th Cav'y; LIST Lit. Fred Bury and
wife, 23d Infantry; I'd 1t. Geo. r.
Somerville, 14th Cavalry; I'd Lit. F. S.
Turton, 22d Infantry; I'd 1t. Gordon A.
Dennis, 10th Infantry; Mrs. John H.
Gardner and daughter, family Capt.
Gardner, I'd Cavalry; Mrs. E. N. Cof-
fey and five children, family Lit. Cof-
fey, I'd Cavalry; Mrs. Frank McEn-
hill, wife Lit. McEnhill, % Cavalry;
Mrs. Robt. w. Reynolds and two chill
dren, family Lit. 18th Cavalry; Mrs.
Nelson Gapen, wife Lit. and Asst. Surg.
U. S. A; Mrs. w. E. Cass and daugh-
ter, family Cont. Surgeon; DR.. T. B.
McGown, DR.. Joseph Pinquard, DR..
Edward Bailey, DR.. ]. B. Pascoe, DR..
Frank z. Artaud, DR.. c.. D. Snyder,
DR.. A. D. Williams, DR.. Harold Cow
per, DR.. a. d. Prentiss and wife,
Contract Surgeons; Burt English and
wife, Frank P. Lamborn, VIM N Bur-
gett, Veterinary Surgeons; John L.
Glen, Jr., son Col. U. s. A; w w.
Lewis; Arthur F. Keleher, son Capt.
Z. S. A; Mrs. Jesse B. Caldwell, wife
Clerk @. NJ. D.; Miss MorfIla Nor
ton; Mrs. o. T. Sparrow and son, FAM
lily Government official; Mrs. w. H
Clark, family Government Official;
Mrs. John V. Harrison; Nellie Moore.
+ sh0T 1I1rI los,
Hunt, Army Nurse Corps; V. A. Err
merins, Clerk Cavite Naval Station;
r. r. Robinson, Paymaster's Clerk u.
s. Navy; d. NJ. Steers. Sam1 G. An
derson, Claude w. Gardes. c. NJ. Gar
raft, P. B. Christie Clerks G. NJ.
Dept; VIM. ]. Hill. Clerk Commissary
Dept; c. A. Throp, Clerk Medical De-
partment: c. F. Atwill. Master Me-
chaniC, Q. NJ. Dept; T. E. Lacayo,
Insular interpreter; Mrs n. G. Girls
void, mother Midshipman U. S. Navy;
r. A. Wilson, A. H. Brenzienger, +.
A. Greenwood and wife, employees U.
S. Navy; John Sasse, Geo. D. Bonn
ford, Edward Cronk, Chas. Salzman,
Julius Aultman, employees @. NJ. De-
partment; Geo. Mcmahon, ex-employe
O. M. Dept; w. H. Ridenour, Chas.
McLane, employees Civil Govt; F. r. |
Nicholson, w. P. Garvin, William A |
Shaffer, John R. Atwood, ex-soIdiers; |
Jos. Randolet; Mrs. Geo k Edwards |
and three children, family Sergt 1st |
CT Sig. Corps; Mrs. Geo. H. Zautner, |
Wife Post Q. NJ. Sergt.; Mrs. G. H. |
Rathgeber and two children, family |
Post Comsy. Sergt.
The enlisted men are as follows: |
Post N. c. Staff, 5; detachment Hosp. |
Corps, Sd; detachment Signal Corps |
"a; troops L and NJ, I'd Cavalry, 131; |
casuals and cavalry, 10; casuals, 10 |
Iotal, 2o2. Enlisted men, San Fran
cisco to Honolulu: Casuals, ?. Officers |
servants. San Francisco to Manila: |
Servant of Maj. Siekel. /; maid of /
Lieut.. Coffey and child, 2
Eleven stragglers from Admiral |