The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-10-10

After a pleasant voyage from Naga-
saki, the big white army transport
Sherman arrived in port last evening
shortly before eight and moored along
side Naval Dock No. g. The troopship
will resume her voyage to San Fran
cisco today at p. m.
The voyage was without incident
save for the death of three persons.
One was John McCann, an employe of
the Civil Government at Manila He
died October 6, after long illness.
having been brought aboard at Manila
on stretcher. His wife and three
sons, the eldest not yet five years of
| age, are aboard. The others were a
soldier and member of the crew.
Twelve soldiers were left behind at
Nagasaki. Orders had been given for
the vessel to sail at noon on September
| 26 and that was the understanding
when most of the people went ashore
the day before. During the night or
ders came from the depot quartermas-
ter to dispatch the vessel shortly after
daylight. Several of the officers and
members of the ships family spent
most of the night passing the w0rd
around town and routing passengers
from hotels and other places, but about
a dozen were left.
Several German steamships were in
Nagasaki awaiting the embarkation of
Russian prisoners who had been re-
leased and ordered returned to Russia
Lieut.. Col. w. F. Tucker, Paw De-
partment is the senior officer aboard.
There are aboard 95 first class passen-
gers, 129 second cabin passengers, PAT
enlisted men (army and navy in the
steerage, So discharged soldiers, so
civilians, 20 general prisoners; ships
officers, crew. etc, are 1S9 all told, MAX
ing grand total of III persons aboard
the Sherman. This number also in
Cludes ten Stowaways.
The body of Col w. II. Baldwin,
Commissary Department, who died in
Manila recently, is being taken back to
the States. Accompanying the remains
are Mrs. Baldwin and family.
Major w. K. Wright, 7th Infantry,
brother-in-iaw or Lieut.-Commander
Hugh Rodman, U. S. N, formerly at
tached to the Honolulu Naval Sta
ton, is en- route to the States on orders
Capt. j. F. Morrison, Goth Infantry,
who has been attached to the Japa-
nese armies in Manchuria, is en- route
to the War College.
Orb welch, formerly with Hustace
& Co. and afterwards with the Rapid
Transit, returned from Manila to re-
main here. He was engaged in laying
the water-pipe system in Fort McKin-
ley near Manila This is to be one
of the finest army posts in the service.
The list of passengers on the Sher-
man is as follows w. F. Tucker, 1t
Col, Pay Dept, U. S. A.; F. o. john
son, Major, 2nd Cav: Walter K. Wright,
Major, 7th Inf; w. F. Carter, Major
Surgeon; J. T. Morrison, Captain, Goth
Inf; j. c. Minus, Captain, Phil Scouts;
r. J. Reaney. Captain. Phil. Scouts;
H. G. Stahl, 1st Lieut.. End Inf; w.
P. Coleman. 1st Lieut., 9th Inf; A. G.
Wright, 1st Lieut., 18th Inf; G. NJ. AL
len, 1st Lieut.. 18th Inf; J. D. Reams.
1st Lieut.. goth Inf; Philip Powers, 1st
Lieut., 21st Inf; Nelson Gapan. 1st
Lieut., Asst. Surgeon: c. F. Kuhn.
J M Purnoll, P. S. Kellogg, Contract
u. S. A; L. B. Purcell, 1st
Robards, 1st Lieut., u. S. Marine
Corps; A. I. Harrison. late Lieut.. 21st
Inf; Mrs w F. Tucker, wife Lt.-Col.
Pay Dept. Miss Taylor, family Col. |
Pay Dept; Mrs. F. o. Johnson, wife
Major End Cav; Mrs, Frank r. Keefer.
wife Major Surgeon, U. S. A; Miss
Howell, daughter Major Pay Dept;
Miss Cunningham, family Major Keef-
er, u. S. A: Miss NJ Ovenshine, daugh- j
ter Brig. General, U. s. A; Mrs w. H. :
Baldwin, wife Lt.-CoL, deceased Her
bert Baldwin, son Lt.-Col. deceased;
Frank Baldwin, son ieut.-Col., de- I
leased; Miss Townsend, family 1t
Col, deceased; Miss Pike. family Capt.
Smith. 18th Inf; Mrs. r. J. Reaney,
wife Capt. Phil Scouts: Master r. NJ
Reaney son Capt. Phil Scouts; Mas
er w. s. Reaney, son Capt. Phil
Scouts; Miss E. L. Reaney. daughter
capt. Phil. Scouts: Miss K. z. Reaney,
laughter Capt. Phil. Scouts: Mrs. A.
= Wright. wife Lieut.. 18TH INF; Miss
Helen Wright daughter Lieut. 18th
nf.; Andrew c. Wright, son Lieut.. 18th
nf: Mrs. H. c. Stahl and child wife
lieut.. 2nd Inf; Mrs. Nelson Gapan and
hid, wife Asst. Surgeon, q. S. A;
drs. A. NJ. Whaley and child. family /
ASST. Surgeon, Z. S. A; Mrs. j. W.
Srissinger. Miss Mildred Crissinger,
amily Asst. Surgeon. Z. S, A; Mrs c.
:. Kuhn, wife Contract Surgeon; Mrs.
. J. Morris. wife Asst. Surgeon, q. ;.
y; Mrs E. K. Dinwiddie, wife deceas-
d army officer; Mrs. G. P. Ahern, wife
apt. 9th Inf; Robert Scott, brother
,sst. Surg. L. S. A: Miss Jessie
'riestly, family Capt. G.. W. Moses;
frs. P. s. Kellogg, wife Contract '
urgeon; Mr.. E. H. Cooke. clerk Sub =.
istence Dept; Mr.. W. H. Thompson.
Jerk Subsistence Dept: Mr.. c. III.
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