Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-09-05
LUCKILY
STAYS OVERNIGHT

Luckily for big bunch of home.
wasd bound soldiers. the transport
Sheridan arrived in port yesterday af.
ternoon instead of this morning. The
stay overnight gives the soldiers and
passengers a chance to stretch them
se,ves on shore, and If the transport
lad arrived in the morning they
would have been given no shore leave,
since there is no coal to be discharg-
ed here and the troopship Is due to
leave at o'clock today.
The troops aboard consist of the en-.
glneers corps and Twelfth Cavalry,
with a few casuals. Col Henry wy
giant of San Juan Hill fame. is rank
Ing officer on the transport. His reg.
iment is the Twenty-second Infantry.
death at sea was the only mar
ring feature of a pleasant voyage.
Sergeant Major John +. o. Koch, en-.
gineer corps, died of heart failure on
August 81. He had served Uncle Sam
for thirty successive years, and was
on his way home to the States to re.
tire. His body is being taken to the
Coast. The body OF Major Palmer,
army quartermaster at Nagasaki. who
died there few weeks ago, is a SO
being taken to the Coast.
The passengers aboard the Sheridan
all en- route to the Coast, are:
Col Henry Wygant, 1t. Col. H. Z.
Robinson, Capt. +. G. Boggs, Capt.
Chas. Keller, LIST 1t. E. NJ. Adams,
1st 1t. T. H. Jackson, 1st 1t. w. l..
Guthrie, LIST 1t. r. r. Ralston, Isl
1t. II. G. Jewett, Capt. Thomas b.
Dugan, Capt. J. z. Cusack, 1st 1t. J.
NJ. Burroughs, 1st 1t. l.. S. Morley,
1st 1t. G. N. Kimball, 2nd 1t. o. c.
TroXel, End 1t. Chas. Telford, End 1t.
Robt, F. Tate, End 1t. c. r. Mato,
Capt. T. NJ. Anderson Jr., Capt. r.
W. Rose, Capt. W. B. Davis, 1st 1t.
c. L. Pitney, LIST 1t. E. W. Tanner.
lst 1t. Alfred Aloe, LIST 1t. L. N.
Coffey, 1st 1t. G.. V. Heidi, End 1t.
II. McElderly, End 1t. V. W. Boiler,
End 1t. s. n. Neisser, End 1t. n. G.
Gustin, 1st 1t. C. E. Boone, 1st 1t.
Allen Walker 1st 1t. Frank Nicker.
son, 1t. Col. +. Won Schrader, Major
A. Palmer, Geo. Newlove, U. S. A.:
w. Il. Cass, U. s. A.. 1st 1t. G.. |.
Feeter, John r. Hereford, U. S. A.;
Mrs. +. Won Sohrader and daughter,
Mrs. A. Palmer, Mrs. E. A. CARING
ton and daughter, Mrs. j. NJ. Bur.
roughs, Mrs. Troxel and child, Miss
Warwick, Mrs. Cusack and two chill.
dren, Mrs. Pitney, Mrs. Graves and
two children, Mrs. j. G. Brown, B.
B. Swilling and wife, Mrs. McElderry
and three children, Mrs. Geo. Newlovo
and two children, Mrs. A. Aloe and
child, Eugene Pearson, wife and
child; Mrs. Coffey and six children,
Mrs. r. B. Mcconnell. c. F. Som.
mers, wife and daughter; II. W.
Brown, wife, daughter and son; Mrs.
W. j. Pardee and child, Miss Isabelle
M. Bamber, Mrs. John Howard, C. w.
Legge. Mrs. Boiler and two children,
Mrs. A. u. Loeb, Mrs. John Stafford
and daughter, T. b. Bitner Miss Dai.
sy Clark, Mrs. G. ]. Feeter, Arthur
Ferguson, Mrs. A. B. Putnam and
child, Mrs. Davis and child, VIM.
Kaercher, Mrs. NJ. A. w. Shockley
and child, ]. H. Brewer, l.. M. French,
Mrs. w. o. Parsons, VILLA Stratton,
Eugene McCabe, ]. Z. Kennedy, Mrs.
Alice Barton, NJ. j, Conway, G. NJ.
Garrett. w. d. Chandler, NJ. ]. Dunn.
II. l.. Harris, Morton Russell, d. b.
Jones, Davis Walstrom, c. A. Sears.
MRS. W. b. Graham and son, Mrs. F.
Green and daughter, Mrs. L. s. Nor.
ley, Mrs. X. Dodge and daughter,
Miss Dyer Mrs. Bode.