The Hawaiian gazette., 1906-11-13

cisco. and will depart for Guam anu
Manila tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The vessel will take on 15V
tons OF coal and, In addition, win carr.
1000 plants TO Manila for the Philip
pine government a quantity OF rice
is also to be carried to Guam for the
cable station colony.
The transport carries large number
Of cabin passengers and very few en-
listed men. In fact, the crew quite out
numbers the fighters. The trip down
was uneventful and occupied seven
days and seven hours. The transport
Sheridan, in tow of the Slocum and
Buford, was not sighted
Among the cabin passengers for no
nolulu are Second Lieutenant NJ. NJ.
Garrett, 10th Infantry, who is return
ing from a long leave of absence spent
mainly in Missouri, his home state, and
Tennessee. First Lieutenant Schuma'
and wife also returned to Join the
Camp Mckinley battalion. Mrs. w. T.
Monsarrat, wife of Dr. Monsarrat, res
turned from visit to Kentucky Mrs
Ludloff, wife of National Guard Of
ficer also returned.
Several enlisted men for the Marine
Corps, Hospital Corps and the 10th In
fantry came by Storage.
Col. McGunnesle, First Infantry, is
the ranking officer aboard en- route to
Manila. Assistant Surgeon C. b. Mum
e.. Ia
The through list Is as follows:
San Francisco to Guam-Curtis b.
Munger, John G. Sander, Oscar ID.
Farnwalt, J. II. McMillen A. F. Leigh,
San Francisco to Manila-George Is.
McGunnegle, Miss Isabel McGunnegle.
Thomas j. Myer, John Van II. Hon.
Mrs. John Van r. Hoff, William c.
Butler. Major Eugene o. Fechet, Mrs.
Eugene o. Fechot. Miss Fechet, James
NJ. Arrasmith, George b. Duncan, Els
bert f. Persons, Mrs. Ebert Il. Persons
and child, b. A. Read Mrs. b. A. Read
and two children, MILFORD Twyman.
Mrs. MILFORD Twyman and two chill
dren. d. b. Lawton, Daniel e. Shean.
VIM. N Haskell, Mrs. VIM. N. Haskell,
and two children. w. O. Boswell Mar
Gus Covell, Aurelio Ramos, Mrs. Frank
G.. Jewell, Mrs. Geo. w. Van Dusen.
Mrs. James Lockett Miss Fanny Lock-
EFT. Miss Helen Lockett, Mrs. C. c.
Farmer and two children, Miss Jean
Read Page, Miss Il. p. Cameron, Mrs.
Jack Hayes and infant. Mrs. James NJ
Churchill Mrs. c. w. Storm. Miss
Gretta Storm, Mrs. w. j. Browne, Mrs.
John NJ. Ellcott. Miss Josephine Eli
colt, Miss Priscilla Elicott, Mrs. C. r..
owens, Mrs. c. b. Price, Mrs. j. II.
Detwiler and three children, Miss Alica
Bartlett Mrs. j. p Brust. Mrs. j. NJ.
Liddell and three children, Miss Dun
lap, Mrs. Harry w. Dawson, Miss
Katherine Shields, C. C. Mitchell, Mrs,
C. C. Mitchell and two children, C. y
Smith, b. X. Roesler. Leonard l..
Davis. Solomon j. George, Charles o.
Millsap, John A. Jackson, Ernest p.
Magnat, C. p. Hinton, Mrs. c. p Hin
ton, G. ]. Jennings, Mrs Paul Eek
hart and three children, Miss Elizabeth
O'Brien, Miss Loretta O'Brien. C. r.
Nude. Robert +. Moreland, Y. X. Mill
err and infant, Charles Harding, Paul
Eckhart, Willis w. James, William A.
Grey, Mrs. James NJ. Arrasmth.
Capt. Macaulay, the pilot, locked the
Logan at Naval Wharf No. 1.
CHANGE IN MASTERS.
Captain Kelly, master OF the bark
George Curtis, engaged in coastwise
lumber trade, has been detached from
that vessel and will sail from this port
on one of the Honolulu liners to take
charge of the bark Andrew welch, of
the Oceanic Steamship Company's SUI
gar fleet. Captain McPhail now in
command of the Andrew welch, will re-
sign to accept a position as superin-
tendent of the stevedoring force of the
Decentralization Steamship Com
pany on the islands. The mate of the
bark st. Catherine will take charge of
the George Curtis.-Chronicle.
THE MANCHURIA SURVEYED.
The Pacific Mail Company's steam
ship Manchuria will be taken off the
Hunters Point drydock tomorrow morn
ing, and on Monday her place in the
drydock will be taken by her sister ship
Mongolia. A complete survey has been
made of the Manchurla, and specifica-
lions for the repairs of the vessel will
be sent out shortly. The Mongolia is
TO be repaired sufficiently to allow her
to go on the China run again.-Exam-
liner.
ALICE COOKE BRINGS LUMBER.
The American schooner Alice NJ