The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-05-07
MARINE:
LOGAN IN PORT.

Stinson, arrived last evening from Ma
| Mia via Nagasaki, after a pleasant an6
| uneventful voyage. The vessel will re-
| sumo her voyage to San Francisco a
noon today
The troopship carries 97S people, in
Guiding 121 cabin passengers, 679 en-
listed men of the 18th Infantry, So cas-
uals of the army, 10 casuals of the
navy, So discharged soldiers, 80 gen.
eral prisoners, 5 garrison prisoners and
81 miscellaneous. The 18th Infantry Is
commanded by Col. John w. Bubb, who
is accompanied by his family The
regiment has been stationed at Joss
man, opposite Iloilo, for two years.
Headquarters and the second battalion
go to Fort Jay, Governors Island; first
battalion go to Fort Porter. Buffalo,
and third battalion to Fort Niagara.
There was intense excitement on
board over the news of the San Fran
cisco disaster. Newspapers We're eagerly
sought and these boarding the vessel
outside the harbor We're subjected to
all manner of inquiries. Several Of
ficers had relatives in the city and
We're disappointed not to receive cable
grams that they were safe Captain
Jordan learned that his folks We're all
right, including his wife. One lady
said that she had lost about a thou
sand dollars worth of clothing in the
St Francis Hotel. Another lady had
friends at the Colonial which was de-
stroyed. And so it went on. The most
of the inquiries were for lists of the
dead
One of Fraser's lists of island people
found safe in San Francisco, contained
the following item:
Report Kitty, 14O6 Post street, to
r. Jennings. transport Logan
There was some conjecture as to
whether the Logan would go to San
Francisco or Seattle, but the orders
were finally given for San Francisco.
cisco.
Among the prisoners aboard is for
mer First Lieutenant Hugh Kirkman,
SIh L. S. Infantry. He has been con-
fined for some time at Fort William
in the Philippines and is now
being transferred to an army prison on
the mainland. He was convicted of
of public moneys.
The list of passengers aboard the
Logan is as follows: General John w.
Bubb and family, Col. L. c. Allen, Col.
H. S. Foster and family; Majors w. d.
Crosby, Geo B. Duncan; Capt. w. j.
Pardee, Capt. F. S. Cocheu and wife;
Capts. j. P. Harbeson, c, c. Ballou;
Capt. G. II. Davis and wife, Capt. j.
w. Clinton and fami,, capt. A. I.
Smith and wife, Capt. 4. D. Wickham
and family; Capts. M. n. Falls, w. H.
Jordan, Jr. NJ. Chiids VIM. S. Nicely.
John E Dallam; Lit. A. w. Forman and
wife, Lit. r. Smith and wife; Its. r.
IA ckson NJ. NJ. Keck; Lit. S. A. White
and wife, Lit Louis c. Duncan and
wife, 1t. Geo. P. Tyner, Mrs K T.
Bristol 1t. c. B. Stone and family;
Its. VIM. D. Sheppard, Frank Skie-
vaski, j. L. Finalyson, c.. a. Meals, +. {
w Brabson; 1t. c. A. Hunt and fam
ly: Its. D H Bower, G.. V. Heidi, A.
Iardman, J. S. Hamilton r. T. Phin-
ley, l. NJ Madison; 1t. w. F. Harrell
md wife; Its. c. B. Hodges, j. w.
Stillwell, E. /. Hooper, U. NJ. Diller,
E. F.. Scott. L. LaGarde; Drs F. NJ.
Wells, T. Q. Hutson; Mrs. c. G. Ayres
md daughters, Miss w. Taylor, Mrs.
+. r. Hornberger, Mrs. c. P. Baggs
md child, D. c. Dooley, Geo. G.
Bender, d. K Mitchell, M. R. Quirke,
L. l. Simnls and wife, w. w. Dulin
and wife, Guy r. Doane, P. J. Wills.
Mrs. ]. w. Scott and daughters, Miss
2. NJ Murdoch, Mrs. c. Black and
laughter. Miss K. H. Shields. Mrs. H.
:. Brooks and child, j. r. Mickey and
amily, E. T. Gold.