The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-04-04
THOMAS BROUGHT BUoYs.

Lyman, arrived from San Francisco
yesterday morning, en- route TO Guam
and Manila. The vessel brought four
days later mail. For this port she is
also landing forty-seven tons of sup
plies for the local quartermaster's de-
partment as well as twelve large
buoys for the Lighthouse and Buoy
Service. The transport will take on
400 tons OF coal here.
The battleship Oregon was sighted.
as well as the Korea. transport Sher-
idan. and four-ulasted schooner near
the islands.
The Thomas carries no troops this
trip, but has a large cabin list. There
was one passenger for this port, Miss
Laura Thompson, step-daughter of
Col. Heizeman of the Army Medical
Department, and probably the next
Surgeon General. Miss Thompson will
visit at Camp Mckinley her sister.
Mrs Randolph, wife of Lieut.. Ran
dolph, 10th Infantry
Among the through passengers is
Carleton Baker, American vice-consul
and marshal for Foochoo, China. He
is about 3 years of age and is said
70 be the youngest member Of the
American consular service He is
graduate OF the College Of Commerce
of the University of California. He
studied for two years at the Oriental
College of the University.
Captain Wade L Jolly, L. s. NJ. c..
is en- route to Manila. Lieut-Col.
West, Inspector General. has been as
signed 10 duty in the Philippines.
There are Il enlisted men of the
Marine Corps en- route to Guam and
7 L. ~
The transport sails for Manila at IL
q. m today.
The passenger list is as follows:
San Francisco TO Honolulu: Miss
Laura Thompson, daughter Col. Heize-
man.
san Francisco to Guam: Miss Mar
ion Lake, Mrs. Harry Chance, Miss
Chance.
San Francisco 10 Manila: 1t James
G. Boswell, Sth Inf: 1t. Everett D.
Barlow, Jr., 18th Inf; Mrs. r. T Bal
lard: Carlton E Baker, American
vice-consuI and marshal: Chester E
Boiler. clerk @. NJ Department,
Mrs. Boiler; Christiana Bauer. nurse
Army Corps: Geo. II. Difenderfer,
clerk G. N. D; Mrs. Ella K Din
widdie: 1t Frank B. Edwards, Attn
Cav; Mrs Edwards and two children;
Miss Florence Henry: Mrs c. A.
Hedekin and two children; J. w Fay
den. clerk @. N. D.; 1t. T. B. Higgins.
Medical Dept, F. r Flynn, clerk @
NJ D.; Mrs. r. Flynn and two chill
dren; Capt Wade L. Jolly. L s NJ
c. Mrs. Wade L. Jolly; 1t G. NJ
Lee. 18th Cav: Mrs. @. NJ. Lee and in
FAINT: 1t. Ira Longanecker, End Inf;
Miss Agnes Mclaughlin; ]. c. Mount,
contract surgeon. Medical Dept; Mrs
]. r. Mount: Lt-Col NJ. C. Martin, re-
tired: 1t. Geo. z. Nelson, 3rd Cav;
Capt c. N Purdy. 1st Inf; Capt T. j.
Powe4s. 18th Inf: L s d. Rucker, Jr-;
Mrs Rucker and infant; NJ. Salter,
Army Nurse Corps; Capt ". w
Sims. Bureau of Navigation Mrs W.
". Sirnms; Mrs. H. Steere and four
children. Thad. w. Stanley, clerk @.
NJ. D.; Mrs. Trad. ". Stanley; Miss c.
c. Stohr. clerk Q. NJ D.; J C. Thomas.
clerk .. NJ d: Mrs j. c. Thomas and
child; Lt-Col. F. West. Inspector Cen
eral; Ii. W. 6 whitener. sth Inf:
Mrs. r. :. Welsh and child, Mrs VIM
D Evans. Mrs. w. w. Farringhy and
mother. Homer L Fisher. wheel
wright Q N D.; Mrs. otto n Herb.
Nellie Harrison. Mrs. E. H Klamt,
Dora McGown. Mrs. Harry :. Robinson
and child. Guy :. Shannon. chief
consy. steward. L. s Navy; Eliza beth
Totey: H West. ernpioye a T. s
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