The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-10-14
MARINE
SHERMAN SAILS WEDNESDAY.

| Quartermaster Captain C, f. Bah
cock OF the u IS. A. transport Sher
man now in this port expects TO have
everybod bound sfor Guam and Mani
Ia aboard ship by 10 clock on Wed.
nesday morning as the vessel Is SEIZED
uIed TO get away at IL O'Clock ano
VIII not wait for stragglers.
Over half OF the troops and most OF
the other passengers were ashore yes
terday, the soldierss taking in the
restaurants, visiting the French cruiser
Catinat, dropping in at beach resorts
/ ana otherwise improving opportunities
/ for agreeably passing the time. They
We're paid on the day the Sherman sail
! Ell from San Francisco, so they were
heeled for postage stamps, post
| cards, steaks and eggs and cooling re-
treatment, car and hack and buggy
rides and fruit and cigars. The ears
were crowded with transport people and
Waikiki beach saw many of them.
LIfe aboard huge American trans
port Is not without its entertainment.
With twelve hundred folks aboard,
counting the crew, there is a floating
world anu that world is not complete
without It's excitement, recreation and
amusement.
Some Of the notices posted on the
bulletin board outside the office of the
quarteTm&ster are Indicative of some
OF this Ire in spots. One notice states
that the piano IS not the property of
the United States Government and
therefore Is supported by voluntary
contributions The library, circulat-
ing affair, is kept up by subscriptions
which one is expected to make if one
wants to read. Children are not al
lowed 10 run screaming about the decks
between 1850 and 4 clock in the aft
ern0ons, for it seems that in that time
many of the cabin passengers desire
to sleep; and wakeful passengers are
requested not to talk under the win
dows of cabins of people asleep between
l:S0 and ?. N. and to be quiet after
II p. m.
THE LIKELAE' PASSENGERS.
Following are those who made the
trip 10 look over the Maui rubber
travelling on the steamer
Likelike, which left here Friday at
noon, picking up passengers at La j
hama, kahului, Nahiku and Hama: !
From Honolulu-G. P Cooke, Jared G. /
Smith, L. A. Thurston, Senator E. A.
Hnudsen, Albert Waterhouse, F. T. P.
Waterhouse, DR.. E. Waterhouse, w.
". Thayer, B. F. Dillingham;, A. w.
van Valkenburg, G. G. Fuller, J. Will
iams, w W. Hall, w. c. Weldon, 6.
E. Livingston, A. Parsons, Governor
Frear, VIM. Weinrich, DR.. w. G. Rog-
ars, DIR. Clark, @. @. Bradford, c. s.
0esky, z. c. Brown, H. E. Hendricks,
D. II. Haughs, F. B. McStocker, L. T.
CONFESS, F. L. Hogs. From Lahaina
DIR. Molony, George H. Dunn, H. Do
len. ]. L. Coke, j. NJ. yivas. From
Decker. H. NJ Coke, w.
\. Mckay, Wallace Coke, t. NJ.
yhurch, G. L. Keeney, Antoine Tavares,
l. NJ. K. KeoIa. w. P. Haia, Thee.
Meyers, T. p. 2osecrans, E. ?. Rose-.
rams, c, e. Copeland, wn. Hensfning,
Rs. Hosmer, E. H kittridga, r. r.
H. B. Weller, Z. o. Born,
drs. Chalmers, Mrs. w. B. Deas, D. c.
lindsay, DR.. ". F. McConkey, Ed. u
1eeney, Hugh Howell, Miss Thomas,
FRS. Thomas D. B. Murdoch, c. G.
White, w. G. Scott. From Nahiku and
4ana-W. A. Anderson, C. ]. Austin,
}. Sylvester, Walter Hardy, John :
'halmers, DR.. W. B. Deas, J. w. Yates. !
:. o. Jacobs, N. Omsted, Mrs. S. L.
Austin, Mrs. W. A Anderson.