The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-11-03
MARINE
CROOK IS COMING
HERE AFTER ALL

n[nC HI in HILL
Contrary to expectations the trans
port Crook is coming to Honolulu this
trip after all, having left Nagasaki yes
terday for Honolulu and San Francisco.
The vessel was delayed in quarantine
at Manila, but is said not to have had
any sickness on board.
Notice to Mariners.
November 2, 1908.
Hilo Bay, Hawaii Island. - On or
about November 6, 1905, the following
named changes will be made in the
color and numbers of the buoyage in
Hilo Bay:
Blonde Reef Southerly End Buoy ),
a black 2d-elass can. The number OF
this buoy will be changed to 81"
Coeoanut Island Reef Buoy ?, red
2d,class spar, recently established to
mark a rock to the west of Coeoanut
Island. This buoy will be painted
black, and the number changed to "5. -
Coeoanut Island Reef Buoy 2, red
sd-elass nun. The number of this buoy,
recently changed to will be restored
to its original number ''2."
By order of the Light House Board,
STANFORD E. MOSES,
Lieut. Commander, U. S. N.
Coming on Sheridan.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 27.-The
transport Sheridan, which is scheduled
to sail for Manila on November 5,
viii carry an unusually large number
of army officers and their families.
Prominent among the list are Gen
eral H. H. Bandholtz and wife and
Major William Stephenson and wife,
who are well known in this city. Fol
lowing is a list of the cabin passengers;
Brigadier General II. II. Bandholtz
and wife; Lieutenant Colonel James b.
Jackson, Twenty-sixth Infantry; Major
William Stephenson, medical corps, and
wife; Major E. E. Winslow, corps of
engineers, wife and two children; Major
w. n. McKelvy, wife and three chill
dren; Major A. B. Foster and wife;
Captain D. R. C. Caben, First cavalry;
Captain w. o. johnson, Thirtieth in
fantry, wife and daughter; Captain c.
ID. Rhodes, Sixth cavalry; wife aud sis
ter Miss Edith Baird); Captain F. II.
Lawton and wife; Captain E. E. West,
wife and child; Captain Moor n. Falls;
Captain G.. R. Greene, Fifth field ar
tiIIery; Captain G. H. Scott, medical
corps; Captain E. d. Kilbourne, medical
corps, wife and two children; Lieuten-
ant s. o. Fuqua, Twentysthird infantry,
and wife; Lieutenant Ralph t. Ward,
corps of engineers, and wife; Lieuten-
ant r. F. Beebe, Fourteenth infantry,
wife and baby; Lieutenant Edwin b.
Cole. U. s marine corps; Lieutenant
A. NJ. Pardee, Twentieth infantry;
Lieutenant Robert S. Dougherty, corps
of engineers; Lieutenant ID. j. Gilmer
and wife; Chaplain Stephen r. Wood,
infantry; Lieutenant AL
bert Hartman, Fourth infantry; Lieu
tenant Harry L. Hodges, First cavalry, |
wife and child; Lieutenant George c. |
Lieutenant Robert Morrison,
infantry; Lieutenant Charles
L. Hall. corps of engineers; Mrs. Task |
er II. Bliss and daughter, Mrs. Charles |
A. Booth and daughter, Mrs. W. G. Fay, |
Oliver E. Seheld. r. r. Bovey, Mrs. ). /
NJ. Chambers and two children, Mrs. |
Wesley G. Clark, Miss f. 4. Perkins, |
C. C. Mitchell, Miss Phoebe Ellison,
Mrs. Thomas Jones, Mrs. James Ross, !
Allen j. Seamen, w. Howes, III. w.
Grote, Mrs. Elizabeth R. Lloyd, Mrs. ia
NJ. t. Particle, Mrs. Samuel Reber and
.wo children, Mrs. Mamie ID. LETTERS
and baby, Mrs Ella NJ. GOlding, Mrs.
Frank II. Rose, Mrs. L. B. Booker, Mrs.
Il. P. Young, Mrs. Mary Franklin, Miss
Ruth Franklin, Mrs. W. B. Burt, Mrs.
J. w. Moody, Mrs. H. III. Rutherford,
Miss Mary Lindsay, Mrs. Clay Platt,
Mrs. Isabel Rowell. 1t will also carry
I5S enlisted men of Company A, corps
If engineers: 100 enlisted men of the
marine corps, for Manila; 156 recruits
or the Twenty-nihth infantry, 145 re-
fruits for the Thirtieth infantry, Al re-
ruits for the Twenty-fifth infantry, %
eeruits for the Twenty-third infantry
nd ? recruits for the Tenth cavalry.
Direct Service to Australia.