The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-06-12
ENGINEERS ARE
ON THE LOGAN
Big Troopship Is Due to Arrive
Here Within a Day
or So.

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On board the transport Logan, " ich
is due here from the Coast in a day
or so, there are over 1900 people. The
Twentieth Infantry, under command
of Colonel Arthur c. Ducat, will pass
through en- route to the Philippines.
Companies E. and Fl. of the corps of
engineers, which have been stationed
at Fort Douglas, Utah, are booked for
the barracks here. In addition to the
bodies of troops, there are a number
of insular employees.
1t is on account of the fact that the
Logan is so full that the two COM
panies of the Coast Artillery, now
stationed at the Preside, had to be
left over until the August transport.
They were to have arrived here on
the Logan.
The San Francisco Call has the fol-
lowing to say of some of those on
board the Logan:
The Twentieth Infantry, which has
been stationed at Monterey for the
last two years, is now busily prepar-
ing to sail away to the Philippines
on the transport Logan Saturday.
The first detachment, consisting of
Company A, in command of Lieuten-
ant Frank S. Bowen, arrived at the
transport dock last night, and at once
boarded the Logan. The rest of the
troops will leave Monterey Friday
morning at $50 o'clock. They viii
come in command of Colonel Arthur
c. Ducat.
The Eighth Infantry, now at Fort
Mcdowell, in command Of Colo, ell
Charles w. Mason. will leave that
post Friday morning at o'clock Cor
Monterey.
Colonel Marion P. Maus, the present
commander of the Twentieth Infantry,
will not sail with his regiment to the
islands. He will remain on waiting
orders.
General J. F. Weston, commando r
of this department. will leave oday
for Byron Springs with his aid, Cap
tain H. F. Rethers, to be treated for
rheumatism.
Colonel Albert d. Kniskern, United
States army, the new chief of the
subsistence department, assumed his
duties at Fort Mason yesterday. He
relieves Major Charles r. Krauthoff,
who sails for the Philippines Satur-
day on the transport Logan.
Colonel Kniskern was graduated
from West Point July 1, 1886.
The Army and Navy club held an
informal reception at their quarters
2111 California street, between the
hours of A and o'clock yesterday
1t was largely attended by army Of
ficers and their wives and friends.
The club will give a smoker Friday
night, as a compliment to the officers
of the Twentieth Infantry, who are to
sail the next day to the Philippines.
The Logan is carrying the following
passengers: observation-disclosures and
Mrs. A. C. Ducat, Major and Mrs. c.
r. Krauthoff. Major and Mrs. w. H
Wilson and children, Major and Mrs
w. F. Lewis and child, Major and
Mrs. C. M. Condor and child, Captain
and Mrs. Charles Crawford, Captain
and Mrs. F. d. Webster and children
| Captain T. H. Corcoran, Captain anG
Mrs. G. III. Estes and children, Cap
| tain and Mrs. c. c. Smith, Captain
and Mrs. Frank A. Cook and children
| Captain and Mrs. E. A. Hickman ant
| child, Captain and Mrs. w. B. Burt
| Captain e. P. Jones, Captain and Mrs
| NJ. J.. McDonough and children, Cap
| tain and Mrs Louis c. Duncan, Cap
| tain and Mrs. P. S. Bond and child
| Captain ]. K. Persons, Captain an(
| Mrs Giles Bishop and child, Lieu
| tenant John E. Hemphill, Lieutenan
| and Mrs. j. M. Petty and children
| Lieutenant and Mrs. Frank S. Bower
and child, Lieutenant and Mrs. B. 2
| Johnson, Lieutenant and Mrs. r. j
Binford and child, Lieutenant T. M
| Robins, Lieutenant and Mrs. d. c
| Jones, Lieutenant George M. Peck
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child, Miss Ida Ralston, Lieutenan
Isaac Brewer, Lieutenant and Mrs. c
C. Cress, Lieutenant and Mrs. H. Il
Smith, Lieutenant c. M. Spears, Lieu
tenant H. L. Jordan Lieutenant an
Mrs. T. w. Carrithers and child, Lieu
tenant and Mrs A. E. Amends an
child, Lieutenant B. w. Phillips, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. A. D. Chaffin, Lieu
tenant c. P. Titus, Lieutenant c. {
Early, Lieutenant and Mrs. w. j. Nc
Caughey, Lieutenant and Mrs. q.
n. Daley, Lieutenant j. Early, Lieu
tenant 3. c. Cotton, Surgeon and Mr.
w. G. Hammond, Miss Evelyn /
Miracle, Army nurse corps; Miss Mil
ME E. Schreiber, Army nurse corps
b. E. L. Tremaine, Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
ter H. Bush, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. West
land, ]. P. Wallace, ]. P. Schnelde
Charles Evans, Mrs. Grace L. Marti
and daughter, Mrs. f. G. Turne
Frederick Perkins, Jr., Mrs. E. /
Mainwarin and child, Mrs. Josephir
l.. Wainwright, Mrs. c. c. Youni
Miss Laura L. Lindsay, George ]
Clancy; to Honolulu-Mrs. w. H.
Chapman and children, Charles v
: Foster, A. A Dean, Miss Jane Hind
from Honolulu to Manila-Lieutenal
and Mrs. c. ]. Ridley. Lieutenal
and Mrs. P. c. Wrightson, MI
Wrightson, Sr, Mrs. w. F. Pease;
| Guam-Mrs. E. u. Davis.