The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-10-14
For Second Time in Fifty-Five
Years the Regiment Is
All Together.
COLOMEL SCHUYLER PLEASED
Reunion Dinner Planned by the
0fficers-BattaliOn Goes
to Post Today.
lFTom Thuraday 8 Advertlser.l

AEIOu LuULduAy y AuNeIIlSGL.l
For the second time in ffty.fve
years the entire Fifth Cavalry, United
States Army, will be all together today
in garrison at Schofeld Barracks, Lei
lehua, the second squadron having ar
rived yesterday on the transport Sher-
man from Yellowstone Park and Fort
Duchesne, Utah, where it has been on
patrol duty. The squadron was met at
the wharf by Colonel Walter S. Schuy-
Ter, commanding the Fifth Cavalry, and
at present the temporary commander of
the military district of Hawaii
Colonel Schuyler wore broad smile
Z as he watched the transport como up
the harbor to the Matson wharf, for
!. it meant a reunion of old army officer
friends, as we'll as enlisted men, and it
was a particularly suspicious moment
in both his own life and the career of
the regiment
Since 1855 when the regiment was
organized in detachments and distrib-
uted in posts throughout Texas,' said
the Colonel, "the regiment has never
been all together before except once,
and that was at Tampa, during the
Spanish war. But even then the regi-
meRt was together only about three
weeks.
"The troops will be sent out to
Schofield Barracks tomorrow (Thurs.
day., and will be assigned to the quar-
tiers prepared for them Eve ything is
in readiness, and the ranges in the
kitchens of the mess halls are ready to
be lighted.
"On Friday the regiment viii be up
for muster but the four troops just ar
irving will participate on foot as their
horses will not arrive here until Deeem-
Der.
Reunion Dinner on Saturday.
GIVE will have great time on Sat
urday night, when we will have big
reunion dinner among the officers, and
presume the men will be taken care
of in their own reunion
The force arriving yesterday on the
Sherman comprised 191 men of the
Fifth Cavalry, and twenty.seven cas-
uals. The four troops comprising the
second squadron is commanded by
Major II. @. Benson, who has been on
duty in both the Yellowstone and
Yosemite valleys for several years, be-
ing transferred from regiment to regi-
ment as new cavalry troops are assign.
ed to duty there. He is regarded as
one of the most eminent administrative
officers in the cavalry service. Other
officers and families arriving with the
squadron are Captain E. p. Orion and
wife; Lieut.. E. d. Smith. Lieut.. T. A
Rothwell, Lieut.. A. B. Doekery and
wife, who have been absent from Soho
field Barracks; Lieut.. w. H. Baird;
Lieut.. w. O. Christy and wife; Lieut.
Sloan Doak; Lieut.. A. u. James, Jr.
Lieut.. John Milliken.
Go to Leilehua Today.
The squadron occupied itself yester
day in getting its impedimeDta ashore
from the troopship. The troopers slept
on board the transport last night and
early this forenoon they will march tt
the Oahu railroad depot and entraif
for Schofield Barracks, " here they are
certain to be enthusiastically received
by their comrades of the first anC
third squadrons.
Accompanying the squadron ar,
Squadron Sergeant Major Egbert J
Bugbee; First Sergeant Martin f
Spangler, First Sergeant John Criess
First Sergeant Thomas Cannon, GUAR
termaster-Sergeant Lloyd Thompson
Post Quartermaster Sergeant T A
Hall; Mrs. Hanson, wife of Sergaan
Hanson, and son; Mrs. Otto WusteR
berg, wife Of an enlisted man of tn,
Fifth, two daughters and sopi Mrs. ]
M. Jones, wife of an enlisted mar, ant
daughter. Altogether there we're 81
officers, enlisted men and relatives Of
army folk destined for Honolulu.
New Paymaster Heie.
Lieut.-Colonel +. L. T'ay%on, pay
master, arrived, accompanied by hi
clerk L. NJ. Thibedeau, to take ciargi
of the pay Office, Major Hains having
been ordered away. Colonel PaSson i
also accompanied by Mrs. payson an.
two children and Mr.. Thibcdedu s wif,
and son are with him. Mrs. G. G
Winnia, wife of Lietenast Winnia
Fifth Cavalry, returned from nam
land visit, and Mrs, w, I. Monsrrrat
wife Of Veterinarian MOnsarrul, an,
son, are home from a visit TO Kentucky
@. J. Webster, transport dock snperin
tendent Is home from a vacation, an,
Assistant Fire Chief Deerink Is bacl
from New York State whpFs be at
tended conference Of Ere chiefs
The Coast Artillery corps here va
augmented by the arrival Of Maio
George Blakeley, Lieut.. Chgvle A
Clark and Lieut.. +. A. Price, jT.
Former Tennis Champion Here.
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