The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-10-07
TRANSPORT TWO DAYS
LATE FROM PHILIPPINES
Utilized to Tow Warren
off the Beach of Mindoro-
Leaves tor Frisco.

T-ai.pa States amy transport 'Sheri-
a.n YESTERDAY morning arrived from
Nonila bv way Of Nagasabi and Mari
reles sailing for the mainland States
shortly before SIX clock in the even
ing.
The big troopship was two days late
,,r;rinc here. on account of remaining
sank in the Philippines for the purpose
- 80 assisting in the work of getting the
.-orsnort Warren off the beach on the
shores of MinGoro. The Warren was
nnIled off in the morning of September
!. mine planters and naval tugs as
sstins in the big pull.
The Sheridan did her hest to make
m for lost time in tripping 1t from
Manila to Honolulu, arriving here Just
las than twenty days of a run, docking
- the Alakea wharf before eleven
= ,elnek Yesterday forenoon. She left
tse Philippine metropolis at noon Oh
sentember is. At Nagasaki, Japan, she
fled her bunkers, leaving there for
Oahu on September %.
Aboard the Sheridan are seventy-one
neonle in the first cabin, twenty eight
+ the second-class and three hundre1
and six enlisted men Of the army and
twentyfour from the navy and marine
Germs. fortv-one civilians and ex-soldlers
and dozen military prisoners.
One hundred sacks of United States
mail we're transferred at Nagasaki for
TRANSFORMATION by an Empress liner, the
halter vessel beating the Sheridan to
The United States. This mail Will reach
Vancouver on Sunday. whereas If 1t had
staid aboard the transport II would be
tbe last of next week before San Fran
DISCO would see the mail from the PhIllp-
pines.
Mrs, John !. Pershing. wife OF
Brlgadier- General Pershing. command
bng the department of Mindanao, is
passenger, accompanied by her three
ehildren and their governess. j. w.
Ferrier. special deputy collector of Gus
toms at Manila, is on a six-months
Vacation. Passengers who left here IN
the Sheridan for the Coast We're Pay
master Hornberger, L. s. n, and Mrs.
Hornberger. aforementioned Bull
ard General McCaskey and wife, and
several discharged soldiers.
Among the passengers who left the
Philippines for the homeland on the
Sheridan is Charles A. List, clerk
employed in the office of the depot
quartermaster. L. s. A. in Manila.
Hist has been transferred to the office
bf the. depot quartermaster in Philadel-
Ephia.
This is the second time List has
visited the Philippines, having gone
there in the discretionary days as a
soldier in 1899 in Company NJ. Nine
teenth Infantry, being discharged with
the rank of sergeant.
Mongolia in Today.
While the local agents. H. Hackfeld
4 Co.. have received no definite wire
Jess information from the master OF
he Pacific Mail steamship Mongolia, it
s expected that the big transpacltic
liner will arrive here from China and
apan ports this afternoon and that she
will be dispatched for San Francisco
tomorrow morning or early in the after
boon. About a score of Honolulu peo-
lie will take their departure for the
cast in the Mongolia.
Tourists Homeward Bound.
Aboard the Mongolia, due today from
he Orient. are the Examine tourists.
lomeward bound. They passed through