The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-12-27

bringing the following passengers and
officers of the Seventh Infantry: Colo
mel Daniel W. German, Major Charles
Miller, Major Charles g. Ballou, Cap
tain Charles G. French, Captain Sam
uel V. Ham. Captain G. Soulard Tur-
ner, Captain Fred L. Davidson. Cap
tain William Wallace, Captain A. T.
Ovenshine, Captain William o. Smith,
Lieutenants Robert G. Peck, John j.
Fulmer, Charles A. Hunt, c. Stockmar
Bendel, Irving NJ Madison, Charles II.
Rice, Henry s. Gillespie, Theodore X.
Spencer, Carl c. Jones, John F. Frank.
lin, Charles w. Mcclure, William e,
Morrison, James G. Taylor, Roy A.
Hill, Oral E. Clark.
Twentieth Infantry-Maior Richard
&C. Croxton, Captain Charles c. Smith,
Captain Arthur M. Shipp, Captain Jas
NJ. Petty. Captain Morton F. Smith,
Captain George W. England, Lieuten-
ants John NJ Craig, Jubal A. Early, c.
Barrett Gloever Polio c. Ditto, Hor-
ace G. Ball, Robert J. Binford, Bertram
p Johnson, Hugo G. Schultz, Robert
c. Cotton, Arthur r. Underwood, Rus,
sell p. Hartle, Chaplain John NJ.
Moose, Major Arthur w. Morse medi-
cal corps Lieutenant Bruno T. Schor,
Twenty-eighth Infantry; Lieutenant
John T. Donnelly. Thirteenth Cavalry;
/ Lieutenant Eugene Robinson, Six
teenth Infantry; Chaplain James L..
Griffe; Seventh Infantry; Captain John
r. Barber, medical corps; Lieutenant
&c. L. Leonori, Eighteenth Infantry:
Lieutenant H. A. Meyer, Jr,, signal
corps Lieutenant James A. Wilson,
medical corps; Captain Arthur r. Ker-
win, Thirteenth Infantry; Lieutenant
Allen S. Fletcher, Philippine Scouts.
There are 36S enlisted men of the
Seventh Infantry, 217 Of the Twen-
tieth, twnty-nine sick, thirty-siX mill
tary convicts, eight casuals of the line,
twenty-four of the staff corps and de-
partments. For discharge-13O infan-
try. 100 cavalry, siXty-five coast artil-
lery, twenty-one field artillery and six
teen engineers. SiXty-six belong to or
CARNATIONS due to return to the United
States in three months. Four hun
bred and fifty tons of coal were put on
at Manila.
Troops for Honolulu.
WASHINGTNO, December 1.-THE
Seventeen company, Coast ARTILLERY
now at the Preside, San Francisco
has been ordered to Fort Mills, Core
gidor Island, Manila Harbor, sailing
about March 5, to relieve the Thir
teenth company, Coast Artillery. En-
gineers' headquarters and Companies
X and l., Third battalion, will leave
Fort Leavenworth, Kas, sailing on
January ) for Manila, relieving the
Second battalion. Company |, Third
battalion, at Fort Leavenworth, will
leave for Honolulu on March ) to re
lieve the Second battalion.
Army Reorganization Bill.
WASHINGTON, December 19.-Rep
| resentative James Hay of Virginia
chairman of the House military affair:
committee, has issued statement re
plying to the criticism Of his army re
organization bill contained in the an
nual report of Major General Leonard
: Wood, chief of staff of the army, whic'
was made public yesterday
Hay declares that General Wood ha
changed front since he appeared be
fore the committee last summer. H
insists that the provisions of hi
measure to which the chief of staff OF
ects. principally, the consolidation o
the quartermaster, commissary an
paymaster departments, extension O
t enlistment term and merging of adjr
tant generals and paymaster general
in the departments of the general stai
will reduce expenses and increase tn
| efficiency of the army.
The HAY bill will be introduce
= when the army appropriation meas
D ures come before the House.
: Chairman Hay and General Woo
=, agreed that the controversy over tn
:, reorganization of the army should g
!. over until after the holidays. On Jan
uary the committee will hear Seer,
' tary of War Stimson and Genera
Wood, who meantime will prepare re
= ports of their views on the Hay bill.
Raleigh on Reserve List.
VALLEJO; December l9, - TIL
cruiser Raleigh, Commander Ashley /
Robertson, left Mare Island navy var
today for Bremerton navy yard, wher
it will be assigned to the Pacific +,
serve fleet. Commander Robertso
brought the ST. Louis down froI
Bremerton to the San Francisco navt
training station, carrying members c
the Washington naval militia. The
are returning north on the Raleigi