The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-05-17
ARMY AND NAVY
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Fourth Cavalry, promoted.
First Lieutenant Sherrard Cole
man, Eighth Cavalry, to be captain
from March 8, vice R. A. Brown,
Fourth Cavalry, promoted.
First Lieutenant W. F. Herring
shaw, Thirteenth Cavalry, to be cap
tain from March 3, vice Captain Will
lard A. Holbrook, Fifth Cavalry, pro-
NOTED.
First Lieutenant ]. A. Baer, Sixth
Cavalry, to be captain from March
3, vice Captain L. NJ. Koehler, Fourth
Cavalry, promoted.
First Lieutenant F. o. Whitlock,
Fourteenth Cavalry, to be captain
from March 8, vice Captain R. E. L.
Niche, Twelfth Cavalry, promoted.
! Second Lieutenant Thomas A.
Rathwell, Fifth Cavalry, to be first
| lieutenant from March 8, vice First
Lieutenant j. S. Fair, Ninth Cavalry,
promoted.
Second Lieutenant T. E. Cathro,
Thirteenth Cavalry, to be first lieu
tenant from March 8, vice First Lieu
tenant R. ]. Reaney, Second Cavalry,
promoted.
! Second Lieutenant E. R. Warner
McCabe, Sixth Cavalry, to be first
lieutenant from March 8, vice First
Lieutenant Sherrard Coleman, Eighth
Cavalry, promoted.
| Second Lieutenant ]. B. Henry Jr.,
Fourth Cavalry, to be first lieutenant
from March 3, vice First Lieutenant
W. F. Herringshaw, Thirteenth Cav
airy, promoted.
This same act Of Congress provid-
urday and Sunday was Lieutenant
GERS, which went into effect on March
| 3 last, extends to officers of the
United States Army, not only in the
cavalry arm Of the service, but to the
field artillery corps and to the coast
artillery corps of the army.
Lieutenant Humphrey Here.
Among the passengers of the troop
ship who tarried at this port on Sat
urday an dSunday was Lieutenant
Julian F. Humphrey, son of Major
General Charles F. Humphrey, re-
tired quartermaster general, United
States Army. Lieutenant Humphrey
is member of the Forty-second
Company, Philippine Scouts, with sta.
ton in the Department Of the Wis
ayas, Philippine Islands He has beer
to the United States on a leave ot
absence and is now returning to hi
ipost of duty. Mrs. Humphrey, who
is a daughter of Colonel William Fl
Miller, chief quartermaster of the
} Department Of the Columbia, al Van
couyer Barracks, with their two chill
dren, remained with Colonel and Mrs.
Miller, to follow Lieutenant Humph,
reg on the next transport to the Phil
ippine Islands.
: While awaiting the sailing Of the
ship for Manila, In San Francisco
Lieutenant Humphrey, it will be re
membered, had the misfortune to b,
robbed Of his pocketbook The val
: iuable jewelry. besides the money the
,pocketbook contained, had not beer
recovered when Lieutenant Humph
rey left the coast on the 5th instant
Two older brothers of Lieutenan
Humphrey are in the regular army
Captain Evan H. Humphrey, Seventh
Cavalry now with WITH! mis- regiment i
TtBe Philippine division. is well know,
in this city. Captain Humphrey wa
depot quartermaster at Honolulu i'd
: about four years, and it was Will
acting in that capacity that the K'
hauki reservation, on which Fol
shafter is built, was acquired by tn
government. The second army brotl
err of Lieutenant Dick" Humphre
is Captain Charles F. Humphrey j
detailed as a quartermaster and ser
ing a tour of duty at the War Depar
5. ment now.
Personal and General.
Colonel Frederick w. Sibley, Fou
teenth Cavalry, was ordered for du
on the Mexican border instead
- coming over on the Sheridan al
joining his regiment at Camp Sto
"a enberg, Janpamga province, Phil
pine Islands, as at first indicated.
N Major George B. Duncan, Secol
Infantry, reached here on Saturd
from the coast on the troopship Sh,
idan.
Major Duncan's tour of duty W
III the First Battalion of his regime
at the Leilehua reservation will
very brief almost in the nature of