Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-05-13

The Seventh Cavalry, officers and
enlisted men were prominent amonE
the through passengers on board the
United states army transport Shcri-
dan that came alongside the Oceanic
wharf at ten O'Clock this morning en-
route from San Francisco to Manila.
The troopship met with fine wea-
Their on the way down. The vessel
made rather poor time owing so 1t Is
said to the foul condition of the bot
tom.
Seventy-five cabin passengers are
cnroute TO San Francisco.
Discriminating at Honolulu were ID
first class, 2 second class and eighty
seven troops and casuals.
The TRANSPORT brought a mainland
mail amounting to 40 sacks. Before
sailing for Guam and Manila at three
O'Clock Sunday afternoon two hundred
and fifty tons quartermaster supplies
will have been discharged and seven
hundred tons coal taken on board.
Coaling begun almost Immediately
following the mooring of the big YES
sci at the wharf.
Quarantine regulations were modi-
fed to the extent of permitting hrSt
and second class passengers the pri-
vilegc of going ashore. Certain troop
messengers are also allowed shore
liberty though notices were posted on
board to the effect that passengers
are warned against purchasing can
dies. traits or mineral waters here for
consumption owing to the presence OF
cholera.
All enlisted mon are notified to re-
turn to the ship not later than eleven
O'Clock tonight.
Quartermastcr Captain Kinnison IS
back in the Sheridan again. Second
class through passengers to Manila
number Al. For Guam cabin ana
10 troop passengers Will leave the
transport. ...
Through troop passengers include
SCI Of which $3.50 are recruits, nos
pital corps men, II engineers. 81 cav
alrymen, 2Oi infantrymen ana rs en-
listed men for the United States navy
department.
For Honolulu there arrived list 1T
II. NJ. Barton and Mrs Barton OF thc
5th Cavalry, 2nd 1t. and Mrs, II. w
Baird also OF the 9th Cavalry, Major
George Duncan of the 2nd Infantry
Is back from u trip to the coast. Mrs
Sturgess, wife of Captain SturGess %
the 9Th Cavalry returned by The
| troopship.
Troop passengers for the island.
| included 81 enlisted men, fifteen JON
| ing the 9Th Cavalry, 7 the 2nd lnian
try. 2 the 10th Infantry and 8 for the
companies of Coast Artillery.
OF the SO recruits, 81 will take III
| duty with the engineers, others Will
the LIST Field Artillery, the 9Th Cav
airy, end Infantry and Goth Infantry
Three teamster employees for th'
local Quartermaster department als'
arrived by the sheridan.
Among the through passengers ar
Lieut. Col w. A. GlassfOrd Of tn
United States Signal Corps and wife
Lieut. Col. Glassiord is the rankin
officer on board the sheridan. In com
mand of troops is Lieut.. Col. Edwar
y. Brewer who goes To the Philip
pines to join the 18th Cavalry.
Major j. y. Baker aud wife are %
board and proceed to the Philippine
to Join the 18th Infantry.
X. Il. Brooks is captain In tn
Philippine Scouts stationed In til
Southern islands.
Joseph G. Brown goes to Manila {
take up duty with the quartermasto
department there.
Several Honolulu people were o
hand TO greet w. j. Davis. the forme
chief steward OF the United State
army transport Crook.
Mrs FitzhuRh Lee, Is the wife {
Major FitZhugh Lee now stationed 1
the Philippines,
The former officer Of the transpoI
Crook in the person of II. II. Blu
nett is proceeding to Manila for dut
Mrs. J. NJ. Hoaley is the. wife a.,
Captain Healey, master Of the trani
port Sheridan. She Is returning
Manila after an extended visit to II
mainland,
There is a possibility that a ma
for the mainland will be dispatchC
for San Francisco by the Matson NJ
vigatiOn steamer Hyades when lhi
vessel departs from Kahului,
The Hyadcs Is sailing for Port A