The Hawaiian gazette., 1911-03-31

son. faciiiehsnla Sheridan and Rodney.
Lieutenant Cnnninaham Of The Fifth
also returned 60 duty.
Captain Cook. Pay Corps, was m az
rival, and ne viii relieve Mai. Erncstc
Smith. Captain Cook b the regular ap
pointoe for tho district, the others,
since the departure Of Major Ray, hav.
ling been assigned here on Temporary
duty. Mai. W. p. Bumham, Twentieth
Infantry, arrived 20 assume command
at Fort shaftcr, vice Lieutenant. Colonel
Dunuinq recently promoted and AZ
signed 10 stnf duty with the depart
ment Of the Columbia at Vancouver.
He is accompanied by Mrs. Burnham.
To Build Port Rugor.
Captain Edwards, constructing quar-
termaster, is here TO Immediately COM
mence the construction Of permanent
quarters and barracks at Fort Ruger,
large quantity Of cement and about
100000 feet of lumber being aboard the
Crook TO be forwarded 10 Ruger for
this purpose. The buildings win be
constructed mainly of reinforced con-
crete, and they will be erected on the
new plans already tried by Captain Ed
wards. This consists Of laying a wall
frame out fat, and filling it in as ce-
ment is poured onto a sidewalk frame.
This is then lifted into position. All
four walls are similarly lifted and
rooted over, and the building is COM
plete. Captain Edwards is accompanied
by his wife and daughter
Capt @. @. Carter, formerly with the
Coast ARTILLERY and now attached to fife
staff Of General MRcomb as adjutant-
general of the military district of Ha.
wall, also arrived. He is accompanied
by his wife. Captain Cook is accom-
panied by Miss Gamble, his sister-in-
law.
/ Accompanying Captain Edwards are
a number Of men who will assist in
construction work at Ruger. They are
Lyman II. Bigelow, civil engineer and
, inspector of the quartermaster' depart
, ment; Q. q. Sanderson, foreman and in
a spector; A. S. Hill, clerk. George ii.
] Robinson is a chauffeur for the quar-
8 termaster g department. j. A. Hill is
Q clerk for the new paymaster.
o The Second Infantry band is one OF
' the finest organizations in the infantry
: service. When the band passed through
o Honolulu with the regiment in 1908 it
{ PLAYED here and was considered band
q of the first rank. Albert jacobson is
the chief musician. James H. Mullins
3 is the regimental sergeant-major.
! The enlisted men aboard are divided
, as follows: Second Infantry, 4SS men;
/ for the field artillery there are thirteen
recruits; for the coast artillery, thirty
J FIVE recruits; for the Fifth Cavalry, 141
recruits; for the Twentieth Infantry,
, twenty-five recruits. Altogether in the
first class there are S2l officers and
men, including members of families of
officers and enlisted men.
. Crook and DIX.
When the Crook arrived there was
some talk that Captain Ankers would
3 shortly be transferred to the command
3 of the Crook, and Captain Williams OF
9 the latter transferred to the Dix. Cap
a tain Ankers has been in command OF
Q the big army freighter for the past
d eight years. Just what reason there
b would be for an exchange of commands
:. was not stated. The list of passengers
: aboard follows:
!, Col. F. W. Mansfield, Second Infan
= try; Col. w. E. Wilder, Fifth Cavalry
g Maj. w. p. Burnham and wife, TWEEN
tieth Infantry; Chaplain A. A. Prudel
" Shuttleworth and wife, Second Infan
10 try; Capt. p. L. Marquart, wife ant
y sister, Second Infantry; Capt. j. a
1t Harris and wife, Second Infantry
Ie Capt F. B. Edwards, wife and daugh
d ter, Quartermaster Department Capt
= G. c. Carter, wife and two children
,e Coast Artillery Corps; Capt. w. R. Glib
It son, Second Infantry; Capt. w. A
Kent, Second Infantry; Capt. L. II
# Cook and two children, Pay Depart
r, ment; Miss Gamble, sister-in-law Cap
v tain Cook; First Lieut.. w, D. Chamber
It lain, First Lieut.. j. NJ. Cullison, FRS
# Lieut.. p. j. LAUDER, First Lient. j.
A. Kay and wife, First Lieut.. +. p. Jack
!. son, First Lieut., w. G. Ball, Seeon,
Lieut.. c. II. Wright and wife, Firs
Lieut.. V. w. Boiler, wife and tire
children, First Lieut.. l.. o. Matthews
wife and three children, all of Secon
Infantry; F. l.. Myers, father -in-lay
Lieutenant Boiler; First Lieut. T. Il
Cunningham and wife, Fifth Cavalry
! Second Lieut.. j. A. McAndrew, wifi
and baby, Second Lieut.. I. Longaneck
err, wife and son, Second Lieut.. F. A
7 Cook and wife, Second Lieut.. r. 3
Lincoln, wife and son, Second Lieut.. c
|. Crockett and wife, all of Second In
fantry; First Lieut.. C. r. Demmer an,
wife, Medical Corps; Miss A. E. Brown
ing, with family Lieutenant Demmer
Q. e. Sanderson, foreman and inspector
: Q. NJ. D.; Lyman II. Bigelow, c. Il. an
Z Supt, Constcn., Q. M. D.; A. s. Hill an
: wife, clerk, Q. NJ. D.; j. A. Hill, pay
masters clerk with Captain Cook; L
/ A. Robbins, clerk, 1. C. Dept; Geo. II
, Robinson, chauffeur, Q. NJ. D.; Mrs.
. A. Keisling and three children, famil
, clerk Subs Dept; Miss Columbi
: Munds, trained nurse, with Lieutenar
8 Rodney, Fifth Cavalry Edward I
: Sykes, sgt. first-class, II. c.; VIM. Ru
: sell, elect. sgt. frst-class, Q. A. c.; ia
II. Mullins, regt. sgt. maj, Second Il
/ fantry; Lee Cohen, regt. com. sgt; Gu
= Weaver, regt. quartermaster sgt; A
bert jacobsen, chf. mus, band; Jas
: Morris, bait. sgt. maj; Geo. B. Slut
: man, bait. sgt maj; Peter Conver,
col. sgt; Michael Maher, col. sgt; in
4 A. Dapp, prin. mus; John P. Shreve
/ drum major; Richard Lunsford, fir
4 sgt. A; Edw. J. Chaisty. first sgt. F