Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-03
Dove OF PEACE
ABIDEs With
LOGAN

But little time will be lost in the
removal OF a small amount of per-
sonal effects, quartermaster supplies
and general cargo from the United
States army transport Logan during
the stay of that vessel at this port
The Logan same TO berth at Alakea
wharf at noon today, the voyage from
Manila TO the islands having been
completed without startling incident.
II was not until the troopship with
her hundreds of militant passengers
aboard came in range OF the Hawaiian
islands that some rather nasty
weather was encountered. For the
PAST two days the vessel steamed
through rough seas and southerly
winds.
The Logan is to be dispatched for
San Francisco at o'clock tomorrow
morning.
There is not a great deal of avail
able cabin or intermediate passenger
accommodation left in the vessel. En-
route TO San Francisco are az cabin
end 90 second class travellers. Prac-
tically all branches of the military and
naval service as well as q scattering
from Philippine insular government
bureaus are represented on board.
Two cabin and nine second class
passengers left the Logan at Honolulu
this morning. Shortly after leaving
Nagasaki the officers In the vessel
succeeded in rounding up three Fill
pino stowaways who claimed that they
wanted to join their friends or rela-
tives on island plantations.
II. c. Benson, lieutenant colonel OF
fiie general staff, is ranking officer on
board the Logan.
Captain +. w. Fuger of the Thlr
teenth Infantry is in command OF
troOps. Captain Fuger is accompanied
~ his wife and three children.
The situation in southern Japan is
reported as quiet by Logan officers
when seen this morning. Woodward
demonstration of any kind was noted
while the Logan remained at Maya.
saki, taking on 1000 tons coal
Twenty-four military prisoners are,
being transported to federal prisons
on the mainland. In the hospital So
are receiving medical attention.
The grand total of troops en- route
from Manila to San Francisco number
212.
Joining the vesseI at Nagasaki were
% cabin, one second class passengers.
Brigadier General Frederick Funs-
ton and staff were at the wharf today
10 extend greeting to lieutlCol H. y.
Benson, who is proceeding through to
the coast
Annie johnson for Quick Dispatch
Immediately following the discharge
Of . quantity of general cargo and
merchandise at Honoipu from the
schooner Annie johnson, that vessel
n understood will be supplied with a
shipment of sugar. The schooner is.
scheduled to return to San Francisco
without much delay.
Enterprise on the Way to Hll0
The Matson Navigation steamer En-
ferprise is now en- route from San
Francisco TO Hilo, having left the
coast on May 81 with a quantity of
General merchandise for Big island
Imuofters. The Enterprise should
reach destination on or about June 8.
N
Hyades Making Good Time
The Matson Navigation freighterI
Hyades, with much freight from San
Francisco by the way of Sound ports
Is nearing the port and due to take al
berth at the railway wharf tomorrow
morning. The Hyades' freight in
cludes 1890 tons for Honolulu, 1885
IONS for Hilo, 600 tons for Kahului,
s15 tons for Port Allen and l4O- tons
for Kaanapali The vessel is believed
will be ready for dispatch for islandl
ports on Thursday evening. The date
for departure from Hilo for the coast
has been set for June II.