Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-05
Will
PASS AT SEA
TODAY
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The transports Sherman and Dix
will pass each other some few miles
out at sea this afternoon. Getting
away at noon today, the Sherman
started on the last lap of her voyage,
and the Dix, en- route from Seattle,
will arrive here at 8 o'clock this
evening, with quite full passenger
list and heavy cargo.
The Sherman arrived from Manila,
| via Nagasaki, Friday morning at
haH-past seven and locked at the.
Richards street wharf Little was
done on her yesterday, the Fourth OF
July, in the way of removing cargo
from her, but by noon today she was
ready to sail for San Francisco.
Her passenger list is large, almost
bali OF whom leave from here, The
passage is so heavy that number
Of officers leaving from Honolulu
have been Obliged to take second
class cabins, with the first class
privileges. Among the passengers
leaving from here is Miss B. c..
Hirtle, army nurse. who is on her
way to her home in the east, having
served three years in the service here
and won her discharge.
Per transport Sherman, from Manila
for San Francisco Major A. M. Davis
and wife, @. Nj. c.; Miss Davis, Master
Davis; First Lieut.. Henry E. Mitchell,
Eighth Cavalry; First Lieut.. A. B. Van
Wormen and wife,, Eighth Infantry;
First Lieut.. H. P. Councilman and wife,
Ordnance Department; Capt. +. b.
Shaw, Eighth Infantry; Capt, E. Speth,
Philippine Scouts; First Lieut.. H. II.
Broadhurst, wife and two children,
Eighth Cavalry; First Lieut.. A. w.
Match, Thirteenth Infantry; First
Lieut. F. II. Aparenberger, M. K. c.;
Dental Surgeon G. H. Cassidy, wife.
and two children; Pay Clerk e. P,
iIoff, q. M. c.; Miss Alice NJ Annette,
Army Nurse Corps: Paymaster y. Pot
ter, u. S. N; Capt. H. p Hirshinger,
u. S. NC; Capt. H. p r. B. Sullivan,
wife and five children, u. S. M. c.;
Paymaster E. H. Douglass, U. S. NJ;
Ensign Francis CoggeWeil, U. S. N;
Stenographer T. P. Cannon, U. S. ~;
Mrs. p Mullen, U. S. NJ; Mrs. ]. W..
French, Mrs. r. T. Migdalski and child,
Miss X. Grasham.s Mrs. a.. Younglof,
Miss v. Sturtevant, Electrician r. ID.
Koch, @. NJ. c.; Clerk George e. Clan
cy, Clerk Charles Walter and wife,
@. NJ c.; Trainmaster e. A. .O'Brien,
c. NJ c.; Miss e. O'Brien, Mrs, S. e.
Waddington and child, Charles Naylor,
wife and two children; Insular EN-
ployes A. d. Miller Juliar, e. w. Schu.
maker. c. d. Boone, wife and two chill.
dren, E. E Walters, G. r. B. Symonds,
P. r. Tanning, K Duncan. Mrs. r. A.
Jones and child, Mrs. f. Power, Second
Lieut. S. NJ Parker, Philippine Con
stabulary; Mrs. W. r. Mcmahon and
son, Capt. J. c. Gregory, Medical
Corps, transport surgeon.
Officers From Honolulu
Maj. j. NJ. Kennedy, medical corps;
Mrs Kennedy, Mrs. A. G. Baldwin,
mother of Mrs Kennedy; three Ken
nedy children Col w. Y. Stamper, u |
S. A tretired), and two sons; Mrs. |
NJ II. Harrison, sister of Colonel
Stamper;; First Lieut. j. A. Mean |
drew, Second Infantry, Mrs. Mean
drew; First Lieut.. L. r. Fredendall, |
Second Infantry, Mrs. Frcdendall; |
First Lieut. f. M. Andrews, Second |
Cavalry; Second Lieut. Henry B. |
Post, Twenty-fifth Infantry, Mrs.
Post: First Lieut. Walter Pyidgen, |
First Infantry; Capt, B. G. Rutten-
cutter. First Infantry, Mrs. Ruttencut- /
ter; Capt G. N. Kimball, Fourth |
Cavalry, Mrs. Kimball; Mrs. VIM. A. /
Reed, wife of Lieut. VIM. A. Reed; I
Miss Grotte, J. Z. Higgins. U. S. Elk /
pertinent Station, Mrs. Higgins, Rom
aid Higgins: First Lieut.. j. l.. Top I
ham, First. Infantry: First Lieut.. A.
l.. Blimp, Twenty-fifth Infantry; Sec +
ond Lieut.. VIM. A. Reed; Mrs. III. N.
Preston, wife of Lieut.. Preston, Sec
ond Infantry; e. Murphy, quarter
master department, Mrs. Murphy; /
Mrs. Peter Conway, AIRS. w. L.
Cramer, Mrs. John H. Page, Mrs.
Marie Winniger, Mrs. W. F. Bly, and
child, and Miss B. G. Hirtle. >
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Vessels TO Sail. =
The Santa Rita, which came here
from Port San Luis Thursday, is get
Ing in shape to sail for Kahului, car
Iying part of her cargo of oil. The
VIM. F. Herrin. arriving at the same
time, will put off for Gayiota the first
Ct the week.
Nauna kea Returae. s.. +. >' +
The steamer Mauna Kea arrived
from Kahului an hour after midnight
This morning with a full passenger
list, made up mostly of Honolulu ex-
cursionists. She carried 81 cabin
passengers and eight deck paysen
gers. H..
Kiiauea Sailed TO-DAY. A..
The Kilauea sailed this afternoon
1T 9 O'clock for Iahaina Tho kinn,,I