Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-08
ARMY and navy
lBy Latest MALL

clears this port September 9TH, sailing
for Manila, cia Honolulu and Guam,
she will carry a passenger list that
viii include some of the best known
officers Of the service. A passenger
to Honolulu will be Lieutenant-Colo
Carl Reichmann, who goes to join his
new command, the Twenty-ffth Infan-
try. Colonel Reichmann was very re-
Gently promoted from a Major to a
Lieutenant-Co lonelcy, and has had an
unusual career In the army. A native
OF Germany, he came to the United
States in 1881, and served in the
Twentieth Infantry as private until
1884, when he was commissioned a
Second Lieutenant In the Twenty
fourth Infantry. He was q Major in
1907. He graduated from the Infan-
try and Cavalry School and from the
Army War College. becoming mem
Der Of the permanent personnel Of the
last named institution. He served In
the Spanish-American war, as a Cap
tain Of Volunteers, and, during the
russian and Boer wars, represented
the United States In Manchuria and
South Africa.
The passenger list Of the Thomas.
as made up so far by Lieutenant-Col-
onel John T. knight superintendent
Of the army transport service. is as
follows:
For Honolulu Colonel z. p. Pendle-
ton. First Infantry; Captain ]. A. Ben
jamin, Fourth. Cavalry; Captain w. s.
Browning. Sixth Field Artillery; Lieu
tenant v. W.. Boiler, Second Infantry.
and Lieutenant r. c. F. Goetz, Field
Artlnery.
For ManiIa-Major T. N. Horn, Sec
ond Field Artillery; Captains ]. H.
Parker. Eighth Infantry; F. w. Row
ell, Fifteenth Infantry, and William
.. Browne. Philippine Scouts; Lieu
tenants E. e. Pritchet, Second Field
artillery; Ballard Lyerly, Fourth
Field Artillery: A. w. Chiffon. Elev-
enth Infantry; x. f. Blauvelt, Sew
enth Infantry: ]. M. Kangley, coast
artillery CORPSE q. H. wyman, Eighth
Cavalry: ]. p. Mcneil and C. o.
Heath, Philippine Scouts; H. E. Nit
chell. Eighth Cavalry; F. M. Arm
strong. Philippine Scouts, and Maids
on refers Of the same organization.
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