Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-13
LOCALIROOPS
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expected ear tomorrow morning.
and with three troop ships in port at
the same time, the army will hold
! the center of the stage for few days.
| The two regiments and three artillery
companies take up most of the avail,
able accommodations, and number
of officers wives and families have to
travel by the mail steamers to join
their husbands here.
On the arrival Of the two transports
from the Coast, the troops viii be dis
embarked and sent to their respective
stations as soon as practicable. Cap
tain Ralph Lister, Quartermaster
corps, the officer who as assistant to
the chief quartermaster of the de-
partment looks out for the transport
service, will have his hands full,
| transferring organizations and prop
erty.
The Fourth Cavalry will proceed to
| SchofielG Barracks by train, and move
into the cantonment just vacated by
the Fifth, and that regiment, coming
to Honolulu by train, will board the
Sheridan. The Twenty-fifth Infantry,
with the exception of the band, will
march to Schofield. making the trip
| in two days, while the musicians, car
| rying their heavy instruments, will be
sent out by rail. The 10th company
will march to Fort De Russy, and
/ there go into permanent camp. while
tthe a6Sth and 18th will proceed to Fort
kamehameha, one going by train, and
the other by lighter.
Lieutenant John S. Pratt, district
Quartermaster of the Artillery, District
tof Oahu, has been designated by the
district commander to pilot the gun
| ners to Kamehameha, while Lieuten-
amt Nichols will perform a similar duty
with the company that goes to the
present engineer post.
! Two battaiions of the Twenty-fifth
| will 60 directly into the cantonment at
Schofield which has just been vacated
by the Second Infantry, and the other
battalion will go into camp, the Off
GERS. tents being pitched in northward
! continuation of the present line, while
! the men will camp in the rear of the
present two-battalion barracks.
| One Of the companies at kameha-
meha will camp adjacent to the ~
inch gun battery, while the other will
| pitch its tents near the emplacements
| of the mortar battery. The 10th COM
pany, at Fort De Russy, will camp just
in the rear of the 6-inch battery. The
| officers of the 10th company will be
ilgiven quarters at De Russy, but those
| of the two companies at Kan will
have to tent it.
! All IN all this is the biggest military
move that Hawaii has seen since
! Uncle Sans troops first came here.
! Two regiments of cavalry, two of in
fantry land three companies of coast
artillery figure in it, and it will be
some weeks before the organizations
are settled down to the regular routine
Of garrison life.
Exclusive of the list of officers of the
| iwenty-Fifth Infantry, and the three
coast artillery companies, which has
/ heretofore been published, following
aye the passenger lists of the Sheridan
\ and Logan:
On the Sheridan, of the Fourth Cav
| alry:-Colonel w. D. Beach, Lieuten-
ant Colonel J. G. Galbraith, Major L.
Eardeman, Major Guy Preston, Major
F., Harrison, Captain L. c.. Scherer,
Captain E. Linsley, Captain j. O'Shea.
Captain C. c. Smith, Captain ]. S. Fair,
/ Captain S. Coleman, Captain ]. E.
| Fechet, Captain C. BRAND, Captain G.
n Kimball Lieutenant J. C. RICHTER,
! Lieutenant J. E. Stedjf, Lieutenant w
L. RenZiehausen, Lieutenant w. y.
| Cardenhire, Lieutenant S. G. Megill
| Lieutenant L. w. Prunty, Lieutenant
! C.. j. Naylor, Lieutenant w. S. Martin,
Lieutenant S. w. Cook, Lieutenant W.
! A. Cowles, Lieutenant o. N. Tyler.
Lieutenant A. NJ. Milton, Lieutenant
c. K. Lyman, Lieutenant r. M. Cheny.
Lieutenant H. w. Hall, Lieutenant E.
e.. Cullum, Lieutenant R. S. Donaldson,
Lieutenant P. J. Kieffei', Lieutenant H.
| H. c. Richards, Lieutenant A. l.. P.
Johnson, Lieutenant A. G. R'ld1, Lieu
| tenant H. A. Flint. Lieutenant W.
Nalle, Lieutenant w. f. Dorman
Veterinarian A. l.. Mason, Veterinarian
H. NJ. Burlington.
On the Logan-HOnolulu. Colonel J.
S. Rogers, infantry. Manila, Major H.
w. Barker, Philippine scouts; Major
]. NJ. Petty, Philippine scouts, Homo
| IL
tt cry. Manila, Captain NJ. c. kerth
| Extraordinarily Honolulu, Captain
! Charles S. Lincoln, Second infantry;
Captain H. c. Williams, First field ar
tltecy; Captain D. w. Hand, Second
field artillery; Captain Roger o. Ma
sun. First field artillery. Manila, Cap
teir James NJ. Loud, Eighth inafntry.
| II. nolulu, Lieutenant A. Cook, Sec
end infantry. Manila, Lieutenant F. c.
o Loughin. Philippine scouts; Lieu
tenant F. c. KILN, Philippine scouts;
Lieutenant D. D. TompKins. Eighth
e airy, Manila, Lieutenant Mathew
Demer Philippine scouts; Lieutenant
! n. S. Loba"d, medical reserve corps:
/ lieutenant c. H. Halliday. medical re-
serve corps. Honolulu, Lieutenant Ro-
| bert E. Guthrie, eo7st artillery corps;
Lieutenant F. D. ApDln. coast artillery
! corps; Lieutenant G. V. Packer, FRS
intuntry. Manila, Lieutenant |. Jones,
| First field artillery. Lieutenant George
| S. Gay, First field artillery. Honolulu.