Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-04
MANY OFFICERS :.
ONTHE SHERMAN

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The following officers are SEIZED
uled to sail on tn transport: Sherman
from San Francisco February for
the Hawaiian and Philippine islands:
Honolulu General n. M.
Macomb, Colonel ,. S. . Rogers, in
fantry; Captain p. W. Chamberlain,
Second Infantry; Captain r. b. Win
ans, Fourt Cavalry Captain Panl b.
Malone, Second Infantry; Captain H.
u. knight, First Infantry; Lieutenant
IT. G. Spencer. First Infantry; Lieuten-
ant b. r. Huntington, medical corps;
Lieutenant A. p. Clark, medical
corps r. s,.s-s ~ ~ s..tssa &
Manila Lieutenant Colonel George
H. Sands, Seventh Cavalry; Captain
]. MICA Palmer, Fifteenth Infantry;
Captain F. w. Lewis, Eighth Infantry;
captain William Kelly, Jr., Eighth
Cavalry; Captain r. ~. Cooke. Coast
Artillery Corps; Captain G.. E. Morton,
Eighth Infantry; Captain C. A. Trott,
Eighth Infantry; Captain Frank Nick
erson, Philippine Scouts; Captain r..
i. Moseley, Philippine Scouts; Cap
tain MI Hilgard, Fifteenth Infantry;
Captain g. B. Comfy, Seventh Caval
~: Captain J. s. K. Young, Eighth
Cavalry; Lieutenant Cad Morgan,
thirteenth infantry; Lieutenant Ned
III. Green, FIFTEENTH Infantry; Lieu-
tenant. ]. w. Riley, Second Field Ar
tiliery; lieutenant r. r. Wood,
Twenty-fourth Infantry; Lieutenant
w II. QQQds, Jr.,s First Field Artii-
1ery; Lieutenant H. w. Huntley. First
Field Artillery; Lieutenant i. H, Mo
Kinlay, First Field Artillery; Lieuten-
ant y. J. Moran. Eighth Infantry
Lieutenant Deshler Whiting. Fifteen
tn Infantry; Lieutenant J. M. Harris,
Philippine Scouts: Lieutenant III. F..
Schroeder. Philippine Scouts; Lieu
tenant d. d. Tompkins, Eighth Cav
airy; Lieutenant II. S. Grier, Eighth
Infantry; Lieutenant r. c. Hefle-
bower, medical corps; Lieutenant
George b. Foster, Jr., medical corps;
lieutenant w. Fl. Allen, medical
corps; lieutenant William r. Robin,
son, Eighteenth Infantry; Lieutenant
J. s. Jones, Sixth Cavalry; Lieutenant
IN. w. Cooper, Eighth Cavalry; Lieu
tenant A. T. Davis Twenty fourth In
fantry; lieutenant H. n Pritchett.
Thirteenth infantry; Lieutenant Alex
sander Maish, Thirteenth Infantry;
E1eutenAnt George +. Everett. Fiji
teenth infantry; LieuteAant w. G..
sLAngwill. Fifteenth Infantry; Leuten-
ant Pere Wilmer, u s. M. C.; Lieu
tenant Cushman Hartwell, Eighth
Cavalry; J. W. Scoycl, acting dental
surgeon; @. b. Seeley, acting dental
surgeon; W. A. Squires,t acting dental
surgeon.
Tenyo Maru Brings Many Aslaties
One hundred and eighty six Asia
tic steerage passengers are reported
as aboard the Toyo Risen Kaigha
liner Tenyo Maru now making It's way
heroes the Pacific and due to arrive
at Honolulu at en- early hour Thurs
day morning. The Tenyo Maru is
bringing 1867 tons, Oriental cargo ac-
cording to the gist Of q wireless mes
sage received at the agency or Castle
& Cooke today. The Tenyo Maru Is
understood Will require additional
fuel oil IN order to complete the yoy-
age TO San Francisco. The vessel viii
necessarily have to berth at the
Hackfeld wharf, row THAT the station
ship Falls of CLYDE has been sent to
the coast Judging from present indi-
cations the liner will be dispatched
for San Francisco on Friday morning,
A few lay-over passengers win take
passage to the ccart ID. che Tenyo
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Empty Bottles IS Part Cargo.
Empty bottles, TO The efGount Of a
hundred tons or more, are included in
the freight To he forwarded 10 the
mainland Id the Matsoa Navigation
steamship HyaGss, from various ISL
and ports The consignment OF emp
ties is said to be the largest Offering
OF the sort from the Islands in many
months The Hyades is to visit Hiio,
thence TO Kaanapali, Kahului and Port
Allen, 1t being the present. intention
to dispatch the vessel from the Kauai
port on or about Thursday, Feb s. The
Hyades, in, sailing for San Francisco,
: will carry approximately 1850 tons su-
gar, $50 tons melasses, 5000 cases of
preserved pineappfes and shipments of
coffee and other Hawaiian products.
The High Cost sof Traffic :.
In the last year there has been an
Increase of about Is shiIlings in all
freight rates "a an trades from North
Pacific ports. TosJapanese and Chi
nese ports, Where. Up to year ago.
the rate had held flat at 81 shillings,
owners are rev quoting, 45 to Al
shillings In cargo 1Saipments.
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Pilot Eaiis Fren ladder; Drowned Z
Captain O. Is anderson of Tacoma,
for decade lsnget Sound pilot for
the. Kosnlos line and one of the
pioneer capssias Of. the Sound, was
drowned In .P2rt Townsend. Bay. Cap
tain Andersen vas boarding the Ger
man stearner Setes when he fell from
the ladder. f.
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