The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-08-15
RECRUITS COME
ON TRANSPORT
Sherman, En- Route TO Manila,
Arrives From Coast Bringing
New Troops as Well as Officers
for Army Forces on Oahu.
CBy Federal Wireless Tclegraph.)

with lying machines for Maniln and
flour for Honolulu inclnded in its cargo.
the Army Transport Sherman arrived
at six O'Clock last evening from San
Francisco. The troopship will remain
here until tomorrow evening, when it
will proceed to Manila via Guam.
The Sherman brought about twenty
five cabin passengers and $50 in the
enlisted mems quarters. Among the
latter are 1856 recruits for the Army,
twenty-five for the marine corps and
one for the Navy.
The cabin passengers included Lieut..
Col j. B. Mcdonald, who comes here
as second in command of the Fourth
Cavalry. Chaplain w. A. Aiken, re.
Gently assigned to the First Infantry,
arrived with his bride from Auburn
New York. She was formerly Miss
Taylor She is a soprano singer and
will be a welcome addition to the
musical talent of both the Army and
Honolulu. Capt. d. McCaskey of the
First Cavalry, is a brother in-law of
Major Conklin, chief of staff, Hawaiian
department. He is accompanied by
Mrs. MeCaskey and family. Capt. w. G.
Doane is another addition to the TWEEN
ty-ffth Infantry, while Capt. S. Cole.
man goes to the Fourth Cavalry.
Among the through passengers, Col.
E. ID. Hoyle, Second Field Artillery, is
the ranking officer aboard. He takes
command of the Second Artillery recent
ly ordered to duty in the Philippines.
Lieut.-Col. II. G. Benson, formerly a
major with the Fifth Cavalry at Sebo-
field Barracks, is now on the general
staff and assigned to Manila. Capt. j.
r. Pourie, Coast Artillery Corps, for
merly stationed at Fort Ruger, and
Mrs. Pourie, are en- route to Manila.
They We're greeted on arrival by a
number of friends
Hon. G. b. Miller, a member of con.
gress, and his family. are making a
trip to the Philippines, and will return
to San Francisco on the same vessel.
The passengers for Honolulu, Guam
and Manila on board follow:
Lieut..COl. j. B. Mcdonald, Fourth
Cavalry, and family; Capt. d. McCas-
key, First Cavalry, and family; Capt.
w. G. Doane, Twenty Infantry
and family; Capt. $. Coleman, Fourth
Cavalry, and family; First Lieut.. f.
+. Black, Signal Corps; First Lieut.. j.
ID. Whitman, Medical Corps, and fam
lily; First Lieut.. II. s. Naylor, Second
Field Artillery, and family; Chaplain
w. A. Aiken, First Infantry, and fam.
lily; First Lieut. X. c. Rodgers, Fourth
Cavalry; Actg. Dent. Surg. A. r.
White and family; Mrs. r. Harrison
and child; Miss Harrison; Mrs. G. s
Gibbs and four children; Mrs. X. r.
! Love and two children; Mrs. A. Law
| renee; c. Lawrence; p. w. Mapes; "A
NJ. McMullen; j. l.. iolbrook; First.
class Sgt. Il. W. Yates, Signal Corps
and family; First'class Sgt. j. Il. John.
son, Signal Corps, and family; First
class Sgt. X. +. Cox, Signal Corps, and
family; First-class Sgt. A. Zierman
Signal Corps, and family Bat. Sgt
Maj William Washington, Twenty-ffth
Infantry; Mrs. j. a. Cooney, Mrs. NJ
Cross, Mrs. NJ. Terry, Mrs. j. IL. Long
Mrs. Stanben, Mrs. Johnston, Mrs
Bishop, Mrs. Hanger. For Manila: Col
Lieut.-Col. c. LII. Ruggles, Ordnance
Department, and family Lieut.. Col. ii
G. Benson, general staff; Maj. T.. w
Winston, c. A. c., and family; Com
mander j. II. Dayton, U. S. Navy, and
family; Hon. G. b. Miller, member of
congress, and family; Capt. J. r.
Pourie, Q. NJ. Corps, and family; Capt.
James Hanson, Q. NJ. Corps, and fam
lily; Capt, c. G. Carson, q. A. c., and
family; Capt U. Birnic, Second Field
Artillery, and family; Capt. T. w. Hol-
lyday, Second Field Artillery, and fam.
lily; Capt. H. Beeuwkes, Medical Corps,
and family; Capt. j. II. Neff, Philippine
Scouts; First Lieut.. Sam l.. Harring.
ton, U. $. Marine Corps; First Lieut..
II. Y. Burgin, C. A. G., and family;
First Lieut.. r. IL. Lewis. Second Field
Artillery, and family; First Lieut.. C.
Parker, Second Field Artillery; Chap.
lain +. l.. Kennucke, Second Field Art
illery; First Lieut.. G. j. Boehs, Medical
Reserve Corps, and family; Actg. Den.
surg. l.. c. Ogg and family; Second
Lieut.. y. W. Cleary, Twenty-third In.
| tantry, and family; Second Lieut. G.
Bluemel, Twenty fourth Infantry; See.
ond Lieut., NJ. p. Schillerstrom, Twentyi
eighth Infantry, and family; Second
Lieut.. +, +. Riggs, Sixth Field Artil,
| lery; Second Lieut. b. NJ. Atkinson,
Fifth Infantry; Second Lieut.. q. p.
Strclinger Twenty eighth Infantry and
h"W'iNr ''NoHi Lieut.. ItF nance, i MI
lppine Scouts, and family; Second
Lieut.. G. W. Price, Philippine Scouts
Mrs, Eliason and daughters, Mrs. NJ. p.
Miller and daughter, Miss Newer, Miss
Ashton, Mrs. \. II. Willis, Charles
Baker, \, +. Dahlstedt, W. T. Gilooley,
T. Coombs aud family. +. Stevenson
and family, J. C. Dow, Mrs. A. J..
Helm, Mrs, j. Il. Harding and child,
Mrs, j. \, Green and child, N. y. Cor.
ton and family, p. Il. Dwyre and fam
ily, Miss =, d, German, Miss c. @.
Schult2o Miss NJ, Berry, Miss II. G.
kucster Miss 4. Kirkpatrick, Ord.
sgt, Ralph Handel Ord Sgt. Ernest
llippe, Sgt Frst.class Francis Moore,
Hospital Corps, aud family Mrs. q,
p'Cpip, Mrs. J T. Head, Mrs J, g,
Hudson, Miss Elsa Schmidt, Miss Per.
nit Mrs + NJ May aud two children
W. j, Ellis, w, y. Burroughs.
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