The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1914-07-28
Six Hundred In Line.

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When the regiment formed in column
for the march at half-past eight O'Clock,
the field, staff, non-commissioned staff,
eleven companies and medical and hos.
pital corps detachments numbered thir.
ty-six officers and Ave hundred and
sixty-two men, divided as follows:
Eight field and staff oficers -Lieut. Col
VIM. r. Riley; Capt. Jas A. Thomp.
son, adjutant; Capt. A. w. Nicely, in.
spector Of small arms. practise; Capt
Geo. B. Schrader, quartermaster: Maj
Gustave Rose, commanding the Second
Battalion; Mai. M. M Johnson, com.
handing the First Battalion; Capt. r.
Nv. Warham, commissary; First Lieut.
John w. Kanaeholo, battalion adjutant
Company A-Capt. II. p. o Sullivan,
First Lieut.. p. M. Smoot, thirty.nine
enlisted; Company B-Capt. Paul S,'per
Second Lieut.. A. J. Lowrey, forty.five
enlisted; Company Capt. j. M. Ca.
mara, First Lieut.. l.. r! Medeiros, Sec
ond Lieut.. G.. X. Stein, fifty enlisted;
Company D-Capt. w. V. Kolb, First
Lieut.. +. w. Wiehman, Second Lieut.
g. Sehaefer; Company E--Capt. C. M
Coster, First Lieut.. John Hilo, fifty.
six enlisted; Company First Lieut.
M. r. Houghtailing, Second Lieut.. j.
Lemon, forty-two enlisted; Company
Capt. b. f. Kane, First Lieut.. L. X
Kane, Second Lieut.. VIM. N. kama
ffty-six enlisted; Company H--Capt. L
] w. Redington, First Lieut.. J. G. Lo
seventy enlisted; Company K--Capt. J
w. Cook, First Lieut.. w. AHA, Second
Lieut.. e. X. Chung, forty-two enlisted;
Company L--Capt. W. +. Young, First
Lieut.. w. K. Kaluakini Second Lieut.
Philip Espinda, fifty enlisted; Com panJ
M-First Lieut.. II. M. Moorehead, Sec
ond Lieut. j. X. L. Cushingham, fifty
seven enlisted; Medical Corps, Capt. r
W. Benzj Hospital Corps, twelve en-
listed. .a. ~ y. s,ss
The non-commissioned staff officers Of
the regiment who accompanied the regi
ment into the field are Regimental Ser
geant Major II. II. Williams, Regi
mental Quartermaster Sergeant L. b
Reeves, Color Sergeant Albert X. Lucas
Battalion Sergeant Major VIM. N
Patten. ... TN.
W. Took the Hill.
By the time the regiment had beel
formed for the march, the wagons hal
been loaded and the blanket roll
placed on the wagons. In eomplianc
with the orders issued several day
previously from the national guar
headquarters, the actual work was n1
dertaken the moment the regiment lief
the armory. An advance guard forms
tion was taken up, companies @ and !
under Major Rose forming the advanc,
This formation was maintained unit
the head of the column reached tn
/ northern end of MoaDalna park. The IL
structions to the advance guard con
mander were that the advance woul
be opposed as he neared his destinI
tion, and he made his dispositions al
cordingly, Captain Redington's Chimes
company was on the point Of the az
vance, and opposite Moanalua Valley
combat patrol was sent out TO cover III
left flank. under command of LieuteI
ant Lo.- This patrol flanked sma
detachment of Captain Robert Nj
Cleave's company Of the Second InfaI
try, which was in position along I'll
front of the advancing column. Capital
Redington and his lieutenant beliey
they could have swept away the oppos
tion had it been an actual combat. M
being provided with blank ammunition
Lieutenant 10 was unable to attract tn
attention of the regulars after he ha
gained their right rear and before hi
, manenver had accomplished anything
Captain Redington had come into col
tact with the regulars on his front. No
" is up to the umpires to decide jus
what would have happened, how an
why. Captain Redington is proud Q