The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-06-04
IN --r-oEY NOTES.

--# .z-E-l ONES connected herewith.
P1-s-1 8 3. II. the hour appointed
march 10 the Cemetery, large
--.--r % 51wers had been collected
& E--n-r Hal, the headquarters OF
s-- b. Long Post q. 4. Z. About
Dozen lsleS were employed al the
=s-z-11- IN constructing wreaths TO be
-=a - symbols IN the decoration cere-
z-1-es II the graves: and among the
-rz blossoms were roses, magnoias,
Lies. 1-Hz-iers, ferns. and other flowers
z-E pants. both exotic and native.
A-.r- m King street, between Fort
s--=a- ana Harmony Hall, was lined on
n11 s=s with people awaiting the
5---z-51- q the processi0ui and = few
-se after that hour. q squad Of eight
-s--=1 marching in line arrived upon
=1=-e- These we're so followed by
- E-vz- Band which took up a position
Il ---- -z the hall, then came the Of
s l5 native corps, and lastly the
E5zl-- Ei1e=-5ver 100 strong.
@s=s-z- uzneuvras we're gone through
5r-ae military corps; and finally the
procession wzs formed with the band
The police and native officers
- -az Honolulu Rifles third, and the
veterans ut Geo. W. de Lon. Post G. A.
81 lz--E-z- Wreaths Of flowers, last.
-s process on moved IN its
EAErH - THE CEMETERY
-la z1-=z-Lu1e % the pageant was very
imposing and the band. in its full
played appropriate music.
Tire --e -= march led up Fort street 10
Hotel street. thence along that street to
E--z-- s--=H---EEs changing the first
--a---- order EE avoiding Beretania
TIE march then proceeded up
street and continued through
E- --E--e ID the Cemetery-the
a-- appropriate airs ale the
houses gn the route were
American flags. ami all the
hacks and horses Ut the city
SO D. present upon the occasion.
== -Eere were thousands Of
-----E- E--ElEg on toward the
---=- -- Tl-kl-E by the side Of the
-s--
- reaching School street = runaway
caused 3 temporary anxiety but
procession was not lmpeded, and
proceeded zlszrely up the sleeper por-
- E THE grade
--LE- the cemetery, and until
L therein was reached, the
81 +. -. Il Il
-E corps marched to slow time
reversed Tie platform was
e south western division Of
cemetery and the procession entered
----LTas-zrn gate and filed
--E4- So the place appointed
IS THE CEMETERY
g. -ae George ". De Long
e. The LGEaL side of the
aud -l-a their seats IN front /;
opposite side the band and
---- took up their position.
er and the veterans. was
square area where were
r-l1~--ue whole COW
mantle u closely cut grass.
which w-s placed q cannon
-e-- -la- lrapad with Grape.
The crowd Of 0nlOOkers
-wal- and the several diyi-
PROCESSION and those con-
with the ceremonies, faced this
ra The platform was covered
l-1--r- and upon il were chairs
z---1u notation q the choir, and
= reserved il- the orator Of the day.
-E cEEE20SIES
with -E reading OF the memorial
the Aa5--lEt q Geo. W. De
z r.. including the me-
rider from headquarters appoint
lr % May as Memorial
-- L-l--l-der f. TlrriIl then
formula -s follows
The duty az today i Of I'M
-l4-ce- We meet TO honor
and 10 deepen our reverence
- % strengthen among
bond Of fraternity By re-
memory u experiences COM
81 encourage more gen
-l- our comrades who are
stress and .cr the destitute
THE Grand army to renew our
b loyalty 70 our country and our
md 10 emphasize III the minds and
- al who may unite with Is the
and duty OF patriotism. Il i
ez rrz- throughout our services
-- VII manifest the most cOur-
and -erer5It lec0Tum. Let our
Ean1--1lert b such that we
-r =7l--- Isl honor the graves We dec
-s memories We cherish, the hag
-H s- q the Grand ARMY 10 which