The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-02-16
The Procession.

Undertaken H. H. Williams led the
procession as it wended its way from the
Palace, with Marshal G. L. Hopkins and
two aids, who were followed by about
fifty police. The St. Louis Band came
after the police who in turn were fol-
lowed by about $50 pupils dressed in
black and white uniforms, from the st.
Louis College. These preceded 100 from
the Kamehameha schools all dressed in
grey. deputation from the Royal
school followed by a large number from
the various public schools came next in
order. The general order was then az
follows: representation of girls dressed
in white from the Catholic schools; an
other from the English schools; boys
from the Oahu College; Chief Engineer
G.. B. Wilson, assisted by Secretary
Henry Smith, Assistant Engineer George
Norton, and John G. White, Fire Mar
shall, kept the different companies in
splendid order. No. 5 of the Fire
Department, Chinese company, Chang
Kim, foreman, of seventy members,
dressed in black and blue uniforms;
Protection Hook and Ladder Company,
Henry Kaia, foreman, numbered TWEEN
ty-five in the procession; Company No.
| 2, fifty-eight members, Jas. IL. Hunt,
| foreman, J. w. Mcdonald, assistant fore
man; No. 1, H. E. c., comprising
fifty-four members, Robert More, fore
man, J. D. McVeigh, assistant fore
man, and George l.. Ritman, cap
tain of hose; Fire police twenty-five
| in number; Thos. Krouse, Captain ,Chas.
Purdy, Lieut., Larry F. Dee, Sergeant;
| Company No. 4. of Hawaii, Kings Own
Military Company, forty-eight members
in red and black uniforms, in charge of
First Assistant William Keawe; Myrtle
Boat Club, under Captain A. q. Robert
son, added twenty-five to the line; over
one hundred members of Chinese
Society preceded about one hundred OF
San Antonio Beneficial de Hawaii; Portu
guese Benevolent Society; representa-
ton of the American Legion of Honor
Uniform Rank, K. of p, thirty-fve
members in beautiful uniforms; G. J
Mccarthy, Captain, c. w. Zeigler, S
K. Lieut., G. T. Wilder, S. K. Herald
H. J. Gallaher, acting 5. K. Guard
J. l.. Torbert, S. K. Sentinel; Geo. w
De Long Post, contributed forty-tive t.
the column then twenty G. A. r.. sixty
in number formed the Masonic deputa
ton; about fifty Hui Kalaiaina; large
number of teachers and members of TIVE
Liliuokalani Educational Societies; owe
400 delegates from the Hooulu and Hooll
Lahue Society-ail dressed in black
formed considerable part of the process
sion; Hale Naua Society, an organiza
ton for reseach of Hawaiian antiquities
| dressed in white with yellow capes AM
aprons, carrying emblems of their order
composed of fifteen males and thirty-si.
females; Col. G.. 2. Iaukea, who ha,
3 general supervision of the procession
j., with Col. Samuel Nowlein, Capt. r. w
f Parker and Mr.. t. p. G. Cummins a
aids, dressed in white and mounted
Charleston Band; large number c
r marines, with arms reversed, unde
r command of Capt. Sheppard and aids {
the Charleston Charleston sailors; TO
: lowed by detachment from the Mohi
). can, then from the Nymphe; Hawaiia
Military Band, under leadership of Pro
e I'll. Berger; about ninety of Househol
4 Guard proper and of Kings Own Volur
!. teers for the occasion, dressed in whit
}, and blue stewards, ohuas, King
e retainers and intimate persona
q friends; Rev. DIR. Hyde, Rev. E. q. Becl
with, Rev. S. E. Bishop, Rev. O.
l. Emerson, Rev. FL. FL. Parker headin
l. the Protestant clergy and students OF th
!. North Pacific Missionary Institute; HI
e Lordship Bishop OF Olba and the clerg
= of the Roman Catholic Cathedral; So
! pliced choir from ST. Andrews Gait
r edral; Clergy of the anglican Church
His Lordship Bisliopof honolulu; King
>, charger, led by two of the Kings coacl