The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1891-09-07

position little to the right OF the
foot of the coffin.
The funeral services were opened
by Rev. f. G.. Beckwith, d. D., pas
tor of the Central Union Church,
reading in an impressive manner por-
tons OF Scripture. The hymn, my
faith looks up to Thee" Palmer, was
sung by a select choir from the Ka-
waiahao Seminary, the voices blend
ing in sweet harmony; Miss Patch,
music teacher at the Seminary,
played the accompaniment on an or
gan. A fervent prayer and bene-
diction was then given by Pastor
Beckwith, the services closing with
rendition of the anthem, by Baur-
bach, 81 heard a voice." Miss Patch
again assisting at the organ.
Her Majesty, the Princes, and the
ladies-in-w waiting now retired to the
Blue room, preparatory to taking
carriages to the Mausoleum. His
EXceiIency the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Hon. Sam'l Parker, took pO-
sition at the head and Hon. G. B.
Wilson, Marshal of the Kingdom, at
The foot of the coffin, either side being
lined with stalwart retainers of the
Royal Household. The assembled
audience dispersed for their car
riages. On the command being
given the heavy enclosed casket was
lifted from its position and carried
down the steps of the Palace to the
hearse and, in few moments after,
the earthly remains OF the Prince
Consort was carried onward, along
the path whose mundane glories lead
but to the grave.
Among those present not otherwise
mentioned, were the Hon. A. f. Judd,
Chief Justice and Chancellor of the
Kingdom, and Mrs. Judd; Hon. r.
f. Bickerton, Judge OF the Supreme
Court; Their Excellcncies Samuel
Parker, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
G, n. Spencer, Minister of the In
terror, and Mrs. Spencer, j. Mott
Smith, Minister of Finance, and the
Misses Smith, w. Austin Whiting,
Attorney-General, and Miss Whiting;
His EXceIency j. l.. Stevens, Z. 5.
Minister Plenipotentiary, and Mrs.
Stevens; Senior A. de Souza Cana
varro, Charge d. Affaires and Consul
General of Portugal; Major J. III.
Wodehouse, British Commissioner,
and Mrs. Wodehouse; Mons. G. M.
&, Bosseront d'Anglade, Commits
>ioner, and Mons. Vizzavona, Chan
cellor of the French Legation; Mr..
Masaki, Diplomatic Agent and Con,
sui for Japan; f. A. Schaefer-
(Dean), j. F. Hackfeld, II. F.
Glade, c. Alec, II. Renjes, H. W.
Severance, }. H. Patty, II. W.
Schmidt and Mrs. Schmidt, +. e.
Macfarlane (actipg Consul for Den
mark) being consular representa-
tives of other countries.
Among the members of the Privy
Council ard ladies present were:
Col. w. f. Allen and Mrs. Allen, j.
O. Carter and Mrs. Carter; W. ID.
Alexander and Mrs. Alexander; j.
I. Warehouse, jr., and Mrs. Water
house, j. B. Anterior, S. M. Damon,
A. n. Trip and Mrs. Trip, G +.
beckIey and Mrs. Beckley, j. Ena,
4. Fernandez and Mrs. Fernandez,
II. Kuihelani, J. Richardson, Paul
isenberg, IT,, John A. Cummins and
Mrs. Cummins, Miss May Cummins,
Mr.. I. Cummins, Junius Kaae, and
Mrs. Kaae.
Among the members of the Legis-
lature and ladies we're: Hon. j. 5.
Walker and Mrs. Walker, W. Ii.
Rice and Mrs. Rice, j. NJ. Horner,
+. c. MacfarIane, II p. Baldwin, G.
O. Berger, II. A. Widemann and
Mrs. Widemann, w. II. Richard.
Others present were: Postmaster
General and Mrs. w. Hill; Auditor
General and Mrs. Geo. j. Ross;
Deputy Collector of Customs and
Mrs. Geo. f. Roardman; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
&. Allen, Mrs. James Campbell, Mrs.
Riemenschneider, Miss Davis, Messrs.
NJ. p Robinson, Gideon West, B.
Whitney, j. W. Pratt, George Nc
Lane, T. X. James, Henry Hebbard,
f. p. Hastings. F. S. Pratt, Henry
n. Castle of the Advertiser and a
representative of the BULLETIN.
THE PROCESSION.
The procession started about $50
O'Clock, when minute guns began
belching forth from Punchbowl.
A detachment of police numbering
10 pioneered the cortege. They
were in command of Capt. Robt.
Parker, assisted by Sergeants ID.
Kekona, Nahoolewa, Makaila and
Kaiena. They wore their new uni
forms and won the admiration of on
lockers by their military bearing and
fine appearance. At the head of the
detachment rode the Marshal of the
Kingdom, Hon. Chas. B. Wilson, on
n0ble-lOoking animal, with Police
Court Prosecutor Gardner X. Will /
der on his right and Deputy Mar
shall J. A. Mehrten on his left, both
well mounted and in uniform. Head
ing the police was drum and bugIe
corps. The police have been drilled
for some time past in military tactics
under Captain r. Parker. and the
mi itary precision with which they