Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-02-10
LAST EARTHLY HONORS
Funeral OF Hon. Hermann A. Widemann
Yesterday Afternoon.
Great ConcourSe Of Representative People Of
Honolulu Full Account Of Services
and Special Music.

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Widemenn. AT $3.50 o'clock the
Catholic cathedral was crowded
to the doors, and cosmopolitan
throng stood in the yard and ad-
jacent streets. In the front pews
sat President Dole, Attorney Gen
eral Smith, U s Special Agent H.
M. Sewall, U s Consul General
VIM. Haywood, Vice Consul Gen
raj w Porter Boyd and wife, and
Major Geo G Potter,
Others present were: JB
Atherton, president, and j Gordon
Spencer, secretary, of the Cham
Der ofCommerce; Charge d'Affaires
Canavarro of Portugal, L Suhr,
John Ena and wife, Robert Lew
ers, Judge @ + Hart, j l. Kaulu-
kou and wife, + M Hatch, Circuit
Judge Perry, Circuit Judge Stan.
ley, Rev Alex Macintosh, II W
Schmidt, John A Cummins, H
Renjes and wife, Alex Isenberg,
Deputy Attorney General Il P
Dole, Marshal Brown and wife,
Paul r. Isenberg, W L Rowell,
Col John ii Soper, Capt A s Bar
ker Of the Oregon, Clarence Mac
farlane, Col Geo w Macfarlane
aud wife, M d Monsarrat, L D.
Tenney, I'll @ Austin, S G Wilder,
G P Wilder, Mrs L X Wilder,
DIR Raymond, CM Cooke, WI
Rice, ii E Mcintyre, Cecil Brown,
Professor w d Alexander and
wife, Miss Chamberlain, John
Phillips, Rev j osborne, Chief
Clerk Henry Smith of the Judi
ciary, Chief Clerk John 4
Hassinger of the Interior,
w n Armstrong of the Adver-
tiser, Daniel Logan of the Bull
LETIN, DIR G H Hubby, Edward
Hammer, L s Douglas and wife,
M Phillips,E Spalding, II Lose,
II n Crabbe, H Il Waity, Prof
Theo Richards, j j Sullivan, L L
McCandless, ID McCorriston, j f
Eckardt, w NJ Graham, III A Par.
melee, Jas II Boyd, A Q Lovekin,
j M Webb, Chas A Bon, j 0 Car
ter, j o Carter Jr, S X Kane, L
M Vetlesen, Rev o II Gulick,
Chas Hustace, G Hustace Jr, Geo
7 Kluegel, l. W p Kanealii, s f
Chillingworth, Arthur Wall, Robt
Cation, Fred Whitney, Chss
Creighton, w A Henshall, T
r Lucas and wife, Mrs Walter
Hill, j M Davidson, G
Bolte, w Lishman, Theo
Wolff, A st NJ Macintosh, Ed
ward l. Marshall, DR. McGrew,
W NJ Giffard, H NJ Whitney, Jr,
L S Cunha and wife, DIR II V
Murray, Il J Nolte, J A Hopper,
w l. Hopper, T J King, ~ ~ u
Robinson, W W Hall, W @ Parke,
@ B Gray, Wells Peterson, j W
Podmore, w Il Baird, Carl Nett,
G Won Hamm, Arch Young, Robt
Halstead, John A McCandless,
John Cassidy, A Il Murphy and
wife, Mrs p M Lucas, and great
many others of various national
tiles.
Ed Dowsett, Edmund Stiles, G
E Smithies and Lionel Hart were
the ushers. A Il Murphy and
Fred Weed took care of the gal.
leries
A squad of police % strong,
undrr Captain Holi, was drawn
mp as guard of honor on the
street in front of the cathedral.
Accompanying the hearse from
the house was platoon of police
as body bearers. Marshal Brown
and Senior Captain Parker at.
tended in full uniform. A mount
ed patrolman was present to regu.
late vehicles.
The casket was borne up the
aisle, attended by the pail bearers
who, as announced in yesterdays
issue, were: Minister s NJ Damon,
August Ahrens, Godfrey Brown,
Justice W A Whiting, b F Dill.
bingham, j + Hackfeld, F A
Schaefer, DIR McKibbln, H Focke,
DIR Miner, s @ Allen and Senator
G N Wilcox.
1t was what is technically call
ed black cloth draped cesket,
with silver handles running
lengthwise. The name plate was
inscribed thus: Hermann A.
Widemann; Born Hildeshelm,
Germany, December "a, 1922;
Died Honolulu, Ell. L., February
7, 1892"