The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-14

IInN hha iiANH ~ MN i4NA'"" N''
followed.
4 detail from q a. Brooss COMPANY
Uniform Rank knights ~ Prihit .
drcss uniform in charge ~ sf knigh
Captain Va Towse we're next in lins
They headed tho 40 90; sOcie'y dlylsloi
and we're followed by the Anc eDi Orde
lof FOfestsrs, Canoes iyodEe. The Sai
Antonio Benefit Society and ne Lusi
tano society came next
The Hawaiian societies followed. Tn
Aho Hui kalaialna members wer'
dressed in white. while those of kale
10 Hawaii ribbons were enyeloped II
black. At the head OF this society .
large crown OF green and yellow
draped with crepe. was carried by tw,
women. Then came the Aha Hui Alohs
Alma and the Aha hui Aloha Alma o nd
Wahine, followed by the Concordis
band.
The Engineer Corps, commanded b,
Mai l.angfitt. Adj,. Coolidge. Capt
Rukon. Capt. Draper, Lieut.. Tice and
Lieut.. Cooney followed, accompanied
by twelve buglers. Mai Potter, of the
Presidents staff, who had the process
sion In charge, came next, accompa-
MED by his aides. Mai. laukea, Capt
Pratt. and Capt. Wilder. The blue'
Jackets from the Scindia and the lro'
quois, under Lieut.. w. +. Stafford and
Ensign Rays, were next in line.
| United States Army wagons contain
| ing Col. Ruhlen, OF the Quartermaste'
Department. Major Purdy, Paymaster
Captain Lydig. OF the Commissary De
/ artp Cant Eia11 Gshfal
Engineer J. II. Rowen, Assistant Pay.
master c. w. Penrose, Surgeon F. NJ
Furlong, Cadet ID. c. Horner, of the
Scindia; Ensigns B. b. Bierer and g
f. =. Stone, Of the Iroquois.
First Regiment, n. G. H.-Lieut..
Col. Jones commanding, Capt. John
Schaefer, Maj. c. B. Cooper, Capt. w.
G. Ashley, staff officers; non-commis-
stoned staff, Wall, Rumsey, Stackable
and Elvin; Government band, Capt
Berger; drum corps; Major Mccarthy
OF the First Battalion; Capt. Louis
Kenake, Acting Adjutant; Company b,
Capt. r. II. Petrie; Company G, Capt.
Wilcox: Company J., Capt. Ludewig.
Second Battalion, Mai. Ziegler, Lieut..
Forster, Adiutant; Company c, Capt.
]. NJ. Camara; Company II, Capt. +.
y. Murray: Company u, Capt. Berg
strom; Company A, Capt Paul Smith.
DR.. f. l.. Miner and DIR. ID. G. ST.
Walters followed by the clergy-Rev
w. NJ. Kincaid Hiram Bingham, Jr.,
Rev. Pearson, Rev. w. A. Gardner
Rev. b. l.. Howe, Rev. Leadingham
Rev. Gulick. Rev. Timoteo, Rev. Eii-
hara, Capt. Merriweather, Of the Sal
walton Army; Bishop of Panopolis and
Fathers Adelbert, Alloys, Julian, Fran
els, Matthias; surpliced choir, Bishop
and clergy OF the Anglican church,
girls of st. Andrews Priory.
Then came the hearse drawn by two
hundred and thirty natives. On each
Side of the hearse walked the pail
bearers. Left. II. Boyd. Esq; +. A.
Schaefer. ESQ.,; Hon. II. T. Cooper, 7.
Give Davies, Esq; S. X. Kane, Esq;
William Haywood, Esq; Andrew
Adams, Esq; right-Hon. J. w.
| Robertson, J. II. Wodehouse. Esq. 4:
| Hon. J. o. Carter, Hon. Samuel Parker
| +. NJ. Swanzy Esq. Hon. Geo. w. Mac
farlane, A. b. Loebenstein, Esq.
On the outside Of these walked the
kahili bearers and wavers. The larger
kahili bearers included Keola Keiki
Kinikake, Duke Kahanamoku and Wal.
| waiole. The golden ball-bearers were
ID. X. Unauna and A. X. Hoapili. The
smaller kahili carriers consisted OF J
NJ. Kea, L. II. Hart, J. l.. Holt, John
Jones, J. A. Aeong, C. b. Dwight
Charles II. Clark, NJ. 4. Silva, Henry
West J. *. Kanepuu, John II. Wise
and A. Kaleikau.
Behind the catafalque came the car
riage containing Hon. 4. 5. Cleghorn,
Mrs. J. w. Robertson and Mrs. J. II.
Boyd, followed by the carriage of the
eX-Queen Liliuokalani, the carriage OF
Her Majesty The Queen Dowager with
Prince Kawananakoa, Prince Kalania-
naole and wife.
President Dole and wife, and Col.
Soper came next, followed by Minister
Is. NJ. Damon, Attorney General Smith
and minister King in carriages.
Then in carriages came the follow
ing: Chief Justice Judd, Associate JUS
tice Whiting, Special Agent Sewall,
Consul ieneral Haywood and wife, DR..
Carmichael, w. c. Wilder, President OF
the Senate: John Lot Kauukou, Speak
er OF the House: British Consul-Gen-
eral w. II. Hoare, eX-British Consul
General w. j. Kenny, Mr.. +. w. Mae
farlane and wife, Goo Kim and Wong
Kwai, the japanese Consulate officials,
Chinese Consul, Spanish Vice Consul
II. Renjes, Belgium Consul II. Focke,
Swedish and Norwegian Consul II. w.
Schmidt, Judge Perry, Judge Stanley,
Judge Wilcox and wife, Mr.. II. NJ. Dow,
MIR. Bachelor, Miss Carrie Along and
Mr.. Along. Mr.. John Dow, Mr.. Donald
Ross, Senator Cecil Brown and wife.
Mr.. Charles Creighton and wife, and
hundreds of others. The general public
on foot and on wheels brought up the
rear of the procession.
The procession In the order named
marched into the cemetery, the gates
OF which We're decorated with long leis
OF lima. Inside the societies formed.
On one side OF the Mausoleum the
Engineer Corps and on the other the
n. G. II. were drawn up.
The hearse and the carriages OF the
monrners were stationed directly In
front OF the Mausoleum.
When the clergy came forth from the
Mausoleum the crowd began to leave.