The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-06-15

Vited guests had been planned NV Aley
ST M Macintosh, in whose hands n
was placed. and to his efforts were due
the excellent arrangements for the re-
.epuon and making comfortable of
those whom the Government designed
to honor
The Special Guests.
On the special platform to the left
OF the inaugural stand were seated in
the oroer of their respective ranks:
MRS Sanford b. Dole, MRS. T.. A, Mott
Sfnith, Mrs. ). Nj. Damon, MRS henry
Il. cooper. BEHIND them and ON the
opposite side of the inaugural stand
| We're other members Of the Government
accompanied by ladies. Among them
We're Seen Consul and Mrs. F. A, Schae-
fer, non. and Mrs. F. M t1atch. Hon.
and -..s. w. o. Smi..l Hon. and Mrs.
1. r. Lansing, Justice Whitney. ex-JJ.
,. consul General Haywood, Juoge and
MRS. ~. l.. Stanley, Judge Antonio
Ferry, the Misses Perry. High Sheriff
| and Mrs. A. M. Brown, Au...or and
Mrs. II. G. Austin, DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Grew. Judge George A. Davis, Post
master and Mrs. Oat, Collector and
mrs. Stackable, President of ASoard of
Health Z. Il. Wood, Mrs Wood. Prof.
and Mrs. w. D. Alexander, Hon A.
u. M. Robertson, Hon. and Mrs A.
1. Atkinson, General Hartwell, Colonel
ana MRS. Ruhien, Captain Merry. u. s.
~; Major Ennis, u. 8. A.: Colonel
Fisher, French Consul H. Moet, British
commissioner and Mrs. W. H Hoare
Consul and Mrs. H. w. Schmidt, Consul
ana Mrs. J. F. Hackfeld, Chinese Con-
sui Yang Wei Pin, Vice Consul Goo
Kim, Spanish Consul and Mrs. l.. F.
Alvarez, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Porter Boyd.
Mr. and Mrs. HI. Focke Paul Neumann.
Japanese Consul General and Madame
M oaito, the Misses Young, Mr.. and
MRS. W. ;. Chance, Mr.. and Mrs Flint.
Mr.. andrew Smith. Portuguese Consul
Canavaro, Bruce Cartwright, II. r.
Macfarlane. Mr.. and Mrs. T. R. Walker.
Hon. and Mrs. p. e. Jones, Hon. and
Mrs. c. Bolte. Hon. Mark Robinson.
hon. and Mrs. John Ena, Hon. and
Mrs j. l.. kaulukou, Hon. A. ". Gear.
Hon. A. =. M. Robertson, Hon. and Mrs.
ID. p. r. Isenberg, Hon. and Mrs. w. C:
Achi, Hon. and Mrs. John Mott. Hon.
and Mrs. S. X. Kane, Hon. and Mrs.
Gonsalves. Hon. and Mrs w. F. A zen.
Hon. and Mrs. Cecil Brown, Hon. and
Mrs. j. A. McCandless, Hon. and Mrs.
Henry Waterhouse, Hon. and Mrs. w.
{. Wilder, Hon. and Mrs. j. N. Wright.
Hon. and Mrs. w. H. Rice, Hon. and
Mrs George n. Wilcox Hon. and Mrs.
humane, Hon. and Mrs. F. s. LYMAN.
hon. and Mrs. A. N Kepoikai, Hon. f.
Northrup, Hon. III. l.. Hostein, Hon. H.
Z. BALDWIN, Hon. A. Hooking. Hon. r.
2. Richards. Hon. j. d. Paris. Hon. w.
z. Hot, Hon. ID. II. Kahaulafo Hon. A.
- Loci ebe~stein, Hon. L. l.. Nee nd ess.
Hon. S. X. Kaeo, Hon. A. S. c eghorn.
Henry Snith, nIr. a~d Mrs. J. f.
Rohart Wilcox. Rev. s. Timoteo, D. Ka-
lanokaiani.
How the Crowd Grew.
Some of these were late in arriving,
but the common paop,e secured places
3f vantage early. When the appointed
line came tie grounds OF the cd Pal
ace from the steps on the WAIKIKI side
Wen out toward the gates at hing
street We're fined
A sea Of faces, white, brown and vel
LOW. fal-s aAd mop Qilg ma dix srcnlefs
shone III the burning sui ght There
VAS stroLg teApt,,,io.. tv nee wnen
minutes passed and the thousands who
stood In tae full glare f the he Ii o b
oeca1ne packed together by the euorts
r All 70 reach the nearest point to the
reviewing stand.
Those who had seats reserved in the
stands came in carriages and afoot.
me cohSu.S and reDrese. 4tatiVes of the
.orelSn goveramen drove Ieisdrely to
ne scene aad were escorted to their
positions, while ladies anG gentlemen.
tEice holders under the Rep .biic or
Provisional Government, prominent
coyailsts and visitors from abroad were
seated alongside OF them or in the
inairS on the broad ianaIs.
IL was past 10 o -.ock Wen the active
)articipators in the historic event of
ne Inauguration of Hawai- s first Gov
4rnor appeared. Sanford B. Doe, VINO
Fas TO raiinquish the title of President
-that he had so long and honorably
1eld-for that of Governor, came first
rom the interior of the building. He
was accompanied by Ernest Mott
smith, retiring Mi"ister of Foreign Af-
fairs: exapder Young. retiring minis
ter of Interior; Henry ic. Cooper. retir-
l3g Attorney General, now Secra ary of
lne Terr tory. and Samuel Mills Damon.
retiring Minister of Finance: Cher
Justice Frear; Edmund p Dole, Attor-
ney General; Alatau T. Atkinson. SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction: A.
T. Hawes, Jr., Private Sacr-tary to the
governor, and Rev. Mr.. Timoteo. Chan
iain. Behind the Governor were STAFF
Officers Iolonel J. II. Soper. Colonel
l,urtis P. Iaukea and Captain J, w.
Pratt.
The Opening Prayer.