Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-09-27

Chief Executive had been thrust so un-
eSpectedly. With silent salute they
greeted him. and with them he mingl-
ed his tears in sorrow for the dead.
Among the hundreds Of other dis
tinguished persons who were In at
tendance upon the funeral services
were Governor Gregory of Rhode ISL
and, Governor Yates Of Illinois. Gov
ernor Hill of Maine, Governor Crane
Of Massachusetts. Governor Aycock OF
North Carolina. Governor White OF
West Virginia. Governor Stickney OF
Vermont and Governor VOORHEES, OF
New Jersey. Colonel Stone represent
ed the Governor Of California. The
diplomatic corps was represented in
part as follows: WI Ting Fang. Chi
nese Minister: Mr.. Takahira. Japanese
Minister: Senior Calvo. Costa Rican
! Minister: Mr.. Aspiroz. the Mexican
Ambassador; Chekib Bey. the Turkish
Minister: Mr.. Leger. Haytien Minister:
Gerard Lowther. charge dAffaires Of
the British Embassy, whom King Ed
ward has specially commissioned to
participate in the services as his per-
sonal representative: Captain Louis
Bailey of the Royal Navy. who repre-
scented the British Embassy: NJ. de
Margerie. Charge d'Affaires of the
French Embassy. who was designated
by President Loubet to act as his per-
sonal representative at the obseouies
of the President: Senior Pulido. venez.
uelan Charge d'Affaires: Mr.. Brun.
Danish Minister: Santo Thyrso. Por-
tuguese Minister: Duke de ARGOS,
Spanish Minister, and Mr.. Grin, swe-
dish Minister.
Among others present were Chief
Justice Fuller and Associate Justices OF
the Supreme Court Brewer. White.
GRAY and Brown. Senators Hanna and
Foraker OF Ohio Allison and Dol,iyer
of Iowa. Clapp and Nelson of Mime
sofa. Cullom and Mason OF Illinois
Platt and Depew of New York Mall
| lorv OF Florida Tillman of South Car.
! DINA. Gallinger of New Hamnsbire
Plat Of Connecticut Fairbanks NJ In
diana. Frye Of Maine Snooner NJ VIE.
consin. McCunber OF North Dakota
and Daniel of Virginia. many Renre.
sentatiyes Including Long of Kansas
Henderson Of Iowa and Richardson n,
Tennessee: all the members of the
Cabinet. Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Hackett Assistant Secretary n,
War Sanger. and many other nromi.
nent department officials. Admira'
Dewey Rear Admirals scb,ev Mel.
vile. Ramsay. Evans and Crownin.
shield: General John r. Brooke. com.
mander of the Department OF the East
Geenral Fitzbuub Lee and many othel
distinguished officers of the Army ant
J Navy; former Senator German q,
Maryland. George p Cortelyou. score.
tary to the late President: former
Secretary of War Alger. former Attor.
ney General Griggs. J. Pierpont Morgan
Of New York and John Kasson.
At the conclusion Of the funeral SER
vices in the rotunda the casket lid was
removed in order that the immediate
friends of the dead President might
be afforded the comfort of n last
glance at his features, and that the
people might pass the bier for the
same purpose. At 1890 the crowds be-
gan to pass through the rotunda. and
during the six hours in which the body
was lying in state Il Is estimated that
! 5000 peopIe viewed the remains.
Just at / o'clock a frightful calamity
was narrowly averted at the east front
OF the Capitol. For hours the vast
throng of people had been massed in
front Of the Capitol awaiting an onpor-
tunitv IN enter the rotupda When tho
doors we're onened TONS of thousands
of neonle rushed almost franticaIIv IN
tbe MAIN staircase rho noIice and
military guards we're swept aside and
almost IN n twinLIing tbere wos a fro
mendous crush AZ the foot NJ the great
staircase Tbe immense tbronp
event haorword and sorr,ord lilo tho
sursing n, n migbty seo women and
cbiIdren n ,ou n, tho Iat,er hahos In
orms wero caught In tho crowd and
MANI were hodIv burt strong mon
hoIJ oh,,dron on, oyo, n,or,on hIoh
,hov. ,ho hoa,s y, ,bo c,raina orouS.
10 rrotoct tbem from, hodi,v ham
nesnite tho ofyorts - no no,,ce an,
military and cooler boads in tho
tbrong onnrovimate,v n bnndred Non
Mo woro IN ,rrod Soro -, na r,or.
seriousIy burt were carr,ed irto tho IN.