The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-05-31

Norton, headed the column. The First
Battalion, consisting or Companies H,
Captain Murray 4, Captain Klemme.
E, Captain Hipa. and the famous CoIu
pany F, Captain Sam Johnston, were
under the command of Major Ziegler.
The Second Battalion, comprlsing COM
panies G, Captain Wilcox; r, Captain
Winant; C, Captain Costa were unSsr
the command of Major Cataara. fhey
looked we'll
The Kamehameha school. Bind fol-
lowed by the Kamehamehs Schoo, Ca
diets, under the command of Major
Wilson. their military Innstrnctor, were
next In order. and Resented a very
neat appearance.
The P. II. Brooke Company of Uni
form Rank. knights of Pythias, COM
pr1slng tWenty-fsur men. under the
command oil oaptain s j. SaIter, First
Lieutenant McKeague and Second
Lieutenant y Whitehead, were next IN
order, ana We're n.ach admired
Next Cine the members of the local
post OF the G. A. r. and their visiting
cofnraaes. Carriages had been proyid-
ca ier their use, as some of the mem
berS could not stand the heat and ex-
G Ton entailed by the long march TO
TIE cemetery. The veterans were fol-
f6wed by a number of carriages. The
first carriage contained the orator OF
the day, Thomas Fitch and the Rev.
G. l. Pearson The second carriage
was occupied by Acting Governor
Cooper and his staff. Adjutant General
Soper, Captains a. j. Hawes Jr., and
L. Kenake. The tss1sd carriage con-
= tanned Attorney General~E p. Dole
and superintendent of Public Works
James H. Boyd the fourth carriage
was occupied by w. H. Wright, the
Treasurer of the Territory, and Land
rd g
number of private carriages comprised
the remainder of the procession.
The following is the membership Of
the Geo. w. De Long Post. of this city:
L. Adler, Company A, Sixth Califor-
MIA.
John Bonner, Company E, Eighteenth
Ohio Infantry.
Theo. H. Boehme, Company G, Fifth
Missouri Volunteers.
Thomas Cary, Company C, First I'm
nois.
John D. Conn, seaman.
Jas. T. Copeland, Company A. Elev-
enth Indiana Infantry.
E. Cook, Company 1, Eighth New
York
George Deitz, Company D, Sixth Con-
necticut Infantry.
Chas. H. Dickey, Company C, Fourth
illinois Cavalry.
Charles Devlin, Company C, Tenth
Tennessee Cavalry.
w. L. Eaton, Company 1. Fourth
Michigan Cavalry.
NJ b. Emerson, Company HI, FRS
Massachusetts.
John w. Francis, Company K, Twen
ty-third Missouri Infantry.
r. Jay Green, Company B. Twenty
first Connecticut.
A. III. Hartwell, Company K, Third
Missouri Regular Cavalry.
G. c. Hewitt, Company E, Twentieth
New York Cavalry.
L. L. Lapieere, Company I, Third U
S. L. A
c. F. Little, Company G, Twelfth
Pennsylvania Cavalry.
Jas. o. Lutted, Company H, Twelfth
New York Cavalry.
William McCandless, Company
Second Iowa.
Samuel McKeague, Company B, Thir
ty-eighth Pennsylvania.
Manuel Marines; seaman.
a Charles Meinecke, Company Z, Firs
: New York Artillery.
Robert Nelson, Company H, On
Hundred and Twenty-third New Yorl
. Infantry.
!. !. f. A. Straut, Navy.
Fred Sherman, Company A, Sixtl
California Infantry.
George w. Smith, Company G., Fiftl
;. New York Volunteers.
u Fred Terrill, Company D, One Hun
:, dred and Eighty-fourt New York Vol
Z unteers.
l. John Thons, Company. B, Two Hun
l. dred and Seventeen Infantry.
William c. Wilder, Illinois Volun
teers.
l, William F. Williams, Company
II Eighth California Volunteers.
: The visiting members who partici
pated in yesterdays exercises were:
! Mr.. E. c. Chase, ]. E. Duff. Capt
d N w. Griswold, who was in the Thir
: tieth Massachusetts; George Deacon,
t. member of the One Hundred an
e Twenty-eighth New York Infantry, al
: from San Francisco; and ]. P. Sissor
"a who is a member of the Fifth Rhod