The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1902-08-02

today of the late Marquis Salgo
Tsueunuchi who held the posts Of
Fun Admiral and Field Marshal
aud who had recently been Invested with
the Grand Gordon of Merit and promoted
ia the Junior Grade Of the First Rank
fJnichii, prior to his demise, was one OF
he most imposing functions ever wit
,essed in Tokyo II was attended with
me highest pomp and much display. The
,.ortege which chiefly consisted OF mill
tary and naval officers and men, ieIt the
deeeased's residence at Mesuro at p M.
The procession continued over two miles.
A great concourse of people crowded IN
The streets to view the funeral A guard
u honor consisted of a regiment OF imam
try from the LIST Division, two battaiions
Of marines, including artillery and oand
belonging to the Yokosuka Naval Head
quarters and beside those there were one
battalion of Infantry, one company OF
cavalry from the Guard Division des-
ostehed under special order from the
Srhrone These naval and military guards
are nearly equivalent to one DIVISION Inc
sysrsnips Izumo and Tokiwa- winch are
now in Shinagawa Bay having come from
Yokosuka on the 10Th inst, haII-nlasteo'
!. f,refs minute guns from the time when the
&5rocessfou left the late Admiral mar
y1ion The order of the cofteSe- was W
Advance guards; 90 company OF tne
Guard Infantry: (3) Naval pano' SD MN,
~ Guard: C5) Naval guard go Naval
srtjllerv. cO a Cleya Japonica with now
trs. Isl two Cleya Japonica with fruits; ny
ped and Waite banners; Qe) sacred
offerings; Old Shinto Priests; cd banners
bearing inscriptions; Obj Japanese anu 4
F,opeien Orders; QD Coffin; tl5) Cnlet
Chief Directors tQ1 InS
ft1nction); On Directors; Qs) Associate
Wourners. ue) Relatives; (2D naval
n,ard; CID military guard; 90 an Ipis
tauh: ez3, common mournerS. Inc Cniei
of the Directors Of the 1unctlon was
,nipal ytscount Ito, Chief OF the bureau
~ naval Command, and the Directors IN
.l,,asd yice-Admiral Saito or the Navy,
ERear-AdyaaraI Ramimura, Second IN inc
Naval Command Bureau and eight hisnel
naval officers Admiral Viscount ITO, AZ
,,;,al BARON Inouye, Vice-Admirals Anoo'
Arfu,a. Ito, Ariji, and Arima, ana Fa q,
1oaster-ffeneral Murakami acted as pai-
bearers. from the Navy and Genelsi
Count Nozu and Lieutenant-Genera NJ
-,lki from the Army; Commander Nahaiio'
md nine other naval officers were bearers
- .ne deceased's decorations. The ma
-ioe guards above referred to were oe
allied from the Fuse, Ch1nyen. AInssi'
,rakachiho, and Saiyen as well as tne nav
Il Barracks, Torpedo Division, ana Gun
merry Training STATION at -.
eiuding eight guns The force was 49, ~ :
the command of Captain Sakamoto OF the
lSatsi-asf The number OF those ~no
we're present at the Aoyama Cenieteiy .
sghere the funeral service took place -
ga q. M in accordance with the Snii,eo
ties Wss estimated at 1900 inciuoihg sns
Guards of honor. The gathering ihciuieu !,
M the Cabinet Ministers, PrlVy anu
{rnDrt Councillors, besides Marqulses ~
Yarnzgata. Oyama. Almost all the Ioreisn
! l.es..tions i'm Tokyo were represehteo os
hAr Ministers or Secretaries; All tne
,aval and military attaches were seen III
Aovar,a. A number of foreign reslue.l t
anne down from Yokohama 1t Is reeAes =
s,,,pSrauous to say that Representatives =.
= M the Crown Prince ana FIl nltNH,
md those of the Princes OF the Dioo'
we're present. - ,ro.
Imperial Chamberlain do1yo s.o5,s
eee4ied today at 10 a m to the go,
mansion presented the bereaNeu k...,.Ic,
nth Y. 5000 towards the funerai iui l'l
s,,d rracious rescript from the Throne
The rescript profoundly recogli@9Iu -
distinguished services rendered py en.
ATE MARQUIS who had occupied uiAici - ~
IMPORTANT military and civil posts, al -. -
ne espoused the Imperial cause on ~
occasion of the Restoration episode. So
7rd Yamanouchi of the Empress a'so
oairea TO the Meguro mansion wien ny
contributed Y 1000 towards the 1ui i
fuuds Y. 800 was from the crown rIIlio
Araons. the foreign guests at the -
we're Mr.. John A. Ferguson, oarflsI -.
law of Toronto, who is here as ~
Representative of Canada; ana N :.
Graham. Cow. Trade Representa.iNe =,
Zealand who attended from uotiNes :.