The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-05-12
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REGIMENT
"F"ComparyWins
the Silver
Cup.
ATTAIN SAMUEL JOHNSON ana

carried on the prize silver cup. The
company rolled up the surprisingly
high percentage OF ss with the Hawaii
m company under Captain Nahora-
Hipa close second with rs per cent
Three regular army officers were the
Judges. and were critical with every
manouver executed, yet all confessed at
the conclusion OF the drill that i Com
panys showing was almost perfect
shortly after o'clock Capitol square
was bordered by "A dense mass OF hui
mainly. a Gordon of police keeping IL
clear from the Eva end of the opera
house to the Eva side OF the square
and Richards street. The grand stand
at the latter end OF the square, which
was profusely decorated with flags, was
occupied by Acting Governor Cooper,
surrounded by his military staff, ofii-
GERS of the army and navy, officials OF
the Federal and Territorial govern
mcnts. representatives OF foreign coun-
tries. and a large number of ladies'. In
the front row were Governor and Mrs.
Cooper. Admiral Merry, u. s. N. Hon.
John Barrett, Commissioner General OF
the st. Louis Exposition, Captain Rod
man, ". =. N; Captain Williamson, u.
8. A.: Major Davis. Y. 4. A; Mrs. Da-
Wis. Chief Justice Frear. Justice and
Mrs Galbraith and Mrs. Robert VIII
cox. and near by were japanese Consul
Mkt Saito and Mime. Saito. British
Commissioners Hoare. Mons. Vizzavona,
French Consul: Senior Canavarro. Por-
tuguese Consul; Paymaster Hall. Y. 8.
N: Chinese Consul Yang Wei Pin.
Spanish Consul Alvarez and Mrs. AL
varez, Hon. A. s. Cleghorn.
Al 1870 the regiment. headed by the
government band, passed in review be-
fore Governor Cooper. With the regi-
ment We're the field and staff officers
and officers of the day, as fonows;
Colonel j. w. Jones, Lieut. Col. c. j.
Mccarthy, Major G. w Ieigler, Major
J. NJ. Camara, Major c. B. Cooper, sur
geon; Captain John Schaefer, adjutant;
Captain n. III. Boyd. quartermaster:
I Captain Thomas IL. Wall, ordnance Of
ficer; capt. c. l.. Garvin, assistant sur
geon: Capt. II. Il. Meyers, assistant
surgeon; Capt. Marston Campbell en-
gjneering oihcer; First Lieut.. Il. IL.
/ Wright, battalion adjutant; officer OF
the day. Major {. w. Zeigler, LIST Regi-
mcnt, \. q. H.: officer of the guard,
Capt. j. a. Thompson, Co. H., list Reg
mont, n. q. IL.
The regiment marched off with the
band to the Capitol grounds, and
awaited there the orders to appear
upon the field. The following order OF
drill was observed:
First-Co. A, Captain klemme com
handing; First Lieutenant F. a
El'liAHs 1NNo4lu isIthNtlSlA, Ia -
BtrnCt.
Second-Co +, Captain Samuel John
son commanding; First Lieutenant, j
W. snort, second Lieutenant, W. w
carlyle
Third-Co. II, captain l.. j. Nahora
Hipa commanding; First Lieutenant
J. Is. Mauloa; Second Lieutenant Thos
hakalla.
Fourth-Co. @, Captain GustaVe Rose
commanding; First Lieutenant, $. X.
kamalopii; Second Lieutenant, Daniel
hekaullke.
tlIth-Co. Il, captain w. X, Riley
commahuins' FIRST Lieutenant, j. H.
horhan' second Lieutenant, n. r.
Moore.
captain Earle ID. a. Pierce, First
lieutenant James T.. ROBINSON and
FIRST Lieutenant Harry w. Newton, all
II the Artillery Corps, L. 5. A, sta
TONED at camp Mchlniey, We're the
Judges, ana their rulings We're satistac-
, tory. Al the signal, captain klemme'
ropPanS marched down the square TO-
ward toe reviewing stand me mer
iuarcheu Wen nut In coming TO hal'
company front before the Governor
me llhe was crooked captain klemms
maze the mistake OF not dressing the
company before commencing the FAC
lhss' Whlch told against MN IN the per-
cehtases' Again When a street car
'"'he upon 'he pdldue EIouhu' directly
opposing lhe company front formation
Spishuld chance was gwen To make
use Oh the obstruction nhaheuNer OF SO
many t"urS from right to rear. In
stead hoth the car ana company Were
Drought To matt ana II was some time
before announcer order was gwen. The
result was loss OF points. The men
drilled steadily, however and showed
up We'll
the pride OF the regiment, Com
pany, under Captain Johnson, was next
on the held. AS the company came to-
ward the grandstand by column of
Tours admiration came from all sides
The lines were perfect, the marching
quick and active. heads and eyes were
held straight to the front, and when
the company swung into company
front, coming to halt an instant aft
er. with every rifle butt striking the
ground simultaneously, 1.-The crowd