The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-10-28
COMMUNITY PAYS TRIBUTE TO ESTEE
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companies Artillery from Camp Mckinley
brought into the city in three of the Rapid Transit Company
They arrived Aakea promptly at o'clock and formed there
church. where they awaited under the
services the church, and later took their places in the procession
Worshpu Master Lewis IT, conducted the masonic services IN
church. My Thee sung the choir and then
the solemn three taps the Master Mason the members OF the order
Lead Kindly Light with the beautiful
blending marked the hymn Further responses
ending with the impressive SO Mote BE OF the mason was fo
lowed by prayer and abide With Me-"
The Rev W. NJ Kncaid who acquainted
judge and with him in his last Illness then delivered eloquent
eulogy.
ectey and the Rev. Kncad offered last prayer closing with
special nterceon for the widow Of the deceased The Masonic bne
dcton delivered Inv Grand Master evils closed the services and led
by the Knights Tempar those who take in the procession
left the church. Behind the lodge members the caet borne
coffin, by H Wngate Miss
Ryan, Miss Handy Mrs Lake Mrs c. A. Gabraih Mrs. W. B. Ma
ling Mr. and Mrs f. W. Smith were among the mourners
The services throughout distinctly Masonic and feature
which attracted good deal OF attention that Worshpu Master
Lewis wore his hat throughout the services the church. according
lodge that the Worsp Master
shall keep his hat during the services though all others be
ered and this rule carried into the church
Dole followed by his staff walked the
and then Admiral Terry and Captain Rodma
foreign Chief Justice Frear Judges Robinson De Bolt
and members of the bar.
along windows large people
watching the procession The Knights Tempr were conspicuous with
their pumed hats and black they marched with precision The
Mason Odd Fellows and Knights OF Pythas also in the1
uniforms and added much the mpressveness the line The police
and military made another noteworthy feature
AS the hearse passed along the rongs the sidewalks
raised their hats There genuine respect and mourning the
onookers and the place Judge Etee had public
tested again by expressions appreciation his
acer and sorrow over his taking away.
Among those in carriages Admiral Terry and Captain Rod
Mrs W. B. Mailing Miss Handy Mrs E. A. Douthtt Chief Jus
ce Frea Attorney General Andrews Judge De Bolt and A. c.
Robertson Judge Kepoka Land Commissioner Boyd Judge Weaver
Among those line addition those the membership of the
various organizations which took the Bar Association from the
ranks of the bar group lawyers headed by W. Smith pres
dent of the Bar Association Following him Judge Kauukot
and T. McCans Stewart Judge Lindsay, A. Mahewman F. Chill
ngworth, General Harwel, C. L. Clemens, E. A. Douhi Judge
Stanley A. Magoon W. T. Rawns T. l. Dillon, Frank E. Thomp
son and others.
i A slight shower fell during the early part
of the silk hats and handsome uniforms threatened but the
didn't last and little damage done. ~
The procession wound its slowly down Aakea King
and along King River thence Hackfeld
Alameda lay Here the band took position wer
it is usually stationed play off while the Masons ODD
Fellows formed in long line behind them. 1t solemn
day. Instead OF the usual of gaety eis and there
silence and mourning Mrs. Esee accompanied Miss
number Of friends board early Many friends called with las
arewe the bereaved who bore herself bravery Past
ter Andrew Brown board and the body
Francisco deliver the lodge of which the late judge
Der
At San Francisco there will be another service charge
Masonic lodge of which Judge member The
allowed Hawaiian friends of the late judge gather
to his memory before the body LETT the islands At San Francisco
tves and brother odgemen and friends of all will observe the
rites before inerment.
The last ceremony Hawaii the wharf. While
stood around the uniformed odgemen and the band
the deck the waiting signals departure
band struck subdued the strains Aloha
carried forward and
hole into the hold of the flag arranged the por
hole that the Judge the shores OF HI
wal as he would have wished, under American flag
OF the greatm
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lows judge the wise counselor
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