The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1903-07-14
THE LAST
SAD RITES
WERE SAID
Large Concourse
at kaWaiahaO
Church.

Kawaiahao church was filled will
the concourse that assembled at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon for thu
funeral services over the remains O.
the late Judge Wilcox. great crowt
also being gathered in the churchyare
and approaches to the historic edifce
Much the larger proportion Of the
assembly consisted Of native Hawai-
ians, though there was a representa-.
tive attendance of people whose ma
tivities are in every great division Of
the globe. That the community al
large should thus join in the last
tributes of respect to the departed
worthy was to have been expected from
the general tokens of public mourning
displayed during the day. Flags were
at halfmast upon all of the Territorial
public buildings as well as floating
from private flagstaffs all over town
and the masts of inter-island steam
ers.
The pulpit platform and the floor
adjacent were transformed into
beautiful garden with palms. ferns and
flowers, interspersed with numberless
floral emblems Of earthly esteem and
immortal hope. There was large
cross Of white flowers standing over
the head of the casket. this being a
beautiful work # polished wood and
crystal lid Of oval form. Palms and
ferns were placed on either side OF
the entrance to the auditorium.
Rev. H. H. Parker conducted the
services, which consisted Of the sing
ing Of hymns, reading of Scripture and
prayer. There vas no discourse, but
Mr.. Parker made tender illusions to
the depart d in his prayer offered In
English. Rev. Kamakawiwoole Of Ha-
makua, Hawaii, read a portion OF
Scripture and offered prayer, both In
Hawaiian. The second hymn was
Nearer my God to Thee" and 1t was
sung beautifully in Hawaiian by ka-
waiahao church choir. t.
At the close of the services the Ter
ritorial band, in he Churchyard, play
ed sacred tunes while the funeral pro-
cession was being organized. High
Sheriff A. M. Brown, Deputy Sheriff
c. f. Chillingworth, Senior Captain
Parker and Deputy Sheriff A. McGurn
assisted at the church door as ushers
and outside in regulating the arrange
ments. rr. tt th
The widow was supported by her
brother in law, Senator S. w. Wilcox,
in leaving the church. Geo. N. Wilcox
and Mrs. Henry Wilcox came next,
followed by Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Wilcox
The pall-bearers were: ". o. Smith,
president, and j. L. Kaulukou, vice.
president of the Hawaiian Bar Assoc
citation; A. NJ. Brown, High Sheriff;
Henry Smith, Chief Clerk of the Judi
ciary; VIM. Henry, warden of oahu
prison; VIM. r. Castle, Chas. Lucas
and David Dayton. A platoon of police
acted as body-bearers and guard OF
honor. The line of carriages following
the hearse extended back to the church
from below Capitol square. Interment
was in Nuuanu cemetery, where the
services were simple and the band
again played.
Among those noticed in attendance
were Governor and Mrs. s. B. Dole.
Treasurer A. N. Kepoikai Secretary
G. r. Carter, Attorney General Lorrin
Andrews, A. T. Atkinson Superinten-
dent of Public instruction; Or. y. L.
Rodgers Secretary of the Department
of Public Instruction.; Justice A. Perry
of the Supreme Court, Judge NJ. M.
Estee of the U. S. District Court, Judge
J. T. De Bolt of the First and Judge
w. 8. Edings of the Third Judicial
Circuit, U. S. Marshal z. R. Iendry,
Collector of Customs E. r. Stackable,
Judge p. l.. Weaver of the Land court,
Tax Assessor Pratt, former Attorney
General e. p. Dole, Prince David Ka-
wananakoa, Hon. Sam. Parker, Rev.
o. H. Gulick, Rev. o. p. Emerson,
Henry Warehouse, p. C. Jones, Card
ner X. Wilder, Thos. w. Rawlins,
Oliver Stillman, Alex. Young, Arch. "a.
Young, C. Won Hamm, Chris. Holt, NJ.
p. Robinson, Jas. Lyle and wife, An
drew Brown, Geo. p. Castle and wife.
John Mott, j. d. McVeigh, w. Mac
farlane, Fred. Wundenberg, H. J..
Nolte, Miss Nolte, M. d. Monsarrat,
August Ahrens and wife. Cant. John
Ross, p. Muhlendorf. Eben p. Low,
Henry Holmes. w. NJ. Langton, Col.
W. F. Allen, A. G. M. Robertson, Mrs.
L. A. Coney, w. H. Coney, August
Dreier, T. ]. King, e. S. Cunha, F. j.
Tesla, Henry Hogan, DR.. N. B. Emer-
SON, W. L. Stanley, Enoch Johnson,
Nv. G. Parke. Chester A. Doyle, A. C.
Lovekin, Arch. Sinclair, John Holt,
Sam. C. Dwight, T. r. Lucas and wife.
Mrs. w. F. Drake. NJ. T. Simonton,
Henry E. Highton, ]. A. McCandless.
F. A. Schaefer. Judge A. S. Hartwell.
u. S. Commissioner E. A. Douthitt. J.
!ghtfoot, Judge c. F. Hart, DR.. Clark,
Albert Raas, Registrar Thos. G.
Thrum. c. w. Booth, ], A. Magoon,
Captain, F. d. Walker. A. r. Cunha.
Jos. G. Pratt, ]. ID. McInerny. C. L.
Rhodes and wife, w. ]. Forbes, ]. F.
Hamburg. Senators H. p. Baldwin. d.
p. r. Isenberg, j. d. Paris, Palmer p.
Woods. W. C. Achi and Nakapaahu,
Reps. S. F. Chillingworth, C. A. Long.
Frank Andrade, r. w. Aylett. e. A.
F. r. Greenwich. ]. X. GAN
dali and ]. d. Lewis. Geo. C. Beckley,
C. w. Ashford. Edmund Hart. VIM.
Blaisdell. Gus. Rose. Sam. Nowlein, s.
X Kane. ]. W. Girvin, Col. ]. H.
Soper, Major ]. C. Potter, A. F. Cooke.
Capt. VIM. Tell. H. F. Bertelmann. F.