The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-06-20
REMAINS OF
DEAD PRINCE
Continued from Page One)

nate Olack ana Wnlte, ana mourning
streamers being suspended over the
entrance from the balcony.
AS soon as the casket containing the
remains was placed in the throne
room, a guard of honor, consisting OF
officers of the National Guard, to be
changed every hour, and of represen-
tatiyes of the various Hawaiian socie-
ties. to be changed every two hours,
were stationed about the casket, while
four sentinels from the National Guard
stood at attention in the four corners
of the room. This guard will be on
duty continuously until the funeral be-
gins
In the Capitol grounds this morning
from ten o'clock until noon the Ha-
waiian band, with muffed drums and
instruments will render program of
sacred music.
CHANGES IN FUNERAL Process
SION.
| Yesterday a number of changes were
made in the order of the funeral par
ade by the Marshal, Col. c. P. Iaukea.
In the first place, positions before the
catafalque have been assigned for the
various societies, who will march in
the order given: Kamehameha Aqua
tic Club, Labor Union o ma PooIa. Hui
Kokua anne Manawalea o ma Poola,
Kalama No. 1 Order of Kauikeaouli,
Ahahui Poo Order of Kauikeaouli, Hui
Kokua a Hookuonoono o ma Wahine
The members of this last order resent
very much the stories published to the
effect that they would not parade be-
cause of alleged Sights to some of
their members. The hui officers dis
claim any responsibility for the claims
of their members to official recognition
as either party chiefs or princesses and
further disclaim the reports of resent
ment over the failure of Col. Iaukea
10 recognize these claims. In conrec-
ton with this affair, the Princess
Theresa wrote to one of the govern
ment officials yesterday questioning
Iaukea's right or ability to determine
order of precedence, stating that he
was merely retainer in her family
and very subordinate to her in blood
and lineage.
SAILORS WILL PARADE.
1t was decided yesterday that ma
rines and sailors off the battleships
would take part in the State funeral,
thus recognizing the affair as official
by the Navy Department, as the Army
Department had already done. There
will be one company of marines in the
line tomorrow and four companies of
bluejackets. The detachment from
Fort Shafter will lead the parade di-
rectIy behind the Hawaiian societies,
while behind the sailors will march the
men of the National Guard.
THE FINAL DECISION.
The final decision as to the order of
the carriages following the catafalque
is as follows:
Princess Kawananakoa and Prince
Kalanianaole. Princess Kalanianaole
and Mrs. Fairchild, Her Majesty ex-
Queen Liliuokalani, Colonel and Mrs.
Samuel Parker, Secretary of the Ter
ritory and Governors Staff, Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, President
of Senate, Speaker of House, Justices
of Supreme Court, heads of Territorial
Government, officers U. S. Army and
Navy, Federal officers, members of
Senate, members of House of Repre-
sentatives, members of Consular Corps,
Circuit Judges, Territorial and county
officials, and the public
INVITATIONS TO-DAY.
In connection with the report that
the Oahu Board of Supervisors mem
bers were feeling sighted because no
official recognition of them had been
made so far in the arrangements, it was
stated at the Executive building yes
terday that there was no occasion for .
anyone feeling sighted as yet because
no official invitations had been mailed
and would not be until this morning.
The Supervisors will receive their in
vitations at the same time as every
body else, and the reason no invita-
tions have been sent them as yet is
because no invitations have been sent /
to anybody.
THE MILITARY POSITIONS.
The arrangements for thesoldiers and