The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-02-07
in MEMORY Of
KING AND PRINCE
POntificaI Requiem Mass for
POrtugaI's Royal
Dead.

Solemn funeral services for the late
Don Carlos, King of Portugal. and
Prince Don LUZ Philippe, were held
yesterday morning at 1870 o'clock al
the Roman Catholic cathedral. The
attendance was very large and the SER
vices were of the most impressive
character.
The services were held at the initi-
alive of Senior A. de S. Canavarro,
| Consul General for Portugal. They
consisted of Pontiical requiem mass,
and the liberia, or absolution. In the
mass Monseigneur da Silva, Bishop of
Trajanopolis, was the celebrant, with
Father Matthias assistant priest, Fa-
Their Francis as deacon, and Father
Stephen as subdeacon. During the
services the Bishop of Zeugma was
throned at the right of the altar.
The cathedral was appropriately dec
grated for the occasion. In front of
the chancel was the catafalque. cover
ed with black cloth, displaying the
royal ermine. On the end of the cata-
falque facing the congregation was the
coat-of-arms of Portugal. Surround
ing the catafalque were many candles,
with a few palms. The reredos be-
hind the altar was covered with the
same figured black cloth that covered
the catafalque, except the tabernacle
within which the host is kept. This
was draped in purple. Along the front
OF the gallery balustrade, black cloth
was festooned. and the pillars which /
support the gallery were entWined with |
the same emblem of woe.
On the left OF the catafalque seats +
were reserved for the Governor of the /
Territory and the Territorial officials. |
Governor F,rear occupied the seat near
est the altar. Next him was Chief I
Justice HartwelI. On the right of the
as chief mourner was the
Consul General for Portugal, and his
family, seated according to
rank and seniority: Mkt Saito, Consul
General for Japan; Chang Tso Fan,
Consul connected with the Foreign Of
fee. for China; Acting Consul r. G. E.
Forster. connected with the Foreign
Office, for Great Britain; F. A. Schae-
fer, Consul for Italy; DR.. A. Marques,
Acting Consul for France; William
Pfotenhauer, Imperial German Consul;
w. LAM, Consul for Mexico; H. Focke,
Consul for Chile; Robert F. LANCE.
Vice Consul for Belgium; George Ro-
dick, Consul for Sweden, and T. Give
Davies, British Vice Consul.
In front of the catafalque, but at the I
right, seats had been reserved for the |
of the Army, Navy +
and National Guard, and of the United .
States Marine Hospital Service, and .
the prelates and ministers of other /
churches. To the right, in front of the I
seats had been reserved |
for Federal officials. The representa-
tives of the Portuguese societies were I
seated on the right of the catafalque, /
just behind the consular corps. These
societies were represented as follows:
San Antonio Society, by Alfred o.
Rosa, president. and J. c. Olivers, of
the board of directors; Lusitana So
ciety, Abel S. Nascimento, president,
and Vincent Fernandez Jr. of the
board of directors; A Patria Society,
j. f. Durao, president, and J. C. Souza
of the board of directors; Society Mar
tinho, ]. H. r. Viera, president, and
]. F. Souza, treasurer; Club Recrea-
two Portuguese, V. o. Teixeira, pres
ldent. His Majesty King Carlos was
President of A Patria So
ciety.
Judge Perry, assisted by J. MarcaI-
limo, A. Q. MarcaIlino, M A. Silva and
]. P. Rodrigues. had charge of the
seating arrangements.
With Governor Frear were the heads
of departments, Treasurer Campbell, i
Land Commissioner Pratt, Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction Rabbit,
Auditor Fisher. OF the judiciary there
were Chief Justice Hartwell, and AS
sociate Justices Wilder and Ballou,
and Judge Lindsay
Admiral Very with his staff, Pay
master Brooke and Lieut.. Fay, U. s.
M. C, were present in full uniform,
as was Brigadier General Davis, Ma
jor Dunning, 1t. Wrighton and 1t. |
McClery. OF the National Guard there
were Major Cooper, Captain Smithies, |
Col. John w. Short, DIR. Walter Brinck- |
erhoff and DR.. L. E. Cofer, represent |
ed the Marine Hospital service. OF |