The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-11-08
Remains of Late Governor Cleg-
horn Placed Beside Those of
Wife and Daughter.
THE FUNERAL ONE OF PoMP
Government Officials, Army and
Navy, and Consular Corps
Were Represented.
tFrom Mondays Advertiser.)


While drizzling rain drifted down
Nuuanu Valley from the Pail and fell
lightly upon the stately monuments to
Hawaii IS royal dead in the Mausoleum
grounds yesterday afternoon, the casket
bearing the remains of the late Hon
orable Archibald S. Cleghorn were
lowered to the beautiful tomb of the
Kalakaua dynasty and placed in the
crypt reserved for it near those of his
beloved wife and daughter, the late
Princess Likehke and the Princess Ka-
iulani Only q few months ago Mr..
Cleghorn stood at the top of the steps
leading to the tomb and watched the
caskets of his beloved lowered and
placed in the crypts and the ceremony
left him strangely agitated, for there
was the yawning opening of the crypt
into which the casket bearing his le-
mains must some day also be placed and
a marble slab fastened before it, never
more to be looked upon by human eyes.
The funeral of the late Mr.. Cleghorn
was official and was under the auspices
of the Territory of Hawaii. On behalt
of the government and Governor Frear,
Secretary of the Territory Mott-Smith
and Chief Clerk Henry O'Sullivan had
charge of the arrangements both at the
cathedral and at the tomb, as well as
arranging the order of the procession.
At two o clock the casket reached
st. Andrew s Cathedral from Ainahau
the home of the Cleghorns for many
decades, and was met at the entrance
by detail of eight Hawaiian police
officers, who carried the casket into
the cathedral and placed it in the chan
eel, where the honorary pallbearers had
already assembled in the chancel
These were Judge Sanford B. Dole
Justice A. S. Hartwell, Colonel c. P
Iaukea, Rear Admiral Corwin P. Rees
u. S. N, Hon. w. o. Smith, Honorable
Cecil Brown, Z. I. Spalding and I. Give
Davies. Preceding the casket into the
church was Rev. Canon Ault, who Off
ciated at the cathedral and tomb ser
vices, assisted by Rev. John osborne
Rev. Leopold Knoll and Rev. a. Hall
4 Following the caskets were relatives ant
mourners including Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Robertson and Mr.. and Mrs. Jane
Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger with tn
sons and daughters of the mourners
The chancel was filed with beautiful
floral pieces, that of the Queen s Hos
pital trustees of splendid red iXoras,
cross composed OF Nords SEM ny -his
Helen Robertson and another piec
from the Pacific Club, being conspicu
GUS.
The pews nearest the chancel on tn
left of the main aisle were occupied b
the officially invited guests, includin
federal and territorial officers, Real
Admiral Yashiro and chief of staff o
the Japanese training squadron, VIII
accompanied Consul General Seniel
The latter as we'll as the British consu
Ralph g. E. Forster, Wore their tu
consular uniforms, the japanese navf
officers wearing their uniforms OF Whit
Other members of the consular corr
were A. de Sousa Canavarro, consu
general for Portugal; Liang Kwo VIM
consul general for China; w. Pfotel
hauer, consul for Germany; A. Marque
consul for France; F. A. Schaefer, ac
ing.consul for Italy; Georg Rode
consul for Sweden; R. F. Lange, cons,
for the Netherlands; H. NJ. Won Hol
consul for Belgium; Wilhelm LAM, co
sui for Mexico, and Bruce Cartwright
consul for Peru.
A score of members of the Pacit
Club, of which Mr.. Cleghorn had bee
president for many years, attended
q body.