The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-04-24
PAIDT0
Deceased
CONSUL
Imposing Funeral Services Held
for Senior Antonio de souza
canavarrO, Representative in
Hawaii Of Portugal MANY Not
ables Attend Services at Church
and at Grave.

INC lhneIul Oh the labe 4 Bennof
Antonio de souza Canayarro, Portui
guese consul general, yesterday morn.
ing. Although the day opened with
min squalls and a high wind, the wea.
Their was splendid from the time the
services began until the late adiplo-
mat g remains were communicative their
last resting place in the Catholic Gene
terry on King street. AZ 4
The remains were borne from II. II.
Williams undertaking parlors to the
Catholic Cathedral at haif.past eight
Q 'eloek, the easket being rested IN the
center Of a space below the altar and
flanked by the sections reserved for the
consular corps, the Governor and other
Officials. A large Portuguese flag
.lrapea the coffin, on which reposed 4hs
consul general naval hat and sword.
Beautiful set floral pieces. and other
flowers were arrayed about the coffin.
On the sides were two rows Of potted
palms in the midst Of which iiared six
large candles. The main and side al,
-tRrs of the cathedral were dressed In
black. On the fiag.draped caslSet rested
some exquisite orchids from Mr.. Cana
varro IS close friends, Mr.. and Mrs. s.
M, Damon, and some beautiful sprays
Of white ,stephanotis, sent by his, grind
child, Miss Swanzy.
Solemn Mass Celebrated.
A solemn high requiem mass was
celebrated ibv Reverend Father Maxi
min provincial, assisted by Reverend
Fathers Reginald, as deacon and Rev.
erend Father, Rodrfgues as sub.deaeo on.
The mass was sung by the choir with
Reverend Father .Uirich and Madam
Alapai as sploists. The music was sol.
emn and well rendered, the organ and
the voices OF the choristers blending
tunefully and filling the big cathedral.
Every seat IN the church was occ9piedl
Funeral Procession Impressive.
The funeral procession was large and
impressive. Long after the head i Of the
procession rounded from Fort into King
street the rear end was still forming
on Beretania street, above the eathe,
dral The line of march was arranged
by Major J. M. Camara. The order Of
the procession was as follows; tsl
Mounted Eolce;
Royal Hawaiian Band;
Portuguese societies, including mem.
beers Of Court Canoes, No, $40. Ancient
Order OF Foresters, Soeiedade Lusitana
Bepefeente de Hawaii, Sociedade Portu.
gueza de Santo Antonio Benefeenfe lie
Hawaii, SOciedade de Soceorros Mutiios
a, Patria, Sociedade BenevoIente Auto.
monica Michaelense; ~
Officers of the Lusitana and Santa
Antonio Societies and the pallbearers
in Carriages;
Reverend Father Stephen;
Hearse, thanked by a police guard 81
honor under the command of Capt,
CHARLES Baker,
pr. LUZ r. Gaspar, Portuguese con,
sui ad interim, accompanied by Mrs.
Gaspar, as chief mourners;
Dir, A. Marques, executor;
Thousands Watch Procession.
The passing,of the funeral proc ession
was witnessed by thousands Of persons
all along the way. AT the cemetery q
vast eonconrse awaited the cortege,
The remains Of the deceased Were in
TERED to. the right of the main entrance
Of the cemetery. The grave was coy.
cred by mass Of beautiful floral
pieces, fashioned of flowers Of every
description. a suitable monument will
be placed over the grave, a. tribute Ia
the late consul general 8 memory by his
fellow cOuntsymen from all over the
Territory. While the amount necessary
for the monument could easily be Oh.
tanned in Honolulu, it is the wish that
I'll Portuguese in Hawaii be allowed IA
contribute toward the cost of the memo,
rial.
The pallbearers were Antonio Perry
Antonio ID. Castro, Manuel A. Consul
YES, James b. Castle, f. Nj. Swanzy
and Allan Herbert. Members OF tbs
consular corps present at the eathedra
services We're i. A. Schaefer, represent
ing Austria Hungary as acting consul
aud Italy as consul; R. L. +, Gordon
representing Great Britain and ireland
Georg Rodiek, German consul; Thomas
Y. Sedgwick, Spanish consul; g. ]
Hedemann, Danish consul; j. W. Wal
dron, Gillian consul; Low M. Yetle
sen, Swedish consul; w. LAM, Mexican
consul; DIR. A. Marques, consular agen
for France, vice-consul for Russia anC
| consul for Panama, Bruce Cartwright
Jr., consul for Peru; Tsz Huan Wo,
and Doctor III, representing the Re
/ public, Of China, and II. Arita, JapRnes
acting. consul. t&t.
| Among the dignitaries present wer
Governor Pinkham, Col, j, w. Jones
\ Judges William y. Robinson and vii
liam l.. Whitney, many federal, terri
torial and municipal officers, Rev, A
". Soares, judged, NJ. Monsarrat, Fran
Andrade, A.. Lindsay Jr, W. o. Smith
i j, p. Mendonca, A, u. g. Atkinson,
A, Aranjo, Dir. and Mrs. l.. r. Gaspa
and others. X
The ushers who attended to. the seat
ing were John Mareallino, Vincen
Fernandes Jr., Jose ", Fernandes, Jos
| G. Sousa, Lionel p. @. Correa and Isaia