The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-06-11

Docking is Awaited
As the awaited steamship passed
up the hafbor basin toward the pief
thd sound of tramping feet could be
heard, and. the street before the wharf
assumed o martial appearance as sol
drers, foot and horse, moved into pShiI
ten, TO act as honofiTguasti dfoF the
secretary on his first entrance to the
city.
4 dOuble line of guards occupied the
ecnter of"the wharf where Governor
Pinkham awaited the cabinet ofiebr.
With the Governor were BrigadiSr.
General a! p! Blocksuni, u. SjEA., de-
partment commander and Lieut. Cox
Henry G.! Merriam, u! s. 40 chief tof
stat; Nearby was Delegate KaIapi-
annOle.
The secretary Of, the interior. bare
hdGded; stood on the deck of the steam-
"r and recognized many of those on the
wharf, particularly DELEGATE Kalania-
ranl". StnrOHBdihg the cabinet mem
her we're Mrs. Lane and their daughter;
Edgar G. Bradley the assistant. secte.
tary Of the interior and Mrs, Bradley
and Lathrop Brown, Mr. Lanes spec.
inl assistant and Mrs Brown, and
Glenn M ShaAer, private secretary ito
Mr.. Lane, Among tie island officials
and those who were delegated to Of
frially greet the cabinet officer at quar-
antine were Governor Designate GIL
Mccarthy, Collector of Port NJ. A.
Franklin, Postmaster ID. II. MacAdam,
Collector of Internal Revenue Hatha-
wayr United states District Attorney
$. F.. Huber. InspectOr-in-ch charge of I'm
migration X. l.. Halsey, Robert W.
ShingIe, territorial War Savings Stamps
director; Lieut. H. H. Crishy, U. s. n;
representing Rear Admiral George
UlaplS. rommalfdatt Of Pearl Harbor
Naval StatiOn' Lieut.. Chauarey Cleve-
land representing General Blocksomj
and I.iatenARt Porter. representing the
Governor. Delegate KuhiO missed tho
launch bat was among the first to
greet the secretary as he came down
the gahgphnk.
Proceed to Hotel
The secretary and family. with Gov.
orRor Pinkham entered2tb6 latter au-
tomObile and with all.the. party in ma
where the troops, consisting of coast
cavalry, presented arms. r.
Major Hugo Pifz,, commanding the
pr"visionnh regiment, gave the order
to march and the Coast Artillery baad,
playing a spirited air, led the prScfs.
sion up. Fort Street and into Bishop
Street. ~ :
Tue visitors were interested in the
scenes along the route aud q number
of people who had turned out to greet
ia" serretarg.r Although not knowing
III" exact hour when the cabinet Officer
WIS to arrive. Honolulu citizens were
not out in such full force as usual on
sw"b occasions.
The troops swung into. regimcutal
front ON tue Eva side of Bishop Street,
presenting arms as the secretary pass
I'd 10 the hotel entrance. -.
The entire party and committee went
T." the rarlor of the Alexander YOUNG
HVt~1! where an informal receipt on was
h"ld, ,bht the first thing. tRe secretary
di1 was 10 hHvP q Gniet talk Witk the
CO. rrn"r lasting about ten minutes
Thea ,oonupied visayis-ehair, am
the others. understanding the necessity
a." move or less confidential chat lcf
thrnI avert.
rte o"""pt"~,. hnd rired that he dix
.,n' i,r a"vthng in he way of pro
~ fer his Stnv arranged or put un
T." 'rnv uutiI his arri wi. and part q
NJ ,,.r' ..spiinU with the GuvernH
." frl nj. request.
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