The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-02-26


4tep, hdid "eyea fighiih and cahe 70
fhg sRlnte as eeRpetehtlg 20 their Older
|3FothersS One little fellow with eyes
Ifight,-he was d file kloser--steppedli In
70 hole few inches deep and was
almost lost TO sight, the crowd good
naturedly appiauding him.
seapisns oyer CITY :.
= Then as the crowd was about to
lisperse came the deOne of seaplane,
piloted by Major Harold NJ. Clark, Z.
5. A. From afSr 6t bad come high up
in the blue, 5fromsP Pearl Harbor.s Straight
over the. ciH IL few, directly over the
heads Of the multitude in Palace Square
aud straight ON toward Waikikiy the
two great circled stars on, the under
side Of the lower plane showing dis
tinetly. The great mech anieal y bird
ciicled around and came over the
square again, flying low and, making
another sweep over, the heads Of all,
the pilot this time; releasiBg several
eayly rolored balloons which Travelled
fast in the machipe's wake and were
finally lost far out Mt sea, The Boy
Scouts led in the cheering for the b.
plane. eE
Then the seaplane fiewlstraight bach
toward its military nest, became n
mere speck in the sky, the crowds dis
perscd, and the military part Of the day
was done. * ~.
In the reviewing stand besides those
mentioned were Colonel, woodward,
Colonel Schofoid,. Colonel gCaTnahan,
Major H. O. Merriam, Major and Airs.
G. W. G. Decring, LieuteHant TuohyI
Colonel MettIer, Colonel Ebert. Major
and Mrs Dougherty, Major Charles b.
I. johnson. Lieutenant Wiser, Senator
Won Holt, consul for the 5Netherland s!
and Mrs. Won Holt > l.. NJ. ,Eettleson;
consul for Norway; K. M6roi, consul
general for Japan; the Chinese consul,
Col, C. J. Mccarthy. territorial treas
! urer.
Those Who Marched, y, :, r.. q.
Mai. John Randolph of the, end In;
fantry and Lieut.. Oscar w. Gibson, ad5
jutant commanded the provisional Iegi,
ment that headed the ntRrc1srs The
regiment wa scomposed, of one battalion
regiment was coniposBd of one battalion
of. the 25th Infantry. ! The formation
was by column Of pIatoons,s three
squads each, which gave the column
! twelve men abreast. : :rts tS@j
Capt. Walter Phelps, re, command. i
ed the list, Company with Ljeuta Harry
W. Allen, R. G., Fred RawsOn, r.. g.,
and Joseph 'Carso, R. G, Capt. Lewis
Abshire, r. CO. commanded the End
company with, Howard Culbertson, R.
c., Henry 0'SuIlivan, r. C. and Harold
| Morian, regular army. Capt. Harvey
Cassidy, r, c., commanded the third
company with Lieutss Wilhelm Andefi
son, X. c., Albert Lpdeman' aud Wade
johnson, regular army. Capt. Lewis B..
Withers, B. c., commanded the 4th
regular army and Harry f., Phillips
and Jesse Ames, r, c, r
Maj. W. s. Holiday commanded the
18th Infantry. battalion, with Lieut.,
willard c. Ross as adjutant. The com.
manders Of the, companies Of this bat,
talon were: Company B., Capt. Samuel
J. Heidner and Lieuts. Frank f. Hin.
ton, d. o., L., and Abner T. Longley,
W. II. 'MOhundro and Harry Henry,
R. G.. Company D, Capt. James H Bar
bin and Lieuts. c. T. Cleveland and
Stanley SatteTwhite; Company c, Capt.
Johu D. Easton and Lieuts. Robert +
White and Robert b. Granthamj Com
pauy A, Capt. Lewis +. PEgel aud
LiPuts. R. B. Walker and c. F. Kearney.
Maj Harry d. Blasland of the LIST
Infantry commanded the second pro-
visional regiment of infantry consist.
ing of one battalion of the LIST Infantry,
Vne battalion Of the 3rd Infantry and
| a provisional battalion of the Coast Ar.
ltillery corps made up of troops from
Fort Rugcr, Fort DE RuSsy and Fort
Armstrong Lieut.. William c. Hanna
was adjutant. The First Infantry band
led by Band Leader +. J. Jenkins
marched before the battalion.
The battalion was commanded by
Maj. Charles NJ. Blackboard and Lieut.
A b. Clark, adjutant. The companies
in the order of march and their com.
mandcrs were: Company l., Capt. Frank
J. Riley aud Lieut.. p. II. Sperati;
Company VI, Capt. Harold Stafford, r.
G.. and Lieut.. STANLEY H. Black; Com
pany |, First Lieut.. COrlay W. Cutchin
Company X Lieut.. George r, Bettin.
All Organisations Seen
Maj John d. Burnett commanded
the battalion Of the SIND Infantry. The
companies in the order Of march and
their commanders were; Company H
Capt. &, Bankhead and Lieut.. JOSEPH
H Suerken; Company f, Capt. Carl l.
Cohen anil Lieut.. Alexander r. Robert
son, n. A.; Company +, Lieut.. JOIN
/, ". Tarnosky; Company G, Lieut., b
+. Morton.
Maj. William W. Hicks, c, A. G. n
. A. Of Fort De Russy commanded tn,
; Coast Artillery battalion with Lieut.
Dennis Donovan, adjutant. The com
: panies and commanding officers ,were,
! First company, Capt. J. c., Haw, For
. Kruger; Lieut., Ernest Kuehn, For
Armstrong and Lieut.. Roper; secoH,
= company, Capt. James Hunter, For
: Armstrong; Licuts. A. y. Binford, For
! Ruger and Robert u. Courtney, For
Armstrong; third company, Capt
Charles r. Heron, Inf. X. c. and Lients
Ballard f. Webb, n. A., Fort Kamehp
meha and Lieut.. s o. Bridgens, N. A
Fort De Rpssy; fourth company, Capt
Louis Deckert, C. A. g. Y. A., For
: Ruger with Lieut.. Charles NJ. Bassett
Fort Kruger.
. Several thousand persons filed, tn
a grandstands in front of the, CapitG
= | grounds and fTinpel KING Street 10