The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1883-05-30
UF iTH OFHER HIGHNESS RUTH KEEL
kJLANI, AT KAsLJA. HAWAII.

url not unexpected still the news that was
last SUNDAY morning, came upon the com
--r- A. somewhat Of n shock Her late High
H Bdth Keckolani had been iu failing health
f- .r ing time. and had rallied from the attacks
eI So 80 often before, that the community
u-aa u-t prepared to hear Of her death occurring
81. -n nly after the summons had come down 70
Honolulu for her nearest relatives 10 visit her.
'I HH-sars that for nyuc days before her death
"a. ~ fsliieiuss had been suffering from iuter-
rIifHi fever. She did not wish for friends IN
HOMO In to be needlessly alarmed, and II was
HtaHr her knowledge that n relation had written
rala-sfirc 9ueen Emma and the Hon. Mrs G. r.
n.alnH 10 prucrsd at once to Hawaii When the
vas coming down Her highness herscl had
Hac somewhat alarmed and sent Judge Hoaplll
non her friends. fortunately they had az
irted hy the LiLt'fls. The steamer arrived
a about 10 O'Clock in the night Of We'd
Nav ed. His Majesty, who was ON board
for hilo. went ashore with the party. DR.
IrH who had been specially engaged as Her
Il - ruedunl attendant. at once examined his
Hr and reported that no immediate danger
ua- M aTprehended: His Majesty therefore re-
TUNED n board the steamer about eleven and pro-
csa.5 % Hfla, Her HiChness, though IN n high
tCr u very weak was perfectly conscious and
express herself AZ very pleased TO sge her friends.
Shr pped asleep about k3n and woke IN an
lul gam dropped asleep, and finally reused
uhrI our. when she took some medicine. She
a LIZ 20 the attendants, she enquircd what had
I.aH q. thoss were her last words ON earth: shd
deep sleep from which she never awoke.
eeiully passed AWAY NJ nine O'Clock IN tnd
uf the 3ith There were present around
.tr hhed the Queen DoWarer Emma, Honl
mr a. Bishop DIR. Brudie. Mrs Rosa and a
Il attendants. A. soon as the news spread
sr though the district Is n very sparsely sct1
la large parties Of natives came pouring la To
f1aH - look nj the Chieiess whom thoy 80 much
aiIrrrsl and who such link 20 the Great
hau ulehns, Preparations were immediately
mala e bringing the body 10 Honolulu, and wertI
farul els completed before the arrival Of thd
on Saturday morning. The melancholy
c1ra- embarked At A. NJ. oi the a;th. reaching
ru Unrt early on Sunday morning. The coiiiis
pa. rncr removed 10 the handsome residence on
,.a street and was placed IA the main drawing
ru Thew n nt present remains; guarded day
.al q BY six native men, who constantly wayci
Nah,'is
r,a ntive population loudly expressed their
f,. nd sounds Of wailinC might be heard
flaI.b1ui the day.
-densisnd that the funeral wilt take placo
frra d.
Ar he {sE materials az hand Or. Brodie was
10 keep tiss body m fair state of preserya-
-iur nearly 90 this port. Since the transfer
nl dy frUn the first receptacle to The leaden
HasH be post morten changes have been rapid
ESQ dchar friends from viewing slle body. The
cJnhIn enclosing the dead body OF the deceased
Princess Ulll remain IN stats" ON Thursday aud
Friday Afternoons. from . TO 3 clock. when those
eho desiu b. pay a visit of respect may do SO.
The funerui viii ike place aAout the 18th Of June