The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1885-04-27
seized with an apoplsctic attack a

3Uen minutes 10 one. MISS PEABODY,
Cher maid, at once telephoned for
CDR. McKibbin, and he fastened
with all speed to her side. The
gDoctor at once saw she was in q
$critical condition, and summoned
SDr. Trousseau and Mr.. A. j. Cart
:swright. At the first stroke she went
$into a CONFUSION. She rallied so
sfar as to be able to walk round the
Groom. But second stroke came
Con, followed very soon by a third
Zone, which took her off at the hour
vSstated above"
g LYING IN STATE.
a Preparations were at once made
/; for the removal of the body from the
Groom in which she died, to the draw
$ing room where it was to lie in state.
zAt 8 O'Clock in the evening requiem
Sservice was said by the Rev. Alex.
%Mackintosh. A detachment of the
NRoyal Guards were on duty in diff
Eferent parts of the house and
8grounds. Posters were put up
Ground town early Sunday morning
Sstating that the late Queen would
Gle in state from 8. A. NJ. to p. Nj.
.The body was placed on an appro-
apriately drapcd bier in the centre of
.Sthe room. At the head, on a table,
Twas placed the beautiful silver cup,
gsent by Her Majesty Queen Victoria
Con the occasion of the birth of the
1ittle prince Of Hawaii. 1t was
Nsurrounded by most beautiful
ahowers, arranged in tasteful man
aner. At the foot stood small
.scrucifix, with background of fra
grant white flowers. The remains
Swere covered with a robe of white
asilk, embroidered with gold. The
Shands were folded across the breast
@enclosed in pair of white kid
wgloves, with gold and jewelled brace
Alets on either arm. The features were
Every natural, though it was evident
ssthe body was fast decomposing On
.geither side were kahili bearers. A
#guard of honor stood at the head
;Sand foot of the bier, consisting Of
SHis Majesty's Chamberlain, Col. c.
Ell. Judd, Col. G. p. Iaukea, Col. j.
|SH. Boyd, Col. G. w. Macfarlane,
4 Majors Antoine Rosa and E. w.
%Purvis. The first to take Il last look
Il at the well-known features of the
Xdeceased were the pupils of st.
B Andrews Priory, neatly attired in
Xwhite dresses with black sashes.
Their Majesties the King and Queen
y and other members of the royal
a family also, paid visit. From
&nine O'Clock until one O'Clock there
SSwas constant stream of people OF
h all classes and nationalities, to take
!sSs!a last look at the face of her who
Mwas so universally beloved.
ia PREPARATIONS FOR BURIAL.
Ri Shortly after o. clock the remain.
Swere enclosed in coffin which wa:
Ssthen placed in lead one and sealeC
#up. A beautiful black velvet pal
#covered this coffin, one that was uset
Vat the funeral of the little Prince
Mand also when his father wa
@buried. The five volunteer com
Mpanies will take it in turns to be OF
~duty at nights, and the Royal House
shold Troops through the day. Las
Mevening detachment of the Homo
Zulu Rifles were on duty. Mr.. w. c
MParke has charge of all arrange
@ments for the funeral, which vii
8take place Sunday afternoon, Ma.
@lOth. The coffin will be handsome
Zone of kou and koa. The top i
Mbeing made by Mr.. j. Fl. Wicke ant
Mthe bottom by Mr.. c. E. Williams
~ The remains of the late Queer
5Swill be taken to the Royal Mausole
Mum, Nuuanu Valley, and in du
Mtime laid alongside those of her hus
sSband and child.
sawill be carried to the other island
|to-day and tomorrow by the differ
%'ent steamers, and no doubt larg
sSnumber of natives will arrive at tn
,send of the week.
;sa REFERENCES IN THE CHURCHES.
III In most of the churches refer
*aences were made to the overshadow
8SiDg event, in either prayers or ser
Ssamons. At st. Andrews Cathedra
Wthe Rev. George Wallace, VIII
in the morning, referred q
some length to the death of tn
Dowager Queen. The Reveren
9gentleman first spoke of the comfol
N8offered to those who have reache
Va period in life to know somethin
ssof sorrow and bereavement, in tn
of st. Paul to the Ephesiar
u 5 :15, "Of whom the whole fam
4lys in heaven and earth is named.
IA After abiding to the familys
SHheaven and earth, he said thos
= words led to higher thought, in tn