The sun., 1891-01-21
6IN0 EALAEAUA.

During all last night death was expected At
any moment. The Kings physicians and other
attendants, including Consul-General McKin-
lsy. Col. n. H. Baker. the Kings chief Of staff.
COL George MacF Farlane. his chamberlain and
several ladies' remained at the bedside or In
the adjoining room. There was no improve
meut in the Kings condition this morning.
and by noon it was apparent to all that he
could live but q few hours longer.
At times 1t was impossible to DISTINGUISH his
breathing at all, although the respiration.
slight rs it was. was very rapid. He continued
10 sink until 13O this afternoon. when Col
NssFsrlane bent over tho bed and asked the
Hing II hs knew him. No reply came to the
question and not even the slightest token Of
sscoeniton.
Then at tho request Of Col. acFarlane. DR..
J. Sanders Rsed. the rector Of Trinity Episoo-
psl Church. read q selection from tho Scriptures.
sad tho demonstrations Of grief on the part OF
tho Chamberlain and other attendants was
very affecting.
Reading scriptural passages was continued
nearly an hour. while tho patients breathing
grew fainter every moment and those who
var Watching e. his BEDSIDE Sould sMSs5SSisiy
%he Tsf bending 9yss ths
The Kings body Will be embslmed at once.
whils no definite Arrangements, have been
ss ~ e shs e bs here sn
sHlS that seFvioes viii be held In Trinity Epis-
sopI Church on Thursday. and that the body
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Ch.SNmb:rl.in. Cha remained at bis post Of . duty
also 9gs rsmained % Wiz The he King. 1a Ann4 0f0"n
On Saturday his Majesty awoke from semi
wla ns
DURING tie nsS End The oowne asS
Re %srs more
ii il o!cloek Dr.. Woods noticed a sudden
every. sign he is realized that the dsnserous ds
period was approaching. Presently there
game to the patient severo conyulsion. The
King survived this however, and lay in q state
of coma for hours, until 5 O'Clock, when no ral-
Lied and seemed to regain his faculties.
Admiral Brown stood by his side. The King
opened his eyes and recognized him with .
smile. then tried to lift his hand to grasp the
Mneers Of his friend, but failed in the attempt.
Tss i.sS1 Ad@lFsi spoke tS him. and the King said
kalSkaus was to haye left here this week for
honolulu. on the United States flagship
Charleston. He returned here last week from
atnp through southern California He was in
door health when be arrived In San Francisco
some time ago. and 1t is believed that the ban
t. Suets Nd receptions which he attended has
xal.n isnds on Pe Feb. Is, is7s.s i9s His % efficiai
que was King. and he was known as kalakaua
70 was born on Nov. Is. 1886, OF pure
fawai1an blood. and was related to the royal
mmiiy though that OF itself did not aive him
toe Mn9ship. the laws of the HawaiI.ps re.
Suirln& that their monarch shall be electOd
Haless the succession be provided for By the
HihR or Queen In office The ruler before
Aalakaua was Lunalilo. and he died without
nsmlnR DIS successor The choice being thus
kiSep 10 the people kalaEau As chosen. Ono
Si the hrst things he did was to name his
vWiotner as his successor; but he dying, the
hang proclaimed his sister, Princess Liliuo-
ssisn stoisnl az heiress apparent. Some time be-
toIs kalakaua sailed for San Francisco
!oI tno benefit Of bis falling health his
Asler was vested with the powers OF Woe