The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1891-01-30

take the Qe2u ruler OaCk W ule lslduu -
Kingdom.
Several times during the day the Adj
miral held meetings at the Palace Hotel,
where various representatives, civic and
military. submitted their plans to hlsk
Judgment, and received suggestions and
directions that brought order out OF
'chaos
kalua, the Kings handmaiden, busted
herself i'm her gentle fashion with the
packing of her dead chiefs garments. A
humber of ladies who have lived in theH
Hawaiian Islands called upon her yester-f
day and gave coincidence and encourage
ment.
ARRANGEMENTS for the Funeral.
His Majesty vas dressed in evening"
suit with white satin vest, his handsS
covered with white gloves embroidered
with the royal arms, and on his breast
the red ribbon and cross of the Order OF
kamehameha and the star of the Orderl
| of kalakaua.
At p. NJ. the remains were removed
to Trinity Chapel, followed in transitionI
by only one carriage in which rodeI
Lieut.. Dyer, Consul Mckinley and DR..
Woods, and on arri, al the remains were|
turned over to the United States Mili-j
tary authorities, represented by Lieu
tenant Lowering and detachment OIL
III. S. Cavalry.
Copies of the funeral invitation pref
pared by Mayor Sanderson were ex-l
amined and pronounced very suitabie|
for the purpose. 1t was printed on plain
white paper. with heavy black border /
The Superior Courts, out Of respect for
.Lz 81 Oh >e hoy
> adjourned till next day.
The Custom House and Appraisers
division were closed by order OF Collector
Phelps, out of respect to the late King
Kalakaua.
The Produce Exchange adjourned at
the close of the early session till Friday
morning out of respect to King kala-
kaua.
Funeral Ceremonies.
The account of the funeral ceremonies,
which were held Thursday, January 22d,
Sis taken from the Evening Bulletin OF
: that date: Funeral services in memory
Of King Kalakaua occurred at l O'Clock
this afternoon, in Trinity Church.
The guests invited by Mayor Sander
son began to assemble at the Palace
Hotel about IL 80 O'clock. There were
present Mayor Sanderson, Collector
Is Phelps, Shipping Commissioner Morton,
members of all the branches of the
County and City Government, the Off
GERS of the San Francisco Chamber OF
: Commerce and San Francisco Board OF
y Trade, delegation from the Society OF
California Pioneers, representatives oil
, the State Bench and Bar Representatives
Of the Federal Courts, the Bohemian
Club, the Royal Household, the Knights
Of Oceania, the Scottish Rite Of Free
Masonry, which was represented by
eGrand Master William. s. Moses and
Past Grand Master T. HI. Goodman, o
which order the dead King was a mem
Eber.
At about IL o'clock people began to
It'll Trinity Church. Only those having
tickets we're admitted through the side
Edoor.
d The chancel was crowded with grow
IS ing plants and floral pieces. The read
ing-desk and pulpit were draped il
mourning and the back wall of the chan
cel was draped with two American anc
@Hawaiian flags. Just in front Of them ,
fScrown formed of small brilliant gas-jeti
81 was suspended.
At its head stood large crown o
beautiful and.Tare roses. To the left wa
la large emblem formed Of violets ant
roses, with the insignia of the Knight
vi the Mystic Shrine, saber and ores
cent and the word "lslam across tn
lace.
Several pews i'm the front Of the churcl
were reserved for native subjects of tn,
late King, and were among the first t
be filled. The pew behind those occu
pied by the Hawaiians we've assigned
the palloearers and to Admiral Brow
of the North Pacific squadron and hi
staff.
1t was the aim of the Committee {
Arrangements to have the service a
simple as possible. The regular bushes
order of the Episcopal church was fo
lowed.
During the celebration of the service
francesca Guthrie sang, CANCELS Eve
Bright and Fair"
On the Way to the Cruiser.
The procession formed to move to th
+ water front. 1t made an imposing an
many-sided demonstration, represent,
tives of the National, State and Count
/: and City Government, the commerce,
D interests of the port of San francisco
I the city. The hearse was escorted
Golden Gate Commandery, knight
FL rempiar, the Commandery turning OIL
in full uniform in body. The hears
was drawn by black horses. The suit
/ of the King, Colonels Macfarlane an
: Baker, followed the hearse in a carriag
The cavalry escort, on reaching til
wharf, formed line and presented arm
I rs the casket was received by Admir-,
Brown and his staff.
$ The crowd of spectators gathered a
along the line of march until it assume
vast proportions. The outpouring
people as spectators WAS simply aston
/, ishing Between Powell street and tn
E loot OF Market street, at 80 o'cloc
!; there were assem- led not less than 100
! 300 spectators. There was no break i
{ the dense crowd along this line and bot
sides of that thoroughfare and much {
{ the middle of the street was packed.
Directly opposite the wharf, lying i
s. the stream, was the United States cruise
charleston with steam up ready to de
part.
The King being dead his flag could n
longer be hoisted, and the flags notice
S able on the Charleston were those G
Y Rear Admiral Brown and the Unite
2 States ensign.
On Board the Charleston.
At 3 80 p. N. the funeral corteg
: reached the point of embarkation.
4 The royal remains were transferred +
the U. s. steamer Monodnac. followe,
by the various officers, military and civic
and specially invited guests. The Mod
nomac steamed out toward the Charles
4 {tnn- escorted by nnmprnrls fnns ON.