The sun., 1891-01-23
HONORS TOTHE DEAD RULER
IMPOSING CEREMONIES At THE FCNE-
RAJ OF KING kIL4kAUl.

lMPOSfNG ShhEHONlES Al 1hE HS-NA-
RAJ OF KING kiLAkACA.
A Hundred Thousand People Limo the
streets Through which the Procession
Moves to the Wharf.-The BODY Placed
on tho War Ship and horne Away.
SAN Francisco. JAN 22-The last honors
we're paid in San Francisco to the late King
Kalakaua this afternoon. During half OF yes.
terday and throughout the night tho body Of
the dead King lay in state in the mortuary
chapel OF the Trinity Episcopal Church. where
the King had several times attended the ser.
vices since his arrival here.
guard OF regular soldiers from Presldi0
kept watch over the coffin throughout the
night. Early in the morning the streets near
the church were thronRed. and as the funeral
services approached they became densely
packed. Companies Of regular troops and OF
National Guard OF California were constantly
arriving and wheeling In position. Carriages
conveyed to the church the dstn-
guished persons who arc to be present
at the services, and an eager throng
pushed to and fro. vainly seeking entrance to
the church. which could contain but com.
paratively small number. Halt OF the church
was reserved for the funeral escort. and to the
other half was admitted at first only those to
whom special invitations had been sent. The
long line Of carriages con!aining the specially
Palace Hotel about o'clock; a. which !ims ne
K little before / o'clock Admiral Brown and
stan q tRs PaeS sauaa,on entered the
Knights Tcmplnrs, under Col. William Edl
wards which had several times entertained
attend grand entertainment in their honor Of
Honolulu during M the coming summer; now
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Federal oilleers. Boards q Health and q EaH.
i orsanzatons % and :! Civic M soceties They TOOK
The scene in; the sacred editlco was an i'm:
p,es,iye one number Of Of
official dress. in tho chanrel werc draped
American ana Hawaiian sOlo;s =, The s. rails q
aisle. sii " Which vi had I been set apart for tho
Hawaiian party. we're draped In black, and
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sa kns h& Temss been % the So1s That IL. 3,
King Kalakna had been admitted but a few
bespins white hSacinth. q q s:imlsar. the em-
white iSwefs; large oISwn e fOws,s ", rested
tho word Aoka o1iG roWs palms and erns
hsa Also been placed a, ,ng the chancsi raii;
strains u tho Beethoven funeral march, the
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me burial fsnIms. just behind tho clergy
hs nall who bore the c0P
flowers, to the bier within the chanccl. Col.
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ass acco@pap MED the kim ny from ron Honeluln came
Rss eaaenty gave ~ vent mt 10 tt tesrs
EpIsc?pal faith in the city; with the exception
saD h1o h yha nna s on eos
either side. and the choir intoned chant.
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carving With you assurance of our sincere
The choir then sung" Rock OF Ages" After
,o the S2rge
pl
posing Authorization. The police force fur
nished the escort which was found to 10 neo-
essary to restrain the great crowds which had
collected; TGe procession @ & ,v, was headed by tW9
by Lieut., Col. Mills; with the band Of the Filth
shs n hs nssd Sses As
Nasionai Gaard Of AIN headsd us By q aen one
Cutting and stan. 7 Tho hearse was eseortsd SCI I'd by
plar 1Io Comm Comma @ der Col Edwards. the I suite Of
the King. Col. Macfarlane and Col. Baker, fol-
owed Sol tbS heHr;e nS in earraGep Then came
| staff. and REPRESENTATIVES OF the Government;
Maior.Gen Dimond and stall Federal State.
city and county officials; reproientattyeso Of tho
citizens came next In carriages. The line Of
march was down Post street to Market. The
crowd OF spectators gathered all along the line
sna uH It az ss
street and the foot Of Market there were as
The 'S Cavalry eseort on reaching Washington
street wharf presented arms as the coflln was
delivered TO Admiral Brown. The lighthouse
% and a few Hundred Yards out in the stream
| lay the flagship Charleston The coffin con-
taining the Kings remain, was placed aboard
and ez hs
| Charleston. and tho cof'ln was transferred to
the flagship and placed in the, afterbarbetts
under canopy formed OF nawniian q III ma and Amer.
| anchors were weighed. and she commenced to
move down the bay. while minute guns were
ilrsd from the batteries a.. at Acatraz lI and Brs;
! through the Golden Gate and proceeded to sea.
| Tho Weather.
The low barometric area which extended along the
Mississippi valley Wednesday formed storm centre