Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-23
,.ld 70 the Late King Of Hawaii; The
Caslei Taken TO the Flagship
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.,v SANDERS HGep DELIVERS
1gr FUNERAL DISCOURSE.
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THE LATE KING.
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Funeral.

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sax Francisco, Jan. 22.--The last
honof. were paid TO the late kalakaun
afUawnlI this afternoon. The body
AZ IN state lat night In the mortuary
's.rrl on Trinity Episcopal Church,
s.,.rled by State soldiers. This morn.
~ In streets In tho vicinity Of the
church were damned with people. The
lnyIted guests began arriving MT tue
church before O'Clock, the Hawaiian
,esresenlatives being the first 10 enter
,be dfuc,urc. Admiral Brown aud
,,,r followed by Golden Gate Com.
mandcry, knights Templar, which
haI several times entertained the King
ami been Invited by him 10 attend n
grand entertainment In their honor IN
Honolulu next summer. Admiral
Rnwn had requested that the CON-
mandery act as guard OF honor. They
wefe followed by other Masonic bodies,
representatives Of foreign governments,
civ aud county officials, Federal and
STATE judiciary, various civic societies,
clubs aud trade organizations.
At the chancel the American and
Hawaiian colors were draped behind
III, oil gas arranged In the form Of a
crown. The pews reserved for this
Hawaiian party were drapcd In black,
md the chancrl was filled with large
and choice horal pieces, the offerings
n personal friends aud societies OF
which the King had been member.
The most noteworthy was that OF the
Islam Temple ~ Mobiles of the Mystic
Rhhne. ~ which Knlakaua had been
Admuitd but n few days before his
death.
Atl:s1 y. m. the caskct was brought
W, followed by tho party which ac-
Nmplnlcd the King from Honolulu.
All the Episcopal ministers In the city,
except Bishop Kip, who was III, were
present. 4 selection from the Scrip.
lures was read by Bishop Spalding,
and the hymn "Jerusnlem the Golicn'
IunS by the choir. Rev. Sanders Reed
delivered the funeral discourse. The
choir sang crock OF Ages" the creed
was repeated by the clergy and those
present, and after tho bcncdiction the
funeral coftegc slowly conveyed the
cuilln n the hearze.
Toe tIor.sloo, was headed BY two
tooI~ ofithe Fourth United States
Cavalry and tho hand OF the Fiflh
United States Army Artillery. Next
came the light batteries Of the Fourth
Artillery, followed by the Scconh
Brigade, National Guard OF California.
Tie hcarsc was escorted by Golden
Gate Commandery, knights Tcmplar.
The suite Of the King followed the
heane In carriages and after them
came General Gibbon AMI stan, Adj
mlral brown aud stan, Federal State,
city aud county officials, civic societies
md private citizens.
Dcnie crowds throngcd the streets.
Between Powell and the foot Of Market
s,frei not leas than n hundred thou.
tind people were assembled. Although
there was no call for tho closing VI
business houses, there was total cos.
nllon Of business along the lin, OF
match.
A, the foot OF Market Street tn,
Troops formed Ia line aud presented
Mins; The casket was placed ON the
lighthouse steamer and taken 10 the
flagship Chdrioston. There II was
placed In the afler.barbette, under a
canopy OF American and Hawaiian
Hays lhe Charies,oa's anchors werc
.oon weighed and she moved down th,
Jay while guns were fired from
Alca'raE aud the PresldiO. She passed
through the Golden Gate at O'Clock.