The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-26
DEATH or CHARLES TURNER.
Hts Body is Brought to Honolulu
for Burial.

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Part Of the steamer AIameds's
caused sadness ip the com
munity thi, morning. II was the
body Of Charlie. Turner. the we'll.
known tenor vocalist. who ONLY a
few months AGO visited Honolulu
with his talented wife. Tn. late
Mr., Turner was A native Of Sber.
w,od Forest. Nottingham. England,
n. married Mis- W,rv Mon;nvue
Cooke. sister of Mrs, ]. b. Atb.rton.
G. 81. and A. +. Cooke of this city,
p,rt;.uInr. 81 Mr, Turn.r's death
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dsnt ,hs, h. w.. IN, from, woII and
n. ..ksd ;ndnlv.nc. ior not ,nLinv
An encor. for Ri. Let Ma like a
Soldie, Fall, n was hi. I.s, An.
n.,srsncs In n,hl;c Ernm tho ,b.s.
ira be went In hi, had: nneumopia
Ieyeloped. and he succumbed ON
the eighth day. During his illness,
the comrxnv ninv.d. n. u.uni- 10
good houses. .S;rya.,( ;;ro6n" Vrhs
Rohsmian G,rl.' ate. Mr.. Turner
was q member Of the old Carl Rosa
Company, and was brother TO Mr.. ].
n. Turner, the well. known tenor"
From the obituary notice in the
New Zealand Observer and Free
Lance the following extracts are
made:
"Chsrles Turner is dead. The
tidings flew from mouth To mouth ON
"wednesday morning. and Though.
out the whole community there wa.
sorrow for the death al one 50 gifted
and popular, aud profound and sin.
cere symps, by for the talented lady
who had been widowed under sucb
sad circumstances. II WAS only ten
DAYS ago that the company in.
augurated in Auckland VIVA, pro.
missed To b. a most successful tour
Of tho colony. Mr.. Turner had,
however, contracted u sewers cold
on the trip across from sydney, and
this developed RAPIDLY into an acute,
attack Of pneumonia. Hs appeared
ia the part of Don Caesar on The
opening night Of the season, bu,
the disabilities under which he IN,
sufferinR were very severe. and AT
times he appeared To BIZ very much
distressed. Next dsy hs Was yer,
seriously i'll ini.e,i, and on Ss,ur
dsy night his life was wholly des
paired AZ. He, however, made .
change for the better On Mouda,
night and slight hopes were then Gu
tertained by Drs. Mackellar and
Girdler. However, il WAS moi 10 he
Mr.. Turner died early On Wednes
day morning.
Charles Turner stood in the from,
rank Of operate tenors. He had NJ
equal in the Colonies in his time
eth a. an actor or a vocalist, ant
in Great Britain aud America he b az
established q very high reputation
Both he aud his wife, Miss Anni
Montague, were principals iu tn,
Carl Rosa Opera Company prior /,
their marriage, which event tool
place in 1880. They we're very de
voted To each OF her, aud the know
ledge OF this event has intensitie.
the universal sympathy with Mrs
Turner in her bitter affection. Tn,
news OF Mrs. Turner'S death will b.