The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-03-14

Then The mourners. President Dole aud
his cabinet and the clergy ot the city
The decorations inside the Mauso.
leum had been artistically arranged by
Mrs. lrene Brown aud the ladies VI her
committee, including Mrs. n. q
Noonan. Mrs. Hastings. Mrs. T.. ID. Ten.
ney, Mrs. Geo. Herbert, Mrs Robinson
Mrs Christian Conradt, Mrs. Geo. G.
tteckleg, Mrs. Geo Smithles, Ms
Charles Creighton and Mrs. G. q. Ber.
ger.
The floral contributions whSch were
sent TO the church. had been carried "a
the Mausoleum In carriages while til.
procession was en- route. These offer.
ings were from friends not only In Ho-
no,uiu, from every port of the group
The top of the stand on which was
deposited the casket, was bed OF lima
leis brought by the Nuuanu flower girls
A crown was given by the Aloha Alma
Society with this inscription From the
Aloha Alma to the Lei Of Hawaii" Col
and Mrs. Sam1. Parker gave a hand
~ I'm. p,e'e T r,en 'ne worn haluianl
each society.
rue io,o~ers were arranged IN
.a snh at tne neao Oh Naiuiahis DER
iho uecorat'onS a'so extended 10 the
"'neT conihs III the Nausoleum'
Inc remainder OF tne Episcopalian
oraer ior Inc puriaI OF the dead was
Saia III uhe Mausoieum Dy the bishop
Oh hohoiuiu. Inc service was eonclud-
eu W the hymn resurrection morning
sung oy the surpiiced cholr.
WIN the dying out OF the organs
strains, the services ended and then the
pali bearers. kahili waivers and Cabinet
ministers Withdrew The father OF the
princess remained behind. He stood
near his daughters head looking down
on the bier.
IL was TO be laid side by side. OF that
lying but few steps away, which bore
The words wife and mother" on its
inscription plate. At last he turned
mis- face toward the door and entering
his carriage drove direct to beautiful
Ainahau. where the sweetest flowers
grow, and where the fairest of them
all will bloom no more.
THE rrNTI>gEIy manu-
OF PRINCESS kAlULAN1.
The Princess Kaiulani died at Q
O'Clock last Monday morning A waek
previously the young ladv's nbvsicians
had announced that ber condi,ion was
serious. and day nv dav thew observed
that there was Increasing danger as the
rheumatism approached the region Of
the heart. vet thew did NOT desnair M
her recovery. During SUNDAY night
there were grave fears NJ fatal term.
ination. and after midnight A was evi-
dent that dissolution was fast an.
proaching. Preciselv at 2 o,cIock the
dreaded summons CAME and the prin-
cess Kaiulani nassed from the loving
friends OF earth
Surrounding her bedside at this sad
moment were her father Governor A
Robertson. Mr.. and Mrs. James II
Boyd, Miss Kate Vida. Miss Helen
Parker, Col. S. Parker. DR.. ID. q. St
Walters. Mrs. ID. G. ST. Walters. DIR. r
l.. Miner. Prince David. Lumaheihei
Miss Elsie Robertson and the Princess
Kaiulanis maid.
About a month previous to her. death
the Princess was brought home sick
from the island of Hawaii, From that
time her father was mucb alarmed Mt
her condition, and hundreds of friends
The Illness or The Princass heyar
ABOUT FOUR months ago with an attack
.a,sad hv axnnsvra ~ ..i, s,a,, a.
ing a visit to the country. Her tourney
to Hawaii was taken in the hope that
II would prove benehcial, and for
r.