The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-03-10

mofnlhe ihe Queen Dowsfsf. siihl
her fail ffiinue ~ ftfnlnsfs. called and
paid ies' lnorlsl Of sfisf Amons those
Who called dnfine the afternoon we're
President Dole ana wiff, Consul lIay.
eood, Consul W. " liosre. chief lus.
the lnd1, Judge stanley. Iudee Perry.
Marshal Brown. MAI lanFfu Nj =.
" Atheron, Mt. e. NJ Cooke, aud
many others ~ prominence.
The Aloha Nina Representatives. IN
long black coats. silk hats and white
rcsalla. the kaiiaina society. delegs.
lions from the Maternity Home. the
Red Gross, the churches. came IN
bodies 20 pay their tribute Of tear.
Gov Cieghorn remained In seclusion
throughout the day. Only most init
mate friends and relatives were al
lowed 90 see him and attempt by the
condoling word, the tear or the silent
handclasp to assuage the bitterness OF
hls grief. Prince David. Prince Cupid.
Col and Mrs. J. H. Boyd. Mrs. j. W.
Robinson, the Misses Robinson, were
present throughout the day and re-
ceiyed the sympathy OF their many
friends. Despite the strain he Is und-
er Col. Boyd busted himself during the
day in seeing that all was conducted
properly and we'll.
At G o'clock last evening all the
servants of Ainahau In a body passed
through and took their last look at
their dead mistress. II was an affect
ing sight to see the old natives, who
had known the Princess from earliest
infancy. as they gave way to their un-
controlled grief. There was not one
but truly revered their young mis-
tress.
The remains Will again lie in state
ut Kawaiahao church next Saturday.
This is in order that many of the ma
tives and others, for whom II was i'm
possible to take the opportunity yes
terday, to pay their last respects.
The funeral of the late Princess will
take place from Kawaiahao church on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock and will
be conducted by the Rt. Rev. Alfred
Willis, Bishop of Honolulu, according
to the rites of the Episcopal church. of
which the deceased was member.
The Bishop will be assisted by the
Revs. Alex. Macintosh, Vincent II.
Kitcat, J. +. Lane and Il. ii. Van Deer
lin. At the opening of the service
after the clergy and choir have taken
their places. Wray Taylor, organist of
st. Andrews Cathedral, who has the
music in charge, will play an "In Me-
moriam," which he wrote and first
played at the funeral of Princess Like
like. mother Of the dead Princess. Then
will be sung by choir OF forty sur
pliced men and boys, the seth Psalm
to single chant. This will be fol-
lowed by the singing of the hymn, in
Hawaiian, Brief Life Is Here Our Por-
tion," by the choir of Kawa!ahao
church. The lesson from Corinthians
comes next, and then the 23rd Psalm
THE Lord is my Shepherd" a favorite
one with the Princess. The Rev. II. II.
Parker will then deliver an address,
after which the hymn:
Safely, safely, gathered in,
Far from sorrow, far from sin
will be sung. AS the remains are
carried from the church Handels Dead
March in Saul will be played on the
organ.
The committal service will be said
in the Mausoleum. Nuuanu Valley, and
will close with the singing Of the
by mn ION the Resurrection Morning"
The line Of march OF the procession
as announced by Maj. Geo. c. Potter
will be from the church through Pal
ace Square to King street. to Alakea,
to Vineyard, to Nuuanu avenue, to the
cemetery.