The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1899-10-17
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(From Mondays Daily.)

1D108 OL tue ihlc DT. ~. Ms Ilyuc,
Uhlch were held at Central Union
Church at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing, were of the most impressive ma
anre. The pulpit and choir were teau-
sifully decorated with flowers, palms
anA ferns. interpreted with crosses,
wreaths and floral emblems Of every
uafure. Professor Ingalls, presided at
- 0qGAn and by the time the obse-
Gai9D Aemmenced the large church
W1o aeowded to It's utmost capacity.
Fslly one thousand people gained ad-
nittance to the building while many
0eAers were content to stand outside.
Spon after the hour set the CONN
eonfaining all that was mortal OF the
rev0ed clergyman was borne down to
the aisle to the front Of the choir. the
Honorary pallbearers being Rev. s. E.
HlshOp. w. w. Hall, w. +. Allen, Rev.
q. L. Gulick, w. II. Castle, Chas. NJ
Ceoke, Rev. John Leadingham and
N. J. P. Whitney. while the actual
haarers were eight students OF the
North Pacific Missionary Institute,
Esasrs. H. X. Poepoe, J. Lua, l.. Kau-
0aheiwa, X. Lowell, ID. L. Heulu, Will
liam kauhi, J. Kalaina and II. Kale-
hele.
The services were commenced with
prayer by the Rev. w. M. Kincaid and
the recitation Of the Lords Prayer by
tho pastor and congregation. The Ka-
mohameha Girls School then sang
very sweetly and feelingly only Re-
mcmbered by What l Have Done"
The pastor then read the number of
quotations from the Scriptures which
form part of the burial service. Next
followed a funeral anthem by the full
choir. followed by a most impressive
prayer by Rev. II. II. Parker of Ka-
wAiaha0 Church. The church choir
tAea sang prayer and the hymn, 20
Paradise" The funeral sermon by
Rev. w. NJ. Kincaid touched largely
upon the life and life work of the de-
ceased. The services at the church
were brought to a close by the singing
Il "Angels Ever Bright and FAIR" by
Ars. c. B. Cooper.
A the body was borne from the
choir and congregation sang "Hark,
Aerk. Ny Soul. Angelic Songs Are
Calling"
the church door and escorted the body
to the cemetery, where the last sad
rites at the grave were performed.
Seats were reserved at the church for
members Of the family and the repre-
sentatives Of the following boards and
societies, to all of which the deceased
uas attached in some capacity: Oahu
Cnalege trustees. Messrs. Jones. Frear,
Thurston, DR.. Emerson: Kamehameha
trustees, Messrs. Carter, Smith.
Holmes; Museum trustees. Messrs.
Brigham, Walcott, Stokes; North Pa
CiAc Institute students; Hawaiian
hoard. Rev. II. Bingham. T. Richards.
A. r. Cooke; Library, Prof. Scott, DIR.
Rodgers; Historical Society, T. G.
Thrum; Social Science Club, DR.. w.
MAXWELL; Kaumakapili Church, S. NJ.
KAnakanui and Rev. Waiamou: Ka-
waiaha0 Church, Mr.. Naone and 9TH
ers: Chinese Mission. F. w. Damon
and three representatives; Portuguese
ulssi0n. Rev. Soares and two represen-
tatives: Japanese Mission, three repre-
sentatives: Oahu College faculty and
six students, Kamehameha Manual
taaahsss. Kamehameha Girls School
teaahaps and students.
EOllOWing Is the substance of Rev.
nr. kkReaid's sermon in the church:
~And I heard a voice from heaven
saying unto me: White; blessed are
The dead which die In the Lord from
hencef0rth. Yea, saith the spirit, that
they may rest from their labors, and
their works do follow them" Reve-
lation xiv:13.
These words, SO familiar to us all,
and which for l,S00 years have been
the golden comfort In the house of
000rning. one of the galaxies of stars,
which Is precious In the night watches
when earthly lights are extinguished.
form part Of that wonderful fourteenth
chapter Of Revelations.
This Ia the voice of the Lamb on
Mount Zion. with a great multitude
whom no man can number singing the
new song which none but the redeemed
can sing.
II In significant. as added to-. the
richness OF the proclamation, that the
speaker Ii not an angel. as In all the
USoeS NeTbcb VI tutb Cuupter, nut II IL
distinct voice from heaven, the voice
a The spirit. that proclaims this besti-
tnde. standing on the border OF the
Sromised land.
Th0se words OF Paul In his second
evSstle 10 the Corinthians are grand In
thelr assurance Of hope, and we read
ana re-read them to make our hone
O0re steadfast For we know that n
osr earthly house OF this tabernacle
we're dissolved, we have a building OF
0o1. an house not made with hands
stsrpsl In the heavens. ON this the
question may arise, May not Pau
esve been mistaken, for he had neye,
sesn this house which is through sal,
vnet0n, and therefore death may he 4
sssep from which there 10 no awaking
ssA sometimes have we no, whisperss
70 our hearts, oh Tor some proof vi hi,
snSvstt0ni oh that some loving ON,
that has passed out from our slvh
nlgkt speak ~ ns ana say Il ar
sess uinn with my savior In ylory
Well here W. have ~ our deslrs |