The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-03-06
DUST TO DUST
H. Waterhouse Jr., Dead
In New York.
His Body Cremated and His Bride
Bears His Ashes TO Her
Island Home.

Henry Waterhouse, Jr., died in New
YORK at the Fifth Avenue Ho e. at 1
D. m. on February 22nd. His remains
were cremated and the ashes left New
York, accompanied by the widow and
Albert Waterhouse, ais brother, Oh
February 18th for San Francisco. They
will sail for Honolulu on the Austria
LA March 7th, arriving here on the
18th 1t is possible that Mrs. May Cor
bett, sister Of he deceased, will ac-
company the party.
The end came through complications
of ailments of which the grippe, pneu-
mOnia and malarial fever were prom
inent. Mr.. Waterhouse was taken i'll
one week before his death and on the
evening OF February 2lst, just a day
before death, Mrs. Warehouse infwrit-
ing 10 the Islands, was very hopeful
Of his recovery. From the first Gay Of
his sickness Mr.. WaterhOuse was AZ
tended by two OF the best doctors o.
New York and two professional nurses.
There were present during his illness,
besides his wife and brother Albert,
Mr.. Ernest Waterhouse, Mrs. 3. F..
Dillingham;, 5. T. Alexander and Al
bert Raas.
Mr.. and Mrs Warehouse lett Homo
lulu by the Australia in January for
a six months tour to Europe. rney
were in New York preparatory 10 their
tIr= u -
house was taken i'll.
Henry WaterhOuse, Jr., was the cid
est son of Senator Henry Waternouse
ard was born in the Hawaiian ISLANDS
,bout twenty-five years ago. he Was
80 irnior member Of the hrm On
Is,rv Waterhouse & CO. He recsiVsu
~ earlv education il the pubic
-.,ools and Oahu couege, complelihs
- course Al Princeton. he was To-
a,,I,- married TO Miss Grace DlcASy'
,a1,e,1,a- OF Assessor G. II. Dhckey, oi
Nj The Young couple had deIefTeu
tbeir wedding trip until the cary pa'
- ,1,a nresent year. when they plfhiieu
-, extensive tour OF continental
Enrone incidentally taking IN the
po-is Fxposition. Il vas very sad tnat
the trip was so unceremohlou9'y NJ NJ.
rupted by Mr.. WaternouS7 S1''''1
death. -,---. -.....-,
senator and Mrs. WaternOlss
hooked TO leave ~ the Austraha sal !.
ing the goth OF the present month, nuI
they have abandoned their tflB'
The Dickeys on Maui will b noi4neo
~ he sal occurrence by the outgoing
steamer .oday: and Mrs. Dickey,- the
,,otha- of Mrs. Waterhouse, will come
~ Honolulu the latter part OF the
800 10 meet her daughter upon her
arrival here. ,,...,o
nublishes a New York dispatch WnicI
saws: The body OF Henry water
house. Jr., of Honolulu, who oleo y,
the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday WI
he cremated and the ashes taken bach
~ the Hawaiian home Of the young
nIanter by his heart-brOken bride. II
| was Warehouses; dying request ina,
his body be cremated. Waternouse dHO
his bride we're 20 have sailed loi
| Europe on Wednesday next They nae
| booked passage and their plans Ner1
complete.
Though unaccus.Omed TO cold wealth
| or. Waterhouse. last week venture
| ont I'm the snow and rain. He con
| traced cold. which developed int
pneumonia. His bride sat at his bed
side night and day. They told her Wed
nesday that the crisis would come FRI
day. The young wife insisted that sn
would watch beside him until the crisi
was past. All efforts 20 induce her Z
| take the rest she needed SO mucn Wer
| without avail. and now her condition
j. serious.
Henry Wate.house, Jr., was
l1sin OF John WaterhOuse Of HOnOlu
d. VINO married. on February 9th, Mis-
Martha Alexander, youngest daughte
OF Mrs. :. T. Alexander OF Sixt'ent
| and Filbert streets, Oakland