The Hawaiian gazette., 1908-06-05

AAVOAis INhAaAlAliiS lnClS lNO MCChS, dllt
| then returned TO Honolulu.
For the past four years Prince and
| Princess Kawananakoa have resided al
! their attractive home in Pensacola
street, the home being filled with rare
relics of the Kalakaua reign, including
many emblems of Hawaiian royalty.
| Besides his brother, Prince Kuhio
/ Kalanianacle, the deceased leaves sur
! viving him the Princess Kawananakoa
and their three children, Abigail Ka-
riolani, aged five years; David Kala-
lani, three years.
At the Kawananakoa home there
also reside an old native couple, Kauai
and his wife Keilikele, both of whom
have been with the late Prince since
his birth. Kauai is 81 years of age
and his wife SO. Kauai has been
Prince Davids personal attendant al
ways, and accompanied the young
Prince when he went to Europe. He
Travelled with him on the mainland in
later years. The old couple feel that
they have lost their own child.
With Prince David at the time of
uel Parker, Ex-Governor John Baker of
Hilo, the Misses Muriel and Beatrice
Campbell. 1t is likely that Prince and
Princess Kalanianaole will arrive in
San Francisco today from Washing.
ton In all probability the body will
be brought to Honolulu on the Pacific
Mail S. s. Manchuria, sailing from San
Francisco June s, arriving here abo 1T
June IA. AS there are a large number
of Hawaiians in San Francisco, in
Guiding many of Hawaii's sweet sing
ers, it is likely that a death watch
will be maintained over the remains,
On arriving here it is likely that the
body will lie in state, possibly at the
Catholic cathedral, the Prince having
become a Catholic about a year ago.
Until that time Prince David was a
member of the Masonic fraternity, a
32nd degree Mason, but he withdrew
his membership then.
Prince David was ill about ten days.
At first it was thought his illness
might not be dangerous, and Miss Sar-
gent of New York, who arrived Mon
day on the Siberia to be the Princess
guest this summer, was charged with
the information concerning his illness.
She arrived the morning news of a
turn for the worse was cabled here
He left Honolulu May s on the S. S.
Siberia, intending to remain on the
Coast several months for the benefit of
his health.
Prince David died at the Hotel Stew
art, which is located on Geary street,
opposite st. Francis Hotel. The hotel
has become a sort of Honolulu head
quarters and was under the manage
ment of Noah Gray, formerly manager
of the Alexander Young Hotel of this
city.
Prince David's uncle, the late King |
also died in San Francisco,
his death taking place at the Palace
Hotel in 1891.
The death of Prince David HAVANA
nakoa will stay proceedings set for
hearing this week before Judge Lind
say. Frank j. Kruger is the plaintiff,
with the Kapiolani Estate and Alex
ander & Baldwin as garnishees and
as to certain property. This
matter was argued before Judge Lind
;ey yesterday and further argument
was continued until Thursday
There was filed for record yesterday
With Registrar Merriam a deed by
which Gilbert ]. Waller was substi-
.uted for Samuel Parker as attorney
n fact for David Kawananakoa. The
Iced was executed May s, 1908. 1t Is
'igned by both Parker and HAVANA
lakoa. At the same time there was
lied deed by Kawananakoa by which
lie conveyed to E. A. c. Long. trustee,
Ill the unconveyed portion of the
premises described in Royal Patent
grant, 1896, situate at Auwaiolimu,
Oahu. The Princess Kawananakoa and
he Princess Kalanianaole both join in
he deed to release any right of dover
n the land. The consideration ex-
pressed is one dollar. There is no
statement of the trust upon which the
and is to be held.