The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-11-20
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Kingdoms Former Ruler Borne
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al her former powers, paybr honor aHdespeet The military
ESCORT embracing ~ branches Of the service, Of the mpst
Imposing ever seen bonol Senators and o.
onoess a. Misrepresentation ola the President me uaed
States ATTENDED The eataaue to and stood "a n
s sorrow as tie caset Was borne into the silent crypt Civil
aohoes were presep apda wreath presented hy President WV
lay upon eas asjhe solemn words Of hebugia service
were az that was mortal Of last
n WITH coor mnoIng Of things Of ancient hawaii with those
that years have brought TO- the Islands, o. the
dynasty Of aaaa has passed and the royal funeral yeste
dax he last that win held under the Stars and
lowing the week Of strange and spectacular ceremony that had
eapsed since The Queens deab was specacle the e ct which
The Queen 8 dead the Monarchy has run its course last
link that peoples Of the Islands the ancient regims
Tbat sfsat chamber where Lluoaian mad danced as court
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sovereign over great court trnet,oas
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sS sss ss It gs15 GORGEOUS SETTING 55
Here setting Of splsndFs the Of gorgeous floral
that an but hid the crimson carpet Of the and
pate the spot where the throne had stood
csasesy the measured waving Of the black pHed kahist
week group OF and all in funereal gab early took
places head the caket These former ladies Of
daughters
who have followed al the varying
the and her close personal friends Younger
former dgnars wearing their Of
and yellow With designs indicating their rank stood at
around the chamber guardians Of the Queens body 4,
epressiby sad aud weird like other sound the world
walls of the Of the dim when the
qI the old Hawaiian tribes echoed their grief around
in misty ss dsls when ehsf had died The cries IF the old
whose fading eyes had the and fall of the Hawaiian
monarchy high and shf Wild, eery piping, pierced the
air with uncany note arnIate with burden Of sadness TOO
heavy AS the sounds died down from time
heard nts Of prayers Of other days sung by white haired
men who harked back other days Ef. sba
NATIONS HONOR QUEEN
The tht silently filed the seats in the balconies and in
the ciamb Besides the Hawaiian and territorial
dgpitaries visiting Representatives of the Congress the
United Stat entatiyes Of the nations Of the earth weFel
gathered the homage to the dead sovereign Then Ike al
soothing pres tpnes stiled the mounful cries and
the impressive notes of D ead March Saul rolled
ing he opening Of the ne ahis and fell
The service lasted le l hour II conducted BY hel
Rt Rev Henry B ResaH bishop Of Honolulu who assisted
by the Rey Leopold KrQ in charge Of St Andrews Hall
waian congregation, and nIy H. Parker for over ahall
century pastor 0f the historic church where the QpssPs
and God shall wipe ava as Us from their eyes; and mel
ther there shall be any neither crying
neither shall there be any NOR r the former things are
y The anthem closed the seryiS< ~ Nc Throne Room.
M THRONES AZ GeHEs
The throngs had begun i'm h the early hours of the
day had close packed around h % grounds long be-
fore the service began and within w ranged the four
sides OF building the khakcad uh & Regular Army and
battalion of native Hawaiian Nat9n 1rardsmen,
cpard Of honor Camp uokalah the of the
building the gates and beyond stretcIs of whitehead fig
wearing the bright hued ahuulas oy houdtrs These
the Hawaians chosen to act as poo o draw the sober
cataaque bearing the casket t4 Nh
hush came over the great sket was borne
into sight the doorway As the pail rved slowly to
the steps with their burden cloud Of snow passed over
the face o. the casting nomentary ha The ground be-
AZ 4" lie cloud passed the lannon's 70 Sssd
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