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LETTER FROM HONOLULU.
the Hawaiian Case.
[Copyright. Louis iiiopsch. $94.]
sun can paint.
PRESIDENT DOLE.
nity of bearing. She has all the case of one
born to high position.
as to complain.”
islands.
throne.
cifit-n.
site. color.
the wing of
city.
cut and thc t'tttnro.
coming her iintnorulit ins.
hilll iilli’l' i Uiii'iliii’ti.”
wc lilirlmi.
I‘rcsirlrm Ilolr (in-sits Ills (Rural.
to the intrusion of i’i-i-s’nlcnt 1)illi‘,
nostuvas are rt'qtilsitcs.
itpokctt urn-duet ililli.
clutter!) uni ulllw his ciilntzlsls.
and Christian motives.
linens and is an artist withal.
of the “titration government.
Sandwich Islands.
lithl
l0 s“
and of putting things, I renal
we tam
on. TALMAGE'a ascent: lNTERESTlNG
A Pleasant Chat With the Depcsed Queen.
The Guest of President Dale and His Ami-
Iblo and Talented Wife—~30“: Sides of
HONOLULU, June 18.-—'l‘hc chamber-
lain, come to invite us to the residence of
the ex-queen. had suggested 11 o’clock
that morning as the best hourfor our visit.
We approached the wide open doors
through a yard of palm trees and bananas
and cocoanut. and amid flowers that dyed
the yard with all the colors that a tropical
We were ushered into the
royal lady’s reception room. where, sur-
rounded by a group of distinguished per—
sons, she arose to greet us with a cordial
grasp of the hand. The pictures of her
hardly convey an accurate idea of her dig-
licr political niis~
fortunes seem in nowisc to have saddened
'her. She spoke freely of the brightness of
life to any one disposed to meet all obii‘
stations, and at my suggestion that we
found in life chiefly what we look for, and
if we look for flowers we find flowers, and
if we look for thorns we find thorns, she
remarked: “I have found in the path of
life chiefly flowers 1 do not see how any
one surrounded by as many blessings as
many of us possess could be so ungrateful
She said it was some—
thing to be remembered thankfully that
for 60' years there was no revolution in the
She has full faith that the pro-
visional government is only a temporary
aflalr, and that she will again occupy the
She asked hci‘ sci-rant to show me, as
something I had not soon hcforo, a royal
adornment made up from the small bird
witha largo name. the Mclith’roptcs pu-
’l'his bird. I had rcnd, hrid \lfitli'f'
its wintrn sinizlo fcutlu-r ut‘ wry exqui-
'l‘lu- ipiccn l'lil‘i’i'cli‘ii iny lnfun
motion by saying that it was not a sinirlc
feather, but a toll of {l'iltlii'i's from lilitli‘l‘
tho iiil‘ll front which tho
ndornmcnt was fashioned into n chain of
beauty for tho lii'i‘ii. Slicsprvlcc of ili'l' visit
to Now York, but said that prolungod iii»
noes ililllli'l‘i'ii hot-from sci-int: much of the
She inlkcd irccly and iniclliuoutly
on many sulijcrts pertaining to the pro»
1 was delighted with her appearance and
manner and do not la-licvu one word of the
wretched stuti’ that has lli'i‘ll written con-
lh-faiiintion is
so cosy, and there is so much cynicism
abroad which would ruthcr liclirvo. L-vil
than good, that it is not to buthuught
strantrc that this (much. like all the othcr
rulers of thc l-nrth, has lwvn lit'flll‘ll with
storms of olilmpiy and llilfil‘i'pl‘l‘nt'lllfllilill.
Gcorgc Washington was ctillcd by Toni
I‘ulue ii lying inipnstor. Thomas Jefferson
was stylcd nu illliiii'i, and since-those limos
we are said to have had in the United
States prcsidt-ticy :i lilomithirsty Hill“, a
driinltnrd and tit il'itrjl two libcrtlm-s, and
if utiylsidy in promincnt place and cll't'i't-
ivc work has I‘M’illil'ti "ll-t hint spook. for
.\l‘trr :ttt cxchunuc
(if untoprnplh in that day in Honolulu
At lo'clock i‘hivf .illrllt'i'Jlliiii cattle
to tho hutcl with his i‘llrl‘itiili‘ to take us
It. was
only ll miuutl- uttcr our rntrnncc whcu tho
prrwiilvhbulni ill:- uccninplishml and liril~
lintit lady upprnrcd. with it i'v.l‘iiltiiii)’ of
wolcutiic li'lll l‘ltllii‘ u~t t’vvl much at home.
'l‘hcpnisidcnt is a pronounced i'liristimi
lilllli, dot-ply lllli'l‘l‘rlli‘ii in ii“ t't'ligiutts ut’
fairs its will an swulur. lilo pi‘ii‘nli‘ lll’c in»
yotiil l'l‘illl‘lrlil. linnnrt-d liy lmtli political
portion, lilii‘iilt'li.lll'imlli', :tttrzu-tivc, strung
atid lit for any pmlliuti Wlli‘h' consciou-
tiuuanvss and i‘llillll’i‘ and downright car-
It was to too a littlifct‘ of surprise that
at n time whcn [milfli'n‘ urn mllmt in tho
Hawaiian inililliiti. lilill l’rtm‘ttlrnt liolo is
very positive in his opinions on all sub-
jects. l lu-nrd mitotic word of bitterness
iluwullatia and for:
Whoa I
rci‘crrud tntlic trcinr-iulous illlf‘nlliillfl he
and his associates had on hand. lic said it.
was rcinarhnhln how many of the busy
tiicti of thcsv islands wcro willing to give
scrunch of their limo. {run of all chm-tic.
to tho liilnllitmi of tho our government
and from what ht,- ln‘iluvud to lie patriotic
The prcsldciit is
a graduate of Willitiiua college, Masai»
chimeric. and when I asked him if his
opinion of l’u-sldoiit llopkins of that. coi-
lcgo was no elcvtitrtl as that of President
(int-ficld he replied, “Yrs; 1 think, as (jar-
ilchi did, that to sit on one cud of n log,
with President Hopkins on the other. and
tall: with him on literary matters would
be smoothing like ti lilx‘ral education. "
The president’s wife is a charm of low»
"or walls
are partly decorated with hot- pencil. And
though tinder ltl'l' protest, as though the
room was unworthy of a visit, Chief Jus-
tice Judd took me to her studiowhcro she
passes much of her time in sketching and
painting. The ride I tmlt afterward with
the president and Chief Justice Judd ni-
lcwed lliii still other opportunity of form-
ing an cluvtited opinion of the primal; head
The car-
dlaiity with which we had been received
by the precept ruler and the former queen
interested as more and more in the pmsont
condition and the future happiness of the
Bantu Mb sides on Hawaiian Ann's.
Aware of the ditfcrcnt ways of lookin
story of Hawaiian attains from
concise sides We have always taken it
for mated that s and ti mate‘s. and yet
laminar-yon mphosd as tomato”.
figure a uracil
til m ,
born in these islands ands! ,
ticn and experience. The allowing eon‘
versatioa took place between us: ,
Question—Do you think the 8x-queen a
good woman?
Answer—I have seen the queen very of-
ten. I have been one of her advisers. and
my wife has been with her much of the
time from childhood and has seen her
morning, noon and night and under all
circumstances, and ticithur of us has ever
witnessed ‘nnything compromising in her
character. She has made mistakes, as all
make them, but she is fully up to the
moral standard of the world’s rulers. She
is the impersonation of kindness, and nei«
that my wife nor myself nor . any one else
has ever heard her say a word against
any one. In that excellence she is pro-cm-
inetit. In proof of her good character I
have to state the fact that there is not a
household in Honolulu that did not feel
honored by her presence. If she had been
such a corrupt clinractcras sortie corre-
spondence have represented her, ldo not
think that the best men and Women of
the Hawaiian Islands would have sought
her for guest and associate.
Q.-Do you think she linsbccn unjustly
treated?
A.-—-I do. She has been most infamous-
ly trcatcd. While our island was at [ielilfli
and with no excuse for intorforcnr-u the
United Statics troops were landed. A group
of men. backed up by the Unitcd States
minister and troops, formed a cabinet and
chose a president and sent a committee to
the palace and told the union to 103W! the
place. It was another case of Nzilmth's
vineyard. The simple fact is tiiarihcre
were men who wanted the palace, and the
offices, and the sniurics. From nt‘iltirnt. po-
sition she was reduced in position until
she had to mortgage the little loft to hcr
to pay commissioners to go to Washington
rind present her side of the case. As i said,
she made mistakes, but she was willing to
corrcct them, and in a public manifesto
declared she was willing to rctrnt-r,» hcr
steps in the matter of the “new constitu—
tion." She had [is much right to her
throne as any ruler _ on earth has a right
too throne, but by sharp practice, whcn
she was unsuspecting, the l'uitcd Statics
troopsdrovo her from the palace, took pos~
session of the omiatnent and ixinugumtml
a new government
The Roy-list View.
Q.—-lf the choice of royalty or nnncxa
tion wcro put to the vote of the pimples,
what do you think would lic the dornion?
A.—'I‘hc qurcn's rcstoratlon by rt tilti-
jiirity of at li‘tlb’b ill to i. “'0 who nrr rhy-
alists arc, without cxccptlnn, in favor of
leaving ihcsc matters to the ballot lmx
Iii the United States the majority gnu-ms.
and the majority of thc pcnplc of ihw iiu
wulititi islands ought to have lill‘ militi’
privih-gzc «if mivcrntncnt.
Q —.\l'l‘ liti‘ Hawaiians I)?=‘[H‘l’l}' infill
urea ui' nomads?
.\.—~'l‘ln'y titc prupcrty hidth-r‘, ’l'ltz-y
hun- tlicir lintnos 'l‘ltc} how :i pun tit .li
lilti‘l‘l‘rl. ill pnhlir- lilTilll‘s. .‘i~’l‘i‘n\.i'l‘. tin 3:
him for llu- most part itilclliprnt \3 iii in
hardly lind n iinwnilnn horn sirn'v l~ in
who cnnnut n-tnl liliii wrltc,
(J.—-\\'li;tt do you think in tlic itli at pro
vnking ili‘il‘. iii iltccoiiliitiuttoi yutitw villi
try?
.'\.*—Il is that :t profcswrl frictivlly pow
cr has roliiml its of our pni'crninvm .\ll
‘thc nations of thc i'lil‘tlii‘iifln‘iiii‘l‘lillil your
nation has done us it wrong.
Q.-—Taking conditions as they now giro,
what do you think had butter in: douct or
is that. :i licinlsplicric conundrum?
.-\.—~lt is a lu-tnisphcrlc conundrum.
()iit‘qiiccn is dcthronml, ntid hcr pillar”
and ilt‘I' military forccs an- in tho poww-
sin!) of lit-r t‘lil'Illli'H. While I cannot em.-
nny wuy iii which tho wrung r'iin lu' right
cd, shc has such faith iii thc iinul triumph
of justicc that shc cxpm-ts tn numnc iil‘l‘
throttc. lit-r cstatc its \i‘cll as hcr «'ruwn
lui-Li‘ll from hot. slu-rlt~,~i~r\:-~t tlic r} niputhy
of thc windc World. I ill'iil \‘t- in rvpnl-licv
for sonic land-t rind tintinirshlvs int‘ « lill‘l“
Uni,- sti'lcot' trim l'illl‘ti‘lli \izll twt li'l l'ur
ilii Mill‘s (if iii'npll- ,\ l't';ilili'.lt' h iii~f f-it'
tho l'nitcd .‘i.lli'h, a monarchy fr trzv
lluwniizm islunds
’l‘hus i‘lltit'li my mnwvmmuut ut": tlu-
l‘i Mill-d.
'l‘lw Iii-pilliiit'ziti Vult- of tho ('zI-W.
Hill I liiSti ll.nl tiiw nppwt'ltttdti'M' il'.i‘.’li
int: tln- min r win of ilu . rpn >liwtt from :i
Hlill'i’i‘ii, put " .‘lll'i hum—l .itlti-‘Y‘irtnn
l~t. and l :l‘ -'. much tl.r- mtnc ~;',puti :i~
liir'tl iilziii :i~l.wrl (Tin i‘niztlid
'i'lw it'll twin: . 'vli\-. ofmu iu'l\‘t'“‘ll tln-
lililli";.illtiliiwl .ml thy-«ii in ti; itlzum
Q-v-iliiynil think thc down is lit in
n inn?
.\ -—~.\’n’ lif.’ lzvt‘ ‘~l._'llili,,' thc opium la
i‘l‘lc-‘i' fillii iiw l-il‘. llli'lili’ i.4||ll~l.‘iii.‘t lwm x v
and by nlhcr act.» shc pt'uvui intro ii ll.ll;’
'41 pmw't‘il.
I) v lit: you think l‘iit tlu' [li'l'~~t nt «on
in \‘I'f's'i’ \\'iilliii lii' l'i'ill‘U‘li if ll.r- l[lil“~llllll
lll (il‘llilli‘ Wct‘il loft in lilt‘ yum it till Lil"
Iii'llliil’ Iili liiI' lainlili'r
.\. wXu‘ 'l'lu- l'hlticsc, thv .lripunr ~x- tinvl
lhc i’iii'lll;.‘fll|'~" Wiillitl join with flu in
ll\'t':* and mic tluuti thr lit ~l intvrmt nz'
lill‘ lltm‘nilritt Inililllin.
t).--\\'hntdn you think of tho prmcn:
lillititdu of lili' l'ttitml Stairs ibili‘l'lllili‘iil
Willi l'i’spcct lli Tiii‘ .‘iillliiWii'll l~ltititl~"
.\.-.\lnst illilut‘liltirill- \i‘t- arc \\‘.illllll«'
for change of .ulntitnstrutloii at Whiting
ill'
burns}: Llldt'UK .\an
tori. Mr. Ulcrclnnd has ttnwlscly handled
our affairs. We want an mlmlnistrniion
tit Washington which will favor so Mr
urination. and your next presldontlai elm:-
tlon may settle our island affairs and win
tie them in the right way.
Q.—-What isthe pnvscnt feeling lemma
royaltsts and those in favor of the prod
clonal wernmcmf
A.-— ’ery bitter and Incoming more
and more dangerous, and great prudence
and wisdom will have to be employed. “1‘
there will its himdshsd. _
This ended m conversation with m
“Assassin * mmami
% m ' arm-
,, , . , only»
4 i
this that.“ minimize mum
ed tam government has had with the
Chinese population now within our bor-
ders. trying this and that legislationto
suit their case. any American statesman
should propose by tho annexation of the
Sandwich Islands ‘to add to our pcpulw
tion the 22,000 Chinese and the 12,000
Japanese now living in these islands. If
we want this addition of 34,000 Chinese
and Japanese, had we not better import
them fresh from China and Japan?
From what I have seen and litmrd in
this my journey I have conic to the con-
tluslon that it will be a dire day when the
American government hopelessly mixes
itself up with Hawaiian affairs. It would
be disaster to them, and perplcxlty and
useless expense tooursclvcs. “Hands oil"
and “Mind your own business" arein this
case sentiments that had better be obscrv~
ed by English. German and American
governments.
'1'. Us Wm TALMAGE.
A DULL SEASON.
The Grasshopper and Ills Chums Must
Work a New Racket.
"Well, what kind of a season have you
had?" inqtilrcd n jaunty grasshopper of a
round. corpulcnt potato buy, at the some
time picking his tccth with a tyre straw.
"Nothing extra," rc'plicd the potato
bug. "We did quite a fair business in
Minnesota this ycar. but didn't play to
very big liouscs in Dakota. lluw is'busl-
nose with you?"
“Worst season I over struck in my life,
so for, " sold the grasshopper gloomlly.
"We tried to worry the corn crop around
Salt Ltd-it.- and in the southern part of
Urcgon, but we all 10ml tnoncy by it. The
fact is. com was glam-d lwforc wt: fairly
got down to work. Wt: an,- going to play
all of our mtupanics through the mist next
season, and you can just hot your nippors
we will whoop things up in Iowa and
Illinois."
“The cinch but! combinations :ippcur to
have done well this season" said tin.- [mill-
to bug quietly. "They have played to big
fields of wheat in Kansas. "
"Yes; that's truc," rvplicd the grass-
hopper. "Tho cinch family are good
drawing cards, and sonic-of thcir specialty
star parts are well done, but i notice latc-
ly that the army Worm is attracting con-
sidcrahlc nttcntiun and playing to mighty
good busincss in quite :i nuniln-r of states. ”
“Yes; the army wurm has introduced
some novelties this sousun, but for packed
houses the lmllwnrm and caterpillar have
worked this country for all it's worth down
south. I scc that we have got to spring
semi: kind of a new racket or we are
timinwd.“ and the potato but: sight-d lii‘t'p'
iy ntnl nihhlcd :i fcw ('lltlilliHWt'f lctlvcs.
"I i‘xpl'tfl wc will hun- t‘nnsiilcruhh- op-
posittun from tho wwi'il lllix muslin." ob-
scrvui tho triflh-wii‘ii-lti‘l‘.
"Yrs, i utnlr-rdntvl thry ill‘t‘ going to
put .1 tin -p Hi) thu- Twill. iii'lii'li tlicy illltl
Iililiil,‘ up w'iw Ltndut .t i‘nlitlliliiill-vli with
llh- l'iil\\wf‘lll
"We ll." Hill iii" L'ruwhwppcr, "l tnii~t
go tip to Hill iirm huwu 'sanz‘iizii-ld and till
up for snppvr if I:-- ii.i'~ ltutlt any iilllilli'l‘)
titnl in lt;.tt..: to ~n.'nli:w in will, l'll mim-
down and ill“: it .1 '1; wt'li )nil nil ill-u:
con .ioni pt :u-‘ni 'i';i. Li.
Cliuhbyt"—'i'«-iit.- >ta‘
tZ'u-x
lluyini; .s ilnrw.
”l'ni thitihitig it iniyzztt: :i lwrM'.” he
said ziirily,
"l'tn, what kind of :i lin~.~"" itiipiircd
tho \‘ct, With it itiitxt lulil h of liirlrllal.
“A riding animal."
"You want u gmitl tall iii'f'M' for that."
Eunice-3nd thc wt ti~ ln- mumtrwd the
length of thc youth‘s logs \\ itlt Ella r-yc.
' 'hiit's thr- hind this uric i~. .\t lvu-‘t
the man from win in i am in it"i hint told
inc lic Wm. I litive'ti‘t own lili' illlrfil‘, iiil’.
illt‘ mutt ~nid lic \Vii.‘ 1"» [wt high.“
'l'hc \rtvmn ;:rn-w rml in tho {-li'i‘ (ii-i if
sotnrilitzig um i iluixill; him.
”How high did you my ‘ " ho min-d, ump-
ing, '
"Tl’ic man said it; i' .vt "
”r-"txtcun fict‘ .\tu you surc ho mid
‘fm-t‘“ “
' i‘tn prctt'; -ur--," lu- :itt-w rml tinniit~
Iiill}’- ‘ lt H-lliiili l lw lili him, t‘iillil it?"
"i fill“1“li"' Haylic in‘ said ’l;:iti.l~.’ "
"lizitttiw- t’v-utol;:rt;tl~<~~:'-«t, ' rcpmta-d
”in buy: “ii-“if: ‘i'. t'h..p- ii W‘H illllllii.
Tidli'w l' wt~ lumlw . r t: - t or «clothing:
likv llttil. ln‘i'Jlnu it i« 'tldr‘. li‘fi'xl‘ in'i'ii 1")
int llt'fi, ('Hliili if " moi ilw \‘rtr mti :igrm-d
tinit it -.'..i~n t in. ‘ri - , ll-it'ml l-‘xw l’nw».
Hurling I‘lywlu-rls “‘illt I'Iuwr.
Sinu- thv f'""'iil tmh of (‘.ilill'tli wound
with utic t;..n hint~t~ him- lw wit ll‘:»lll‘..’ to
apply thv- any» ittm iplw to \xttidtin: lug
llywhn l~ \\llli p it.» t l! mu found to in:
ulnimt llillIM-«Hillll‘ tn urn-no a fracture in
lili' wirv ln-ntol mitinun ii iii; thc lll'Ill‘it‘r-l Hf
i'xplmltm 'l'ltc l'“£i-«‘ll lint! illi.’ mum plan
in Liv-int: .tppiiml In ii}"s\ili“.'i5 i» lilliiiiliiilv
tally lat-:inw mi ittttty \iliu'l» luiw liiit‘st
during thv psi-d it w yours. lnsta-ud of
winding with wire. iiuwricr. liii' ldcti in in
“N! pnpcr. 'i'hc wtimicn slwlrtnn of thc
big whm-i i~ put in .1 rmclvlng {ratin- llllli
lht.‘ sltwis of tnunillti pnpcr wound around
it, with iipliill‘llli'illo of plum lictwm'tt.
Ni-nriy 1W) laycn are wound on. 'l‘hc
work in not costly. .\ chi-up ivhm-l no
suits. .\u nccldcut is lilllili‘ in human: by
which thc load is suddctiiy inkrn nlf tlw
cnulnv. Wlii‘li iiwsia-cd i‘iilli-l npu'llh grunt
\‘clm'ltv, and llflii‘w‘i thc cunlum-r in at.
hand to stop tlw vitptltit- quickly tln- whccl
in likvlyto lllli'ril, hyccnirlfuuad form lint
if uwlwrl is wound with stillti‘lllillil tho
ptml’iilityof lt-i bursting ‘wxccmilnitly
”nun. w-Uufituti (‘umtiwrciii “iliii‘l.lll.
fan of n fiit‘hrootu.
A nickrrmtii that ttrcds t'lctiiiitig can be
mmlv (“NET and sweet without swucplng
and without dusting by wiping «ivory-
thing in it with a cloth wrung out of
warm watcr in 'whlt-h there are a few
drops of ntiitnnnia. The fill!!! ntid «impure
ins, though tin-re should not lit-any iii the
rrmrn, the doctors tell “it, may lioput upon
the line fora tliomugh airing and wiped
in the some way. The leather duster,
which should he banished because it does
no renlgmd anywhere-except to stir tip
and milstributo the dust, is especially out
of place in tho sickrwim, whom there
may be, and doubtless often are. “0mm of
dim in the innocent looking dust. if
the patient is in a nervous state. a scrum
may he placed in front of the bed while
the fnmhcning got?! on. if the mom can
only be hunted bya atom the noise of
putting in coal can be dcndcnet‘i by wrap.
ping the cool in paper lit'IiII'L' putting on
the fire and putting on the paper as well
as the coal.
My Huntington.
My Huntington. the illustrious ps-
tron of the Naturalists, was a widow for
. She lived tabs 90 years old and
retained the vigor of middle his almost to
the and. Her innsvoieaees were lamp
and sheiouadsd :- number of
' m
l ‘ in can titties
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NOTICE—Route msybechsnged or sail postponed should weather prove unfavorable
for the comfort of passengers.
ROTON POINT,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.‘
The Most charming Summer Resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HOTEL, FINE BATHING “BUSES,
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
DANCING DAILY,
Every Afternoon and Evening in the Pavilion.
ltulley Cats Every Twenty Minutes Until l0:00 p. m.
Roton Point improvement Company,
Owners and Pronrietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager
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000W“ $3.00 8HOE.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Used. Combining Durability and Style
Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoo in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 50. Norwaik.
JUST ascent-ED A LARGE LINE or
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 UP.
Large assortment of Oak Bed-room Suite, Sideboards, Era
tension Tables, Fancy Chairs and Parlor Furniture at bottom
prices.
Raymond & Sons.
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