The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-22
CHIEF JUSTICE or SAMOA.
Reception ~ Chambrrialn Coarna
DE- tedrrerants ~ tNnniuiu

Orcnnit steamship Company wharf
yesterday evening. Mr. James w
Robertson. acting Chamberlain,
went on board TO meet the Chief
Justice of Samoa, who was expected
on his way 10 assume his station.
Chamberlain Conrad dc Cedcr.
cranta was appointed Chief Justice
OF Samoa hy King Oscar of Sweden,
at the request oi the three signatory
/ Powers to the Treaty Of Berlin
Germany, the United States and
Great Britain. The title "Cham
berlain' of the appointce represents
the honorary position he holds at
the Swedish royal court. Accom-
panying the Chief Justice TO Samoa
is Lieutenant dc Ulfsparrc of the
Royal Marines, who goes as Aide
de-Camp and holds commission as
Marshal of Samoa. Both gentlemen
belong to the Swedish nobility.
Mr.. Robertson met the Chief JUS
tice with his Aide in Capt Morse's
cabin, and on'behalf of the Princess
Regent rendered His Honor the hos
pitality of the Kingdom, and placed
at his disposal His Majesty's royal
carriage. Mr.. III. w. Schmidt, II.
$. MS Consul, also met bis dis
tnguished countryman AT the same
place and cordially welcomed him
TO Honolulu. Chief Justice de Ce-
dercrantz and Lieut.. de Ilfsparre
then drove to the Hawaiian Hotel,
where rooms had been engaged for
them.
Mr.. Robertson immediately re-
paired to the Palace to inform Ii.
r. III. the Regent of the Chief JUS
tees arrival and make arrange
ments for an audience. He then
met the party at the Hotel and with
Consul Schmidt accompanied them
in calling on His Excellency John
A. Cummins, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, at his residence. The party
were then driven to the residence
of Hon. A. S. Cleghorn, Waikiki,
and after brief call were given u
drive round Kapiolani Park and
back to town. Chief Justice Ceder-
crantz was delighted with the seen
cry, saying he had never seen any,
thing so charming.
This morning the royal carriage
was sent to the Hotel to convey the
party to Iolani Palace. Count
Wachtmeister of Sweden accompan-
led them. The royal audience was
given at half-past seven o'clock.
Acting Chamberlain Robertson re-
ceived the distinguished visitors and
showed them the royal feather
cloaks and other royal emblems.
, Consul Schmidt here joined the
party and, being presented to Prin.
t cess Regent Liliuokalani and Queer
, Kapiolani, in turn presented Chiet
Justice de Cedercrantz, Coun
Wachtmeister and Lieut.. de Ulfs
pare to Her Royal Highness anc
Her Majesty. The Regent convers
ed with the Chief Justice few min
utes after the ceremony.
His Honor Chief Justice jude
also called at the Palace and wa
, presented to the Regent, the Queen
| and the visiting dignitaries. Be
! sides those already named Their
t were present at the audience Prin
cess Poomaikelanl, Hon. John O
Dominis, Mrs. j. w. Robertson
lady-in- waiting to the Queen, an
Mrs. Chas. Clark, in attendance o
III. r. HI. the Regent.
, A few minutes before the depart
Q ure of the Alameda the party wer
: driven in the royal carriage to tn
wharf. They were taken leave of o
board by Mr.. Schmidt, Consul Ger
y eral Severance of the United States
q Mr.. Robertson and others. They wer
decorated with fragrant leis in tn
= Hawaiian style by Mrs. j. w. Rot
= ertson.
After the gong had sounded fc
all not passengers to go ashore, TIL
n Chief Justice, his Aide and TIL
d Count descended to the foot of til
d shore gangway, where His Exec
& lency j. A. Cummns, Chief Justie
Judd and Others babe them a col
!, dial farewell, the lowering of tn
!. gangway being delayed little fl
the exhibition of GOOD fellowship
The Royal Hawaiian Band playe
n one of its best programmes at Il
s steamers departure, winding Il
" with Aud Lang Syne and differel
/ national airs.
IS Count Wachtmeister was booke
Il for Auckland, but changed his min
y to land at Samoa with the Chi
y Justice.
The day after their arrival in So
II Francisco Chamberlain de Cede
IT crantz and Lieut.. de Ulfsparre
l. full uniform called on King Kal;
'e kaua at the Palace Hotel. On Fl
n day evening they accompanied II
u Majesty, on his invitation, TO Il
- - military review. They also accol
q panied the King to the grand Cha
- ity Ball in Pioneer Hall the san
evening
he Chief Justice de Cedercrantz is
d. handsome looking man of full st
es ture, with dark auburn bair al
u mustache. He is of youthful a
At pearance for man called to fill
ar important an office. AS has pr
5, viously been published in this pape
~ the Chief Justice of Samoa will ha'
- almost absolute powers under Il