The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-01-27
At Los Angeles.

the beach.
At Los Angeles.
David Kalakaua the eighth mon
arch who has ruled the Kingdom
of Hawaii, accompanied by the
members Of his suite and detail
of American officers arrived in the
city at 2:45 yesterday afternoon in
q special car.
The special ear carrying the
King and his party was taken of
the regular Southern Pacific over
land train at San Fernando-street
Depot and run over onto the Santa
Fe track.
The distinguished visitors were
met at the San Fernando-street
Depot by Mayor Henry T. Hazard,
Gen. A. Med. MeCook, Lieut..
Baker, of the Glendale staff, and
Col. II. G. Otis.
After being introduced to the
King, the Mayor, on behalf of the
Informal Reception Committee,
extended TO His Majesty and the
members of his suite the freedom
of the city.
The royal party included the
following gentlemen: His Ma
jesty King Kalakaua, Col. George
Macfarlane, chamberlain and secre-
tary TO the King; Col. r. II. Baker,
an aid on the staff and native of
the Kingdom of Hawaii, Lieut..
George p Blow, United States
Navy, detailed by Admiral Brown
TO accompany His Majesty on his
tour through Southern California;
State Senator Whitney of Alameda
county, who accompanies the party
as one familiar with the country
passed through.
Just before the train departed for
the south, IN response to the gen.
eral demand, the Mayor appeared
upon the rear platform of the car
and presented His Majesty to the
assemblage. This seemed to sat
isfy the crowd, and the unusual
sight Of American citizens cheering
King was witnessed.
His Majesty regarded the crowd
with the utmost sang froid and
took the matter very cooIly. While
standing upon the platform and
surveying the multitude he pulled
away at cigar with evident salts
faction.
King Kalakaua Is 4 very ordi-
nary-loOking parsonage, even if he
IS king. He is Of average height
and his skin is well tanned. He
was attired in black clothes and
wore & soft, light hat. He has q
mustache with light goatee and
side whiskers.
The car IN which the party are
travelling is a special of the Cen
traI Pacifc-The Sacramento. 1t
IS very handsomely furnished and
fitted up, and the King and his
friends I've in it altogether while
upon their trip.
At San BerHardino.
This city was visited this fore
noon, Jan. ,, by King Kalakaua
and suite. They were shown
throughout the city by the City
Trustees. The KING was well
pleased with Southern California
climate
Los ANGELES, January liking
Kalakaua and suite arrived from
the south and spent the day at Ray
mond. Tonight they attended the
performance Of Carmen at the
Opera House, returning to Ray
mond for the night. Tomorrow
the King viii come TO Los Angeles
and hold { reception 1T the City |
Hall in the evening. He will be |
rendered banquet at the Cali |
fornia Club. The royal party |
leave for Santa Barbara Sunday |
morning.
At the performance tonight Miss
} uch was called before the curtain, /
and KaIakaua arose and personally |
handed the singer q handsome bou-
quet, IN the center of which nestled /
i diamond brooch of beautiful de-
sign.
At Santa Barbara.
King KaIakaua and his party
arrived here at noon to-day Jan.
4, and was met at Carpenteria by
the Reception Committee appointed
by the City Council and escorted
10 the city. Several thousand per-
sons were st the station TO receive
His Majesty.
He and his suite were taken TO
the Arlington Hotel, where brief
informal reception was held, and
IN address of welcome was read by
Mayor P. J. Barber. 4 handsomely
suprossed COPY of the address was