Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-05

strain her from the course which brought
ON the revolution
81 must confess TINT with my knowl.
edge ui her character when princess she
disappointed me when she became queen.
She did not show those qualities Tor
which / had always given her credit
During the last year j wished 10 resign
my office ms president of the board of
education twice. | offered my resignn-
ton, hut the queen declined 20 accept IL.
She insisted that | should remain at the
head ct the hoard, aud prOiesaed tho
same friendship which had marked our
acquaintance when she was princess. |
was not Ia Honolulu ut the time of thc
revolution, having gone To san Francisco
with a view to making this visit Fast
In regard tO annexation Mr. BiAhOp
said. ~ am not hcre officially. but /
am deeply Interested Ina and strongly tn-
yOr annexation. In my opinion, nnncNa-
tion means the early salvation and iu-
ture hope of Hawaii Its failure now
would hc most disastrous We need
stable government Eyerythmnelsc de.
ponds ON Tint no 20 ON now would
only put off the evil day a little longer.
The United States cannot tail TO gain
largely by the possession OF the islands.
They are far moro valuable thun the
people here can realize. by the terms of
the treaty this government viii get them
ann glad to see the provision for the eN-
queen and the princess. IL Is a liberal pro
vision and viii have a good ERECT on he
iluwuUUns. There rs also something In
n deposed ruler living In style 10 warrant
fcli-respect and the respect of others
The eN-queen owns q handsome resl-
dence, loft 10 her hy her husband. She
keeps up her pew In the native church
aud contributes 10 the support of the
church, though | believe she Is not a
member She has always a good many
about her To help, and no doubt Will
continue 90 have these demands ON her.
With her interest IN education, poor re-
lati0ns aud various charities, the eN-
queen is pretty sure 10 spend % large
part OF her annuity at homo on the Has
wnian people. The young Princess
kniuinni had her own house before going
TO England. Now that she " No longer
the heir apparent ! SUPPOSE she Will,
on her return from England, 1--we with
her father MIR, Cleghorn, who b hulld-
ing large house in Honolulu. When 9
young girl the prlncess gave promise oi
becoming hoautlful womuu The Mng.
fish complexion on her father'e side gives
her complexion fair enough 10 be
termed brunette. Her features are fine
and dolicatelY Ont When she rOiurns
| from England she will be- thoroughly
/ educated and accomplished. With hel
| inlANut NNNl "a AAlNtilA NNiNNNh hl ANtNitNi
| which will always cling 80 her the prin
cess will he an attractive young woman
and will certainly not lack for suitors
/ MIR Clcphoin made a secnd maTi0g,
/ and has other children, But kNulani
ns the daughter of the cX-queen's sister
/ Likelike viii always be regarded by nn
| tiy0 Hnwaiinna As the princess
The tlawallans are Il chuchging pc0
] Pile After The FIRST step their CONVEX
s,sn 10 christianity WAS rapid and rasy
icss than 100 years ago Molatry Wal
/ ihe form of Worship throughout The Is
Nnds Ian 1902 i0urteen years afte
| their discovery. Vancouver visited IN,
islands repeating his visit in lI0i. m,
made the first break IN the idolalrous &c