Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-02
THE PRINCESS.
hipIani and Suite Arrive in
Kew York.
mr. PERSONAL APPEARANCE.
n, Reason Why she Embarked for
file United States Of America.
urn ADDRESS TO the rEorh y
s,.,smeni Of Davies. the Guardian oil
the Royal Lady.-tieveiand
10 be Interviewed.

NEW YORK, March l.--Princess
Kaiulaui, niece Of the deposed Queen
Illluokaani Of Hawaii, arrived today
nm the steamer Teutonic. With her
were Theophilus Davies aud Mrs.
payIts, the English guardians Of the
pdnc.ss, Miss Davies anu Mics WAT
ia. companions Of the princess. &c.
MeFaflano, ex.minister OF finance to
toe dethroned queen, and DR.. Mott
Smith, present Hawaiian minister to
thls country, went down the bay In
ihe revenue cutter Chandler 10 meet
ibs Young princess. They boarded the
,hp Immediately after she left the
health onlceT's boarding station. There
vp quite an army OF curiosity seekers
on tue pier TO get n glimpse OF the
p,ucess. A suit OF rooms was engaged
bf her party ut the Brevoort house,
AID they were driven there immedi.
Ney alter coming oil the steamship.
Tne princess Is Is years Of age, tall
and beautiful, with a sweet face and
heuue1 ns' a., 49,.
tea anu ua1N oo"np,sAiVn ,'as ''". -.
hayauan oeeu,y. az nu .oo "
Ws unl'eu p.nt aHe SAT-, 20
uepuIpVse VI Ioainhs anu oohIi s.ns
have been asked to control her country
han 10 make formal petition for her
cow, ,,
sne eaiu, 10 Hb"uunJ ninoi
M1h wv A,los'.ahs "to 'nY Io"I
minuvu peopie ! hsNo ieai"eu W 70
liu Weln ~, 10y WIN ~, W P't'y
sWe Outrage w "hieh ha'o ios'hJ
"Inhsh.' -,-
III regard 10 hef Views on various
eteus "nicn ihe haTalhn govern
Ssa Is HseIy 70 assume, Iuncvss
hlani ie'eiieu W h.' EuHiuIun, ~.
t, o"' te"e 'sH"e' '"e 'o'o"'"e
''"e"
I5the American people.-Unbiddon
isand upon your shores today, where
thought 30 coon to receive & royal
Welcome on my way TO my own king
Gm. l come unattended, except by
hung hearts that come with me over
Tie wintfy seas. l hear that com.
nissioners from my land have been for
many days asking this gren. nation to
IKE away my little vineyard. They
ind outaSI can from IN, rumors I'm
Tie air. They would leave me without
ahome, or name, or nation.
seventy yehrs ako christian Amen.
cans tehs over christian men nnd
soheh 70 give religion ana ciVilils'
u'h 70 hawaii phey gave us the
Pspeb uney lhaue US NATION anu we
kAtned 10 love and trust America.
Iusy tnree OF inc sons OF those
alssiohaIies are aWyour capltai ask
youto uhuo their ihtherh' W0ik.W no
~. memI VINO gave them authority
uoieak 'he constitution which they
Mote they would uphoidY Today, l
ma poor, weak giri, with not one OF
people near me, anu AL these
NalIah statesmen against mo, yet
aAse l strength TO elanu up Tor the
nsns OF my people Even now can
.,H hem wnli In my hearl, anu u
rvs me strength anu COURAGE, anu 1
aul tuong, strong In the faith OF God;
MVhg In the knowledge that sm
nsnH sfOng IN mo strength OF seventy
NH Oh totle who In this Tree land
wiz near my cry and VIII refuse to let
"eH nag cover dishonor TO mine.
r,,,,, -
~ S'"ih"hNf
hs follows:
Alter the revolution o. 1857, Mr.
ThuHI0n came Into power and en-.
ped very generally the confidence OF
The natives and foreignere. AT That
ume Princess Kaiulani, heiress pros.
lsctiye 10 the throne, was IL years OF
age, and 1t was folt 10 DO very Import.
Ahllhat she should be sent entirely
away from her surroundings and the
Mnuence OF Hawaiian court life la
dlei TINT she might be- trained ia The
qaiel Of home atmosphere, which
would enable her more iilly TO take uu
leF future position as soyereign. Mr..
Ihurston repeatedly urged that the
young princes, shouid be sent to Eng.
and with that object In view, and IN
.ssV, when she was ID years OF age, tho
pan was carried out, and Princess
Aaiulani ives sent 10 England m
ehAige OF n LADY who VIVA about tn
pend a year In Europe and vino un.
uel'ook to place her n, n suitable
,ehool, which had already neon
"l.eled.