Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-29

TO the Hawaiian throne has Oeen uuty
honored by several excellent societies IN
Boston and by the young ladies in Wei
lesley college aud by the eStima0le
ladies OF SoroSis. The Princess has
reason 10 leave this country with salts
faction. When the late King kalakaua
was in the United States he passed MS
pleasanteSt hours in the Bohemian Ciuo,
OF San Francisco, and the LotoS CLUB,
of New YOrk.-NelC York sun.
Kaiuani mas plrOuetted for a oriei
space before the American people an
der the charge OF her English keepers,
like a dancer under the surveillance OF
severe chaperon, and is now hurried
off the stage 10 wait for effects. There
is reason to believe that these will be OF
the scantieSt sort and that her mission
IS failure. 1t was we'll planned TO ap-
peal 20 American gallantry and 70 spur
chivalry 20 come TO the rescue OF virgin
beauty in distress; but 10 was not In the
least well managed, and the show has
practically gone 10 pieces.-SG PduL
Pioneer Press.
The interesting daughter Of Scotch
gentleman who calls herself the Prin-
cess OF Hawaii has sailed back TO Eng
land. She had a pleasant visit to New
York and an agreeable stay In Wash
ington, but she probably does not de-
lude herself with the idea that this
experience with courteous people has
done anything towards seating her on
the Hawaiian throne. Whatever else
the American government may do, IL
cannot contribute 10 the restoration OF
the Hawaiian mOnarchY.-PhtlOdsl9htd
Press
Miss Kaiulani, the young lady who
was brought over from England by her
manager 20 influence American sentl-
ment and action with regard 10 the an
nexatlon Of Hawaii, has gone back 10
England. She had q pleasant time, be-
haved herself with mOdesty and good
sense, and is not responsible for the
rather silly addresses that have been is
sued In her name Whether she is 70 be
queen or not there can be no harm in
saving: GoOd-by; God bless you, my
little girl.-Dllhtth Tribune.
II the Princess Kaiulani had a smart
adviser like Colonel Daniel Lamont at
her side she would not be guilty OF the
indiscretion of attaching her name 20
such farewell address as that issued
yesterday. An acute literary assistant
would have suppressed the evidences OF
design tn the sentiment, and would
have made the valedictory message dig
nifed and independent. But as il stands
there will be harsh judgement-COllun-
bus Post.
Princess Kalulani, or Miss Cleghorn,
yesterday sailed for Europe. Whether
she carried with her any assurance OF
support or recognition Of her claims 70
the Hawaiian throne, is not stated.
But she had the chance to witness Pres
ident Ceveland's Inauguration and to
eat dinner with some of New NOrk's
400. So she has been pretty well COM
pensated for crossing the Atlantic
Colorado sun.
The Englishman Davies, who has the
Princess Kaiulani in his care, is alto
gether too vOluble with his counsel con-
corning the HG8alian question. He
has large money interests in Honolulu
witch make him desire an English pro-
. tee tOrate, and his pretense Of speaking
for the native Hawaiians is mOonshine.
Boston Journal.
Guardian Davies saws OF the Hawaiian
Princess Kalulani that she don't want
the crown, and claims IL only 10 the in
terest of her people. That is the way
all mOnarchs aud would-be monarChs
talk. However that is a matter TO DO
settled between her and her people
Brooklyn Citizen.
Kaiulani may fail to win back her
crown, but she has captured SoroSis aud
the "fringe of society" so her trip 20
America was not altogether in vain.
These acquisitions may be useful in fu
ture, in case she should join the other
stage-elevating celebritieS.-SGUGRRGh
NClrS.
Now that the Princess Kaiulani, OF
Hawaii, has called az the White House
aud been received by Mrs. Cleveland
we feel like cOugratulating the Princess.
II is something for mere princess TO
be presented 70 the Queen.-TeTTe Hdltc
Gazette.
The Princess Eaiulani Is a very cheer
full young lady. She still talks Of her
kingdom which she will never get. 1t is
fortunate that Papa Cieghorn left her
q good deal of money 10 live on. She'll
need Indianapolis Journal.
There is something dreadfnlly, awful
" solemn about KaiulauiS address ito
the American people" AS a prOnun-
ciamento artist she would take a hight
rank with the best OF the French claim
Philadelphia NelCS.
Princess Kaiulani has fallen in love
with Mrs. Cleland Should she ever
become queen she could no where find
more gracious model for QueenlineSs
than dwells in the white house to-day.
-NCiC York ECCRiNg World
The Hawaiian princess having OBJ
tanned an audience in the White House
fell Ia love with Mrs. Cleveland. A
more important matter is what impress
sion did Kaiulsni make on "the old
man?"-HOUStOn Post.
Princess Kaiulani is said 20 have much
musical taste, and that her favorite in-
strument is the whilili, described as
cross between the guitar aud mandolin.
Columbus Press.
Kailuani leaves America and no men
tiOn has thus far been made Of her pre-
sentatiOn 20 Lord Ward McAlliSter.
Such a neglect Of opportunity is sad in
deed!-PittSbUrg Dispatch.
A young and dashing Chicago society
leader is IN lsve with the bronze priu-
cess Of the Hawaiians, Kaiulani, and
all Chicago is on the Qui viye over the
affair. -Dltllith NelCS.
Kaiulani's campaign was well man
aged. She made her visit 20 the Presi-
dent and sailed for England before her
arrival had time to become an old story.
Rochester Herald.
Princess Kaiulani is reported TO have
gone out shopping In Washington, too.