The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-05
AROUND The WORLD.
Dr.. TalmagG Visits the President and
EX-Queen Of Hawaii.

A Pleasant Chat With Lilioukalani.
The Preacher Declares Hawaiian
Politics the Hemisphere Conun-
drum-President Dole and His Ar
tistic Wife-Both Royalists and An
nexationists Condemn Our Attitude
in Hawaiian a fairs.
(Copyright)
Honolulu, June 19.-The chamberlain,
come to invite US to the residence of the
ex-queen, had suggested II O'Clock that
morning as the best hour for our visit,
We approached the wide-open doors
through yard Of palm trees and bananas
and cocoanut, and amid flowers that dyed
the yard with all the colors that tropi-
cal sun can paint We were ushered into
the royal lady's reception room, where,
surrounded by group of distinguished
persons, she arose to greet US with cor
dial grasp of the hand. The pictures of
her hardly convey an accurate idea of her
dignity of bearing She has all the ease
OF one born to high position. Her political
mlSfOrtuneS seem IN no wise to have
saddened her. She spoke freely Of the
brightness of life to any one disposed to
meet ala obligations, and at my suggestion
that we found in life chiefly what we look
for, and if we look for flowers we find
flowers, and if we look for thorns we find
thorns, she remarked. II have found in the
path Of life chiefly flowers. do not see
how any one surrounded by as many bless
ngs as many of US possess could be so I'M
grateful as to complain" She said IL was
something TO be remembered thankfully
mat for nifty years there was no revolu-
uon IN the islands. She has full faith
that the provisional government is only
temporary affair, and that she will again
occupy the throne.
She asked her servant TO show me, as
something ! had not seen before, royal
adornment made up from the small bird
with large name, the Milithreptes Pa
clhca. This bird. had read. had under
us wing, single feather of very eXquis-
lte color. The queen corrected my in
formation by saying that it was not
single feather, but tuft of feathers
from under the wing of the bird from
winch the adornment was fashioned into
chain of beauty for the neck. She
spoke of her visit to New York, but said
mat prolonged illness hindered her from
seeing much of the city. She talked
freely and intelligently on many subjects
pertaining to the present and the future
was delighted with her appearance
and manner, aud do not believe one word
zen concerning her immoralities. Defama-
uon is so easy and there is so much
Cynlcism abroad which would rather be-
lieve evil than good, that it is not 10 be
thought strange that this queen, like all
me other rulers of the earth, has been
beaten with storms of obloquy and mis-
representation. George Washington was
called by Tom Paine a living impostor.
lhomas Jefferson was styled an inhdel,
ana since those times we are said TO have
had in the United States residency a
blood thirsty man, a drunkard, and at
east two libertines, and If any body in
prominent place and effective work has
escaped, ''let him speak, for him have
ouended.' After an exchange Of auto
graphs on that day in Honolulu, we
parted.
PRESIDENT DOLE GREETs HIS GUEST.
AZ o'clock Chief Justice Judd came
70 we hotel with his carriage TO take US
70 uhe mansion Of President Dole II was
my minute after our entrance, when
'ne president and mis- accomplished and