The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

helore he Yielded - snissionstief entrsesiss
JoRp oSmmipe.. half White, lived leen-
teus life. too bad for me to diseuss, even N =
ssm ssS house. With Rs w. ana Ssusht.r Nav
'CummipRs, his daughter, IL engaged to =
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guardian for HIS estate.
Marshal Wilson. parsmour to her Majesty
Dr. Tfousseau lives with his Kanaks lady.
and smiles at any attempt to reform him-a
Gov Cieehorn. Ksiuisnr. father, IL living
undtsguisedly with his native mistress, md
their infant son ives baptized IN the English
fairs are an old story.
Coy. Cieghorn married Likellke. sister to
enjoyed her ,coqgetrles with other men than
her husband. and ,nayal Officers know who is
whg has been to these islands ="
=, Antoine Rosa hall Portuguese and half ma
only RrothsT and While dHs she sy hi Win cancer
he seduced his eldest step daughter. and mar
Iied her s three months after her own %OtheIs
II could go on I'D infntipm. but there are some
sss' EsS sae BosSs knew to my
character OF the men with whom he was deal
a gave ssss 81 essn the
Mr. Wodehouse. the British Minister land one
who has always been unfriendly to AmericansL
was constantly with Mr.. Blount and MIR. Claus
spreckles. on intimate terms with Paramount
rupning In at oil hours OF the day and oven
he and Mrs. Bioupt drove al day long with
Clsns's son-in preference to being entertained
by Honolulu friends (annexatlonists, who hap
pened to be in San Francisco at that time. We
oil feel sorely disappointed In Mra. Blount,
accepting intimate hospltaIities from those
dsmning and traduclnG 70 his dGvernm ent and
II hell Ia large enough to take In such colossal
hypocrites Our greatest wish is that MIR.
made TO suffer even one. half the tortures they
have inflicted on US These are not iabrica-
CATION By tho United states t Congress-. '
A woMAS's OPINIONS OF MRS. BLouNT.
HONOLULU. Fl. L. SUNDAY, Dec. s. 1903.
1T was more than pleasant to receive your
words Of comfort and cheer. and such SYM
patty is very dear TO us. and helps us on our
1T would take no end NJ time to detail to you
all OF Mr. Blounts hypocrisies and the causes
mitted her TO accept the most intimate atten-
tions from the Provisional Government people.
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and this also meant the saving q carriage hire
Blount permission to let them know when
carriage or Otherwise. and the deaf. lady never
hesitated to telephone to any Of Thorn to
return her numerous. calls. These same la:
dies furnished her with home made bread and
butter tshe com plained OF the kind supplied by
the hotell and other daintes, and all were gra-
ciously accepted. When III she sent for differ
ent ladies tot the annexation sentimentl. and
her any dish she thought she would
like. l am quite sure that these same la
dies saved Mrs. Blount hundreds OF dollars
OF carriage hire. to say nothing OF expendi-
lures for fruits and other Dalatables. Mrs.
Bount added much announcement to the
missionary crowd by giving expression to
sentiments that were supposed to be a reflex OF
those entertained by her honored husband.
When she left US she said to Mrs. Atherton
that America would do the right thing
by the Provisional Government, and she
begged Mrs William Allen. Mrs. II. W. Seve-
rance. and other American ladies' to go down
to the steamer to see her OF. as she wished to
have lots OF anneIAtionists to say good-by to
her'-Mrs. J. l. Stevens did not need to cleo
toneer In this way-and We. like parcel OF
fools. did SO. Mrs. Blount was most intimate
with the Damons. DAYS. Severances. Judds. II.
A. p. carriers. Mrs. William Allen. and others.
and yet not for two months after she left us
did she condescend to write any OF us. and
then she asked some OF us not to believe that
Mr.. Blount had been inimfcal to us through
any desire OF his own. but In obedience to his
superlors. Is not this the refinement OF cruel
typ Mrs Blount did 50 many small things that
we now wonder how we could have liked her
at all. but our eyes have been opened at last.
and we see far more than we expected to sec.
and not tho half has been told"