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

could pisy David 70 ecilss Hlorrngti ffthisk
ts9a'd Fl oisiiHs Just sycS sssrihess 81 K
fele would think them the bissest and most
AWSeR was down s AZ ' Wing We Chang.
store yesterday. ! asked one Of the clerks TO
si sn ia d PfSS ssns g SssS bty
Mellesns got plenty money. likee. President
did 50. So, you see how we, feel down here on
vent down 70 Brewers wharf where e, waited
for steam lea launch to 70 to the PhlladeIphis
oyer oitenL and while waiting on the wharf
thought / would pump the native boatmen,
sos nsy sd ths Ne, s.
said that they would be glad to have Kaiuiapi
Queen, and then let her ask Tor anne ration
doing L for them. 30 you see how encouraged
we ought to feel
Along gave me lots Of cake sI and ice cream e and
1t gave me collie, but am better today
still wear the American flag over my
heart love you still ELLwoCD"
FROM PRIVATE LETTER.
MY DEAR FRIEND: Yours OF the 10th was
like bright ray Of sunshine. When one is in
trouble and passing through trials words OF
gladden. and cheer as your good f letter did 10
..SSs h A. Hrs and tPs Gy s
fns s4SSS %s rpS ss ht
dead. Mr.. Blount certainly had a queer way
Of collecting and collatlnR the evidence upon
Of judicial inquiry and impartial search Tor
has 4, MI BlCunt.s methods we're simply
The people DO net intend to be taken !, IN IN, a
and At the ssne time hold Tf The h FORT "''n
What does i mean to restore the eI Queen
Christianity and a reign %. Of heather darkness s.
and also means corruption Of every kind. L
fee! that the Almighty has been with us. and is
Evorything ia unusually quiet but the
Provisional Government Ia firm in the stand It
o. your friends can write more fully on the po-
liticai state OF affairs yet we wished to write
G.. and in the meanwhile we will have 81 to walt
and hope for the best, that the good Lord will
in His time bring us out OF all our troubles.
the influence Of q kdhurd. Ny husband joins
me in sincere and heartfelt regards to you and
tinue to beat for the success OF the Provisional
Honolulu. Dec 8. 1893"
BRIBERY LIMITED AT.
HONOLULU. Nov 20. 1893.
iii, The Queen tn Il not yet restored You
meeting held last night. The Government
does not mean 20 back down at request OF tho
made such request fancy he does not know
lust how to present the subiect-he is surprised
everything is different from his Expectations;
SO BIO told US when we called on him. The
Officers Of the Provisional Government, he
know. what 10 make OF them. lie did not at
for further. Instructions. and that gave us
chance to hear from abroad what he was OK
port. and we see by the San Francisco papers
that Wodehouse has promised the Queen Brit
ish PT0tsetWl9iht , when her she Is restored am
be censured by this Administration. The one
Joy We have in all this is the cutlery OF the
sRG
the Sugar Trust had hribed Cleveland to veto
that one million dollars is 10 be given to Cleve
land for refusing annexation and one million
dollars more for restoring the Queen.
At first my husband said he did not believe
bribe had really done so, they would not tell OF
it-the sly way which Cleveland has pursued
all through, and which 10 more plainly mani
as far as he dared. who was known to be an
annexattonist, his Willingness to receive their
posS sy ths ne
and refusing annexation WITHOUT submitting
the thing. to Congress- at all think you will
truth In the story, still It seems hard. and 1t is
very humlliating TO feel that the Chief Magis:
stoop to anything so degrading as this though
the bribe is such big one. OF course you will
IT. r.. s~n talk In ss
think Of i the more ready am to believe II.
in Mr. Blount's course. He was TO get his
share as my special commissioner
LETTER FROM YOUNG LADY.
"HoyoLuLu. Dec. o. 1893
Please do not think didn't appreciate your
situation has untitled us for anything. and it
has been 40 hard to settle down to anything
IKE Letter TEtins Al we DO is to sit around
been intense and like old times. and wish
you could be here lnst to hear rs saving the
you may believe we do not spare Mr.. Blount
or Mr.. Gresham either. Il would be difficult
SG to SSh Tie esSf
Blount make such repoEt2 He must indeed
be void OF a conscience. Did you ever know Of
want 10 think that Mrs Blount knew what her
husbands report wac going to be. and can't
sincere woman. and. II she did know. / do not
see how she could have acted such triendll-
Why. my blood goils every time think
sort Of man he is aon 9sisye he %i
think OF the!underhanded way IN which Cleye-
land has treated this whole Hawaiian ques-
toni 1 Just hope that Cleveland will get all
he deserves. 1t f. impossible to talk q any
thing else hut politics these days. but / must
tell you OF the event OF the season. So l will
drop politics and tell you OF the Along Whit
ing wedding. They were married at the Gen.
trail Union Church. Mrs; 5. NJ. Damon dec
grated the church. aud the decorations were
simply beautiful. | think We never had a
more brilliant wedding In Honolulu. The
church was packed. II certainly was a very
pretty and impressive wedding. Marie. Bessie.
Carrie Carrie. and Helen Along stood near the
two in pink. Capt. Barker was best
man, and the ushers were Paymaster
Mcdonald. Lieut. +. Carter loh. but he was
In his eiementU. Ensigns Willard. ZieRemeir.
aud Mr.. Theodore Kane. The reception at the
Along house was grand, They had hundreds
OF Chinese lantaIns ia the yard, and IL was
like fairyland. They had tho band. For the
supper they had a large lanai built. The
house was exquisitely decorated, aud alto
gether II was a very, very nice affair. Capt.
Whiting is horribly in love. and, to use slang
t9rlorn here for my brother has gone over on
the oceanic. He expects To go on to Washing
ton. He Is going quite Independent Of the
Government. bat he thought he would like to
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