The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-03

his antagonist, takes no food and but little
drink: and dies in a few days, :.
must prove of small avail II, a nail pairing. .
hair, or a speck, of the royal saliva fall intd
eide. The kahunG seems to defy this materi-
al. which he addresses as an idol or fetch.
pFaai in many NJ sS I instsnce eHs ~ Mr u ' Btsh htHs' Says,
death is due to a superstitious belief in a des
Vitals' " and whom h f II is HOPELESS l e T 7" resist." h'
Aconspicuous triumph Of the sorcerers occurs
right to rule her little kingdom Of Hawaii.
Letters from reliable sources in 1893 repre-
tolls and vacillating ~pitifully between good
and evil counsels. Sacrifices were offered in
palace premises. Yet. next day, we find her
calling in the Protestant clergy for their pray
"A deputation Of ladies her desire toe rights
finally. however, yielding gladly to the oadA
THE Queen reasoned with Parker, her Primo
Minister, who opposed her conduct. She
the Se" %@mdE SI'se Who "hnnSaern are t Ihtt@ to bury her.
~ | Tn t 3Thren Is acting nItc under npm tine sY Pni~ia
threatening the Queen. at beh"st of the dcities.
IL case she fails to restore the ancien privi.
of the rites OF heathendom and repossession Of
lands. TO be taken back from the foreigners"
Clearly conspiracy of kaliulas with av'fl-
I'm case she, the Queen, fails in all this. zen,
| RennCt VIII lbllOW promptly, ana hIt Will ~
buried alive, with dIddItd.''
A native addressing the mob, urged tho peo-
pie to seize and bury her. tho kdhhIlds assist
Ing. Whenever the snake-life has opportu.
nifty II becomes dangerous to all who would
avoid a return TO The anarchy and license oe
and again, L.iliuokalani returns 10 courses
alike destructive to herself and subjects.
At the time II seemed Incredible. vet the
history of her brothers and sister point to the
of this family. Leleiohoku, brother and heir
apparent OF kalakaua. is known to have been
prayed TO death. The writer well remembers
Likelik6, n bright and charming princess.
lish. An eruption of the volcano kilauea had
persisted nearly nlne months, when the dtUls
announced TINT a royal victim must be sacri-
feed to stay the progress on the advancing lava.
ri1Ce for her people. She slowly sank, IN
| spite of medical treatment which her husband
insisted on. and died in February. 1887.
kalakaua, the late King. escaped all possible
attack from ,dnddnd by his concessions; IN fact
he was deiiied and worshipped as a god n few
DAYS before his death.
Sorrowful, indeed. must be our thought ~
we review IiliuoEalani 5 short career. AIasI
poor Queen, provoked as the world has been
bv YOUR d~uplicity, there Is much 10 pity. How
old! No witch woman on your horizon then.
After n morning gallon, your Un-u streams
ing far behind, YOU could loitrr all day under
n big PAU. while your mutdenS strung yellow
lCiS of The ldUIdlI, which you had aChieftaine
Very happy and naughty and handsome you
looked, with tiue black lace over the ample folds
of your rich china silk; Tree then your WIZ,
light laid bare your 'owardlce. ticklcHess, and
guile with final forfeit of lCs. Jewels, and
crown, in the cvitable pant Of ingraincd sav-
age superstition. c. +. NICHOLS. NJ, ID.