Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-12-10
FROM FAR Away HAWAII.
OmciaIs OF New Republic La Boston
Driven About the CITY.


Driven About the CITY.
Boston's Hawaiian visitors,
Minister Cooper of the foreign
Office, Hon. L. NJ. Hatch, Hawai-
ian minister at Washington; Hon.
J. B. Castle, Hawaiian collector
general of customs, and Mr.. B. l..
Marx, private secretary to Minis
ter Cooper, were the guests of the
city yesterday.
At 1:30 o'clock, escorted by
Consul General Gilman, Captain
Nathan Appleton, T.. j. Carpenter
and Mr.. Sillaway of the city mes
senger's office, the distinguished
partytook carriages andweredriven
through the Back Bay district, the
fens, the parkway and Franklin
park.
The drive consumed two hours
and the Hawaiian visitors were
much impressed the extent and
beauty of Boston's park system.
At the public library a brief stop
was made, where the visitors were
shown the new de Chavannes
panels and the Bacchsnte who was
disporting herself in the court.
yard.
At the conclusion of the drive
the visitors were driven to CITY hall
where they were received by May
or Quincy and engaged in a brief
conversation with his honor. The
Mayor extended an invitation to
the party to lunch with him in
formally at the Parker house to-
day at 1:30.
At IL today Minister Cooper,
Minister Hatch and others of the
party will pay their respects to
Gov. Wolcott at the state house.
The reception will be wholly in
formal, and the introductions will
be made by Consul General Gill
man. Minister Hatch will return
to Washington this evening, but
Minister Cooper will remain in
Boston about week or 10 days.
At the expiration of his visit here
he will visit New York and Wash
ingtou, where lie will pay his re-
spects to President Cleveland
Boston Globe, Nov. II.
Regarding the lunch the Boston
jour nal of the 18th says:
| At 1:30 O'Clock the party, I'M
der the escort of Secretaries
Mullen and Robinson of
the Mayors office, repaired
to Young's Hotel, where they
were entertained at luncheon by
Mayor Quincy. The Mayor riv-
allied the Governor in his in
quiries concerning Hawaii, asking
many questions concerning the
commerce and exports of the ISL
ands, their population and espe-
cially their monetary affairs. His
inquiries were met in the most
cordial Mariner by Minister
Cooper, who sat at the Mayors
right hand. Mayor Quincy was
Obliged to excuse himself to his
guests almost Immediately after
the conclusion of the luncheon,
and his place at the table was
supplied by Private Secretary
Mullen, who was toasted and
congratulated upon the recent
addition of q son to his family.
Thus the first official recognition
of the republic of Hawaii in Boston
passed off in the most delightful
manner.
Washington, Nov. 30.-The
Hawaiian Minister of State,
Nj. Cooper, who arrived in this
country several weeks ago, reach
I ed here last night. He has been
spending the past week in Bos-
ton and will remain here about
ten days, when he leaves for San
/ Francisco. lie states that his Wis,
! it to this country is purely person,
II and that he has nothing to say
for publication. 1t Is denied tina
his presence has any connection
with the Hawaiian annexation
question.