New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-05
ryr prpOBTER AND THE CHAMBERLAIN.
,,~co,-SrtyR OF A NEWSPAPER MAN WITH i'ii--
roXAI.ANPs GUARDIAN.

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r-oE AIANI's GUARDIAN
Washington. Feb. (SpeciaD'- ne 90 aant
afternoon publishes the following - or,ors
,asor,ntion of an encounter OF one OF "s ,,oi
WITH the chamberlain of Her
as,v now resident at the Shorehah, .,,. ,,or,-
IN q" said the clerk at the shofeha'" '1' rn,.ar
n,ao,rg q star reporters card on inc sn'e,
100. extended by a bell boy. The repoi'ei """. CO..
che hov,s return with a strange 'hiln VI -
lion for the reply TO the caio WIN &C .t,, was
his entree 10 the presence OF the wear Vi ,o,ts
onca ROYALTY or the other thing Inc ii'o,'is'
.,h we're few dragged like hours. until the an
,.- came "Please come up, said the ooS' "IeA
=. aid re,uru The reporter entered the ee'"'o''
reached an upper floor and pfoceeueu ~ ' ,,h
west corner Of the Shoreham. guldeo D! inc 90
,netical and numerical designations Oh ."e
ments-G 3. II 8. g. His hearp oe't ,.,. soa,,,,a nc
II almost stood still. l. "A franchise lecH'is do
a. ynesmerism was at work. palsied the reporter.
hut with a struggle he overcame H. anu 'e' ="
shone out from the transom' ,,,
CAV come in come in." said an unmlstakapie
BOSTON voice as a little man. clad IN VeVe' coa''
cut on the Tuxedo plan and pair OF Diue trousers
,ba. showed unmlstakable signs of hard usage ana
n unoi,ed acouaintance with whiskbroom arose
from a typewriter which had been ratthhS ava!
as the visitor approached
.Tm-aw-glad TO see stab reporter ve kioo'
,oh Tho stab has b,undered 50 frightfully. We
l.nnO
our II was delicious TO hear common,
o,ervdav American citizen thus associate himself
With ROYALTY even II IL coffee-colored and re-
mote as TO thrones and such things. for the speak
er was none other than Mr.. Palmer. the lord hSA
chamberlain, major domo, amanue'sis private sec
rotary and guide. philosopher and friend to Mrs
Dominis Liliuokalani and ex-Queen OF Hawaii
And our included them both.
100 yes" continued Mr.. Palmer with extreme
pathos: The stah' has bundercd frightfully 1t
said | had written 10 the White House. we knoo,
ausking for an interview with Mrs. Cleveland for
Iuiuokalani'-he called her just simple Liliuokalan,
,oo-"but nothing of the kynd occurred The fact Is.
Mr. Thurber wrote iettah by direction, We
knoo. of the President. who at the request OF Mrs
fjiiuokalani call her from quahtah 10 . to-
O'clock. We knoo. Nothing from us Leo to that
swee, and courteous suggestion from Mrs CleVe-
land II was merely. we knoo, chawmlng tribute
20 her noble character ye knoo. -, $500,
this new and remarkable insight into Mrs Cleve-
iand's custom OF treating visitors 10 Washington.
anu n "a then. We knoo. The stab said had-aw-
enaeayored 70 secure bai ny 5rieh
fni biunder. OF course ye knoo, ] regard Liluo,
kalani as queen OF Hawaii but did not attempt
10 enter the diplomatic gallery as neT representa-
Senatah Chandler better out 1t is mattan OF eti-
9uette with me 70 send me card 10 ne Scna,an
from my own state, so sent me card to Sena,an
Lodge and ne placed me in the senatan,s gallery.
With this concluding correction Of The Stah -,
frghtfu blunders Mr.. Palmer amiably turned MS
"LJiuokalani has severe cold; we knoo. and re-
NAMED seauestered yesterday Treasurer Morgan
Ia Senatah Pairkins called. but were not received.
she spent her day In music and traWnslations You
yOu 5es oS h wn0 M pas and SougS With
her the okaly dokaly. the Hawaiian strnged IN.
sument something IKE me ye sVen Ser
the title at last-"some Hawaiian songs some o,
which the Queen. who Is remarkably cuiu'ateo