The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-21
TWO EMPHATIC D[N|ALS
MISS ALICE JONES AND ARTHUR
WILDER WRITE.
The Hawaiian Party Serenaded the
EX-Queen. Singing Only Hawaiian
Songs-C Cordial Relations.

The statements which appeared rel
ative to the alleged insult to the eN-
Queen were practically answered by
the extract from a letter written by
Miss Jones before she knew of tine
statements made. BY this mail two
letters have been received. one from
Miss Jones and one from Arthur Will
der, which both strongly refute the
charges, and in justice to the young
people and their many friends and
relations. The Star publishes extracts
from these letters. Satisfied as every
one. who knew the young people was.
that such thing could not he true,
il is well that others should see in the
simple statements how an ordinary
act of politeness on the part of the
! young Hawaiians has been twisted
into malignant story calculated to
arouse i'll feeling. That the eN-Queen
had anything to do with the matter
| is as impossible as that the young
Hawaiians insulted her.
MISS JONES LETTER.
The following is an extract from
letter addressed to her father by Miss
! Alice Jones, under date of October 6.
after seeing the report lately publish
ed, about the Islanders insulting Lii
! liuokalani:
after had mailed your letter from
I Chicago we had reporter from the
| the Chronicle come to call on us. We
! gave him our names and told him
| where we were going. Wen, the next
day the papers all over the country
came out with great yarns to the eff
feet that some of Liluokalani's for
mer subjects, who were on the same
car with her. drove her nearly to
distraction by singing such songs as
You're not the only pebble on the
beach | only hope the Honolulu pa
pers have not republished it, for it is
all a lie. In the first place we were
not in the same car with her. and in
the second place, when we did sing to
her Gas | wrote you before), it was at
her own request. Besides we sang
nothing but Hawaiian songs. | nope
you don't think we did wrong in do
ing. so. for | am sure none of us want
ed to do anything that was not right
feel terrible to think the papers pub
lished it in such an untruthful man
ner."
ARTHUR WILDER'S LETTER.
In reply to Gerrt =. Wilder, VINO
at once forwarded clipping from the
newspapers to Arthur Wilder, at Yale
the latter replied under date of Octo
Der 9th, as follows:
''Your note of September 30th, en-.
closing clipping from some alleged
newspaper, about Liliuokalani and
others, is just at hand.
at is scarcely necessary to- say that
there is not one word of truth in iii,
they have no other good quality, Is
land boys and girls always conduct
themselves as ladies and gentlemen
and you know il as well as any one
Liliuokalani had the car in front oil
ours. The second night out our par
ty. numbering seven or more, went
into the Queens car and serenadet
her with several Hawaiian songs. Joe
Heleluhe and Ahlo led the singing
Carson Kenyon and Joe's wife joining
in. The Queen seemed pleased so fan
as | could see. During the entire triI
our relations with the Queen and nel
party were entirely cordial. There wa.
no friction at all. The night we wen
in and attempted to sing we had al
invitation from her party to do so.
"The Chicago papers came out will
| Il full column about it on the from
page, headed by such phrases as 'EX
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