Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1897-09-23
LILIUOKALANu.
The Ex.Queen Arrives at San
Francisco from the East,

FrancfscO from tho East.
Ex-Qneen Liliuokalani of Ha-
waii is in San Francisco. She
arrived the night of the 10th
inst. from Washington, D. T., and
is staying at the California Hotel.
Her appearance in that city at
this iuncture causes specul alton
as to her purpose. She will be
there for some time, and will not
for the present defiue the purpose
OF the visit which it IS presumed
she intends to make to Honolulu.
So says the Examiner.
The Queen was met at Benicia
by Samuel Parker and Mr..
Sheldon. At the Oakland mole a
carriage was in waiting for the
ex Queen. She was joined there
by Colonel George w. Macfarlane
aud General X. II. Warfield.
Her suite of rooms was deco.
rated with flowers and everereens
by Miss Widemsnn, Mrs. Macfar.
lane and other friends who were
at the hotel to welcome her on
her arrival.
Liliuokalani was clothed in a
dark silk suit and wore an i'm
mense hat covered with black
feathers and several red roses.
She was looking extremely we'll,
and il at all inclined to submit to
an interview was prevented from
doing 80 by MIR. Parker. julius
A. Palmer, her confidential secre
tary, has not come to the Coast
with her. Her only travelling
companions were Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Heleluhe. Mr.. Heleluhe
is represented to be her business
agent.
1t cannot be stated positively
that che is going personally to
Honolulu. Colonel Macfarlane
said that he was still in ignorance
of her intention on that point. 1t
is certain that she will remain ain
San Francisco to await the arrival
of the Princess Kaiulani, her
niece and the daughter of A. s.
Cleghorn. The Princess is to
leave England for the Unit d
States on October 9 and will be
due in San Francisco en- route to
The islands on Oct der 81. Her
father will accompany her, also
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Davies.
The Call says her ex-Majesty is
exercised and distressed over un
warranted statements made and
differences drawn by representa-
tives of two San Francisco journ
ais, by whom it was suggested
that she had practically retired
from the fight, would pool hel
chances with those of Princess
Kaiulani, and hope for respects,
BILE pension on which to maintain
her dignity during a future resi-
dence in Hawaii. She endorsed g
statement, which is signed by He.
leluhe and published, in contra
diction OF such reports. The Sec
rotary says in part:
1.-THE Queen has not ceased +,
from her arrival in this country
to point out to the American
Government the gross outrage
committed upon her and her peo-
pie by her dethronement by 9
clique assisted by American arms
and one of her last acts before
leaving Washington to come here
was to present to President Nc.
Kinley various petitions from hel
people protesting against annexa-
ton and asking to- a restoration
Of their beloved Queen"
Liliuokalani is herself reported
by the Cal as saying: lin one
sense l consider myself the ser
want of the Hawaiian people
They love me. ! respect theil
wishes. l would not b We then
infer from these injuri us news
paper articles that l would thinl
Of d'srrgarding their desires ir
my behalf in order to obtain some
| financial consider alton"