The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-14
A PARIS BIG MAN
The American Dentist who
Was a Diplomat.
Had Close Relations With Royalty.
4 Favorfre With Mary Of High
Tftl-OisII<ed Mackenzie.

TIE Paris correspondent Of L0ndOl
Truth wrote 70 his paper shortly ate
he death Of The American dentist. DIT
Thouas Evans. that he had expected
Il hear that the Doctor had left hi
fortune ID his imperial and roEaI pa
tents. He w0rshipped them al anG
yet hs WIS their candid fried II speak
ing Of them There was good deal q
S-0ckuar. who was also : doctor. II
Evans. But the La-cer had American
business shrewirsss and the American
passion and ability for money making
When II days Of yUre. I first knew
hI-. 1 did not believe d teurE Of what
he said about his nigh international
Izfuecce It seemed TO u= the s1gges-
usns OF vanity for he was subject TO
this weaEress- But he made 10 empty
boast Tie Augusl- PrineeIy- Grand
Dual and other E-ghzesses received
and spoke 20 him exactly as he said
He gave them benevU-e u- advice which
EEsE were gLad 10 have Decorations
al The year I knew him. kept raining
down on him HIS Importance aS Z
secret diplomat ceased with the fall OF
the empire. But his situation g Z den
ESE and I uAn Of enormous fortune
renamed Ursh4keu He also remained
4 EEVgri-e Of the different pocEntatss
20 whom hE used 10 take messages
from NagoIeoc III TIE Empress Al
gE-z was faithful 70 him 10 the end
Her daughter. the Grand Duchess Of
Baden wrote hearC-brU.en letters 20
Mrs. Evans They were about the bad
health Of her children she had 10
healthy child and enviet the poor
E1U=E whom she saw surrounded By
chubby. rUsy-faeei urChius-
DC Evans was uOre than z friend
Of The La-E Emperor Frederick and his
VIE Bat he vas annoyed 4E the cou-
1iEzee they placed IN Sir MoreI Mac
kErzIe about whose treatment be had
sLrCEg views Evans opinion greatly
Influenced the opinion o. the old En-
perur and Empress. Of Bismarck and
q the Berlin physicians about the
LhFuGL-CCCECr from L01i1u- Evans VS.
oEigL-EILy QUAKER The theatrical
and Society tastes Of Sir M0reII Mac
kEuLis were EePIELEEE 20 him His
feeling about then made him Scru-lu
ZE kee1IE the nan and his LreaC uerI-
Bat the Crown Princess had q sCroug
bias. and followed IT. Dr. Evans was
given Impressions Of al the photos
tzkeZ q Frederick during his Illness
The Lz-zr Gues- which we're signed by
hin we're I1eLpressIbIy sad The sig
nature was bold free characteristic
and written zIzulf1gIg in gold ink
asFUss the lower part u the image
Above II were q few friendly words
N The pEO-1S taken at San Reno
uErryrJi5u Was stamped On the fare
The Crown Prince then could uGJ
SPEAK He generally wrote On sIatz-
Dr. Evans asked him 10 write OF blank
cards or tablets the size Of a sIzCE
Etz1 he had occasion 70 communicate
With him Why asked The Prince
7 want 10 have them a. precious
rEiie for nv wife The request was
coup-1z5 with Very seldom indeed
id Lhz handwriting beIray weakness
bur IT. became sharp and strenuzEed-
Il showed II habi-UaI wish 70 give z
1abIe air 70 what he WroLE- There was
zouGhiUg Ii the general character
that reminded 1ue Of Queen Victoria
Signature, but Il was more emotional
than hers DE. Evans while Speaking
gate eandidIT q his human weakness
called him e lump Of goodness