The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-06

tFun tlr uE1cts gNnnsea arFfr.f tuo
lpaE On a rs;hsg co1i day. Thc usher.
report uas that thc yuluE lady had.
when s5lIl too wcaE for sarh q soar-
ney. Epac With a party Cog a ionE riie
into the mounsains.
Princess Kalaianl uzs brU1shg bzrk
from Hawaii in hurry ~ her father
and Dr. Walters. u Vas considered I'm
pcratiyc that Sac b. 90 the clay and so
located tla; any numhcr of pays5rizas
and nurses W0uid b. availahls.
u Was p-oaah,y ON saturday lsss thas
th. professional men vho had becn
called began to think shag the PTo<rcss
uf the disease sa the dircctsoa % p
tAial climax could not b. arrested. Drs.
Walters and Miner have b~cn a. Aina-
hau nearly ali The time since Saturday
evening.
Tho full name of the Princ~ss ts Vic
toT1a Kavckiu Kasui4ns I.aasisis f<a-
lansuutahtiap1lapa. She Was born pcs-
Is. 1875. md consequently uas in hes
stth pear. Her mother vas thc rrta-
ecss Miriam lAkc.ikc and her father
Governor Cic<hSrn- n; The a<c 0f is
the Princes Wak taken so EnEiand
to- be educated. ~ tho proper az
she vas received in the moss exclusive
circles. sac paiatcd. Was y nalsh~d
musician. a liEusss and skilled in the
etiquette ot the Ecatlc folk All og ;his
time she Was the ward of the lAsc TSco.
"a. Davies. who took the EroascS; tG-
tcroSs ia hsr -rcifarc. When the over
throw of the Monarchy came IN 1883.
SIR. Davies brouEht KainianI to Wash
taston rom EnEiaad and the yuuaE
lady mad. a prpaounccd tmprc~Ssor
upon President and Mrs Cleveland and
All others Wtth whom sh- came
in contact. AfscT The pilErtnaEs
no more xaa hcard of the youaE lads
aS acting in coaaocttua with
the potticai disicui;lcs here.
The Princess returned TO her native
land on the sth day os ocsotser. 1871
and Was received with truly royal boa
o-s. Since that time she has lived q,
a private Cis.zra of the cDuasry aat
conducted herself ia such manner a,
to- win the lasting respect of all gsenPi'
of all political shades of opiaspn. Tier.
have been made many proposals loot
ing to- placing her upon the thToac. bu
"a. has declined az All times Co bc
come associated with any movcaseat-
come associated With any movement
she ts the niece of I.sliuokalani snt
cousin to Princes David and cuPsd-
Ainahau. the beautiful home of th.
Princess. ts one of the nsoss charming
spots in the Islands Here has bces
held the colrt % or sdorcd by frisads
She vas always kindly. always thIak
ing os others She ~as very active b.s'
in the Red Gross work. being. wiil
Mrs. Harold M. S.vaii. one os the TO-,
vice presidents of the soess;y. she in
isrestcd herself az once IN the HaEais
an Relief Socic;y's vork and reFE-st-s
that she vas unable to assist in th.
bazaar and lusu of Saturday las
At dinercat times there have bec:
Tumors that the young Priaccsa lad I
matrimonial alliance In prusPcct. bu
these wcre oaiy idle rrPorts. shUuEl
there have bccn a aumbrr of susior
for tho hand of one 80 gracious az.
beautiful The fortuac OF kaiuisaI .
not a large one. She has hsca ia rc
esiPt OF an allowance from the 8z
wailaa Government and quite Fecrati
the bcss m.a in the country Co a COZ
siderable number Pc;itipasd CoaEses
GO contlnue an aiioEanc- to one a.
. privcd % wealth aaa exalted Pos.tso
through no fault % her owa.
TIE fln~rsl arrangements uSu b
made this sorsasoa-