The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-02-18

ERNEST G. WALKER. =
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large personal expenditures aua that
bis business interests we're not ln cun-
dition o. permit that without some en-
barrassmcnt.
From good authority 1t Is learned
that after he had an Interview wltn
President Roosevelt he talked the pros
pcDtive governorship over vlth Mrs.
Parker. who. 1t is recognized, has an
abundance Of ready money her wealta
not being tied up In lands as II that
of Col. Parker The result of their talk
was that Col. Parker thought he would
be willing TO accept the Office Al any
rate for two or three days before his
departure from Washington Cob Par
ker accepted the congratulations OF
friends, who called TO compliment him
on his selection 10 the first Office In the
Territory.
As far as can be learned the story
has no further Washington end al
present The Presidents official denial
states that he has ;een considering
Hawaiian affairs for some time and ~
doing so now, but apparently he IL
waiting the word from san Francisco
where MIR, Carter is to meet Col Par
ker before many days.
ERNEST q. WALKER.
PARKER AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Especial to the AdvertiserD
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. G.-The Hon
| orahle Samuel Parker who was quoted
as having said that he was to succeed
Sanford -. Dole as governor Of Idwdii,
in few weeks, denies having ever utter
| ed such a statement. Sam is mere and Is
| really hot over the stories circulated
| about his assertions regarding the COVER
norship.
George i. Carter Is expected mere In a
day or two. Parker telegrapheI him be-
fore the first Of February from Washing
| ton to meet him in san Francisco. TINS
| Is probably known to the Advert SCI
readers before now, but has been kept q
| secret here. Parker told ne about II to-
day, but said that he had not mention
ed It to the reporters for mainland pa
pers
Mr.. and Mrs Parker, Prince David anC
wife, and all the little Parkers AN,
Campbclls, are registered at the Occi
dental Hotel All expect to return {,
Honolulu on the steamship Alameda
which sails on February 10. They eNpec
"A royal welcome when they land on tn
shores of Hawaii, ana viii be- prepare
for IT,
My last dispatches to Advertiser tol,
of the published t,legrams OF the Asso
ciated Press from Washington and New
York, stating that Governor Dole IA,
been asked 10 resign, ana that Sam Par
kcr had been appointed In his stead, O
would be appointed IN "A fortnight Thos
Istatomcuts created intense Interest al
over the country as, despite the many
false and concoCtod stories against hit
character which have been set ahoat b,
his enemies, the upright soul and abb
mind OF the leading statesman or Hawai-
an deeply respected IN this country.
| Two days after these anti-Doie article
came a dispatch from Chicago whicl
threw cold water on Parkcr's chances, al
though II made Prince David the author
ity for the optimistic beliefs OF hi
friends.
This put a different complexion OF az
fairs, ana all the editors here noted II
their date books that Parker was return
ing here, and must be interviewed. How
ever, Prince David and his wife arrived
from the East a day ahead Of the Par
kors, and Miss Campbell and Miss Chrys
tai, the young welded pair stealing a few
hours from the others to make swccte
their honeymoon.
when the Prince came, the Call ha,
tile following the next morning:
THE PRINCE BELIEVES IT.
Prince David Kawananakoa OF Hawaii
accompanied by Princess Kawananakoa
daughter of the late j. A. Campbell o
Honolulu. to whom he was married Il
san Francisco "A few weeks ago, arrive,
from the East last evening. They ar
on their way back to the Islands, afte
an extended honeymoon trip through tn
Eastern States, end during their sta!
in town are occupying apartments at tn
Occidental
Prince aud Princess Kawananakoi
were married the day after Mrs. Camp
bell, mother Of the Princess. became tn
bride of Samuel Parker. They all depart
ed for the East together. and durin
their stay in Washington, d. C., publicit
WIS given to the statement that Parke
, was hkely to be honored with the offiC
! Of Terri or,al Governor OF Hawaii, a
successor 10 Governor Sanford II. Dol,
Prince David was questioned about TN
matter last evening, and while declarn
that he he'd no official knowledge on IN
t subject, expressed the opinion that tn
statement was correct
e II really know no more about the mat
y ter than Parker" he said
a We'll, what does Parker know abou
it?' he was asked.
We'll, he knows great deal NOR
- about it than ! do" was his somewha
> contradictory reply. II guess, however,
. he added, that Parker can have tn
governorship If he Will accept 1t. Tha
p seems to be generally understood"
:, Mr., and Mrs. Parker are expected her
!, from the East on the Santa Fe overlan
u TINS morning. Apartments have bee
l. engaged for them at the Occidental.
u DAVID THINKS so.
The Examiner said
Prince and Princess David Kawanans
u koa OF Hawaii returned yesterday froI
h an extended honeymoon trip to the Ea,
K and are at the Occidental. They are G
~ route home TO NOnnlMlu. IrIncn paxI