The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-04-11
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lowing the reception the Prince chat
ted awhile with the Consul and friends
and then proceeded to the Gaelic, a
guard of honor composed of United
states artillerymen accompanying him
to the wharf.
Those in charge of the reception
were as follows:
i Receiving Committee-Consul and
Mrs. Chang Tso Fan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goo kim, Mr.. and Mrs. Wong Kwai.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. K Al, Mr. and Mrs.
Hong Quon. Mr. and Mrs. Wong Lee
, ong, Mr.. and Mrs. zee Chin
Introduction Communicable. Wing
Shew Haw, Mr.. K. Y. Lii, Mr. LANG
Chen, Mr.. Lou Yu Toa. Mr. NJ. c..
Amana, Mr.. A. L. Ahlo, Mr.. Lau Tang,
Mr.. Chang Kim, Mr. Lee Chu, Mr. K.
F. zap, Mr.. Loo Joe, Mr. Wong
Z Charles Ahfook.
Refreshment Communicable. and
Mrs. zap See Young, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Aseu, Mrs. Chang Kim, Mr.. and Mrs
Cheong Leong, Mr.. and Mrs. Tong Kau,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chun Ming. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ho Fon. Mr.. and Mrs. Chu Gem, Mr..
and Mrs. Ii Cheung. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Goo Kim, Mr.. Wong Chow, Miss
Kim, Miss Mary Seong Ching, Miss
Ching Keau. Mrs. Chuck Hoy. Mr.. and
Mrs L. T. Chin, Mrs. Lee Chu.
Decoration Committee-Mrs. Chang
Tso Fan. Mrs Wong Leong, Miss Mary
Wong Leong. Mrs. C. K. Ayau, Mrs
Goo Kim. Miss Annie Goo Kim, Mrs.
L. Ahlo, Mr.. L. Chong.
NOTES.
High Sheriff Brown sent a guard of
police officers to guard the hallway
leading to Prince Pu Lun's suite of
rooms at the Alexander Young Hotel.
The new full dress uniform of the
United States Artillery was seen to
advantage yesterday adjoining the per-
son OF Lieut. Hamilton, A. c., U. S. A.
who vas one of Secretary Atkinson's
aides. The uniform looks much like
a German artillery uniform, being
double breasted. The collar is, stiff
with gold braid and the red cloth of
the artillery branch, and the crossed
cannons, the insignia of the branch,
are worn upon the sleeve, around which
gold bands proclaim the officers rank.
The gold-corded epaulettes do not in
dictate the rank as in the past. The
cap is also adorned with heavy gold
braid.
Prince Pu Lun is a son of the late
Prince Yih-wei, cousin of the reigning
Chinese Emperor, and is 80 years old.
This is his first visit abroad and Kobe
is said to be the first foreign soil on
which he has landed
Prince Pu Lun was received in audi
ence by the Emperor of Japan and en-
tertained at a royal tiffin. He was the
recipient at the Shiba Detached Palace.
Prince Iwakura, Senior Cham
beriain, of the Grand Gordon of the
Imperial Paulownia. Three of his suite
were also decorated.
The excellent photos reproduced in
this issue of Prince Pu Lun and party
as they appeared in Honolulu were TAX
en- by Rice & Perkins. The pictures
on the front page were developed by
the photographers, printed and mount
ed by the time the party took its troll
ley ride. AS the car came to a stop
near the Young Hotel, package was
passed into the car by Mr.. Perkins.
The Prince looked at the man and then
at the package and when he saw they
were photographs of himself arose to
look back at the artist. Through his
interpreter he expressed his astonish-
nent that the pictures should have
been fully made in so short a time, and
the photographer. He
and the Vice commissioner inscribed
heir names on the photographs which
will be kept as souvenirs by Secretary
Atkinson.
A real heather Chinese cook in local
house was 10th to believe a few weeks
lgo that Prince Pu Lun was to leave !
lis country: You lie,'' he said to the |
master of the household, that Boxer |
lie. Prince no can leave China, bimeby
lie make. He no can let evelbody see |
ace. bimeby they make too
When told yesterday that the Prince |
lad arrived during the night, the cook |
II first doubted the statement, and /
hen said: Emperor bribe steamer |
,eopIe keep boat back so Prince come |
n night time so no one see him face. |
III same Boxer trick Finally his !
wn curiosity got the better of him and !
lie went down town and had his first
eep at a real live Chinese Prince.
Dragon flags fioated over the prin-
ipal Chinese buildings, clubs and resi-
ences yesterday. Some of the down
own stores We're appropriately draped
nth five-clawed dragon ensfgns.
There was a farewell reception on 1
GARD the Gaelic last evening when the
'rince and party took leave OF their
honolulu friends. There were toasts
runk to the Emperor of China, the
resident of the United States and the
Governor of Hawaii.
TIE Record contains all OF the of1ciaI