The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
SECTION THREE.

edIv made mistakes. but the balance
is altogether in his favor and ne
should be given credit for IT.
Judge Sanford 3. Dole.
Doubtless the most conspicuous fig
ure in Hawaiian politics is Judge san
ford 3. Dole. who preceded Carter as
governor. Judge Dole has rendered
great service to his country through
its various periods Of stress and trial
He Is the son of a New England mis-
SiOnary, and was educated at Williams
college. He practiced law i'm Boston
! for a short time before returning to
Hawaii. but the greater portion of
his life has been spent here In the serV-
| ice Of his people He was president
| of the provisional government. and
| later on was the executive of the re-
public of Hawaii.
Judge Dole has been called In WASH
J tngtOu to be the guest of two different
presidents ON the occasion OF his
/ first visit to the capitol ne was receiV-
/ ed by President Mckinley and given
4 all the honors of ruler OF an indie
pendent nation His second visit was
made after he became governor of tho
! territory He has calm. Judicial
temperament and for that reason WAS
Il tower of strength during the trouh-
J ious and uncertain DAYS of the proviu-
cial government and the republic.
During the times of bittereSt feeling
/ there was never any manifestation of
personal hostility toward Dole. The
rOyaliSts recognized that me- waS abb
soluteIy fair-minded. There have been
many instances where the absolute
feaTieSSnCSS Of the man has hr"u
shown. ON one occasion in the days
Of the monarchy. when mob att=ckeI
the Legislative building. Dole and CH5.r
Justice Harris both of them over six
F~.f All T....T T...ra
doorway and held the crowd st bay
for over half an hour Judge Bn..
is an elegant cnUTtiy gentleman who
easily ranks as the grand old man Of
Hawaii
Prince Cupid Is Delegate.
The most picturesque character i'm
the politics of the islands IL Prince
Cupid. the territorial delegate TO-
Washington. The real name OF the
prince is Jonah kaianiaUole. but when
he was a baby ne looked 50 much ike
little cupid that the nickname was
given him and ne has never been able
to live it down About all there il tn
the prince Is his title Although nc
was sent TO Washington by the repUbii-
can party it was done as sort OF
peace Offering 90 the native element.
To have control of the iaEiSia tUIH
here is more important than 10 name
the delegate to Washington. and that
Is how the prince secured his job The
printed speeches and reports Of the
prince make good reading. bUi they
are all prepared ny his secretary 70
young man by the name of George T.
Mcclellan. ID relative and uaWe~ako IT
the famous general by that name The
prince is very fortunate In having
such an able secretary
On several different occasions the
delegate from Hawaii has been lUEplE-
ed in unSaVOTy eSCapddes in WdshiUc-
ton. once while on d spree ne was
cautioned to keep the peace. hut Io
continued 10 make Rome howl ON the
excuse that he was Il member OF con-
gress and could not he arrested Final
" the dUsky islander became 50 OBJ
streper0us that he was loaded into the
hurTy-up wagon and taken to the
police station. - He might have been
baiIed out but his ire was aroused and
he insisted on seeing the thing through
He remained In Jail over night and
was arraigned in the police court next
morning OF the uuprlncelE charge of
being drunk and disOTdCTly. It is To
be hoped that the emergencies of the
political situation in Hawaii viii soon
be altered ~ that more competent
delegate may be sent to Washington