The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30

Princess Liliu okalani. While in Wash
Ing on. they were cordially and prop
erlyssreceived by President and Mrs.
Cleveland at the White House. In n
few hours. their visit was returned
by Mrs. Cleveland (whom Queen Llli-
uokalani admires eXtrava gantly) and
the ladies OF the Cabinet.
Later. they We're invited to dine
at the White House, on which occa-
sion Queen Kapiolani occupied the
seat of honor and bedght herself in n
white silk hololsu artistically embroid-
cred in raised patterns. These holo-
kus are Of different cuts, those. worn
on State occasions having a longer
train and are more like princess III,
appearance than a wrapper. They are
| graceful In the extreme.
| Queen Kapiolani's dress on this o:-
| sion must have impressed those who
saw it as being entirely out OF the
ordinary, for. 1t called forth SO much
comment from the Washington pa
pers that it was flashed over the world
and when the royal party reached Lon
don, the Hawaiian queen was request
ed to wear it, which she did.
Presentation to yictorln.
Their presentation to Queen Vic
toria by Lord Salisbury; their drive to
the home of Lady Aberdeen to call
upon the late William z. Gladstone;
their attendance at Queen Victoria's
garden party and dinners OF state; the
meeting Of the King of Denmark,
the Prince OF Wales. Prince Albert,
the Queen OF the Belganns, the
Duke OF Edinburgh. the Emperor
4 William and his father. the Grown
Prince, princes from Persia. Japan,
4 Siam and India, and a view OF the
Queens Jubilee presents, are among
i Queen Liliuokalanis most pleasant
memories of their visit to England.
4 Unexpected news OF trying times for
4 King Kalakaua brought his wife and
sister hastily home, where they found
j him worried and harassed by the white
mans struggle for dominion.
1t had always been a law, and q
!, righteous one, that no man had the
. fright to vote who had not sworn ale.
glance to the Hawaiian flag. The son:
Of England and America refused tc
sever their allegiance with theil
, mother countries, yet they wanted. de
! manded, and obtained from I<alaknut
/ the rights Of citizenship,
This period of anarchy, from 1887 Il
1891, Is known in Hawaiian history Al
+ the time of the Bayonet Constitution.
a An attempt to restore the old orde
4 Of things is chiefly what finally cause
I the overthrow of the royalists and TIL
; reinforcement of Hawaii's last queen,
: Queen Liliuokalani was born Sep
= TENDER 2, 1888, AS soon as she wa
d born she was wrapped In the fines
: KAPPA cloth and taken to the home o
z Paki and Konia, by whom she wa
$. adopted, This custom OF giving ava
s their children Mt birth is hard for u
: to understand. but it cemented the tie
!. of friendship between the chiefs, an
was frequently done for political reu
!, sons.
~ This foster,father and mother BEGAN
u to her as her own, and her real parent
L were regarded as mere friends.
3 became Nfisnionary's Wife.
Is Palli and Konia had an own daugt
N ter, Bernice Pauhi. who afterwards, BIT
i, came Mrs Charles n. Bishop, MARVIN
4. a New York missionary of that name
y Pauhi bishop has left lasting m
mortal to herself by willing larf
Is sum for the endowment of school Il
ae Hawaiian children. 1t Is called Il
10 Kamehameha School, and Is a mo