Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-16


Mongolia late Saturday evening and
sailed away on the same steamer for
the Coast yesterday afternoon at )
o'clock. While here the party was
accorded all the honor due to the
high rank of its leader.
Military honors, consisting of the
national salute of twenty-one guns,
was given from the Naval Station rs
the boat pulled In at the Hackfeld
dock, and military escort of two
companies OF the regular army and
two companies Of the National Guard
came to attention as the ship came
in. Secretary of the Territory Z. A.
Mott-Smith. accompanied by the Gov
ernors military aides. Lieut.. Chiffon,
goth Infantry, U. S. A.; Lieut.. Cum
Minis, n. G. H., and Adjutant Gener-
al J. w. Jones, n. g. H., was the first
to board the vessel
Secretary Mott-Smith was immedi-
ately conducted to the room where
His Excellency and the Prince were
waiting. Greetings were exchanged,
and His Excellency expressed the de-
sire to call on the Governor notwith-
standing the news OF the death of the
Emperor.
As soon as possible the party was
escorted to the Secretary's automo-
bile, and the start was made to the
Executive building. The Hawaiian
band played national airs as the pa..-
ty passed, and the lines of soldiers
stood at attention. The troops fell
In behind the automobile and march
ed as escort to the Capitol grounds.
As the party approached the main en-
TRANCE, the national salute of TWEEN
ty-one guns was again rlred, this time
by the National Guard. The Special
Ambassador waited in the automo-
bile until the salute was finished.
The Imperial party was received
In the throne room by Governor Wal
ter +. Frear. who was aided in this
pleasant duty by Ex-Governor A. s.
Cleghorn, Brigadier General Edward
Davis, U. s. A. (retired), and Cap.
tain Exton, Goth Infantry, L. S. A.,
commandant of Fort Shaftcr, and the
Govcrnor's stan, Lieut.. Coils. Marston
Campbell and j. II. Fisher, introduce
tons being made By. Secretary Mott
Smith. Lieut.. Chiffon and Lieut..
] kCummlns were also In attendance.
Governor Frear and His Excellency
talked on general subjects of inter
est for about fifteen minutes, the
death of the Emperor being referred
to. The Ambassador spoke OF an un-
official cablegram which he had re-
ceived, which did not confirm the
news of the death of the Emperor.
The Imperial party went direct
from the Capitol to the Chinese Con.
sulate, where, after snort time
Governor Frear paid a return Official
call. The Ambassador and his party
did not remain long at the Consulate
receiving petitions and partaking oi
refreshment and then going back tC
the Mongolia, to spend the night.
At the Consulate the president OF
the Chinese Students Alliance of Ha.
wall, Mr.. Tom Alloy acting as spokes
man for delegation, presented a pc.
titlon to His Excellency which asked
that the Chinese Government devote
a part of the Boxer indemnity tt
scholarships in American colleges fol-
Chinese students of the Hawaiian Is.
lands. The Ambassador promised
that he would do all he could to hell
the Chinese students here. All boy.
educated from the fund are expected
to enter the service Of the Empire.
The Ambassador is graduate O,
BOTH Harvard and Columbia Colleges
and is therefore no stranger to Amer
lea. At one time he was secretary
OF the Chinese commission sent I,
Korea. and headed by Yuan Sie-kwa
as president.
Saw Honolulu Yesterday
Yesterday morning Secretary d
the Territory Mott-Smith called upoI
the party at the steamship Mongolia
with an auto. and took the Ambassa
dor. the Prince, and Mr.. Chong ou
TO see the city. Another automobll,
was occupied by other members O
the suite and the Governors aides
Lieut.. Chiffon, Goth Infantry, U. s
A., and Lieut.. Cummins, n. G. II
} They first visited the Pail, then tn,
Bishop Museum, then the Aquarium
: and lunched at the Moana Hotel, be
ing met there by the Chinese Consul
Following the monday function
the entire party drove to the Vine
yard street home of Mr.. Tang Kau
interpreter at the United States I'm
migrant Station. His Excellency an,
Mr.. Tang Kau are cousins. Their
the relatives discussed family mat
ters and had light refreshments. The,
also had group photographs taken
. latter which the party drove to Ar
cadia, the beautiful Dutch colonia
home of Governor and Mrs. Frear, OF