The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-12-16
(From Monday Advertiser)

"a "a "a at Ia
~ "'.''''
welcome ne received at landing from
the United States Army Transport
Thomas. in fact. he received his first
,,,oloo,,o hofo.o ,bo ,r,,sr,rt do,l,od
anu mas peeh responding 10 greetings
ever since
In the history of the Territory of
Hawaii Mr. NcCorr is ,bo erst Damn.
crat to receive n federal appointmcnt
here and his coming Yesterday was look.
cd pnon .s uorlsing an imuort,pt onocb
i' 'le h'S'oiH VI V"e Ne''o'f"''' parry
IN these lslands.
alt was the greatest welcome | have
ever reroived - rom,tknd tho NOW Tpi.
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Win tWlhkie IN MS EfaS-Dlue eyes,
Il didn t know there were so many
Democrats in the city.
As a matter of fact the great crowd
which assembled on the Richards street
wharf yesterday morning shortly after
nine clock to give Mr.. McCarn true
Hawaiian greeting, was a non-partsan
one, in spite of the invitation issued
to Democrats alone.
With Mr.. McCarn is Mrs, McCarn,
his two charming daughters, Miss Cor
meme Mc'afh ana MISS Mary u. nc
,"in' MS son' Allso" Nlc' al"' "nu mrS'
hh1le" y, AIIisoh' the lhother OF Mis'
M' McN arm; lney were escorted 10 the
Vuhg Ilotcl, wherG they hiaue theih,
SelaTS as ro,'lort"plc ~ circumstances
"ou'" permit
Guests of Mrs. Frear.
EorI,, i, tbo dov Arrs w,Itor y
rro.,. 9oIIad ,,nor NJ o,J Nrs MoCorn
md +oat, tho ,1a',t,, -, Lo,. ,,,,+a,,,oi'iI,,
inf IN Lor Loont;f,,I hone an pmnobnn
,troot o,,d .hon,nd tho,, aI,o,,. ,h, h,,,s,,
and tbn Joii,rLtf,,I ,,ra,,nIs
..ca,.or,,aT r. ~, a,,,,,, =, r,,,orl,
ii NJ. rro,,r -. ,ha o",',i!I,,;, 80 49,,
| ,.,-'i;i' ';i', ~ ,'i Va " Wv Wv.
,o'ho',mu ho .,,.a i'si,'""s' ,i @ I "i' E"i"E
i,t ,,,,, ,.II .,lla,,,l.,, .i,i, ,,',, t',,,,,
mill ,or con ,,ot .nttIo1 ] n"j t tato ''V,,, ,,ns
,n,a a..';o "" 'am % >, '''''' ""' ''''' r''
IT, - roaL "t om frouoii 10 no onl,. ,l,oo
, n,o ,csiI ,'L".,'t,,,l, In,t i.r,i;t,. rt
ro,iI ~ =, ,atI NJ Ia%',.nl, ,|',n
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'Fl'io, Tho ,,,,' ma,,oon,ors ,.iu +oIo -, +ho;r
- Io I , "m, ''n up p','. ,m'
Eraa. tod,, :" '"' "0'''' VI - "O'
'''' 'o'%,'
ram ooh hicoafh'
Plain Jcif McCarn is a thorough
Southern gentleman, and, more than
that, Il clean-cut American man of at-
fairs, one who looks you straight in the
eye with a friendly expression and
gives one a good, square grip, rs much
as to say, "l am your friend until you
prove otherwise; then look out. ~
lie is slightly above the medium
height, well built, with strong face,
broad forehead surmounted with wavy
lot of grayish hair, just little more
50 than his mustache, which wells, but
does not hide, mouth suggestive OF Il
"lE",stiuns lp'npcIa'lehl I''Il WIN 'on.
Sir'r"D'' ,:i '''''''"' u "u'''o' anu H"'"""
N'""i'''s' ,u ,r -
,,,a I,' Suie '"%' WI my ,ton"iI'" u,
" '"" 'nt P'VIir n'', S"iu W W
- It, '.''' .S''"E U, vac si'o''"Ss nv
u"u He' MI'h' An" u Is more 'n"n
PIV"ap'c tnat tne .coP,S OF I'"no'u'u
WIN ~, ue'l"eI'l i'NS @ Mr. MTC arn'
III nc" tm''cu SUITES uls,'lct "tSor,
nm'!' VINO WIN laNt ,n' o4tn ol oslyo
In'S '"V, "lnS "I 'th 'iocN ucioic
'uHE' poic IN lhe ieueral court Is Il
man Nuo nus Stoou l'l'''oNaple lor 'ho
r.'"yl l''eS n' "uNot"'eS anu mas Inau' Il
'evV,H' "S Il l'"Ier' a nIS'llc1 y, ATTORNEY
ti'" '' " ',"n' !" '"' 7'',e VI ~ = roinoSNV';
noIn III Arkansas preG IN texas ana
sIura''i III Nanu'rpllt VnllerS'tN'
Tne,e T n' Sl'eni SlN years tn"tns s ms
'c6ooI ~, rotnrmT to'V =, tha m "a" of his %i
parents and settIed at Nashville. where.
as district attorney. he convicted Judge
Cooper and Judge Cooper's son for the
murder of senator Carmack, although
Cooper was pardoned ten minutes after
the conviction was affirmed by the court
of appeals.
No pr,r for Ao.,o,
.,. '"'' A0'
"ou'u pe "hWlSe lor me 10 nay
any P,@u' ior "''loh mere al thls tl''''
,"'u Mr' Me'aIu Yesterday III answer
10 question: - KNOW tne roaa' pu'
mus, I'SIh my way ! am mere TO
.y"In' lor '. rgTl'n' tIat 'onultlonS . n'n'r