The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-12-03

ones closest kim" consulted and adj
vised witn him depended and relied up
on him. This IL why the bin AYERS,
the suit is brought by him as her next
friend as well as in his own name.
The Queen at all times has been de-
pendent on the aid and advice of 9TH
ers, saws the charge, and during the
life of her husband relied on him for
the desired counsel.
History of Reign Reviewed
Then comes The following graphic
recitation of the hIstUfy of the Queen s
brief career as monarch and the many
troubles which ended with her re-
moval:
THAT while the rcigning Queen of
the Kingdom of Hawaii as aforesaid,
and burd"ncd with tho great responsi
biit'cs of that Office her husband, the
said j. q. Dom.nis. died, and she was
thereby deprived of his advice and as.
sistance, particularly in reference TO
the proper management of her prop
"rty, estate, business and affairs; that
her said reign was stormy one, ;ar
ticuIarly in the latter portion, with
frequent changes of ministry, finally
eliminating in conspiracy by the
aforesaid fact on to dcthrone the said
Queen and set up provisional gov.
eminent 20 exist until terms of union
with the United States of America
Hh"uld b" n"g"t Htei and agreed upon,
which conspiracy the said Queen was
convinced was aided and abetted by
tn" American minister and the Ameri.
can forces, to which said Queen
Welded under solemn protest, declar-
ing that she yielded to the SUI
norinr forces of the United States of
America, whose minister had caused
the United States troops to be landed
and who declared that he was support
ing the said provisional government:
thai III" said Queen was deprived of
III" homo and emoluments appuTtPn.
rht to tIc throne, including the in
como f'OU The crown lands, excluded
tr"T tn rHIH"" and for long time
confined IN her private residence, un,
der the ror'- tFut surveillance Of armed
me-" subjected to the strain of alter.
! waiting hnpr aud fear and the consta nj
uUr"rtHIut, as to the attitude aud ac.
I on Of ~" Emitted States, to which, in
j.h"' ahdrrotiuu. she yic'dod her author
! e, nr''l ~. h Tim" ~ the said govern
/ ror 4 o. tho nit"d states 'hOuld, upon
We ra'' vein" u"esrnt"h to it. undo
th' n"tj ~. Of it, representatives anI
y 'ri'-'"t.. - nui the authority which
sh" rla,wcd ~ the constitutional SOY
cr".gn Of inc Hawaiian Islands; that
: tn" sad Du""r was charged with be
. ~" Hr ur,r srrrv to certain alleged
iusJrr'"t nh pu thr seventh daV Of Jan
, "aI>. 49, n.' .n.t The sci ii VrOvisiona
Gu,"ru"cnt, ! = Gy orc R""""t W. vii
60. aud i""wu as tn" 'WilcOy Insur
@. ton : tlrat the sad Queen was ar
.r~'rd. the charge Of misprisOn Of
r. "v"u nHdr ngaiu.t her, was trie'
aul ron"I gur'v hv court martial
! cent rnccd - imprisonment and actually
/ 'm''I~oncd 'ur > term of six months
""I th"r"att", had I" endure the hu
nlilt'ior If { p annexation by the gov
mcut If the w tod States Of the for
Durr King tom az Hawaii, that govern
"'"rt ~ ~" ,ur,"'ior force uf which sh
had irIdrd. ~"lving upon hciuE rem
,'.,t"I when III" facts were found, a.
th"u"h in tho m"autime Il special com
!. uu"r HrU' iUt"d 10 inVe tiRate b."
drth'"u"mcnt bad reported in her IL
NO. thn ''r"ptHrv of state hnh 20
-. i 20 -, l',rni iert Of H." Unit.
'1ur.o thu' 'nvthing sho,t Of the re
situation Of her government would no