President Cleveland's Commission, 139; affection of Queen Kapiolani for, 192; affection of Queen Liliuo- kalani for, 205-207. Brown, Mr. Godfrey, 5. Brown Cabinet, the, 6. Buhac, use of the drug, 310. Bush, Mr. John, 140, 164.
Call newspaper, the correspondent of the San Francisco, 78. Calliope, H. M. S., 268.
Camp Boston, a visit to, 114, 158; the American marines at, 114; the routine of, 115. Candle nut, the, 240. Cane fields, 237. Carpenter bee, the, 308.
Carter, Charles L., death of, 27. Casey, Dr., 275.
Catholic nuns at Molokai, 200. Chamberlain, Mr. M. A., 299. Charleston, the U. S. S., 10, 11. Chicago, a visit to the World's Fair at, 210.
Chinese fire brigade, a, 185; fruit- vendors, 169; merchants, 184, 185; mothers, respect shown to, 184; New Year, the, 96; peasant wo- man, a, 183; servants, 94, 95; schools, 180-184; temples and wor- shippers, 179, 180. Circuit Courts, 292. Civilisation, effects of, 317.
Cleghorn, Mr., 101; a visit to his grounds, 101-105.
Hawaiian treaty, 138; his hostility to the Provisional Government, 139; his letter to President Dole, 146; his connection with the "Blount Mission," 209–211. Climate, 250.
Coffee plantations, 238, 239, 303, 304. Committee of Public Safety, the, 20. Constitution, amendments of the, 6; establishment of a new, 17, 18, 19; drafts for a new, 27, 214; formal adoption of the new, 285-288; sum- mary of the, 290–294. Constitutional conflict, a, 15-19. Constitutional Convention, a, 24; meeting of the, 282. Contract labour system, the, 87, 88. Convicts, 240.
Cooley, Judge, 139.
Corwin, the U. S. S., 23. Courts of Justice, 292, 293. Crisis of 1887, the, 2, 3; of 1893, 16,
Croton, fine specimens of the, 107. Cumming, Miss Gordon, 226, 243. Customs, 255-261; ancient, 295-302.
DAMIEN, Father, 200. Damon, Mr. S. M., 14, 160, 178-183, 315, 317. Dancing, 297.
David, Prince, 141.
Davies, Mr. Theophilus, 172, 175. Diamond Head, 73; secret meetings at, 26; a drive to, 81. District Courts, 292.
Cleveland, Mrs., receives Princess Dole, Judge Sandford B., appointed
Cleveland, President, 3; opposes an- nexation, 22; dispatches Commis- sioner J. H. Blount to Hawaii, 22; favours Queen Liliuokalani's resto- ration, 22; unpopularity of his policy in the States, 24; his atti- tude towards the Republic, 25, 26; takes the oath of office, 131; re- commends the withdrawal of the
Head of the Provisional Govern- ment, 21; his integrity and courage, 21, 28; chosen President of the Republic, 25; attitude towards President Cleveland's Commission, 143, 156; action as to the lowering of the American flag, 160; opposed to the claims of Princess Kaiulani, 174; a dinner with, 203, 285; pre- sents me with my passport, 264;
his address to the Constitutional Convention, 283, 286-288.
Dominis, a portrait of Mr. John, 124. Draper, Lieutenant, 160, 162.
EDUCATION, 253. Electorate, the, 291.
Ellis, Mr., 298.
Emma, Queen, 9; her education and training, 12; a photograph of, 123. Emory, Mrs., 184.
Engineering, knowledge of, 301. Ethnology, a study in, 170. Executive, the, 291.
Expenditure, 290.
FARALLONES, the, 71. Ferns, beautiful, 238, 239, 306. Filial piety, the god of, 180. Finnegan, the dog, 119, 120. Fire brigade, a Chinese, 185. Food, native, 301. Franklin, Lady, 243. Funerals, costly, 10.
Garnet, H. M. S., 74; a ball to the officers of, 260.
Gay, Mr. Francis, 132, 133, 134; polit- ical views of, 134-137.
1-31; political affairs of, 35, 37; my departure for, 63, 64; first impres- sions of, 75-77; staple diet of, 97; the approach to, 215; my first ride in, 220-225; commercial and social status of, 250; ancient customs of, 295-302; poetry of, 298; religion of, 299; population of, 314. Hawaii Ponoi, the, 261. Hawaiian whalers, 74; natives, 81; society, 85; race problem, 91; women, 97; honesty, 100; firemen, 109, 110; patriotism, 130; mutton and wool, 136, 137; horsewomen, 142, 143; League, the, 145, 150; Commissioners, the, 157; flag, the hoisting of the, 162; Board of Health, 196; Boys, Royal School for, 206; meals, 255; hospitality, 256. Hawaiians, affection of the, 196, 313; light-heartedness of, 198; character of, 312-315; vices of, 314; suscep- tibility of, to disease, 315. High-binders, 69.
Hilo, the whaling trade in, 74; a visit to, 218; roads in, 220; lava above, 221; Japanese houses and Portu- guese farmers in, 224; life in, 226- 234; Chinese quarter in, 237.
Gibson Cabinet, the, 4; dismissal of, Holoku (garment), the, 76, 98, 188,
Honolulu, the Brighton of, 73; the whaling trade in, 74; my arrival in, 84; Japanese Consulate at, 88; cleanliness of, 89; Chinese and Portuguese quarters in, 89, 96, 179; churches in, 90; vehicles in, 90; drivers in, 91, 92; seasons, rain- fall, and temperature of, 92; houses in, 93; population of, 93; the para- dise of the Chinese, 94, 178; ser- vants in, 94, 95; streets of, 96; society in, 99; Chinese population of, 178-186: social life in, 250-263; changes in, 252.
Hookupu, ceremonial, the, 11.
Hooper, Major, 67. Hosmer, Harriet, 211. Hosmer, President, 306.
Hui Kalaiaina, the royalist society of, 18.
Hula-hula dance, the, 297. Hurricane of 1889, the, 268, 269.
IDE, Miss, 278.
Idol worship, 300.
Ié-ié vine, the, 240.
Ihoas, 298.
Iowa, the prairies of, 66. Ipos, 298.
JAPANESE superstition, 63; immigra- tion, 88, 89; labourers, 86, 87, 237; frugality of, 88; officers, 99. Jarves, 296.
Judd, Chief Justice, 19, 288; letter of introduction to, 38.
Judd, Colonel C. H., 8. Judd, Mrs., 300.
Judicial system, the, 292, 293. Juries, 292.
Kahili, the, 104, 124, 125, 126, 189,
Kaiulani, Princess, named heir-ap- parent, 15; house of, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105; portrait of, 106; her life in England, 172; education of, 172; her appeal to Congress, 173-175; departure from England, 174; her reception by Mrs. Cleveland, 176; her return to England, 176; her relations with Liliuokalani, 191. Kalaukaua, King, descent of, 1, 9; turbulence of his reign, 1; jealousy of foreigners, 2; Cabinet, 4; asks the European Powers to form a protectorate, 4, 5; struggle to re- gain power, 6, 7; debts, 7; tour round the world, 8; rejoicings on his return, 8; coronation ceremony, 9;
extravagance, 9, 10; summons a re- volutionary convention, 10; dies at San Francisco, 11; election, 13; names Liliuokalani as heir-apparent, 13; scheme for a national lottery, 16; a presentation to, So; personal effects, 122; a photograph of, 123; the library of, 124; portraits of, 189, 190; his attachment to Admiral Brown, 192.
Kalaukaua's Palace, a visit to, 122; funeral, a survival of, 128; sword, 129; Singing Boys, 142, 260; crown jewels, theft of, 166-168. Kamehameha, King, offers the island of Niihau to the Sinclairs, 133. Kamehameha III., his cession of Hawaii, 29.
Kamehamehas, the old, 1; photo- graphs of, 123.
Kamehameha School for Boys, 296. Kanaloa, the god, 299. Kane, the god, 299. Kanikuais, 298.
Kapiolani, Queen, at the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria, 14; the crown of, 167; her estates, 187; re- ception by, 187-194; villa, 188; manner, 190; strained relations with Liliuokalani, 191; popularity, 191; gratitude to Admiral Brown, 192.
Kauai, 72, 132; fern forests of, 306. Kava, the manufacture of, 274, 275, 302.
Kawaiahao School for Girls, 206, 253. Keelikolani, Ruth, 9. Kekupuohe, dirge composed by Queen, 298, 299. Kemoa, P. P., 4. Kileauea, volcano of, 216, 235-249; the hotel at, 241; the crater of, 242-249; visitors to, 243; activity of, 247-
Knapp, Miss Adeline, 78, 81. Koa wood, 241, 296, 304; a cylinder of, 192.
Koebele, Professor Albert, 232, 233, | Luau, a, 230, 231, 232.
Laird, Lieutenant, 115, 122, 127, 131, Mahukona, 217.
Laws, character of the, 291.
Legislative procedure, 293.
Legislatures, native, 319.
Malietoa, King, residence of, 271, 272,
273; bed-chamber of, 273.
Mamo bird, the, 311.
Mamos, the sacred, 125, 126. Manchester products, 267.
Leis, garlands of, 75, 97, 141, 142, Manners and customs, 255-261.
Leper receiving station, the, 196. Leper Settlement, the, 195-202; im- provements at, 201.
Lepers, the, 72; tax for, 198; cheer- fulness of, 199, 202; the plan of isolating, 200.
Leprosy, first signs of, 197. Like-Like, portrait of the Princess, 106. Liliuokalani, Queen, accession of, 12; named heir apparent by King Kal- aukaua, 13; misrule, 15, 16; schemes for a new Constitution, 17, 18, 19; throne declared vacant, 20; restora- tion favoured by President Cleve- land, 22; freedom allowed her, 25; plots v. the Republic, 26; sentenced to imprisonment, 27; formally abdi- cates, 28; regret at her dethrone- ment, 77; the adherents of, 85; the home of her girlhood, 114; a photo- graph of, 123; relations with Queen Kapiolani and Princess Kaiulani, 191; an audience with, 203-208; her town house, 203; simplicity of her life, 208.
Lono, the god, 299. Lottery, national, 16, 17.
Louis Philippe, a portrait of, 123.
Mariposa, the s. s., 170, 265, 277. Marsden, Mr., 140.
Maui, 72, 216, 229, 309.
Mauna Kea peak, 216, 218, 229, 236,
238; wild cattle on, 307.
Mauna Loa peak, 216, 221, 229, 236, 238; wild cattle on, 307. Memorial Day, 282, 283. Mills, Mr., 204, 294. Missionaries, the, 85.
Mohican, the U. S. S., 74, 150; the captain of, 104; a reception on board, 203.
Molokai, 72, 195-202, 216; divi- sion of, into sanitary districts, 196; Catholic nuns at, 200; formation of, 201. Monarchy,
President Cleveland's schemes for the restoration of the, 22, 23; abolition of the, 24, 25, 91. Monowai, the s. s., 71. Mongoose, importation of the, 307, 308.
Mormon, the Book of, 272. Mosquitos, 117, 308, 309, 310. Mouse-shooting, 296.
Musical instrument, native, 260, 297.
152, 290; organises a Republic, 24,
Naniwa, the Japanese ironclad, 74, | Provisional Government, the, 86, 144; crew of, 98, 99. Nasturtium, luxuriant growth of, 244,
Neumann, Mr., 140, 141, 176, 204. Nevada, crossing the, 66.
New Zealand, a visit to, 264-277; the climate and people, 277. Niihau, 72; offered to the Sinclairs by King Kamehameha, 133.
OAHU, 72, 216, 228.
Oahu College, 100; flowers at, 306. Oakland, 67.
Ohalo shrub, the, 244. Olona, or native hemp, 127. Omaha, 66.
Oo bird, the, 126, 127, 190, 311. Opium, sale of, 16, 17.
Osbourne, Mr. Lloyd, 276, 279.
25; the friends of, 157.
Public Safety, Committee of, 20. Punchbowl crater, the, 78.
RAGSDALE, William, 201. Rainbow Falls, the, 220. Reciprocity treaty, the, 250; the effect of, 254. Reform party, the, 6. Religion, 299.
Reptiles, absence of, 308. Republic, establishment of a, 24, 25; the first President of, 25; attitude of President Cleveland towards, 25; ex-Queen's plots v., 26; attempt to overthrow, 28; prosperity under the, 28; formal proclamation of, 285.
Ostrich farm, a visit to an, 109 Restoration of the monarchy, Presi-
Patriotic League, the, 164. Pearl Harbour, cession of, 13. Pelé, the deity, 244, 249. Philadelphia, the U. S. S., with- drawal of, from Honolulu Harbour, ordered by President Cleveland, 26; return to Honolulu, 282. Pigs, the killing of wild, 307. Pine-apple plantations, 239.
dent Cleveland's scheme for, 22,
Revolution in Hawaii, announcement of, 56.
Revolutionary convention, a, 10. Riding, the method of, 142, 143, 244,
Robertson, Colonel J. W., 122, 123, 129, 130, 167, 203. Rooke, Dr., the adopted daughter of,
Roses, wholesale destruction of, 228.
Plantations, the multiplication of, Rotarua, the baths at, 279.
Poi, the staple diet, 97, 98; vessels for holding, 125.
Round Top peak, the, 73.
Royal Hawaiian Hotel, the, 78, 79; the servants and officials of, 81. Royal mantle, the cost of a, 127.
Police, a visit from the ex-Chief of, Royal School for Hawaiian Boys, 206,
Porter, Mr. Robert, 160.
Portsmouth, the U. S. S., 13.
Portuguese, the, 73, 98.
President, the powers of the, 291. Products, 303-310.
Royal succession, Hawaiian law of, 12. Rush, the U. S. cruiser, 144.
SACRAMENTO Valley, 67.
Samoa, 266, 257; natives of, 267; a
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