The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-29
DOES NOT AFFECT THE SUBSIDY.
The Puget Sound and Hawaiian Steam.
erx VIII Fun "a Planned

TACOMA, Jan. 2S.-fSpecial Unusual
interest is manifested here in the proposed
annexation OF the Hawaiian islands be-
cause of the formation of the new Puget
Sound and Honolulu Steamship Company
to make monthly trips between Sound
points and Honolulu. When Manager
Simpson, of the steamship company, was
at Honolulu recently he was given in sub
stance the following information:
That the islands would no. lie annexed 40 the
wish OF the majority of property owners, until
it was demonstrated that the native. and the
people could not govern themselves That az
citizens OF the United states owned over three
fourths q ali the property OF the islands, every
thing would be shaped for the protection of
their interests.
At the time it would seem that business
men and not politicians were at the head
of the government. Mr.. Simpson today
received a telegram from Charles L. Car
ter, brother Of George Carter, OF Seattle,
stating that the rights granted the steam
ship line by the government to ply be-
tween Puget sound and Honolulu would
be continued under the provisional gov
ernment. The government under the
queen granted a subsidy Of $500 for every
round trip made by the company's boats
for fourteen months.
Charles l.. Carter is one Of the most
prominent young men at Honolulu, and is
a member OF the commission appointed to
90 10 Washington City in connection with
the annexation proposition. He is a son
OF the late II. A. z. Garter, formerly min
lister TO the United States from the Ha-
waj;an islands.
Regarding the results of the change. the
benefits 20 be derived and the English"
feeling on the islands, Mr.. Simpson SAYS:
u VII be the greatest thing that ever hap
pened 10 the islands 10 have them annexed TO
the United States. For three or four Years
'csuv % Tire wea!ihiest people have been lexy.
ing the islands and have come 70 The United
state, for investments. Vita the Islands an.
ncNed = our country TIE reverse would be the
Gaze. Americans wOG.i Unrest in the Islands
The English o. the Islands 20 not Gu. much of
L ;lc'Ue n3w. Theodore Il. Dawes & Co. com.
pr:siag the principal English housc. The In.
E,i>h dea 5 - haze the islands stick the mon
aFchlal form OF government ssh. the Lie OF
the government depends on profitable trs.e
with he | altcd states, and out Of si9GoOJo of
property on the islands Americans OWE s5O0s).-
TOO. Besides the German element sides with the
Americans don't see how England can Inter.
ieFe or preren, tue annexation. have received
the following telegram from Mr.. Carter, dated
San Francisco:
January IL She attempted = abrogate the con
sttlJ;Un AMI Urniau Ggt aey one The REQ
PIE dctnroned the queen anu established a pro
Vts!dnal L lyerntneut, Win :. y. Doe. president.
kccceaiZs1 by all tie powers except Euclap3
Gonna s~ioner> were sent 20 Warrington 10 No
gotale annexation. Your sut.slIy sud contract
VI. be carried ut Resolutions asking me
United states u annex Hawai-. were Passed A.
Ineu.: = 81 me san FrA4c SEQ Cnarn Der o. t'fr1-
IAe'ts 'Ais morning tHAkLEs l. CARRIER
Continuing, M. Simpson said:
The annexation commission viii do credit 20
tseI: country. They are all good business men.
ne risscivei cabinet Is OF the OF ce-. owing
a 10 ana warAei in tie interest OF Slrec.el,-
The new president has been associate chief
justice aai men OF wealth. honesty and bu~i-
Ass Ho.l-iy co@pose the executive council
tne steamship t,au1iue operates between the
Hawaii. Mani and Mol56l islands IN the two
previous Hawaiian revo.u;joas no one was
kLied
DIT = Eugene Jordan las removed from tie
1e-4eT residence 10 safe Deposit building
Ir. J. Eugene jordan has removed from tina
lss.sF Eex.As1ce - sale Deposit building