Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-09

Copyright 1903 by Associated ire"'
Honolulu. Nov. 10. During the after
mon the Alameia sailed, Minlhter WIZ
lis made q statement, uriIlly 9s ny
rcndy published by the Assaelil'l I5'sA,
that nothing definite VIII Pc done hgl'
until he had received q rcpl 20 w
Matched sent 80 Washington ny me ~
areJa rhie statement was published ~
tbr Star. Yesterday The BnllgnA pup
iithnd n letter ffOm Mlnisior wills ih
which lie said h. wished ire rcinAihs w
Tho Star to apply TO the euulH III
Honolnln. The stand taken Dy NJ Mh
M IN his interview WIN thu stssi' N in','i
ilration' caused considerable pNit'y n
government circles, owilF % ~ Nv.
nt,tiou that npy breach OF me peace
,en,,i1 he punished rs tlq American lnin'
isier. 10 the Associated fr,as ny W'Ils
were ANY tDnblr lIi5pl,Aru ~
either side would We stopper y. n'lnu ~
III Limited STATES iorcea.' On me m.fh-
~ ~ ~ M I'm. the day after the Ala
media smiled. Mr.. Dole called Nliin Alf.
wIliis III learn how far thr authority OF
The United States was fApcsNp ~ ~
carried Ia case Of mn emery 'l.s hppn
hls return 1t was learned he prYllla"iu,
government was luly al.,h ,, I, Ky h,
exp'nnatlon and the hnh'AN'n 'N''V ~
IL he general opinion he
original Language used ti'
Iinltsd States minister conveyed mort
tl,an he intended II should. ~
UNDERWOOD President Dole Nsly yleafg
informed the minister that the ploNls'ulhi
government commanded me Htlhliyn nhl
would require no AID irSn w Vh TX
states unless u WAS called ivr inc
nrcsident assured tho minlsior that any
breach of the peace which might occur
would lie speedily dealt with by tho
uoygs,iian government. The provisional
government received assurances on the
points mentioned which were pstiecly
satisfactory. II Is understood Minister
Willis SAID he would stand hook OF tho
present government until tbe present JIM
unity was settled. The tension N p0liti.
chi natters since the departure OF The
Alameda has only partially relaxed. Min.
istnr Willis stated that be made the
public statement nothing immediate
would be done 10 ease matters down
ns ia believed a crisis was approaching
His rofnt-ly worked igr q Icy hgufs' bul
now IL aiinenrs be had dlyulred just
enough 10 stimulate speculation and botl
sides interpret bis explanation fAF0rahly
which IA de end viii doubiolcss add fuf'
10 ne politirnl 6ra. When the nffcn,
tion ~ me United States minister wa,
called 10 the fact that the provisional
government would aid him y Keeping Tho
fFIfNf. ne FNlIfN AlF NAA NNA hAIHNl
trouble. unless il came from irresponsible
pi.rsona on either side.
Ex-Marstal Wilson has brought two u
bel suits esiinAt w q. Smith, editor 81
The Star. The suits have grown ont Ol
the publication ~ report nade 70 BiOuni
by COL " v. Ashford rcgardlug the I'm
fnorniliier pfaciired IN the palace by thi
er-quean ami Wilson. The original ac
count was published IN the Fan fFancisci
Chronicle last April. and wes furnished
the Honolulu eUfue ppndeut BY &shi0rl
although given 10 Biounl IL confidence
Most Of the allegations b Ashiords ae
count are said to be capsule u proof, nnt
the defense alieee they Will place the *
queen on the stand and Eiye fun exposi
n the entire matter. II y generally be
licred the suits VII not bc allowed 4
come 10 trial By the prosecution.
An interview wild he rismbeu u III
provisional government this afternoon de
velopa a determination 70 etand On The de-
feiisye and take nothing on trust unfi
the United Stnfes rofefrmenf ~ uiliclalll
heard from. lduafs dirertiy Or tlifougl