Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
VIEWS OF THE QUEEN
BIount Interviewed Her and she
Sad Nsuman Killed
The RATIFICATION TREATY
She said the Provisional Govern
nens woahf 60 90 Pieces ~
spreckle. Dsa sot fut rn


from Hawaii this meaning. ani TIE
ssrenit, attn vhich the oficlais re-
eefssd ths report that n0thing hal hap
pensd on the ISLAND up % the date Of
the sailing % the steamer. sss IA marked
contrast 20 TIA ATTITUDES q eager expsc-
t4fIon the news bfo0ght by the Cana
So awaited Up 10 O'Clock Secretary
Gresham had received from San fran-
cisco Conserving the arrival Of the
steamer. lie mad previously paid a
visit % the executive mansion for
the purposs u introducing %
the pressdent two Of his callers.
sx Secretary Bfsstow And j. Plerpont
Norgan. AZ o'clock fhs secretary put
ca his coat add hat snn aens 10 attscd
tbs renca fearn wedding. renarklng
q The ~sitIng newspaper men that he
had co ueNs cesond the bulletins furn-
ished - me Press and brief announce
meat from tie Western nlon Telegraph
Company II the ARRIVAL of the Alalaada-
Matters holng thus remanded. more or
les-. O. the domain q cOulecture. the
sCluminoos documents transmitted ia
coaaecfien with Mr. Blouats report are
Je4ng carefully scanned xith a view u
dersxiag so0le SUGGESTIONS as 10
possible course 81 action.
~hich &c may have f0reshadOwed.
Bloant's Interview With the Queen
Inad.sgatch addressed % Mr. Gresham
on ne 18th q April last Mr.. Blount do.
votes considerable space 70 a dsscuss.on
o, some Efforts which DR. William shaw
FoNeu and Harold VI. Scwal. ex consul
D. samoa. had been making Ia the char
act-F ~ self appointed commissioners 10
bring about zu adjustment between and
the provisional government Mr.. b!0ont
goes ca o. detail an interview which he
subsequently, thought II necessary TO
have Nith the ex queen IA person lie
SAYS. since writing the foregoing pOr-
tio1. o. my letter. relating 10 at.
tempts 10 represent the views ot
the president u the United States by un-
authorized persons IN connection with
the subject q an agreement between
ex Queen Liiioukaianl and the prcyis-
ioual government | have deemed IL
propes 20 have an interview with the
former 10 order % understand. as Tar as
1 might from her. whether any nego.ia-
tons had been authorized by her and II
80. how tar they had gone. Before do
ing So. / called oa President Dole and
informed HIN OF my purpose 81 seeing
her 10 Ecierence 10 this subject stating
% him that | vas not wiling that per-
sons should MAKE fraud 1lent represen-
tzuons % her a. to that matter. | told
him that 1 had abstained from seeing
her. lest my visit might be construed an
a way 10 produce disorders. but now
felt all danger of this had passed tie
concurred 10 my views as % the Proprie-
D. q ny caliiGg. Il / saw 10 10 do 50.
Neuman killed the Treaty.
Il said 70 the az queen that had been
informed that certain persons had sought
u imrfess her with the idea that the
pres.deut desired some such adjustment
a. indicated 90 be adopted she replied
that petsons who had represented her IN
ether matters had talked 10 her on the
subject, that she bad declined 10 indi-
cate aos disposition 10 act n the matter;
taat she had said 20 some % them that
rns would wait until President Dole
cane O. Sc her IN person aud
So had heard what he had 70 say; that
SIC dad act intend 10 eater into any
negotiations until the government at
Washingt5a had taken action on the in
formation derived through her represen-
tsuve tie said she had sent Mr.. Neu.
man % Washington % prevent the
rsuE-ation q the treaty and To have a
com nittee sent cut here. and be replied
that be had been successful ~ botn.
then asked her what she desired me 20
Say to the government at Washington IA
O. her purpose m the matter 81 this
rcgutiation. SIZE expressed a wish that
/ should ~ Tor her that no one was su-
taprked % az In her behalf IN this
mslfer and that she should take 10 ac-
too until the government az washing.
ton bad passed upon the Information
green through ths commissioner.
Much D~p~ndrd on SpreckIeS
Lest she 81 izht make improper infer
srres frCm ms visit ! told her that oue
~ the objects q my visit va o. get all
The facts connected vith her defbrons.
ms1t and the dispssition 81 the people
~ he islands iu relation % the present
government fhat size could readily Sc
tha+ that Was mates - he hereafter
cun.idcred - the g1vernmelt lr such
r. amer a. it cav hk Without any ar
ptre1t connection With What hcd been
saii che remarked that much depended
u1ou Mr. Sprecsles a. 60 the future.
-hst BE snd SIR Bishop had been 10 the
asf ~ furnishing money O. The gov
-fra.enf AND hat n Mr Sprersle dHi
uet sdfssc- seme fo The government
sna thotgat "a Noud a. q pieces. ic
fhrs Z ma,ie na response II - evident
t1at shs "a te * Impressed with the
sea that the present gpVernment csuid
naI 80 money enough 90 rue itself long
Whether Mr ~ His has conveyed fhs
queen tha arfiua taken BY the govern.
nfrut az Washington upon the informa.
ton derived from the cgr1ns MISSIONER. ~
indicated ~ Ne '.resisn- letter 20 ths
pfesiderf cf October - and if ~ Ia
whsf way. - cne n the sreeulations
urou wblch ~ authorized opmlou car
bs obtained from the state department
willis Must U-e Force
Minister Thursfcn. upon icing AZ
prsieed ~ fhe news brought ffCm Homo
ir.u av Tire Aiarsda. said u rss What
Pc expected he Rss satisfied hat Un
fhe restoration ~ enc queen Liliouss
Is1i rcu'8 reres he rrinsisted. Fur
taer thsn this. be dif not care o. a.
anfthnS eifher uren the progre=s Il
efenfs e. far NJ uron the PISS hiIitie'
af iae isInre ln view q she repeated
Tutlfeannos 1n fas eject that Miuisfe'
Naif fustrucflens direct hin e.
49, ihat t1e 4uern - replaced Al
tire haad - tae government 81 the
Islands. sod - Tia act thxi
ftase pHhHcators have -ot herr aeriasi
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