The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-10

fasctose H. Davies comes her r-Ost1czS a-e-f
- eEeet eonprorntse IN case Ehe Tzlse1 states
nnas Il inpFaeslcsnle or tmPoxsihle 70 restore
tss sx-qseen. should such ts The inssst TIE
faeasy 10 advsseed ta.: should Cleveland be de-
tesnined upon restoration Of sAe monarchy the
ex-Tslneess vii ce present 20 represent the for
fasr government in case sha ex- queen Is M
avAi aba IL 10 also said that in saeh an event
application viii Be made By the sx-aueen for
ne pension from the United ssates I, is said
Asiauaanl would appeal 70 Great Britain Ia case
OF trouble II she secured the ,h-oaa
The Associated Press 10 able 70 state that
OH separating the Offices OF president OF the
peofisfonsl zovernmsnt and minister of foreign
aaSirs viii - passed within q week, and that
Hon r. Patch. prominent AEericsa lawyer
and member Of the advisory courcIl, will be
appointed minister OF foreign Affairs The ap-
roinfment viii be . popular one and will re-
ueve ffssidsns Dole OF an amoEnt OF work
which his health viii no, permit his continuing
In exposing the methods OF the monarchy for
TIE cement OF the new United states minister
the Hawaiian star reprinted from the san Fran.
cisco CArosscis OF isst April an expose OF ex-
Marshal wilson's embesziement aad OF his
notorious relations with the queen. Thesenpcn
wilson, whose written confessions OF crime are
said TO be in the hands OF Minister Thurston,
caused the arrest of Waiter & smith. editor OF
the Star. for libel That day In reporting the
arrest smith resfirmed the charges and an
nonnced tia. when the case came 10 trial ne
would put the ex-queen on the witness stand.
Ine statement made great excitement the
hoyaiists saying that they would revolt before
they would allow Eiiuokslani TO Do brought into
court Nj Smith was arrested second time.
Out In his next issue returned hotter shot than
before. Wilson then threatened. in the pres
ence OF the marshal. to assassinaie smith.
whefeupon the latter armed himself. and took
occasion TO pass wilson frequently in the street
There was no bloodshed. In the meantime the
annexation party raised large sum for the ed
isots defense. and eminent counsel of sred their
services 10 him, as did leading Royslist st,or-
nsys to Wilson. The third day OF the fight the
Sar denounced Wilson both editosiaily and
locally. and this editor was re-arrested. In each
case except one, where 500 bail was
allowed, ne was permitted TO 20 on
his own recognizsnee. Yesterday. as
result OF the continued exposures
in the Star. smith was arrested twice sgain,
making i've times In all His paper was nearly
ready Tor press. but he hurriediy retired to his
Office and denounced the ex-marshal as a con-
fessed thief and promised = categorical state
ment OF facts, based upon legislative records
and Wilson'S own confessions. The Sar viii
publish its first statement this afternoon. after
the Irwin sails. which will probably cause q
fresh arrest tomorrow. The Star announces
that it will fight the matter to snish. As
wilson's career 10 notorious here, it is no: be
iieved that he intends to bring the suits into
court unless in the event of restoration OF the
ex-queen all the official records and the courts
themselves ccme under the control of Wilson
and his friends
H. B. VI. cruiser chsmion arrived this morn
ing from British Columbia. sixteen days out
The second day she encountered a gale during
which heavy locker was thrown from the
upper deck upon an able seaman named But
lsr. crushing him and breaking both legs.
Butler died at sea this morning, and will be
buried here today. Tho Champion brings .
monument TO be erected over the grave of En-
gineer Jei1ries, of the cruiser Garnet, who died
here .ast spring.
LATER. P. N-The natives have discovered
the police stationed around Warrington place
and much excitement prevails among them. a.
the fact that the exqueen has applied TO the
provisional government for protection has not
leaked out and the natives surmise the govern
ment has the ex-queen under surveillance.
Since the arrival of the British cruiser Cham
pion q rumor has been set afieat from native
sources that in case OF restoration the ex-Queen
or ex princess. whichever II may be. will apply
to Great Britain for future protection of the
monarchy. Al first the report was treated ss
unimportant, but inquiry shows that prominent
Royalist politicians ana leaders seem to be di-
recty informed that such will be the future
policy of the monarchy II the United States can
he prevailed upon to adopt the policy of restora-
ton.