New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-19
THE EX-QUEEN'S ENVOY.
PAUL NECMANN CALLS ON SENATOR'S Al
THE CAPITOL.
HE HOPES TO SEE THE PRESIDENT AND sEOhh
TARY FOSTER BEFORE THE TREATY Is

HE HOPES TO SEE THE PRESIDENT AND sEChL
rAEY FOSTER BEFORE THE TREATY Is
ACTED oN-PEINCE DAv1Ds VIEWS
Washington. Feb ls.-Paul Noumann. the envoy
OF the dcposcd Queen Of Hawaii arrived here ia' N
night He Is accompanied by Prince David OF inc
royal family and two servants lh'S 'ooN "'"
mcni, ut The Richmond
Mr. Ne-mann to-day yl-icd the Capitol. ana durinS
the time he spent there several members "l '''
Senate though his calls OH them were p"' c"''o''
ones as Mr. Ncumann explained. ana not lor NV
purpose Of doing any 'lGS-rolling.' III We" VI vi
return OF the President to the city TO-DAY anu :" '
possibiliiy offered Of seeing him on M"nday' rs WIZ
=. .bc cxncctod carly return to Washington OF sec
rctary Foster. Mr.. Ncumann has decided 10 "'"' d"
effort TO see these officials. ana lay peIo'' '"'"' Wv
documents in his possession bearing Oh vi" ~ :,
side Of the question at Issue lie expressed n'nN''
n, having no fear whatever tina, the SrN'' "
raty The treaty while h. presenting the case u
the President and Secretary. ana before th'S IN" a"
opportunity to communicate further 10 mat pouS
should they desire. ~.
Pending the action he Is contemporaries MI 'e"
mann said he had no formal statements to make 10 ''
press. 900
L. A. TLurson. head OF the special annexation 'o',
mission OF the Provisional Government ol ii'm'''
called this morning at an early hour upon MI Neu'
hotel and the two gentlemen, who are personal ''''."'
did M, meet Later Mr. 1hursOn and his associates
cxcep, Mr.. Wilder. WHO was not i'ehhe wei' ''."
upon the heads Of the several executive Ut P"'"'"'
in The city, whom they had not heretofore met "''
paid their respects.
While the annexation commissioners wei" P'S'"N
tbor rcspccts 10 secretary Ekins AT tlH War D'par
man, this morning Mr. Ncumanu In another part
of tho b,dldInc In consultation with Acting secretary
Whorton Of the state Department. WIN "i"l ~
had 4 long talk concerning the object oi hl' WISH
Mr. Wharton. OF course. could do houlnS' III"
vauorr oxur,,scd himself a. satisfied thai his only
cbnncc for successfully representing IN" c"'hS v" wv
OK Ouecn lay through the medium OF congress
prince David who accompani"' Mr. Neuinnh'' re
=. y, ,h. hotel during the morning. The Prince.
In complexion Is much lighter than the ha'N'' VI
Hawaii lie was educated In the 'h''d 9'a'r''
sno,ks English Hucntly. and HIS 'IaVl'd 'AelNN'N'
I'M, has never visited Washington before lie H'''
,hc cmssaric, would simply present to the propT
officers the papers now In the poSSc'Son VI '''' ''
mann. on behalf Of the Queen
.Wc do not intend 10 max" n stfugel' ae''"''
orrox,t,on" h said. we are simply carrying on
,he instructions OF our Queen. II the 'h"u H'"'c'
Government sees TT TO annex Hawaii we Shail MAKE
no complaint .,,
Tho Prince intends TO remain In Washington until
after the inauguration
W yonnv who accompanied the Commissioners
in an unofficial capacity and acted As their I"eai
advisor throughout the progress OF The n'goli io>
Win secretary Foster. has returned 10 ~, hon' ~
Sail Lake CITY Mr. Kenny Is q native 81 iinM9 III
until few wears ago prominent res'n'"t u VIZ
Islands. ,.,.eo,.. rcr,i,o,iou hv
,bo -.n,tn was "A relic" t. the friends oi inc u'hl
81 annexation with Hawaii. who feared thal u Mpnli
b. used as "pusher 10 prevent action Oh ,' he
lion Now that thai matter l. 'omPc'ru M ~ ~,
ucyo that the subject will BE- promptly oi-Pa.u ~
rthv IN time 10 hermit the Hawaiian Coniin Ssiohri'
Ia CART fhc new, ~ the ratification OF the uraN
sJonoulu simultaneously with the appearance 'h"fe VI
he document itself.