The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-03
DEPORTED FROM HONOLULU.
Statements Concerning the HAWAIIAN
Government.
BOWLER, In AMERICAN, IN PRlSOS.
afinister wills Asked That He he ABOVE"
TO Leave the Country In fIHee o' '
prsonment-s Satisfied with Verdiet'.

o,.~ ,pt,-rf-ftD March Enc
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steamship Aus'r'i''' "'.'''' -,
morning. brought the following oePo''ou
... f-,,n honolulu. James Brown,
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.t..- y,l,ito Nick Peterson. j.. II. Red
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ms thcit was I''"s "'''''''7
amy criticisms would De il-adVlsed'
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iht Ru''h' H'''' ''''.. "
fN weeks In Ia" "'l.o"' D''"b N"o' >"
with auy oItHtt. lil5 I'qu'S's' Hi@ue
through the IhIl'H ,'d'ts MIliS'e' M5 anu ,'1
has o"u counsel 10 "e I'M IIleu % 'i!e
nature oi h' "Il.I-'' W NJ .,'ii ~ 80
'I win H2 A''' .i o'''y -
ho l'r.FDI "". rom t"e iii"i '"ai' VIZ
informed him Jndt ne "o"iu ne AcpI Hi
custody until charged ana 'hat il no
charge could be made lie wound be de-
ported forci1Iy, II necessary.
creighton defining ms poSluoh on ia
waIau politics. said he is an anneXa-
ZIONIST bat unalterabiy opposed to mis-
siouary party.
H.. H. Redward, contraetor i'm Homo
lJlu. absolutely refused 90 bc interviewed
saying, as ho hdi redress for ai} wrongs
done him, 10 was The part OF prudence
not 10 indulge I'm criticism.
Asked if redress was by course Of law,
lc answered no.
George W. 4lacFarlape, Premier under
kaiakaua, confined himself 10 the state
meut that he is out Of politics and that
no f..f fl md
,
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J' fHiHeiHlulh' meinhef OF ihe Ad-
FI3oIy council, SAID the situation had qul-
tI'i doWh so as To- warrant me beHct
That the natives would now come in for
annexation. Ihe 'omcH had decided
upon the Queens case. and had agreed
upon Hef ImplIsoniH,nl ior nVe years
ana me oI >'0o. JhouEh lhe verdict
had not heeh formally approved by Presi-
ut"l b"lt' N't III was understood that
'it lIf~ii'ul would not chahgc, ana, In
fact, the sentence was affirmed shortly
after the steamer sailed.
A. l.. Peterson who is credited with
having drafted the constitution which
liliuohaidm attempted 10 force upon the
hnEa'm. eali me had been IN jail for six
weeks, ana Hdd no particular complaint
10 make
I'I. D.. H' Brown OF tne University OF
'3lIo'HIa' said The Government has
HIik7 perfectly ih mana. Tie general
sentiment relative 10 the Queens Trial
lS that sine has been fairly treated.
since ile release from prison last week
OF AIIniI *. Peterson. for the purpose
OF Voluntary d,poI'auon, ihe minor heirs
'i an 'rlito OF A"O"f OF Nhlch ne is the
t'a' Il'A 'i3lm hla Cct'Ltou here TO
"''N' aA a,o'l nlns' alleging That he
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at IIr... ON account Of bis ,n,r,o,ta'nt s.,.,
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af V4shiretop pelq.e snd ,{di,o Am
fre searcb for tha ay- ou..,,g ,,,,,.,.. as
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tior nd r. i,ito1 r,u,,f .i,.,o7t f,r tl,c ,,i,.is
mon, tho onirioU b8s been decidedly ey-
,raseel lr ,uauv leading sur.,rte,s or
mis- G,y.ruuaut that sual, views or
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SION
IT lS 'oArlitI'u I'd ne OF tHc HISl I'M
poil'H'r "o1 TO "i.t'Sdt' 'he views OF
ac'!N' IIl'.ld7 III tne ',h'l'' however
"d'S'Io"' l' may "e ig' H'' To make
some severe example y me- strongest ae-
manu- I"t 'He o'd'H peHdlF ON lhe r'pel
leaders SteIHS 10 come from lAe hallNe
SUPPER t'I7 OF Ulc "oN'IIIi,'hI men OF
Hl-H '""l l''l'I, WI" H"'r long Su"tFed
greatly from Ioy"iiS1 prosecutions
As AMERICAN PRISONER.
on the 18th United States Minister VII
lis had a long interview with the for
Ciqn office. with Minister Hatch. with
epeeial reference to the ease of John r.
Fowler. AN American citizen. who is sem
fenced 90 five years Imprisonment and
a fine OF 5000 Mr. Willis asked that no
should Dee permitted 10 leave the country
in place of imprisonment. citing the case
of John White. am Eueushmau. who re-
ceivei that favor although he proved TO
have made the bomh-shci found at
Washington Palace. Mr. Hatch replied
thar White pleaded ignorance OF the use
of thc shells having been told that they
were intended for fence ornaments; also
that Bowler, was proved % have UNDER
taken the seizure of The telephone Office.
thereby cutting of the Governments