The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-20
PASSING THRoNG.

1smes G. Green. United
-. the newly aps,o'A lss.a, liz s..
x he Puget sotiFc nsE1l sta-
~. q command G. fne tofpS".
- -. !. Honolulu. and II informed
- - .~s,st Developments Ia coan-
: last at the present. TINE par
In s..s,es.tnr. He Is inclined 10
= ,retsnslon o. Queen Liiiuo~
-. .ssre Is any considerable pro-
- - - natives against aahsxa-
.s.,~ he said. me malof.'! % t ne
y. txnziuis care no'p'.s a a.. Aos
...rsrter Of the governing s'o~eF so
- ,hssr bodily comfort Is rot ais-
ne ex-aaeen natoraiS coI-
..r.. sympathy among them, az
= .ss,s own kind. but az for sup
-. 80 virtually none az all The
-. ~ 4 change of government IS
.-..r.nf 70 all the property own
3 ~ ,1sand. They can see the need
,.medv. ard are heartily in favor
.~ersos,. The officials now IN
=. aoe srzbie and capable, But the
.ss.neat las nc stability. me en-
1870 sdsxHents o. annexation use as
7. .-,ss.1nf 10 whip the doubtful ones
- tnss the japanese VIII, In
= .,ms. atfszap. 10 control sne
- "a indeed. that would seem very
-. There are now In Hawaii be-
49,. ns66 and 1850 Japanese, about
!. $50 81 them trained soldiers II
- 80 10 organize they would make a
...:xehse boat. No other great power
-. S1s.rous OF opposing the United
..... = amazing the island. England
a. Lar .ntssests there. but would not
.-..~ansse The United States by an at
- . make the country British
sncasgy"
c..--snAsr Green was in Honolulu
-, r. frosble over the JaE @neSe I'M
'..rssssaL and ~ personally acquainted
- - e n.. sss.oner sent by Japan TO
.~.1.sf ia interests In the controversy.
~ rr;sf,ons were very friendly" said
g. .srsssxutef, "and We exc..a aged sew
-, al While the press OF this coua-
- - ,eslirs OF the Insult offered by
- srrrid4ag OF Hawaii To the japanese
.r,e;sssoasr, those two officials and my
sx veYe dining together in perfect
49,. discussing the question Of Japan
= .nrxfaiis,n in the most friendly
esspne. What the outcome OF the con-
sssuxr sfli b. cannc'. OF course. tell.
~ rysssnment viii Try 20 stop the In
- II alleged contract laborers as far
> possible"
- ~ commandment Of the naval sta
- rs besn an officer in the navy for
~ thirty years. When The first gun
Z ~ evil war was fired he was a
snsss cfseer In the old frigate Mississippi
- stfYed ali through the war. being
~ q s5e tine In ec.amaad Of tor
- tug He has been stationed in
Ola waters for several years at odd
-. the last period being between 1878
"a ID. when he was In command OF the
ia Far four years he was on shore
- hehthouss duty. being inspector AZ
- .ire OF district number six. with
4setssariefs at Charleston. and again Of
ktrsa number ten, including Lakes Erie
e Ontario. with headquarters at Buff
10 He had been on the Marion about
4 Ysar. and left San Diego February q
i sssese the torpedo boat Alert. sta
osssd at Honolulu. Personally he Is
tskssnt conversationaiist. his wide ex-
pcesce rendering what he has TO say
"a wegfh hearing.
1 tribute 10 the Typographical and
asstsry advantages OF Seattle Is paid in
b issse Of thu Weekly Medical Record
w June T. THIS Is the leading medical
ksssal h the United States. and reaches
k1xs circle OF readers. The number re-
Asrd 10 Is devoted 10 Summer Health
lnosss" and In speaking Of the deslr-
~ places Oh the Pacific coast the
.lstsf5 says.
1s9tfia u hsiit upon hiily strip Of
hid from two and one-haif 10 five miles
= ydih between Puget sound and Lake
tsAIagton. twenty-five miles long and
ne niles wide, lying parallel with the
kHt The sight on approach by the
taad b Of city set upon hillside, the
hw eaildngs standing out by them
ksss. aaosdsnG a fine view Of the city.
ltssih haf besit marvellous instance of