New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-29

stranger before he IS fairly landed on the dock.
yoT ye your and he VIII see f hngh he
tom house. gaid Hawaiian fellow pa ssenqer re-
tuning Te fdT S aoa Els Worldly
Possessions not only TO the mercy OF st-a an
.t-eIgs baggage man.
JIsf an hour later the baggage was in his room.
oil right and offended to better than he could have
You Geed rot lock your door. said The pro
icu not % lock your door but leave 1t open night
and day 4 you like" The room opens on piazza.
Dc the e dsy Of arrival the door and windows have
been wide open night and day. An American en-
table this morning. There is but one o.her spot
or this earth where feel as safe" she sad: That
sea. Nobody locks tho doors there Honolulu !s
two thousand miles from the United States. so we
arc just safe here"
JAPANESE IMMIGRANTS ARRIVE.
Three hundred japanese contract immigrants
were received week ago. on requsition from the
planters. approved BY the Hawaiian Board Of Immi
grafton the last of July. These acquisitions are
carefully examined by the Board TO the char
acter and responsibility Of the planters making the
contracts, and after passing the Board must be
approved by the Cabinet. Every precaution Is
taken 10 prevent fraud by irresponsible employers
and 10 protect the laborers under contract. There
has been little trouble with this class Of immi-
and Hawaii is still far from settlement But the
relations appear 10 be less strained and the Jap
naK nrook Of the Nar!wa failed in no
courtesy and the last days Of his stay were spent
in T. =. .. visits on tho President ana Cabinet, al
r4rs Of The Prii1deiphia and the Bennington, and
Was the most friendly departure made by II
warshin considering the circumsta nces under
which the Naniwa came TO Hawaii 1t IS quite
certain she will return within non,n' or Dc re-
1t IS evident that japan Is going SOW ana tAere
10 iIawaii's request for definite and specific terms
on which size VIII arbitrate the cGAten'io}n,
husiness OF Inc indemnity claim. which was the
original and only basis for arbitration proposed by
Hawaii or whether she Will stand on the treaty
right 10 unlimited immigration, with all privileges
OF citizenship known 10 the faVorod-nauon prln,
cples. Is the question on which the settlement sui
RE British rnan-of-war Comus came in on sun
day morning. and saluted the Republic OF Hawaii
with twenty-one guns. 1t big noise. and
broke the Sabbath stiffness In way thai surprised
leans on the Philadelphia and the Bennington "a
the United States Navy regulations 90 hot permit
offence to defer such courtesy. But Captain Dixie
OF the Comus is greater sucker lor idNa t5I-
quette than for sunday observance Al ~ c!ock.
IN a dashing uniform. he rowed over 10 the
PHILADELPHIA 10 ray his respects TO AdInlra! lrr'
Ing the coans Of the flagship. Captain Dyer re-
celvad the British captain VINO spent soou mn. M
the sunday service on deck was held back until
the official courtcses were over H.. ,.,,, Can
When the Australia arrived To-Day from Dan
Francisco she brought Party Lob % gaS mer ex
pect,ng Senator Morgan, bur not the other visitors
REPRESENTATIVE Cannon was the nrst 10 step
ashore followed By Representatives. Berry, L0ud
and Loudenslager Mrs. Loudensager and Miss
Berry Uncle Joe Cannon did rot bring ms pi-
Cycle but YVES at once informed that II would ne
poseible 70 get wheel in Honolulu, Il he desired
10 tour" the islands The men OF the party LETT
his evening for Hawaii Island, 20 visit The vol
cano Hro ana other points. and return on sun.
day. and sau for home on wednesday OF ns N
[ceak senator Morgan and his daughters are the
guests Of their cousins Mr., aud Mrs J, N. Bal Bal
Whole marry look vel and say the sail over from
the Coast . delightful trip Four sons OF
Chief Justice Judd sail the 1871 for the jnlted
states Two % enter Yale and two who We're gradu-
ated there last June return to study mcdic!n" ana
law. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pepper departed on 'He
Peru this evening.