Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-09-08
One Of Them Died and Fifteen OTHERS Suffering From Climatic
Fever VIII be Returned 10 San Francisco
Chinese Who Have Become Nturaled Under the Law Of Hawaii Ask
to be Made Eligible to United States Citzenshp-They
Also Want the Right to Visit this Country.

dnrntnnd our position and that when
We speak We do ~ by authority
EX-Quren l.illuokalani arrived at
lilo at the same time the commissions
ora ala and accompanied them In a
separnto conveyance 60 the volcano.
she was introduced to members Of the
commission but no political talk was
INDUCED In. The cN-quecn was more
than gracious and extended every
courtcsy 60 members ot the commits
slon ON the voyage from Lahnina
netnbcra " the congressional party
were presented with royal lcir by or
der OF the cx.qucon ana Senator Cul-
ION. Minister acwell and others per-
1onniiy thanked the former ruler or
the Islands Tor the pretty gifts. The
people Of the island seem 10 appreci-
ate the visit 81 tho commission ANA
the visit did much 60 cnllghten the
natives on the question OF annexation.
Gen. Merriam states that HE orders
from Washington are 20 hold every
thing at Honolulu until he hears from
the government again. These instfnc-
lions apply 10 the Tacoma ana her
live stock. ms wen AZ 20 the Nrisonn
and her troops II will take about
tL,c. weeks more TO complete the re-
pairs on the Tacoma and II was
thought here that she Will never 20 TO
The steamer Alliance arrived here
August q, with companies Y. u ana IA
o. me First New York. Surgeon Davis
Was also on board with a complete OUT
NJ for forty bed hospital IN HoH'lulu.
The steamship Arizona has arrlveu
here wlth abe Third battalion. Elgh-
teenth Infantry recruits q tthe First
colorado, First Nebraska, Tenth Penn
sylvanh and Third arlllery, In all
l. 200 men, besides Gen. Merriam ANA
the Red Ct'1as corps. Preparations arr
helnF made % have the troops on ths
Arn0na camp al kapi0lanl park ln
case they arc to b. held herr Instead
OF EolnE on 30 Manila.
Sergeant ormund Fletcher. company
r.. second regiment. q, y. v. engineers.
dlod August u from rheumatism. lie
was Tor years county surveyor 81 Fort
land. ore. About fifteen men 81 the
SECOND regiment u, y volunteer en-
glneens. will be- sent hack e. San Fran
cisco Must " ihem are suffering from
climatic fever.
The Honolulu stock exchange has
been organized. AZ the request OF the
carnival committee 81 Topeka. Kansas.
a native woman has been selected az
carnival queen, She h Miss Anna Rose
OF HID. Hawaii.
The chinese o. the Hawaiian Islands
have presented a memorial TO the
members % mr. c1ngrrs sional commits
SION asking that an chinese who have
become naturtllzed under The laws "
Hawaii. be eligible 20 become citizens
OF che United states; ihat Chinese In
Hawaii be permitted the right Of tnr.
III 20 and from all parts of the unked
Slater. That In she laws Affecting che
immigration ~ Chinese labor special
provision be made for the importation
by the owners OF rice plarfaitons OF
limited number ~ chinese lshnrers 90
work such planrltions3 thu; the Chi
ness be permitted % bring Into this
country their children from China and
als1 women ~ good character: thas
Chness merchants may be permitted
20 Import clerks Tor their business es-
thhllshmen's. that Chinese be- given
the same privileges Ne given 20 other
residents In the community: that the
system ~ labor contracts h. abolished.
There n much distress here among
large number Of people who have
rushed 20 The Hawaiian lalnnds expect
Ing 10 engage In business. They have
come with bu, litle money aud They
find that there IN nothing herr fnr them
70 DO. Numerous applications are be-
Ing received Tor free transportation
back 10 The unlte,l States on ihe part
u people who have come under a mis-
apprehension Us 20 che conditions here.