Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-02
NEWS FROM HONOLULU.
Arrival Of Transports Peru and City Of PucbIa
With Manila Troops.


San Fruncluco. Aug. e.-Thc steamer
poric. which arrived from Yokohama
aud Hongkoug, Via Honolulu, today
bring the following advlccs 10 the A.
roc4tcd Press from Honolulu under
date of july a6th.
The transports Peru and city OF
puobln arrived from saHFranclsuo early
on the morning Of the 2Jrd. The voy-
uEt down was uncycntful. thew were
no deaths and but little sickness among
the men. Three men with typhoid
wcfr moved from the ships 10 the loch
ia Crusr building.
Since the vessels arrived the men
have been allowed shore liberty. To-
day tho troops Will b. Toasted on the
grounds ~ the executive building
PRECEDENT Dole. with his cabinet and
Minister Hatch. received Major General
otis ana stan az IN government build
ms Yesterday morning. Tho garrison
and band turned out IN honor OF the
visitors. Tho reception WIS ~ an ox-
u'm.ly cordial nature and lasted
longer than such functions usually
d1
General OTIS ~ uncertain ns 10 his
stay here. II ~ undrrHtuod that he
hlH discretion, In tho event OF no or
drH 90 The contrary 20 proceed 90
Manila. without waiting Tor Admiral
MILLER on The Philnd .lphIa. and if the
.N.r Transports arrive within "a day
OF Two. Ha expected n ~ not likely
Vat Cen. OtlH' command will walt for
thH wuuhlp. much aa he and his force
would like 20 see tho flag go up.
According Co gen. Otis. Havnu will
nave nn military governor Col nur-
" VIII hr post commander az long AZ
h'a regiment remains here: that d
Charles II. Watson. bandmnstor of
10" Thirteenth Minnesota regiment.
eI'd in thlH city on the giHtof typhoid
veg contracted on the voyage from
rin francisco Three mon of General
Que command are In the RED CROSS
~, .,im with typhoid. Lieut.. Hunt
.I lh' Fourteenth Infantry ~ among
ih' Hlck men. Tho physicians think
u, VIII nun through
h'sldes the patients mentioned thorc
9ir lhrrc members ~ the Third oNns.
dil.on nt the hospital.
Ihgy are rapidly cunvaiescIng nnd
WIZ De returned % Sln Frlnnlsep IN
On early date. Annexation having
h.rh accomplished the next Important
!, alteration I. me cable a. ;ha United
.Al'h Speaking ON the prospects M
iH early laying cen Hnrtwsl. mo
local attorney Tor the scrympser COM M
Il received nothing tom the com.
phhl by the last mail. sufficient lin,
NOT having elapsed % allow an answer
J." my letters ana tOlaEiRmH annnunr.
,.,f lhc signing or contract with he
Hawaiian government.
, NY previous Information, however
leads me 90 hope that Cunrrrrs ,,ii
,h' an carry disposition n the cable
NlNH' indeed ! may say that tho rnbi.
promoters have been assured that ~.
ton" 'Ia-
Minister sowail has receive, 81,
word ~ what action President MrI,In-
.oN VIII take with regard 10 M fsD,-
nHIHrN administration u the lsinuJr
Nlmlfhl Mlllnr he has heca otnclallv !
informed, win bring fnl instnigtinn.
lH 10 thr f1rmalties which will be ob-
'lNrl ~ Erecting a chang. ~ r9ver- /
lthlN; Con. ptis does not look flr ths /
ARRIVAL " tho Philadelphia carryinr /
.hr Admiral until The ird or Ak ~ /
NuEuHt Mr. Sewall thinks The trnn-' /
.lriH due here now shortly win vsr,, |
l,haY bring news OF the determine
non reached by the President Tor tbs |
provisional government VI tho isi,,t. |
Int. '"' 2lHt
The deceased was member of IN.
Fomnrc Branch NJ the rahitlan r,v,i
''nllly' ana came 90 Hawaii In lCt9' in
= hahlnk vessel, undcr engagement to
llAlfy klmghamcha III, who was then
king N the Hawaiian ifihndg ~, ~
arrival she found that ths klpr 49,
lrll, and after some time she No.
married 10 John X. sumner.