The record-union., 1898-08-21

unlikely that there will be changes. On
the contrary, President Dole will re-
main at the head of affairs as Chief
Executive until Congress provides for
his successor Ministers S. II. Damon
and James A. King will remain at the
Finance and Interior Offices, respect
lively.
Minister Sewall Will remain in Homo
lulu as attache of the State Depart
ment 1t is necessary to have man
here. for the reason that the Hawaiian
Government has given up the Legation
at Washington. Attorney General
Smith will probably remain in office un-
til after the commission has framed
laws for the future government of Ha-
Waii.
The Government has given notice
that all employees must appear tO-mor-
row afternoon and take the oath of al
| legiance to the United States.
The Hawaiian political societies filed
a protest against annexation on the 9th.
The protest says in part:
! Whereas The Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States
have passed a joint resolution for the
annexation of the Hawaiian Islands,
and such joint resolution has not been
passed upon by the people of Hawaii,
nor by their representatives in Legisla-
ture assembled; and,
| Whereas BY memorial the people of
! Hawaii have protested against the
| consummation of an invasion Of their
political rights, and have fervently ap-
| pealed to the President and Congress
and people of the United States to re-
frain from further participating in the
wrongful annexation of Hawaii; and,
Whereas, The Declaration of Amer
| lean independence expresses that Gov
ernments derive their just powers from
| the consent of the governed; therefore,
be it
Resolved, That as the representa-
tives of a large body of native Hawaii
ans. we solemnly protest against an
| nexation in the manner proposed, and
without reference TO or obtaining the
| consent of the people of the Hawaiian
Islands, and
Resolved, That a copy of these res
olutions with an English translation be
| forwarded to Sanford B. Dole, President
| of the Republic of Hawaii, and to the
agents representing William Mckinley,
President of the United States at Homo
lulu"
The transport St. Paul arrived from
San Francisco on the 9th. After re-
naming in port four days she sailed
for Manila.
There are twenty-six United States
soldiers in the hospitals here. Sixteen
of the these are at the Red Cross hos
pital, and ten at the Queens. One or
two at each hospital are very sick. The
others are doing well. Two from the
Red Cross hospital expect to return to
the coast on the next steamer They
are James LAWN of Company ID, Twen-
ty-third Infantry, and Guy D. Boynton
of Company A, Thirteenth Minnesota
Volunteers.
Thos at the Red Cross are: William
J. Russell, Company F, Twenty-third
Infantry, Il. S. A.; Robert c. Ryan.
Company L, Regiment, L. S.
A: Jesse Cook, Company l., First South
Dakota Marion Stewart, Company G.
First South Dakota Volunteers; Ed
ward Beechwood, Company f, First
South Dakota Volunteers; John O'Con-
nor, Company NJ, First South Dakota:
Corporal Joseph T. Moss Signal Corps;
A. H. Whittemore. Company G.. Four
teenth Infantry: Albert Houby. Battery
G, Third Artillery; James LAWN, Com
pany d, Twenty-third Infantry; VIII
berfore Cloud Company f, Twenty
third Infantry: Martin Martin, Com
pany G., Fourteenth Infantry; Charles
H Outten, Company G.. Fourteenth In
| fantry; Frank Stanley, Battery d,
Sixth Light Artillery; Guy D. Boynton,
Company A Thirteenth Minnesota;
Lieutenant Hunt, Adjutant, Fourteenth
| Infantry.
| At the Queens Hospital a complete
| record of company and regimental or
| ganiZation was not furnished to the
| hospital authorities. Names of the sol
| dier patients and the organizations they
| belong to. so far as they are known, are
as follows: William Fales, Company
A. First California Volunteers: Edward
| H Charette, Hospital Steward. First
Montana Volunteers; Corporal V. Pra
ther, Company X, Fourteenth Infantry;
Alfred Fought. Company l.. First South
Dakota; George Filley, William Patter,
| Fred w Smith, Orville Johnson. Com
pany /. Fourteenth Infantry, Y. S. a.;
/ w. III. Hatcher. George T. Fowler, Vol
unteer Signal Corps.
Zachary Taylor was an attendant of