Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-08
HAWAIIAN ISLES, U.S.A.
.,,rrsHArcH STARTS FOR 1HtlslASOs


.,,,.,on. d. c.. July lit was by
N1s Of the simplest character
,ss resolutions nnnexing the He
y Islands to the United states
''''. ..,ln. were enacted finally into
4, oocurrcd In the cabinet room
! IN. executive Mansion and only six
so. besides President Mckinney
1 ere present. -, ..,,,,,
o. u stewart. assistant doorkeep-
| I, ,bs Senate. arrived at the white
4 w. with the cnrrossed copy OF the
1 -.,.,,,ss SIGNED by the pro tenn
4 w. payne. and Vice President
4 ,s,r The President said simply |
n. would sign the resolutions i'm
4 r,,.i,. and few minutes later .
! nal. group was gathered about the .
| r,,i table TO witness the compile
1 m Of thIs important legislation
rb-e who comprised the group were .
H.. Mckinley. Secretary Cortelyou, /
4, stewart. capt u H. Montgomery
4 \ ,bs signal cufrr. who " IN chntEr OF
H. eaf room nt the White House
M, charles Lcfilcr, the Presidents /
4 rddtnuni messenger. and ucorse y. /
trfasc postmaster 81 Canton Ne
irss.dents home city.
Precisely nj o'clock the President
m,sd ~ the resolutions these words
I hlch made them law
Approved July Z. 1895,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
ps,ore rising from the table. prrHi-
. M Mckinley also approved the gem
vi deficiency hin, the last of the
irat appropriation measures passed
IN M pre- ont Congress
IN President presented 10 Mr. Stew
ID en- ron with which he signed the
hjrvaU1n resolutions. and II viii be-
. ifa.ry0i iv him ua "a souvenir OF an
/ 70 thlt WIN make history for the
! nf.i states.
Minister Hatch ~ Hawaii arrived at
+. ts state DEPARTMENT nj II o'clock to-
! as ard held an extended conference
\ .ih srret1ry Day on the conHummn-
J bon NJ ihn annexation ~ Hawaii. Mr..
fhirh had sent extended official dis
4 i.h.s Co me Hawaiian agent NJ San
ffarrIrco to hc forwarded ~ his gov
umani hy tho steamer sailing today.
Pm minister viii leave here tomorrow
b. catch the steamer Alameda. sail
rr mr Hawaii IN the nth Mr.. Lnrin
In ThurHtur Hawaiian commissioner,
| ~ with Mr. Hatch. but viii wait un-
\ me 10Th a. take the steamer Rio Dc
.lare.fo Tor Hawaii II II understood
fo that Mrs. Dominls formerly Queen
y iiGoknlnni. nnd her party, who have
] san iu Washington Tor many months.
contemplate taking an early steamer
Do Hawaii.
Minister Hatch and Minister Thurs
fon expressed the deepest satisfaction
IL the favorable outcome of this long
Iimrric - they entered tho state
tsHifiment today they received COM
\ fatullUunH on very hand. MI.
4 hufston remarked that II felt good TO
D. m American.
n l. the view NJ the Hawaiian nu-
thht0ier that Hawaii becumcH part
" thc United Htntea ON the moment
o. President attaches his signature to
fhe resolution ~ Congress Tho an
rfNnilnn a. Hlld i0 D. complete without
iny further action hero nr In Hawaii.
" The same time 10 Il possible that the
liaWallln legislature may pass a rca0.
lWion similar 90 The one passed by our
TnnrrcFa
Mr Thurlton explains the status
FhuH' "TLe Hawaiian senate unnni-
fnouHly ratified o. treaty of annexation.
IIhls, ~ cn'ct was n tender ~ Hawaii
~ No. United States Now tho United
Ifiai.s accepts The tondor n Hawaii by
q joint rrsnlutlnn OF Congress. signed
|h' che President The tender ~ now
nmrI.ir m however. Il u desired 10
pow both branches Of the Hawaiian
.FlsAiurr pass un act similar 10 that
\ % American Congress. Mir. Thurs.
"lNH thH may ho quickly accom-.
I Nhnl. The HHrriun has lust ended.
Fl hui an extra session can be- called "A,
Inh''. not moro than nftcon DAYS being
4 luifed Tor assembling an extra scs-
4 ~ ih' present, tho existing civli or
4 EAhlEltinn viii continue. with prest.
l.ri pnlo 1s chief executive. and un,
4 " nvs commissioners appointed by m,
l..H NJ complete a system of or,
s.hlt'llln and nut n into operation.
ln' return of the eN-qu~on h not re-,
sa.uol a. rlFnlficani IN showing any
wv lNHr nt continuing the contest
n iFlInst annexation. Although n ma,
I,,u r.polted TINT m. was excited
hI. u denied by those fully acquainted
/ WIN The facts, Tho former queen re,
lhlns hrr citizenship IN Hawaii. AMI
now hat an Hawuliana become clti
frns NJ the United Stnfns, she " nisl
..l 90 De entitled 20 thln cltizenahlr
nh' has four residences Honolulu
'nr N ihrm being large ana hand
/ fNIN' establishment opposite tho rov
| .umeu' buildings one OF her Gihe
\ ,lnsulatc
ilor niece. Princess Kniuolnnl. II nov
NJ Honolulu, ana has recently show
/ 1ar frienillncHl 20 the United stat 4 bl
lkiing NJ post ~ vice president ~ ~