The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-27
DAMON OF HONOLULU ARRIVES
PItIED BTG PtRT ~ THE
OIERTI ~ or NAN an.
SAYS HA~an l. BeSinnIng 60 Fee' Bis
Sn the Nap nrrnus~ of tire Great
EoTtify Ina mat O. GOinS On Tnere
County h Prosperous and Iiappl.

tortitl INA IhaN - spin9 On IaeSN
Country b Prosperous and Happy
some ~ ~ do not get a chance ~ rlay
80 many parts a. Samuel " pamC n. who
arrived at m. Manhattan yesterday
MIR Damon IL q banker who was 0nCe
minister 81 finance m The cab,nst - q
king then he got ml'"i uP IN revolu-
? tiur and vas virr-prr,deut - y pr1vt-
-l.n0l government and neat ~eCr'tary 81
: ~" treasury m a republic. Al Of which
I happened ~ ilawaI
Ihsrr Mr. Damon was bonn some sixty
five years ago and there he has lived
most Of his M. When Minister steve
huttei into Hawaiian AFFAIR." and helped
the SETTLERS ~ give the ~ sign to Queen
LII MIR Damon 'ocs an active part m the
proceedings and was the spokesman of
Ihs committee that sirCiiCd over 10 the
palace tn INFORM her Ma e,ty hat her
lease WIS M Then when they formed a
government 20 lts' until The uitei states
took Hawai- IN Mr. Damon got on the
band wagon al ngside of President Dole
and final" when the well knoSn citizens
NJ the counrrv dsCidsd 20 go u alone
President Dole decided that Mr. Damon
was = Rood man TO look aftCr the tiuRur.s
Ct the new republic and handed over the
Ary~ Of the strong box "a him
Mr Damon said he didn't feel remini--
cent Yesterday He j. busy attending 20
a little business before sailing on the
IhIs,tdnia tO-Tnorrow Ia see MS son ~ho
- studying in SCo1lAnd - be chartered
accountant But he said that conditions
ar" changing fast N Hawai-, that cd
elements are ndssing ont and new 'neH
- ming ~
The United state. /, II cour." the
prime factor on the-e row. said Mr.
Damon and the building Of the dry
dock aud the Terrifying that J. going on
are the taik q the dAy. and "" have felt
hatterel since he Government ceaved
To- foriifv MarIla ard la ted 10 iuCTea q
The fortifrarinus ~ Honolulu. Pretty
soon We shall he n strongly fortified
town with Increased Eg-rl sons ~ every
branch pi the military.
1 had twelve yeas experience IA ell
a. q GOV" -nmcHt Office | cant fav
much about the old court II wss q small
1NEr bat we'll coTdlCt'Nd. respect bl"
m 'N"-v "ns". md thee Was ~ foil
l-hness about ~. IT, O. U1ud"-rte wEv
we had 10 N"-p up the Crr"m rr i-' e a
European establishment Ia NV your ~
days Engh>hn.a aud &c m-7- Hrd
Amerirars prelomil9ted cnong IT,.
white, there" bu' now the Am".IcerS 4
Rrr h"giur ing g. ou'clGsS ell 'N" o'h". L,
whites
-Th.-sI, net the slich'c~i lies 'isfEctiun
nowadays over governmental conditions,
aud what would bp the ne II there Wa~e'
sugar pr,.domina'"' ~ the industries
ont th"-e. and then come pir elprle'
end 'h.1 rice and coffee ard then tour
I-'s We We g,f owe gsi Futonoblies
cat there and the tourists give them
something to D.. " To- tie native, ia
W-ii-0s. they ar" g'l p''ltIcisHs. They
hAV" cot cors-ul - the vote. E1d they
u prk ~ for AL they know how
Financial cordItI'u- &c Vefy salts
factory Thee - - much money out
there that they have 30 send = l,t - Il
here FOR investment ard a good re1l
~ ~ hHs r~"1 put INTO lCrds and oti
! OF interest We a." gerc. IIly -E'Isiied
with re- Ce.i but Wh"- - ybpdy pIlyr
ugar stock H.. wants al be a. lsi