The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-10
LATEST FROM THE ORIENT.
Mrs. Carew's Voyage to Hongk Ong-
China Trying to Pay the War
lad emnity.

Special Dispatch TO the t-Intelligencer.
TACOMA, June s--A number OF Yoke
hama papers were brought over on the
steamer Pathsn. arriving today. The fol-
lowing items have been culled from the
Yokohama Advertiser:
According 10 the Sekar- no Nihon. some
trouble has arisen between Japanese set
tiers In Saipan. Ladrone islands. and the
Spanish officers there. II appears that a
japanese compary-the Sonaka South
Pacific Trading Conp3ny-has been doing
business there for some years IN copsa
and other products. Some ten Japanese
live on the Island. and on New Years day
they met IN a house with the intention tac-
cording to their own aecoant) OF drinking
the healshs Of the emperor of Japan and
the king OF Spain. As they had no SPANS
flag, they manufactured what was meant
TO be one out OF strips of paper. and cross
ing II with their own national nag. placed
both over the door. A Spanish officer no.
ticing the apology for his own flag order
ed both 10 be hauled down. The japanese
refused to obey and after some talk the
officer went away. apparently quite salts
fed. Bat letter has Just arrived In
Tokyo stating that Mr. NiyaSaki the rep
resent q tive OF the company or the island
was taken from Saipan TO Guam In
Spanish vessel On April and there irnprfs-
oned without trial for insulting the dignity
Of Spain In hoisting such s. trsvesiy on the
Spanish flag. The company has therefore.
laid the matter before the japanese gov
ernment
Mrs. Carew, tsle English woman who
ynsirse7'ei her husband In Yokohama sey-
ersi months ago was the objeet os cor
siderable interest ia ner trip fran Yoko-
hama 20 Honskong. the Daily Press os
the latter city having fhs following TO
ssay n regard 70 the trip:
Mrs. CaTew bad a first*ciSss ca.ln to
herself on the main deck sD1 second & lass
fare. which was privately served to- her
agad during the whole voyage she seemed
20 ~ In robust feasFa- She has a F5ddy
ssresszsezi ir black. For tfse f9Tst fw0 or three
asys Mrs. gaFsw remained FOR kha gr~a.er
fraT< uf he time ln fse~ cafsrg and Was sses
on 9esk Only soE about E8sf n hour r. :be
morning ON tne flr~t day everyone on
t.oarg. made a fs5.Es 81 c&tesinE a x IN Ess4s
81 the zaslr3erc2ss, oSft ts4bs car. .czltg ngars
wore OF and zftsTw4Fs 40 one faas much
n0sfca of her. L'aElng the lasT issree aya
0f the voyage she spssgst fssgss ~ LiS@ time
on asek. when Ssse eit1HT fsa8 f&0ks or
sa.-sxe raeS WITT tf3s sar!er or slle ANA =
Size appeared 70 be qaiits Indifferent and
there was no trace ~ a careRcfn leok IN
her face TIE Ancpna arrived in port Al
) O'Clock ard police ptnnsafFe Al once
ver: as1ngsisss bsGt MrE Cafew asked 10
sya sEgsYvea 20 have her kgas Afasf before
kanaEEg aSs6 fEslS request was grated tbs
meal nesmg served 81 on previous orcs-
taken sahCve and 9'ss@siy removed TO
Victoria jail
'T-1. Japan Mall of May y says that or
fhe ssh instant some $50 Insurgents appar-
tnfsg wfth view - piUndsr attacked
'TSastutts. the foreign sabaYb of Faip@a.
Fogrnosa IN tse r-Ft whfeB eass3efi BE-
tween the insurgents and the japanese
troops and police one Japsn@ss soiGlss
ana g~zEsee epaRta be @~rs Killed. and eig ~
wuuade3 while tie insurgents loss ts said
20 hA~e bean iss killed, ATTY sounsIed sni
seventeen fnsse prisoners Twenty ~asYen
houses II ts@ settisgaen: were more or less
ee8 and farss aarns9 down.
Il is quite evident TIA; tse japanese tea
aeai%Fs are greatly exercised over fsss pas
sage % th@ JngTsxi States fssiT Dill. as rs
Tea Dealers Guild Of Yokohama is dis
csssasnS q proposal 20 forward a telegrs n
"a prrsgaent Mckinley 10 the following
parTsort:
s~FsgsA -gsto-yss .ari- zweatr1ent nsii nos
under consideration oy fass senate Of 'a5s
4 7r5sa6 States wfE 1.Gs only s@rios.zsF affect
;ss tsa trade Of J4rakr. as1s Hfli also iElS-
pair 10 j e0Gss1eEaass sxtsnt kEas ErsrSz1AF
19xl.ags existing between lae i~o eo11-