The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-17
Japan Newspapers Teeming With
the Suggestion.
kINsHlu MhRu DECORATED.


snas with hardly a breath o. eoaV"FS
wind - IMPEDE her progress, the big Mp
rysa Yassn Ealsha liner Klnsilu AAra ar
rived IN pr; al 30 o'clock last niSa'
firm. Oriental Ports. sse touched a. Pert
Townsend yesterday nsorning and 90 not
have 20 90 70 quarantine.
owing 20 "a case Of plague being dis
oovere<i an tbs Pacific Mai steamer Peru
f,,et as she was about 20 leave koba Tor
aau Francisco the K.nshiu brtsgs me
ies<st aAvices from TIE ORIENT Ine
per, was ordered 80 quarantine Tor sever
SAys arsf vii be detained longer ID NJ
probability "a more cages are expected 20
arsear Tee Chsnaman found SICK on Ihr
Peru ssed shortly after being removed
after showing unfn.stakab!e signs OF TIE
drend asssass.
TIE KInshla's latest advises from Hong
king IN reference 80 the situation at Ma
RIA ars under date OF May IS dispatch
TO the japan Times says; THE blockade
Of the rscr, % Manila and the consequent
Interruption OF communication nas caused
a great rise fr tbe price OF proviaaons.
which ara quoted a. treble fAa ordinary
rates Manila city las no; yet been bon
iara4a Perzgns who had fed TO ofaer
,.taeee TO a.seid danger believing thaf bonl~
hartfnaent was Inevitable. are returning.
The only hope e. that the }somharafn@nf
wilt not take p.ace IN consideration OF the
number OF subta-,s e ;ieutFai powers resi-
dent theirs. Owing to the interrupted mail
Kt.afnAr service. Mr. I.masu. Japanese
consul 20 Manila. left here on tho cruiser
Akitsachma.''
on Nav : sixty japanese fishermen
we're drowned IA a sudden storm or kita-
ma province. They were fishing for her
ring uhen n gale came up without warn
ing and the heavy seas enguifed their
boats.
A ser,ous ere AZ Ks.oso on May y caused
n damage o. isooss9 zen to The warehouse
company. and destroyed the East Hon.
wan temple worth 10000 yen The Dai-
nsnhutsaa-u temple a. fliranoKo. which
was built I'D years ago. ard which con-
tasned mary valuable records and contri-
bnttorx was entirely destroyed 10y Gre on
MAY - together with an adjoining tenn
pie The total lass was sf"o.eo ven.
The bridge and pilot house OF the Kin
shin Msr1 looking forward. were e,abo-
ratsiy decorated with the national ensisns
OF America. England sod Japan as the
vessel came insc she harhor last night.
while the Hring OF numerous rockets made
All artistic view with the sunset ard tws-
light sky for "A background The japanese
flag. with It's big. round center piece ~
red was IN the center while the Stars and
Gtrlpes ard the British emblem were
drapcd on either side. II was Capt
Browns idea OF exemplify.ng the strong
feeling In Japan of a great triple alliance
between the three countries. The Gticers
OF the steamer say that the japanese pa
pers are Suu OF this thought. aud that an
Aaglo-Iapaneae alliance would be right In
,no with the popular feeling.
The Tokyo jill Uue of the most infiu-
entail native papers published IN Japan,
cone.se3y. lait quite to the point. dws&ls
oil tho tendencies which are Paving tho
way for tho Ultimate alliance between tha
three great powers. The editorial says
shat the triple combination OF Russia.
FTance and Germany offers "a reason for
the Angic~Ja .aGcse alliance for which
popular opinion IS ripenihs III al three
Countries. AS regards the United States"
caatiInles the e,l.,oltas - Is quite posi-
bic that the preaenI war with Sraln will
fssS,ilE IN provoking hoatiA'ies between her
aad the cort!i-eGtal powers OF Europe.
In thar case America car do no better
than segA alliance with IA and England
posld<s, the THREE nations are one IN max
ing peace ana commerce. the Ssaniy-o!rt OF
thesr national policy. and this e also a
elrofs gr,asnd fer s-Lance. Bot there can
D. no true alliance where the parties - K
ara ~ unequal strength. especially where
oue or them oSvapcs n position III con-
siesEgbio infcgior.tS IaIsln has nothing
~ fesT IN These paris. out once beyond
tho isfats AZ Asa she Is only 4 secondary
power Ia all probability tie United
SlAtsn Wiz greatly augment her Davel
fe;oss artVr the war Il - We'll - notice
sAat th., addition Of lh~ Fuu and Yashin1a
~ our navy has created considerable OF
"A sensation Ia Etigoee " 70. thps, rra-
sora tha ISL advocates the fastening ot
further strengt hcu.ng of the japanese
navy u the government really Is deS-Tous
~ t1e ALLIANCE
I.iet5; Fuxati. Of tho Imperial Japan-