The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1900-12-25
ON
| AMERICA
bod Feeling Between
The Countries.
|f BROWN MEN LIKE US
'rr Troops Settling Down for
he Winter in Tlen-Tsin
City.

UkUNAMAt Lee ~ - Admiral
.dases recent visit. says the no
NM and the warm welcome he re-
ii Nhorpver he went. has awaken
mons us fresh and pleasant remem-
,.ss of those never-to-be- forgotten
d Commodore Perry's expedition
ID half "a century ago. n In indeed
blnH to hear sincere words OF con-
naallon from the lips OF Admiral
fi.leo. a man who was an officer \
h very ship that carried the fam
Commodore a. cur shore. 80. the
flsasm Gispiayed On the occasion
No garden party given In his honor
ni AZ lll o. b. wondered at. We
.gs no oport-which We under
NJ ne admiral has presented To his
smmeut 20 the display 10 our ma
~, foUnr " friendship and good
100 not fan 10 further Increase
god VIII towards us ON the part of
American Government and people.
s Win satisfaction we review the
continued and uninterrupted cor
4htnrs that have existed between
islycs ard our Eastern neignbors.
Inaccurate o. say that all the hon
"a b. attributed 20 the Americans
npnlrg the doors ~ our country
the progress we have made since
n The fact was that We were well
b ready 20 throw open the door
fm Il was knocked al from outside
lhs Americans. Albeit. n should
b. forgotten that were n not for the
rsrican diplomats. such for example
ne Hon. Mr. Harris. our history
en- have followed different and
v.aps a little more hazardous course
Nm what we have experienced We
aald present the facts In proof Of the
A ~pcsltlor should the space allow u.
NJ ior tho present purpose. suffice 10
'ii Il may be safe 20 say that we owe
hlls more than n good deal 10 the
rsrieans for our comparatively sue
'.'ial career % last atty years.
fhsrtf,re u n more than gratifying
ns The two nations now standing
iad In hand In the arena of the Inter
lnonal politics "a champions 81 hu-
lnliy peace. order and fair com
ife indeed. we have always well
ned the appearance 81 the Americans
ne Gar eastern politics with edua-
nifty nay. with satisfaction. NJ
1urh there was n little misunder-
rifdlnr nj the time 81 the Hawaiian
,sssation. q perfect mutual under
isiinr has since been arrived at. We
ava always wished the Americana
saiv success IN the Philippines with
blt NJ anxiety. stili less jealousy.
| w. a.ttb.ratelv take this attitude to-
trd Americans and not out 81 pure
ssuwe,t We 10 this because We
,aN mat the American policy " on
snoe lines with our own. president
Et,isv has RECENTLY declared In MS
s,sa~e 10 Congress that the innuence
Imam ~ n factor IN promoting ths
sorai interests ~ peace. order ano
" commerce.. can not y" overe-tirnat'
We are glad 90 hear the expires
n ~ the President and congratulate
srsnives that we have the warm sym.
sihv ~ the lovers ~ humanity and
tnissfion ~ the world. Finally We
kbuid like ~ ada. N not Irnproper u
srfrw tho phrase. that the Influence
mo united states ~ n factor In pro
eoUnr the general interests ~ peace
riar snd fair commerce. can not IN
soi hs 1verestinatcd.
rHr "KAMrJt MARI"
mother chipping disaster II report
NJ inot place on the 9TH instani
n Tho coast ~ Rikuchiu. the wrecked
tlr belnr fhe bark Kamiii Maru. s2'
Poe built nv Kobe IN 1870. ana SUP
rsad Nv b. vessel ~ exceptional
fienrth she had n cargo ~ iron from
hsnaishi and timber from Mivako. an'
'h' 'oft me iatter port on the LIST IN
".F 1t 3 y. IN. THE following dav sh'
er'olniered n heavy saie. The tlmbe'
sens to have roue adrift and the YES
n hbored so heavily that she sprani
by foremart. The crew could no
tlah IL ~ cut IL away and ultimatel'
NJ Three uasts went ny the board
No N're stavs. however. did not part
~ me- shin was nearly swamped he
ne she could be freed from thi'
Hchuee nv the morning ~ the 2n'
M Wind had abated hut high sea wa
'pnn.nr ana the crew were 81 thor
lshIy Exhausted that they could no
.fs any longer The vessel gradually
e'0'd DOWN and finally the crew. sir
IN number. took 10 the boats an
ie r.cked up after drifting for tw'
lt during which they subsisted OF
'hal quantity ~ mlilet. They hs'
ven themselves up for lost when sue
udved.
THE GERMAN LEGATION IN
TOXIC.
'nn' Ieyden's friends In Toxic WI
much disappointed 20 learn that MI
Wn Or that city can no longer h
Wv for tfc has been appointed Q
'ni his country IN Stockholm an
'N'ressnr In Toxic IL 90 be Coun
'Nloy hitherto German Mini-te
W' 10 taneiro. This change. beinl
O'iou Tor Count r.eyden. IL matte
''nFratulatlon. but the Count