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The Yale expositor., 1903-12-18

cal oarthen water Jar. which IA filled
with candles. nuts, f-ults and small
gifts. and either hung up IN the cen.
ter Of che room or made 90 look Ike
q human being. with n dress. mask
artificial hair etc. This o. the part
OF tho celebration which pleases the
Children, for an OF them have a chance
az a. One by one the members OF
the party arc blIn1foldcd, taken near
the plnata. and armed with a stick
then. after being turned around sew.
eral times SO az 90 be uncertain OF the
location Of the pinata. they gropo
around and give three strokes. II
they succeed IN breaking u. they have
the FIRST choice Of the deluge of sweet
meals which falls as the Jar IS brok
en. " one tails 20 break Il. another Is
glycn an opportunity. and so on until
someone succeeds.
This part OF the fun over. gifts nro
presented. but ON the first of the ro-
sada nights they arc very triHing. in.
crcasing IN value. however. until thou.
sands of dollars are expended by tho
wealthy and the poor mortgage their
incomes for the ensuing year 10 keep
mp the grandeur OF the event
ON Christmas eve. the night Of the
last posada. there ls a slight change
IN The ceremony of the journey. Thon.
when Mary and Joseph are admitted
TO shelter. the other members OF tho
party are rigidly excluded for n short
time. when they are allowed 10 ontcr
and they ind lying In n cradle be-
tween the figures Of an OK and an ass.
an image OF the infant Christ Pray.
ara are made 10 the child as well as
20 Mary and Joseph. and the religious
ceremonies are longer than usual
After each posada there Is dancing
and merry-makinE which IL kept M
until daylight. the most prolonged
being after tho last night. The mer.
rincnt Is so cNtrayaeant that efforts
have been made To moderate them
but the people pay little attention 90
the priests In the matter. and there
is scarcely n family In Mexico. how
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On tire Range.

Tho wind bellows loud IN the canyons.
inc snow swili3 in clouds on the
plain
And The clasp OF the blizzard b. deadly.
tie touch 90 its fingers o. pain.
I-t the cattle are down from the noun
hlll.
Aud tho mon nt the ranch arc rejoicing
ana singing Wild songs with WIZ
llrk' shrek from the smoke len cured
cmmney. then tho squeak of "a n1nic
drawn high.
\ Jcat ON The lips of "a cowboy who never
WIS known 90 suy dc:
On the hearth something warn for tho
hc1rt-aifings. ou the board some
thinE rich Go thr taste.
Enf IN. thriatmHsffdt coming iR CHEEKY
cen arrC ou the doso,n.c waste.
But. alas. while they dream ~ their old
home and deep co. their hearts shed
"a tear.
lost. lose. on the eturm-harrlcd prairie
This night Of 1ll nights in The year,
youth with q letter from mother"
tfnt burns ln his bosom like flame
Remembers tho Elh % she gave MIN. and
dies ra Dr." mulmurs her uImui
Charles ". Stevenson.
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-18

Although contiguous 20 the United
States. the customs observed by tho
Moxlcans are so startlingly unique
that the American who partakes OF
the continual round Of iollities. re-
ligious AID prufano which mark the
Christmas holidays In the sister ro.
public, might well fancy himself trans
planted 20 another planet. for there
mover existed anything like them in
the ancient history OF the earth aud
there is no place on this footstool
whore the festivities bear any resem-
blance. Foreigners have valnly Mt
tempted To introduce the Christmas
treo and other well-known customs
common among The majority OF the
civilized nations, but the Mexican will
have none OF them. he prefers his own
mannoT of celebrating.
Christmas reioicings begin with tho
MeNiclns on the nineteenth OF Deem
her and for nine days the most ey-
traordinary performances IRE INDUCED
In, growing more and more hilarious
until a climax is reached ON Christ
mas day proper. after which. the rev.
clers. exhausted. give themselves mp
To n wcllearncd rest OF utter pros
tatior until the first day OF January.
cor New Years day. when they resume
their usual occupations. and 90 about
their regular duties
Tho Mexican custom OF rcVclng
nine nights and nine days. arises from
the historical fact that Joseph and
Mary in Obedience 90 the command
81 the Roman ruler, lcit thcir home In
Egypt and travelled 20 their old homo
at Bethlehem for the purpose OF being
enumerated In the census.
This Journey took nine days. and
cvcy night the travellers rut mp az
somc inn. or. a. che McXIcans call Il.
"roslda." For which reason, every
Mexican house worthy OF tho name Is
turned into Tosaia or inn. az which
Joseph and Mary STOP once a night
for nine nights The elimination, or
climax being the birth OF the Re.
drc1cr In the stable al Bethlehem.
The expense ot giving nine enter.
taInments. every evening for nine
nights. being very great. u is Gus.
tomary for nine families To- Join and
have e posada celebration once every
night at each house. the total expense
being aftcrward equally aprortioned
among them. During the day tho par.
ticular house at which the posida Is
60 be- given Is decorated with flowers
aud strcamCrs OF green leaves and
branches. and about o'clock the fam
flies begin TO assemble. and wait for
the arrival ~ the holy family.
a burro soon appears at the en-
trance. On its back. dressed IN orr
outal robes. sits a woman. who repre-
scnts the Virgin Mary. by her side
In lowing robes and carrying n stan.
walks man representing Joseph.
They are supposed 20 be travelling
toward Bethlehem. and they beg for n
nights rest In the posada. or inn.
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Ecforc The missionaries and tho
american settlers lent % Hawaii. tho
natives knew nothing about Christ
ma. but now they all celebrate tho
Gay ana do a., az course. In the same
way as the Americans who live there.
The main difference between Christ.
mas IN Honolulu and Christmas In
New Yorl, IS that In Honolulu IN De.
com Ger the weather Is like June In
New Yor;. Birds are warbllng In the
lcafy trees; gardens nre OVERLOOKING
with roses and carnations: fields and
mountain slopes are sblaze with color
and : sunny Sly smiles dreamily upon
tho glorics Of a summer day. In the
morning people go 10 church. and dur.
ing the day there are sports and
games and merrymaking OF all sorts,
The Christmas dinner II eaten out Of
doors In The shade OF the vcranda. and
every body Is happy and contented. -
From Clifford Towards How Uncle
Sam Observes Christmas" IN Christ.
mas St Nicholas.
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L sllnnt chrlc,maa-

Il g. not gencrniy Known that Christ.
mas az ono time was regarded as a
superstltious festival. and put down
In England by tho strong hand OF the
law. The holly and mis:letoe bough
were ordered % be destroyed. root
and branch. az plants OF the Evil
One" II was oliver Cromwell who
ordered that throughout the principal
towns I'm the country Christmas
should not be observed. 1T being an
hurtfui custom" In order 90 make
people forget Christmas. he enacted
that all markets should be held ON
the 25th OF December II was hardly
20 be expected that the people would
quietly submit 10 so extraordinary n
rule. nor asa they. During the illness
Of Horny VIII. IN the first year OF his
rcign IL was decided that the Christ.
mas should be a silent one. There
were no bells. carols or mcrrymakIng.
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CONDENSED NEWS.

Henrsc drivers will 90 on strike with
the other livery drivers In Chicago.
They demand shorter hours and better
pay.
Levl Perasm. fged 10. related IN tina
county court in Bennington. VI, how.
for love of Mrs. Mary H. Rogers. he
aided the woman To murder her hus-
band. TO the esd that with the 81 -
insurance obtained on his We, she
might furnish home for the man she
loved.
"Dowlc II n fraud and prctender.
sm the true incarnation ~ Elijah the
Prophet" Such Is the claim Of Mis-
Adelaide sutton. woman OF mystery,
now holding revival services In a tent
Al Tar Ridge. Ky The eud 81 tho
world IL near a. baud. declares Miss
sutton Il have been sent 10 earth
to prepare the people FOR the coming OF
Judgment day From heaven ] came,
ana thence will ! co VIXEN my mission
y fulfilled. Prepare FOR the end, for
it O, near az hand"
Charles Rain. sheriff ~ Cherokee
county. Kas, WAS held NJ and robbed
hy Iu escaped prisoner and his pal mt
rnNtcr Springs. Has. The sheriff no
tlccd Clarence Cunningham " no had
escaped from the Columbia. Mo, jail
going into the railway station. ana
followed him with drawn revolver
200 hs hand Cunningham stood
quiet. rut a pal pUt revolver 10 the
Eltr.Ns head ard Cunning gam thcn
robbed him Of everything he had.
THry also held up CO." station Agent
and livery man. from whom they
took "a buggy AMI pair OF fast
horses and made thclr escape.
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Weak


Arc due to indigestion. N.neiy-nlrs Of every
one hundred peopIe who have heart troubis
can remember when 10 vas simple indiges-
ton. It's ScientliIc fact that an eases Of
heart disease. cot organic arc not only
tracoabls to- but ere tho dirc-i result o. indl-
Fes,ion. al food al sn Into the stomach
which fails OF perfect digestion fermen;s and
Ewelis the stomach. putting 70 up against the
heart. ThiS inisrisr~s With the action o.
Che heart. and 10 the course Of tine that
delicate bu' vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. % Hggb,, 90 Nevada. O.. isy2. he'd stomach
cruibs sni vas " b,d state 81 hsI heart ir-gris
Nhhn to7s Noi'i Dyspepsia Cure Tor about lo4r
uaonias and % cIrsi W3.
Kodol DigestS What You Eat
and relieves tho stomach Of al nervous
strain and tns hear, Of al pressure.
Boa,ss only. siOo Size holding % uuea ths trl
size. which sells fer soc.
prepared by {. o. oowiTT & CO.. CHICAGO.
Grant Holden.
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II APlD
x RAILWAY
IN SYSTEM
THE oREAT PANORAMIC ROUTE
49, BETWEEN-...
Port Huron and Detroit

Low RATS PARLCR CARS
FREQUENT SERVICE
rars leave Fort Huruu every hour. The mOal
direct line 10
Haryeviile. Sc Clair.
Marine City. Roberts Landing.
hlconac, Plrl Beach,
FaiT Haven. Anchoryillc
New baltimore and tlc most fam
Qua Rath city. Mt Clemens,
Direct corrections are made In Port hu.
rpH with Perc Marquette trains 90 md
rom the Horth. Had Axe. and all way
utntinns. Aiss stations on the Port liu-
ron. Saginaw and Ray CITY Divi Ion.
Passengers wishing Co leave Port Huron
sn pcre Marquette evening trains Tor
above points can leave Detroit as late as
y. IN. tsun timer via Rapid Railway
system for re- Huron.
Fare. Port Huron 90 Detroit. one way.
oc. You can hwy round trip ticket ~
Eailins room iu Port Huron 20 Detroit
and rettHn Tor fill.
Thirty mfnutcs' tii,e saved between Dc
volt and Port huron over New Short
Line VIA Marine city and Auchorvlle
Cars i~avr 90. tiurcn waiting roomi Tor be-
trOr at g. ~ a na aud every hour thereafter un-
Ill - y. NJ. running over the Now Short Limo
Va MArn" thJ anl AurhuiNle, DIRECT con.
iestr Ions urH made at Marine city with ears run.
ninE over the old Hnu via lake sltnre aud AlponaG
% nrtrult. Car leaving For Huron at O;t3 y. an.
rnAkrs nneCtiuus ut Marine City ~ th car
Chgoar,h Ia Dctroh via AlgOuac.
For folders. time ItbrS. etc. address Geo. w.
PARKER. a.. u T. 4. A. g. Woodward Avenue. De
prOiL Ach. ilAERl BUil.EN. Grn1 Supt..
Fort Huron. Mich,
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Mrs. Katherine Soffcl wife OF thc
warden of the Allegheny county JAN
NJ the time OF the escape Of the no
tCrlous Biddlc brothers FROM that In
stitution. was liberated from tia
Western pcntcntiary Thursday. haV'
Ing served twenty months for the pari
she played In thnt sensational aGnR.
II Will be remembered that Mrs. Sot-
fcl released the two bandits nud thcn
accompanied them In their hight from
Plttsburg. During her Incarceration
in the peniicntiiry her husband was
granted n divorce. II Is said Mrs. SOf-
fcl has rejected two offers % z" oi.
the stage, md that she proposes 10 re-
tire 10 hex fathers hOriu aud 1.-Two
quietly.
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Henry Billings Brown. associate ius.
tlcc OF the United states supreme
court, Is Threatened with total blind
ness. lie was informed 10y his physl-
clans that the entire loss OF his eye
sight wlipiR q week Is now lnd~ated.
II Justice Browns illness takes tho
unfortunate turn anticipated be will
be compelled To relinquish his posi-
ton on the supreme bench.
lie was appointed December -.
$500. by President Harrison. Tie WIS
G1 years old last March. lie Is ell
glblc FOR retirement under the clause
providing FOR voluntary Withdrawal
after 10 years service.
Justice BrowH was admitted 10 the
bar nj Detroit in 1860 and practiccd
there several years.
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1--WE STOCK.

Detroit Choice steers. ft251i75.
good tu choice butchers steers. 600
90 coo lne 81 SO o. iignt 90 good
butcher steers and H".fcrs 700 % 911
lbs. Sac5T1ta. mixed butchers ftt
cows s. 90 30 rururra 81 '2. common
balls f2tr' rp. good shippers bulls.
F1-l, common frFdcrs s. 30 ~ %;
i'od well bred feeder. 81. 80. igrt
.tnrkers -esn.rf There was very
poor lnt uf common COW stun amt
uilch COWS frli or from g. to 81 per
read Tac calves offered were 90 pOyr
prices Tell from 81 to 81 90 below last
week
unsa-firht 90 good butchers It.5
~ 80. piss. Stlnft It's. ight yorkers.
Sttoft25. roIEns s. IS fs3 rs. niass,
sheep Pest Inmbs. 55l5mb75. tar
to good lambs Stainl. light 10 cont
won lambs. Sia5aI7s. fair to goni
butcher aI-cp t1s5l g 90. cults and
common 81 5002
Chicaro-Go1d To prime steers. SAT-
SIS. poor tN medium. ls59tT5.
stocker- and fecdcra fi.75si3sO. cows,
St.S0Qa9O hetfers. Sl7Srl4S0; cam
ners. flS0Ga.i0 bulls. ti.5o0f55.
calves. fstf5 20. Texas led steers. F3.6S
Tt
Hogs Mixed and butchers. yIsSp
iG5. good TO choice heavy. Si5bfl
lGtn rough heavy. ffs0Grfg0. light.
S4.t59t5O. bulk % sales. SitBGl5j.
D.
ff.30. fnir 20 choice mixed. t3W17a:
native lambs. 500 rs. fed western
yearlings. tl1o.
Grain. Ete.
Detroit tactual salesl wheat--So I
white NgitC. 40 . red ear a. ssEc
closing S9kc hii. December. 1000 bu
ut anc 1000 bu az SfMc 2 900 bu ~
Sgitc. closing saifc bid. May. 5000 bu
az S6Sc. 10000 bu az SIC: No red.
sGitc. by sample. I car a SSA bu
Corn-No. mixed old fsc. new. I
csr at SEC. No. yellow. old. $50. new.
? cars track. az t9isc. ear corn. c.tsa
ut SIC bu
Oats 40. white. car. "a s7Hc. I
car "a 3IAc. No. white. 80 &c per bu
Ryc--No. 9 spot nominal. az COO bu.
Ectns--S Spot and December. 20 bid:
January 50 bnrs AZ IS 30. March. 100
b1gs az 50 80: by SIMPLE: u bags at
S. Is. sat s. 30. ? At s. per bu. Primo
dislike. SO 50 per DO.
Chicago. -whe7t-No. . sprinF. sic;
No - 5sc. No red. sik 8stsc.
COrn-No >. fi -, No yellow. &c.
Oats--No. 2. 3tAc. No. . white. as
Rve-No z SOl+N5ic.
BaFlcy-Gc0d fedaing, 3sf 15c: fair 70
choice mating. fsWs'c.
Mistaken FOR a strike breaker. John
Osuchowski Chicago trunkmakor,
was shot md killed. tho police aliegc.
toy union pickeis.
Gen. darlington Booth again Injured
bis leg by slipping as he was monnt-
ing tho siacc 40 Waterbury. Conn.
ard viii have 20 remain 40 home for
some time.
james X. Jones chairman o. tho
Democratic national committee. hns
issued call for tho committee 10 meet
In Pittsburg Tuesday. January ~ for
the purpose 81 deciding upon the tiine
and place OF holding the Donocratio
national convention.
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Rnmen,her the Poor nna Needv.

let va once ngaln make the old
probably an u7necessay-appe 10
those who feast on Christmas day TO
remember others who. but for timely
charity must fast while they feast. wo
shall dino more comfortably possess.
ing tho conscloi sness that wo have
ministcred To Tho poor and needy. hay.
ing IN thought those sacred words.
and believing IN their implied prom.
ise-"Inasmuch as ye have done 10
the least Of these 20 have done II
unto me-"
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-18

which "a refused tho. The holy fan
ily turns away sorrowfully and pro-
cc3da 20 the next posada. all the fam
lilies following In procession with
lighted candles. ~ eight houses they
are refused admission, but az the
nilth. the door Is opened TO thom. and
they are taken In. In this last house
a. erected an altar. before which all
knecl and chant tho "Litany OF Loret.
to" after which tfo DISCUSSES are
thrown on and the Fun begins. This
travelling Of the holy family Va search
OF n hospitablo inn Is repeated every
night for nine nights. and at the break.
ing mp OF tho religious part OF the Gel.
ebration. various sports are INDUCED
In. ono Of them being the breaking
of tho pinata."
The pinsta 10 a huge ola, or spheri.
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-18
A,1r.r,rnY-.,x n1rrn,r
We,s Fui'r- D-rcmb-r "

DrruoIr Saruri,y Amt ne q. o. Eveulnr. -
s-"1hr Lirlt That fnH't."
LTtEut-- als'lu.' Wei 81 So csc. Bvcuin..s
% % o. ia son % Res
WHITNEY Matn.r 30 Ih asi l1s. evenings
o.. and -OuiV shop Gil
2 supts TttEArEt Nyu WovDEgL,sp A'tr--
gvJH- ..iH. ,Bftu Pcs Eve u-s sis. iJr fo -
AyENJE INMATES auor 90. l.'....'t.rruu 80
&c ..d e. EFgIIu.s iHC. b g. o. All 10.
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ever Door. that does not have some
Kind % posaIa for the nine nights.
From Christmas until New Years
day. there a. very l,tn done by the
people. who are overcome with tho
fatigue OF their nine nights revelirg.
but. as ras been said, on the day al
ter tho beginning al tho new year.
they rcsum, their usual duties and oc.
Cupatons
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-18

the iuIuIUtsH ru,t uf stockholders
Of tho Northwestern Life and Savings
company OF Des Moincs. iowa. tn pre-
vent its mel ger with the Northwest
srn National OF Minneapolis has been
sxsmisssd
The Yale expositor., 1903-12-18
BiddlGCOmb
Art Studio ! / /
MeIseI Block. PORT HURON

Having had years Of experience In
Inc Photographic art. W. are prepared
70 do yoar work right and at reason
able prices. Ask auy OF our patrons
what kiud Of WORK ws turn out; ask
en- II We d0u't save them money
They can tell IS much IS we can.
Ihe've tried as and are our pei mAnoni
ustsmsrA You'd % too &c Souu esk
10.
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Grain. etc.

Chicago -Whc7t-No. . sprinE. sic,
40 o. 7sc. No red. sih 1stisc
C0ru-No .. a. -, No 2 yellow, sc.
Oats--No. ?. 1iMC. No. , white. 90 -
Gee.
Rve-No 2 500 r5tc
naFlcy-Go0d fedaing, 3sf 11c. fair 70
choice mIitiug. fsirsfc.
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HAWAII AT WASHINGTON.
CONTINUED from page -

Continued from page j.
approved April thirtieth nineteen hun
dred, be, and the same is hereby,
amended to read as follows:
Sec. 76. That there shall be a su-
perintendent of public instruction, who
shall have the powers and perform the
duties conferred upon and required of
the minister of public instruction by
the laws of Hawaii as amended by the
Act, and subject to modification by the
legislature.
1T shall be the duty of the United
States Commissioner of Labor to col
lect, assert, arrange, and present in re-
ports in 1905, and every five years
thereafter, statistical details relating 10
all departments of labor in the Ter
ritory of Hawaii, especially in rela-
ton to the commercial industrial, So
cial, educational, and sanitary condi-
ton OF the laboring classes. and to all
such other subjects as Congress may
by law direct. The said Commissioner
is especially charged to ascertain the
highest, lowest and average number Of
employees engaged in the various in
dustries in the Territory, to be CLASH
fed as to nativity, sex, hours of labor
and conditions of employment, and to
report the same to Congress-
CUBAN RECIPROCITY.
The debates on the Cuban reciprocity
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-29

If Japan means to fight Russia she
is losing valuable time. Every week
that passes adds to Russia's naval and
military strength in the Far East, but
does not materially increase that of
Japan, The Mikado's fleet remains
as it was six months ago, save for the
purchase of two cruisers, but Russia's
fleet is being augmented as fast as
warships can be sent from the Euro
pean station and as torpedo boats can
be built at Port Arthur. Russian reg
ulars are being shipped into Manchuria
by sea and transported there by rail;
while the japanese are merely recruit
ing comparatively unframed men. If
this state of things continues, Russia S
position viii soon be impregnable; and
Japan will have the choice between in
viting disaster to her arms or accept
ing humiliation for her pride.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-29
THE CREDIT SYSTEM

tIne OmGla' ana COmmerclhi Record
The year ends with a hopeful tone in
business circles.
The Christmas trade has been the
best known for several years, not only
in quantity of sales, but a larger pro-
portion of cash sales have been made
than heretofore. Doing business on
credit has been the bane of business
in Honolulu. 1t should be discounte-
nanced in every way possible. The
habit of asking for credit grows, and if
credit is given generally, it gives Of
Tense If it is extended to one man and
not to another. The giving of credit
on small retail sales results in many
bad debts. To save himself, the store
keeper raises his price on everything,
the result of which is that the cash
customers not only have to pay their
own bills. but those of the dead beats
as well. This is not fair The credit
seekers should be made to pay for their
accommodation by being put in class
by themselves. This can be easily done
by price-listing goods at per cent.
higher than the cash price. All pur-
chasers on credit can then be charged
at the list price, while cash purchasers
can be given a 5 per cent. discount
This will be simply another way of
saying that credit-seekers will be
charged 5 per cent. more than pur-
chasers for cash.
The grocers and a few other BUSH
ness houses pursue this policy now.
If it were brought into general use
it would have a strong tendency to
break down the vicious retail credit
system.
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The illustrated London News prints
some excellent Photographic half-tone
pictures of Thibet and of its sequester-
ed capital, H'Lassa, whittier Russian
artist in it's employ recently made his
way. With the pictures and text
comes the announcement, already hint
ed at in cablegrams, that the British
will invade and occupy the country.
This is move, as a glance at the map
will show, to protect the northeastern
frontiers of India from a Russian APP
preach; it will create British hinter-
land which will present, to the north
ern expansionist, a fort in every pass.
Afghanistan being established as
a buffer State and Persia having been
warned to permit no Russian court
ship, Great Britain feels that India is
safe on all sides but the narrow east
ern one where it's territories adjoin
those of Russia's ally.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-12-29

The manner in which the Advertiser
covered the visit of the fleet has won
it many compliments from the naval
men and the public. No other history
of the event need be written; the Ad-
vertiser's story, in text and pictures. is
the whole thing. 1t used to be the
habit here to. dismiss even revolution
with a column or so and there are no
newspaper files in the city which con-
tain an adequate account, from day to
day as the events occurred, of the
revolutions of 1887, 1889 and 1893 In
1896 the press asserted itself against
the prevailing conservatism which
amounted almost to a censorship and
the events of the Wilcox emeute were
SERVED up fresh Now every pub
lie occurrence is properly reported and
the most significant ones find, in the
ample space and pictorial facilities of
the Advertiser, the only means of
reaching the public in the most effect
i've way.