The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1905-09-09
The Voice
Of Entreaty


thing almost pu cabegas sent out by the japanese
and ngance OF these disturbances probabilities are that what
Inc japanese government sending pretty nearly correct est-
mate OF the matter But there something appealing in this dis
Patch ior instance coming contemporaneosy with an Associated
OF action: eS ~ ~ p o"
ConulGeneral Sato Honolulu:
"A demonsave created by the advocates OF anpeace
terms during the September 5th At NIGHT on the
day they attempted break riot and collision took place be-
tween the rioters and the police authorities the however
suppressed without any difficulty There may move
mep among the dissatisfied but expect nothing serious
IN order to correct exaggerated reports which might have
b newspaper reporters concerning the matter hereby notify
you OF the fact-katsura." HiOKL
The Associated Press dispatch the day on the same subject
TOXIC September 7Mara been declared as the dis
clde by has been burned and DESTROYED
ten Christian churches The people were un
injured portion the Home minister's residence destroyed
There have been renewed attempts Kokumn office but
there has been no further loss OF life
1t very likely true that the element which creating the present
disturbances the volatile shifting and unnuena element that
what does has political significance and will have no pe
demonstrate action collision between the rioters and the
police" is, to say the least, euphemstic.
The declaration OF martial law tearing down of Marquis
lo statue IN Hobe are thus band brushed aside tang Incl
"A section OF the local declared at Toxic and its
immediate vicinity the 9Th inst This is simply precautionary
measure against any manifestation OF idle vicious irresponsible
persons who might nce Others disturb peaceful citizens
against any probable disturbances the general public which
papers.
disordery matter Of small importance occurred last night but
ewing to the vigilance Of the authorities OF consequence
These official dispatches very likely have sized up the tua
but modest dispatches that followed
land and whether recording brilliant victory chonicng
check loss sustained in the struggle The difference marked
that scarcely fail suggest similar difference
AS to the news the government had everything its hands
Correspondents allowed except the war;
and then they could send nothing except through the The
government had the absolute command of the situation could give
or could withhold Such absolute power communications
checked by anything the certainty that eventually the truth
would and thus affect reputation carried with Of
responsibility which led the Japanese the
shortly to their official dispatches reputation to be enved At
the time il to demonstrate the governments absolute control
because of its confidence that control certain
loss important vessel early in the entirely with
held and them denied with decsiveness
belief in the denials.
But there such control in regard the present Thou
sands the and there thousand through which
accounts OF them may be sent The governments only voice
counting what going amid babel Of other voices Inevitably
therefore, the changes The direct
there appeal in the voice 1t chat there anything this
dscredtabe be criticized simply interesting showing
governments instead
handing