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THE INDEPENDENT
Vol VI
Oceanic Steamship Company
- TIME TABLE
Tho Pino Passongor Stoarnors of Thin Lino Will Arrive and LeavB
This Port as Hereunder
FROM SAN FRANCISCO
ALAMEDA APRIL 27
ZEALANDI A MAY 11
MARIPOSA MAY 25
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO
MARIPOSA APRIL 28
ZEALANDI A MAY 17
MOANA MAY 20
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JHKAhH TltATVRI RnrrntTXSIt nATirtWAfltoOrl flTTATlANTBET
AMERICAS WAR SO ARK
Tho Amazing Doings of Toliow
Journalism
New Yoiik March 20 My sor
vant has just come in with my morn
ing pnpor in her arm and has uu
loaded it on tho bed whore it makes
a deep dent in tho bedding I look
at the heap as it lies covering a
third of the bod and I ask if she is
sUro that that is all of it
No she says I did not think
youd notice it sir but your nifo
has the LadieB Supplement your
daughter has tho sheet of music
that camo with it and theres eight
pages of pictures that tho children
are looking at I proceed to go
through what has been left for me
for there are soveuty six pageB in
this days copy of the papor so that
I have my work out out for a few
hours at any rate
I wondor if the readers of tho
Daily Mail know what wo mean by
yellow journalism It is exploited
in the highest degree by the World
aud Journal in Now York It is in
its fullest llowor at this time of frio
tion with Spa n the anticipation of
war having iven tho oditors tho
chance they needed to show what
they could do
SCPPLEMENT AFTER 8UTMEMENT
of to days World and Journal are
each printed in colors so gaudy and
indiscriminate that at a distauce
eaob page looks like a fried egg
Tho pictures aro of soldiers and
sailors of exploding bombs and
ships in aotion The artioles are
first cousins to the piotures alco
holic vitriolic oleotric aud startling
Odo editor broke down undor the
strain aud actually issued ah edi
tion declaring war He has been
taken from thn office of tho World
to a madhouse a meroiful ohaugo
of Rcone becauso ho will not notice
tho difference and the public will
He waB the editor of an evening
edition
It is tho evening editions of the
great yellow morning papers that
aro capping tho climax of sensation
alism and audacity They aro coin
ing money out of the war scare
which they themselves have manu
factured and may yet spo brought
to a hideous reality Tho yellowest
of all these pnpors tho Journal
actually priutod thirty oxtra edi
tionRin n apace of twolvo or four
teen liourp aud sold a million and a
half copies to the shop girls Btoro
portors errand boys counter-jump-ors
aud barroom loungers who get
their daily education out of this Bort
of mental pabulum
I bought tho twenty fourth edi
tion for a curiosity as I went into a
theatre at 8 oclock After the sec
ond act 1 wont out and got tho
twenty sixth edition and at 11
oolock when I was on my way
home I bought tho twonty ninth
extra Every day this is repoated in
a greater or loss degree The news
carts whioh raoe madly about the
town clearing the streets like fire
engines havo huge plnoardson their
ides anuouncing Latest War
News I The newsboys now always
yoll
UXTKVl ALtr ABOUT DE WAItl
precisely as if we wero is the midst
of hostilities
Tho rwoiro for making a war extra
is to get a liuo of foot or rumor aud
charge it with thy oarbonio acid gas
of imagination until it fills three
columns hull made of headlines in
poster type Here are somo actual
titles of recent articles Tho Pope
is with Amerioa Bismarck says
Germany Favors our Sido Six
New Warships Bought Spaniarda
oall our Senators Dirty Pit A
Journal Woman Rides on a Dyna
inito Torpedo United States Re
jects International Arbitration
Britains Minister Calls on the
President to tnaka au Anglo Saxon
Allianoo
Tho minor artioles and pictures
deal with the starving Cubans con
temptuous cartoons about Spain
accounts of cruel Spanish bull
fights or pictures of Sullivan Oor
bett Filzilmmons aud Peter Jack
son tho prize fighters dressed in
soldier dlothes each with a patriotic
sontimont uudorncath like You
bet your bottom dollar Ill fight
credited to tho ox champion of the
bruisors John L Sullivan
Tho proprietors of the World aud
Journal are making energetic pre
parations for a possiblo campaign
Mr Pulitzer of tho World has
200000 a year to Bpend and Mr
Hearst of the Journal is worth
4000000 Their oveniug papers
havo oaoh a staff of twenty men on
duty day and night ready at a mo
ments notice to turn out a com
plete edition filled with hair raisiug
war bows and piotures any one of
which if taken into a dairy
WOULD SOOn ALL THE MILK
Another paper has arranged for a
correspondent to accompany each
American regiment that invades
Cuba and give vivid aooountB of
their respective victories ovor the
Spanish forces A rival journal
keeps throe steam yachts at sea load
ed to tho gunwales with war corre
spondents peneils ready sharpened
to punoture the Spanish cause
The effoot of exposing the public
to daily eltctrio shooke such as
these papers give can scarcely be
exaggerated The people read that
thoir President is a coward and that
the Aisistant Seoretary of the Navy
declaroi We should wipe tho
Spanish Navy fromtho high seas
The poets aro said to be hard at work
trying to produce a now national
battle hymn and the ballad writers
are turning out patriotic songs by
tho ream Ono that I hae just
seen is ontitled It takes a Man to
be a Soldier
A theatre manager trying to imi
tate patriotism for the Bake of
notoriety sproad au immense
Spanish flag in the foyer of his
theatre in a German and a Jewish
neighborhood expecting his audi
ence to walk ovor it Bjfore the
doors had been oponed many
minutoB the banner was torn in
shredti by an angry crowd and tho
pieces carried off as trophies of war
This bit of savagery humiliated mil
lons of AraeruV ir who yot caunot
deny that it shows what Yellow
Journalism cau do
A young woman who essayed to
ing the delightful ballad In Old
Madrid was hooted off tho stago of
one of our music halls and when in
another theatro the orohestra play
ed a lively Spanish fantasia the peo
ple stormed the musicians
WITH TELLS AND MISSILES
until they retreated under the stage
In all tho theatres now it is con
sidered essential to an evenings re
creation for the orchestra after
eaoh act to play The Star Spangled
Banner whereupon tho outire audi
ences rise and sing and cheer until
their patriotism finds relief
These patriotic outbursts aro not
confined to theatres A business
man eutorod a Broadway rostauraut
the other day and ordered a Spanish
omnletto The waiter took his
order but Boon camo back and told
him he would havo to takn his egga
somo other way as tho nooks ab
solutely rttfusod to make any more
Spanish omolettos until Spain
logison to thn United Statoa
Tho guest hnartily endorsed the
cooks position aud ohangtd his
order The proprietor of the ren
tnurant not to bo outdone in patri
otism immediately struck Spanish
omslolto from all his bills of faro
Spanish has in fact become tho
most unpopular word in the Eift
lifih language from an American
CrmiiniLeA In 4th twioa
No 881
Wilders Steamship Co
TIME TABLE
O L WIGHT Pres 8 B KOBE Be
Capf J A KING PortSupt
Stmr KINAU
OtiAKKE Commander
Will leavo Honolulu atlO a m touchlncat
Lahalna Maalaea Hay and Makcna th
samo day Mahnksna Kawalboe and Lau
pahoc hoe tho following day arrlvlnK al
Hllo the same Afternoon
LEAVES 1IOWOLPLD ABB1VKS HONOLULU
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Tiiosday
Thursday
Tuosduy
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Tuesday
Friday
Tne dy
Frtday
Tneiday
Friday
Apr 20
Way 10
May 20
May 31
Juno 0
Juno 21
July 1
July 12
Jnly 22
Aug 2
Aug 12
Aug 23
Bent 2
Set 3
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Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
Baturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wetln
Batnrday
Woiinosday
Saturday
Wednesday
Saturday
Wednesday
8atntday
Wednisday
Apr 27
May 7
May 18
May 21
Juno 8
June It
Juno 20
July 0
July 20
Jnly 30
Aug 10
Aug 20
Aug 31
Bept 10
8opt2L
lleturnlng will leave Hilo at 8 oolock
k m touching at Lanpahoehoo Mahn
kpna and Kawaihae same day ilakena
Maalaea Bay and Lahalna the following
day arriving at Honolulu the afternoons
u i vuiiuojiiyo uiiu cniuraay
Will pull of Pithmbl 41
marked
tm No Freight will be received after t
a x on day of sailing
The popular route to the Volcano is vi
Hllo A good carriage road the ontirodls
tance Kound trip tickets covering all
expenses J5000
Stmr CLATJDINE
OAMEItON Commander
Will lv llnnnlnln T I 4
i touching at Kahulul Hana Hnmoa and
Kipahuln Maul Hetumlng arrives at
Hnnnlnln Hnmlnv tiirirlnra
Will call at Nun Kaupo once eaoh
mouth
No Frolght will be received after 4
r x on day of sailing
ThiB Company will reserve the right of
mono uuuuges iu iuu umuui aepariuie ana
arrival of Its H tenners without notice and
It will not be responsible for anv conse
quences arising thurefinni
l Consignees must bent the landings to
receive their freight this Company wll
not hold Itself responsible for freight after
it hub ueeu iiinuua
Live Stock received only at owners risk
This Company will not tie responsible tot
Money or Valuables of passengers unless
placed In the care of Pursers
eBT Passengers are requested to pur
chase TIclets before embarking Those
failing to do ho will be subject to an addi
tional cbargi of twentv flvo per cunt
Packages containing personal eileots
whether fli oped lis buggngo of freight It
tho conten tlieriof exece i 101 in value
iuatluun lu f i lmnlj si
and markt i nd the ompany will no
hold lUolf liablu for any loss or damage it
excess of th su u excopt the goods bo
slilppcd nn di r a special contract
Al emplovors of tho Company are for
bidden to rttvlv iioigh without deliver
ing a shipping receipt therolor In tho form
prescribed by the Compimj and whioh
may bo Been by shippers upon application
to tho pureoru of the Counianystitojuiers
Snippers are notified that if freight Is
shipped without such recoipt 11 will bn
solely at tho risk of the shipper
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