The Caucasian., 1901-01-27
EAWAIIAN AOViC6S.
Puerto Hicans Nlutiny on Account o
Tnud-Harbur Filling With Mud

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hoard an island steamer about 80 take
! Them to one of the Hawaiian islands,
startled Honolulu wednesday night OF
/ this wenk The vessel was stopped just
a, she was leaving Honolulu harbor by
j the oction of the cmigrants. one of
whom drew a knife ON the master oi
tho vc..r Cont,in Olsen II Is stated
| that tba c,use of the trouble was the
failuro to f,od the cmigrant, The Puer
to Rir,u, sav that all the food on thC
dav of their arlival in Honolulu aud M
t. the time of their departure for He
waii at about o'clock in the afternoon
was a hmm for ,,ch when they vrrc
su nut aboard the island steamer which
yn, tn. Int, rnati,ull ropranv'> ulclln,
Kp An Hou. they found that the cook
had no meal prepared. ON the ycssu
were l2s IF the 20, who came here on
the City of Pekm. 1t wa, a matter Of
some time for the cook to prepare food
for such number. hence the row
The Ke Au Hou suddenly dropped
her anchor IN the harbpr few minutes
after she had left the City OF Pclin and
signallod fol the police. Deputy Sher-
if nhngswnuh and several officers
went out to the vessel and restored or.
der. Captain Olsen wanted the man
who ,laa drawn the knife arrested and
taken Ashore but the others threatened
a general revolt if thi, was done and
the man with the lsnfe was allowed to
remain on hnarl \ search was made
for thu knife but 1t could not he found
Two policemen Ic,ialncd aboard the
vessel aud she proceeded To her dcStina-
non.
During the row the cngTants whc
were de.tinnd 10 various plantations he.
came - much mixed that there was
fear of moro trouble i'm sorting them
cut. Tnrv had all been given tags bear.
ing their name and number and name
of the plantation to which they were &c
60. In their anger over the food and
threatened arrest Tor one of their mum.
Der many of them tore their tags of
their clothes aud threw them away.
Four hundred more negroes from the
United States also arrived on the Pekin.
some vigorous local objections are f,p.
ginning to be heard to the importation
of negro labor. as it is feared that some
of the criminal cxpprirUcns of thi, south.
arn states may bc rrpcateh here if ne
groes are brought in large numbers. Al
row Of this sort ha, already been report.
ed from Wailulu. Maui. where pistol.
are said to have been drawn during q
difficulty over some women pnrticu.
lars have not vet reached Honoulu
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alioW hlhl Z" serve '"nS'r III view oil
his present financial circumstances
The United States army transports
arriving lately with heavy cargors foundl
that Honolulu hnrhor has lpru Gllin,, in
and Cautaiu Shaker uuorternnster in
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III 'dhu'S th'I "rths' th"ugh as the
bottom IS iiilnd IN with soft mud, nc
injury Is done The tides and currents !
are supposed to have causrd this fill |
inn IN
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hll'''d iiif dollars ot 1903 and Is said
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The schooner Twilight which arrived