New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-23

4PpoTtgnity there to marry the girl and set mat
I'm ne refused again For some reason or
p tt thc cas- and Abodeeley got out IN
he went 10 Iowa. warrant was sent on to deport
.ae slrl: she was taken on q train at Detroit 10
go TO New-f9rk where she would be placed on 4
steamer for Europe As the train was speeding
and was killed The syrisns. who are HumeTo IS in
Detroit passed votes ceuSuring the immigration
and abused the oficers Tor separating the girl from
V W jaithtGl lover report was asked for by the
! Commissioner Watchorn from Montreal In get
drst made by the authorities that the man Abo-
arrest was ordered. it was then found that the
fond lover, who was anxious get his sweet
buque. Iowa. two weeks before he came TO Mon
neda 20 Eet the Young girl lie had received SlsY
her. He wa rearrested, and Is now awaiting trial
had previously been deported from New-York. and
t HaG 6 9e1n Sent PACK again by the Beaver Lane
Another attempt at suicide, which was unsuccess-
murderer is Russian. who spent some years in
England His record is not of the best. and he
States without the necessary certificate, he was
locked up While there he secured some sharp in
wrists and let the blood flow out He understood
writing for he traced with his finger, in his own
blood on the wall of the House of DStenoq the
found he was almost unconscious; but he is recov-
Sometimes an immigrant gets caught by trying
perence OF one He a mis- Was tb 5he p eT
three weeks ago. and passed the examination
come over with him, however, who was not 50
ne b was from & disease
at least. Ganowsky was good natured and he
took her along with him, after waiting a couple
of days here. He passed on to the State Of Yer
however, and before his arrival at the border. he
carried for himself the words and sister" thus
making the certificate good for two. The poor
did that the official at the border could ten by
Pered with They were stopped at the Vermont Dor
der; and both are nov in The jail at ST Adams
at Ottawa
Probably the worst case on record OF the way in
inadmissible people to this continent to get rid of
them was brought to the attention of the Canadian
and American authorities few days ago. Conrad
K3 na MaIeghren landed in Quebec recently from
companed by or fen into the hands of some very
little DELAY. The frst iqtimation the immigration
i9sPec1oTS Of the United States got Of the eXstenee
the immigration. onlcials to. and out what Vas
TO the IWorkhou Sc An nyestiGati%n was or
cone NOT IN e,5 ny some qndergr2und route lie
sent back to Montreal Mr. Watchorn sent for t6S
Canadian immigration officer James Hoohan. and
consented to deport the fellow. The was n
embered some Of the things %hcb had Rap T
IN his past life and he was able TO tell the Amer
been been confined for years in an institution for i'm
weeks ago and shipped from Liverpool to Quebec
and thence taken on to Detroit Mr.. Hoolihan took
the down to the Elder Demnster COMPANY
and he sent back outgoing steamer
Two who give their names as Ham and
Duber, al present held at the border in Water
town jail They are not known to have applied at
any of the examining offices along the border but
their appearance leads the authorities to suppose
that they are a couple Of men who refused ad-
mission some days ago at Montreal and who have
tried various places since
One plan which met with some success for a
little while was to dress up the IMMIGRANT. after
giving him hath and a shave. For the amount
squeezed out of the poor fellows who want 10 get
over. the smugglers were able TO get them well
cleaned up. give them good suits Of clothes and
pay their passage to points well within the States
where their presence would never be suspected.
over a hundred were caught In different portions
OF the States within the last few months. and the
work now being done the border is bound 10
break up within short time the profitinC by
the miseres and diseases OF the poor Immigrants.