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

orzbo, >ov % fspeciaU-1he immigration ques-
rfar has become a burning one in Canada, as we'll
as in the United States For years there was no
restriction placed upon the entry of immigrants
into Canada and the INSCRIPTIONS agents on the
other side Of the water did not hesitate for a
moment 10 send over the scum of Europe, VINO
after getting past the Canadian authorizes
-z-ft77o,t much trouble passed TO the United
States by what Is popularity known as the under
s-nund route" Fourteen months ago the United
States Government placed a special commissioner
In Montreal from which the smuggling of immi-
grants was carried on to a great extent. Deputies
were placed points along the border from Sault
ste Marie east to St John. n B.. and in ten
months the commissioner and his staff have turned
back over two thousand immigrants who have
sought entrance to the United States
The Canadian Government, impressed with the
number q immigrants who were being dumped IN
Canada after having been refused admission to the
States PASSED a bill the last session to exclude
undesirable immigrants. That law. however is
practically a dead letter The Canadian lmmigra-
ton authorities say that, while the law provinces
FOR the deportation OF undesirable ahens' lhere -
10 provision fer the enforcement OF the law.
Meantime the hordes Of diseased dirty, pauperized
syrians Italians Russian and Austrian Jews anu
Arr,en:ars continue TO pour into Quebec. Inc
great bulk Of the worst casesat least
II not three-fourths- by the beaver i'ii'0
boats Of the Elder-Dempster Company Inc ilo
r7ert an Fyder-Dernpster Beaver boat comes lito
.E-o-,,, the 1ovycr norton of the city, ana lie
,te7ob is almost uncomfortable So great ola 'iIe
nuisance from this source become tha' 1iie =
T1ernrsrer Company has secured patent ue' ~
deodorlzing and purifying the holds OF M ~
q, the v-ay over Every Beaver Line poa' TIA
,or,ee Fl, t-ings hundreds OF the outpourlhgs o.
Continental Europe, and the immigration ONCE :
os both countries have hard time IN d1Sposiie u
them 80, oe,oor
patrick r,o,.le. the Canadian immigration ofnceI
one
bs.r+.d 90 men vet even he sometimes loses pa
Hence with the crowds that have TO be disposeu u
They are generally 50 dirty after the Nos"s u
e. Is dangerous to 90 near them WIhe 'i7', P
spce is revealed at considerable distance % -"
odor This OF course. does not apply 10 an IN
Immigrants who come by the Elder-DeTnpsIeI Inn
They have most Of the undesirable ones, NV -
because not being members OF the Nol'h @ -
conference. their rates are lower unaii ''''9' -
other lines -. ,ha
horde ~ the United states practically all come
bv the Flder-Dempster boats Iheir agents =,
England and indeed. their representatives. ~ az
,arts ~ F.urope drum UP passengers OF All rNiu9'
G - = : =. srayeer can walk. he OF she can
sec,,~e = Massage 10 the New World by the Beaver
Line The company has an agreement WIZ W
United States Government TO depoft' AT tue 0O'
The oonoparr any immigrant who may not DC up
20 the standard exacted by the Dhiteu o' -
s-,,,.,, To avoid the consequences or Ihe asfee-
rnADt the agents of the line take ther hieds"i GO
IN Liverpool The United states %. 1890
oeives a manifest from the ofhcers % 'l 80, g,
- thew reach the wharf here Ihat InahiieS. .
s,,ras.a - contain the names OF all who are des-
tined for the United States another mah, mamie bs
HANDED "a the Canadian authorizes sNns IA, Az
names NJ those who are intending !" "
Canada. -, q, . waiter
=, - -, In Liverpool. The INTENDING
.rnsv4cgr ct,zens are called together twenty iou
hour bs,ors the sailing Of the boats A doctor
employed by the agents Of the Beaver line s gent.
,pes e,s- one carefully and reports TO the aeehts
on sscb The unanifests are mace up IN e'ii9e
quenee Of this report The sane and heaitny ones
who Intend 10 enter the United states ar pu' 800
On the American list while the suHeFers II ON
-. -. md other nauseating and repul'
sive diseases are put down on the cansdan man,
tests FOR this reason it is that few OF those "ho
ss- - - ,rr,uot, immigrants are rejected on
4xsuinstiop al the port OF entry whl'e many Hre
rejected "A Montreal or the border towns.
Few OF the intending American setueIs remain
hers ans, ,.vstt ~ time The distance of this city
from the border prevents them from So o''Hs