The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-05-10
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The people were packed in like sar-
dimes and had TO put up with many In
conveniences, still they arrived here In
good health.
Francisco said that II was o'clock
last Wednesday night when the Lee
passed Beavertail light bound up the
West passage.
He turned In at that time, expecting 10
get a nights rest.
Shortly after midnight he was aroused
and found the ships company In a state
of commotion.
The vessel had been as he supposed
hauled up Just of low lying coast
The moon was shining brightly so that
he could discern the trees some distance
up from the shore
The Lees small boats were lowered
and ut Capt Monteiro's command the
passengers. Francisco included. tumbled
into them and were rowed ashore
THE SECRET LANDING.
The landing was made on a pebhly
beach and when all had been put ashore
whom the captain desired TO land. they
walked up to the higher land and waited
for dawn.
Francisco seems to have been So well
instructed as to what course was 10 be
pursued that he acted as pilot for one
body Of the aliens, having 20 with him
Reaching the highway they essayed TO
get TO the Sea View electric road. as they
had been instructed TO do: hut swerving
off 10 the north. they proceeded toward
East Greenwich six miles distant.
They asked a farmer how they could
fnd an electric road and later on got
advice from, a rnllkman and farmer.
who was driving toward East Greenwich.
The farmer took some Of the baggage
into his wagon, this timely aid serving
to separate the two groups. 40 that
Francisco's party got into East Green
wich ahead OF the other and caught Con-
ducter Cornell's car.
There was n dispute over the number
OF fares Francisco was 20 pay and this
caused Mr. Cornell 10 paw particular at
tenton to the pilot. fact which served
the government good purpose.
on arriving here the party separated
and went TO various homes In this city
and In New Bedford.
The boy said that he sailed In the
UNIQUE when she left here n few months
ago, and that he returned on the Lee.
the intention Of Capt. Monteiro being to
get him employment here.
He was landed. he said. after the Lee
had been given a bill OF health. but none
OF the inspectors could recall seeing him
aboard the ship when she was at auaran-
tine; moreover his name was not on the
ships manifest.
DIDN'T COME BACK.
United States Deputy Marshal stone
and Inspector Hubbard arrived with a
warrant for Monteire's arrest. visited the
Lee AZ her mooring at the Clyde line
They we're told that Monteiro went up
town Just before o'clock TO get funds
With which 70 pay the head monv re
senger. and that he would return in half
an hour OF SO.
The officers retired. but hied themselves
where they could command view or the
They remained on watch until IL o'clock
midnight and resumed their stations at
Monteiro had not they learned come
aboard
Al 10 o'clock Inspector Dolan was in
formed BY the United States shipping
commisst.ner that the mate or the Lee
had Just called upon him and lodged Of
hcial Information that Captain Mopteiro
had cleared Qut and that tho crew had
made demands upon him for their pay
That endec for today at least. all at
tempt TO apprehend Captain Montelro.
Francisco and silva are detained as wit
nesses and others or the fugitves WIFI be
The Ice haa been iil&ned by the gov.
eminent and will be sold under condem-
nation proceedings.
She ~ owned by David A. burlington
I ruOKETEDST TOT the Beamnn A Smith
company. That Is the record the gov
ernment has
THE PENALTY.
The penalty attached 10 Mopteiro's In
fraction Of the law IL very severe
Sec g. OF the immigration law. pa ssed
March :. 1906. declares. That any person.
inclnding the master agent. owner or
consisnee of any vessel. who shall bring
into or land ia the United States. hy
vessel or otherwise. or who shall al.
tempt by himself or through another. 70