Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-10

MAN. Even the Chinese cody co,no. 4.
the western world scarcely less pover,,,
stricken. The Korean also ia no, 49,
dened with riches. The 1000 odd ,yh.
came last year averaged about 50 cent
apiece '''
SIN another important phase or t,o
immigration question Is the destira,i,,
or tho newcomers. OF the S.6gs Aft
cans who came under the observat,..
of the bureau l5S2 settled m Irlo,t5.
and l,OfO concluded 10 try their
tunes IN New York. Only .s7s Arr
ians came last year and $50 OF ba,
went 10 Massachusetts md 600 toln.l
the colony IN New York There n,a.
ll757 Bohemlans and Mora vians .,
Illinois secured the lions share n, ,h'
New YORK coming next in favor M
the 5,s23 persons who hailed from mi
garia, Servia and Montenegro Pom
syivania attracted l,i6S and Ohio iete
California, of course, obtained n M.
jority OF the Celestlals vithor, W
asking or the 1878 who manage =,
land in the country LOIS did nor 90
farther than San Francisco's Ch,ro
town. Pennsylvania was the promised
land that drew about half OF the Cro,
tians ana Slovenlans, i5,5o5 Of thar,
settling In that state total OF ;o;C
Cuoans came over to the mainland IA
reside and 1851 OF them got no farthe,
than Florida. OF the S,49S Dutch ana
Flemish homeseekers about an eor,i
number went to Illinois, Michigan on1
New York. Most OF these Immigrant,
settle In large cities aud become sp,,u
merchants soon after landing.
AS for the Hebrews, some OF whom,
came from nearly every Europeap
state, S3,I2i out OF the total OF le9 af.
Joined their three quarters Of million
VI coreliglonists In Now York city. mn,
next largest detachment. l3.477, wen,
to Pennsylvania. The Irish also show.
ed decided preference FOR New York
1858 Of the 5426G who came proceed.
Ing no farther, Massachusetts and
Pennsylvania we've the next most
favored localities. Tho south italians
of whom there were lS6,390 settled IN
New York to the number Of si5I2 and
4S,01S went to Pennsylvania, Now
Jersey attracted about 1900 OF thesl
dark skinned little people and Massa
chusetts an equal number. OF the T.
OIL Japanese who landed on America.
soil as immigrants more than half vgn
to Hawaii.
A canvass OF occupations showed M
greatest variety. Among those clssc
az professional were $3.50 English
1868 Hebrews. 1033 French, 244S Ger
mans. Gil Irish, 676 south Italians. I5
north Italians and ESQ japanese. Their
were more teachers than members
any other profession. 1913 English 90
French, i7i German, 1922 Hebrew. Il
Irish and so on. Among TIE Hebrew
musicians predominated, there BEN
342. Physicians were the most plenu
ful professional men among the CT
bans, 90 being provided with diplon
from medical schools Twenty-ono
the Armenians were teachers and onl
were cergymen, Musicians also
among the Bohemians and south lta
fans. England contributed 6i7 eng
neers, Germany 1886, Ireland So. Ems
land led in the item OF clergymen, SEM
ing 1856 ireland furnished III, Ge
many 1853, France liS, Italy l2l. Sea-
dinavia 81. Scotland S., China, Ron
mania and Turkey are accredited wiz
one each. There were la Englls
lawyers, 76 Cubans. Gil Germans, SO
French. 81 Italians 27 Irish Eugan
was also far in the lead In the matte
OF editors, Ill having come over las
year with the intention OF remaining
England and Germany sent the larges
crop Of actors, the former 44G and OBJ
latter 1879. Italy also did fairly We'll
this regard. furnishing ll6 These ,s
amples are food for thought
ADELBERT n Fr2n"