Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-07-25
HINDOOS ARE
NOT WANTED
CnbleaChed BritonS Are
DepOrted By Coast
Authorities


t. Der. the big japanese liner Chiyo
Maru will pay vIsit to Manila. the
capital OF the Philippine Islands.
Vessels of the size of the Chiyo
and TenyO Maui have not been d.
verted to the Philippine port for
mary months, and in some quarters
II has Leen said that the larger yes.
sells In the joint trans Pacific SER
vice main aimed by the Pacific Mail
and the Togo Kisen Kaisha have
been substituted by smaller steamers
owing to an alleged insufficient
depth of water to be found at the
new Manila wharves.
The Chiyo arrived at her berth
at Alakea wharf at 10 o'c.ock this
morning after the completion of a
fine run down from San Francisco.
Being a vessel of foreign registry.
the Chlyo brings 10 freight for Ho-
nolulu. In her spacious hold there
are at least three thousand tons OF
supplies and munitions of war des-
tined for the military and naval base
In the Philippines. Among this
freight is a quantitx OF small arms
and ammunition.
! II such a thing as divorce with
the Pacific Mail and the japanese
line as the star performers is lmmi-
rent, the officers on board the
Chiyo Maru profess absolute ignor-
hA ~
separation. They claim that the
first intlmation that such move
was pending came through a wire
less received the other evening from
Honolulu.
, Four cabin passengers will leave
the Chiyo .Maru at Honolulu. Sixty
nesfirst-class travellers are proceed.
,elng to- the Far East, and these in.
clude a sprinkling OF missionaries
and Philippine insular government
employees returning from leave of abb
sence.
: In the Chiyo Storage there is a
motley and assorted array of Ash
atics. or n total of 1853 passengers
travelling in this class. 81 are Jap.
anese, 81 Chiiese and 81 Indians.
The invasion OF the Hindoo or
what is now termed " "Unbleach-
ed Briton," has stirred up a great
rumnus along the Pacific Coast. The
Chiyo Maru is carrying back to
/ Hongkong twenty deported East In.
/ diars. They have been found suf-
! fering with an infectious disease.
manufacturing to their filthy habits
and mode of living. While large
numbers of Hindoos continue to mi
crate to the United States, of late
large percentage have been turn
ed back by the Federal quarantine
and immigration authorities.
The little yacht Sweetheart was
sighted by the Chiyo officers at an
early hour this morning. She dis
played flags dencting that she ex-,
pected TO arrive off port before noon.
Purser "Billie" Chapman is said
to have fairly outdore himself in
providing entertainment for the pas
sengers. On last Friday evening
Chapman and his able henchman.
Tommy" McCombe, arranged
program of vaudeville and athletics
that win go down the annals of 7.
X. X. history as nine time winner.
japanese wrestling, jiu-jitsu. Jug
Cling and other forms of Indoor
games assisted in very pleasant
evening being passed.
Each day deck sports were the
rule, and one enterprising photog.
rapher has perpetuated the various
events and has met with much sue.
cess in the disposal of the souvenirs.
I Among the few important through
passengers is the Honorable Wilhelm
Becker, said to be President and
member OF the Prussian Diet He is
accompanied by Mrs. Becker and will
make round .the-world tour before
returning to Cologne,
Bishop Il. L. Hoss Is a well.known
missionary who leaves the vessel ut
Kobe and transhlps for steamer to
Korea.
Mrs. l.. l.. w. Wilson and Master
: - -----.------ : -----------------