Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-12-10
STRIKING DECK HANDS ATTEMPT
To TIE Up STEAMER zEALANDIA
Have Applied to Canadian Government for Appointment Of
Board Of Concijation-Vesse brought tourists but Little
Cargo-Asia Here from the Orient and to Sail at Five
This Evening-Danara 10 Burn Oil and Become Tanker

mato High School. at Yokohama, ia.
pan. who passed away after brief
illness from chronic ncphritis.
The dcccatd had resided IN Japan
for a number OF years. lie was about
~ years of age aud his services with
the educational department of the ia.
Imcsc government were highly es.
tcemed. Cooper boarded the vessel
at Yokohama very sick man. The
remains VIII be taken 10 the United
States for intermcnt.
The Asia arrived OFF the port at an
early hour and was alongside the
wharf by eight thirty. She brings
nine hundred AMI thirty tons of orr.
ontll cargo including the usual sup
plies Of gunn!es and japanese food
products.
The vessel will receive a prompt
dispatch for San Francisco and is
scheduled TO sail for the coast at five
o'clock this evening.
ThirtysiX i'ilipinos have arrived
from Manila and other points in the
Islands to take W work on Hawaiian
plantations.
The party include fifty men, three
women and three children. The Asia
Is carrying u fair list of through pas.
sCngers and In the stecragc are G6
Asiatlcs including Chinese and sew.
cral Iiindoos.
G.. Grimes prominent rubber plan.
ter from the Federated Malay states
Is jouincying to the mainland and to
Europe. o. l., Murphy who was form.
al, ~,
the Canadian Pacific Empress line is
rcturningto the mainland aud will re-
sumo his station at Vancouver. Spen-
Ger q. Lane a well known Manila
business man Is n passenger TO the
States on an extended vacation. He
Is associated with one of the largest
jewclry establishments In the Philip
rincs.
Portland Official Makes New Ruling.
AS soon rs authority can be receiv-
81 from Washington, J. H. Barbour,
immigration inspector at Portland,
Ore, intends to return to the old plan
of placing his own watchmeu on board
vessels coming to Portland with Chi
nesc crews, instead Of depending on
the officers of the craft to see that
none Of the Chinese escape. For the
last six months captains have boon en-.
ploylng private watchmen. but the
plan proved unsatisfactory, as num-
Dor of the Chinese have escaped and
gone ashore. Inspector Barbour de.
clarcs watchmcn employed from his
Office are better equipped to keep
them from Smuggling themselves in
to the United states.
Strict Enforcement Of Quarantine.
Any one who persists in receiving
notes ana packages from vessels ly.
ins In Quarantine will be prosecuted
10 the full extent of the law. accord.
ing to DR.. Charles c. Falk, Quaran-
tine official for the port of Eureka.
The announcement is suggested by in.
cidcnts surrounding the arrival of the
g. 7. Alexander. which went into
qu1rtntnc Saturday upon her arrival
AT Portland. She was released the
same day of arrival When a vessel
drops anchor In port there are al
ways messages those aboard desire
TO send ashore.
AIakea Wharf Was Free From Ere ight
Early this morning and prior to- the
arrival of the Pacific Mail steamer
Asia fran the Orient and the Cana
ADMINISTRATION liner Zealapdia from
rrnctic,II,. Goo rrcn, froight rho
r,harr nroscntod doserteI on,ear,
oncSo rntI ahout n,re o,c,ocl whom n
t,ood, stroan nr cargo hcg,n m dow
hmnd,od ~ ,h,r,v tons ,or hi, nnrt
Will ,hon" corsIdornbio nm,ntity
" $50 osso -, Sis :, arsoI ron 10 pr,tis5
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