Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-14
HUGE SH|PLOAD
OF IMMIGRANTS
Continued from Page y


chronic alment or mental trouble. II
after number of queries have been
propounded, 1t Is found that some one
possesses sentiments against law and
order or has tendencies towards an
archism, these will be denied the pri-
yilcge Of entering the country.
Inspector Brown Is emphatic in his
determination that the immigrants
shall not be molested while they are
under his jurisdiction.
when they leave this branch of
the Federal service, these people will
be absolutely free TO go where they
will or take up any pursuit that they
see fit,' so states MIR. Brown.
Planters Prepare for Reception.
Over at the adjoining stockade of
the Hawaiian Sugar Planters Asso-
citation, great preparations have been
made to feed and house large num-
Der of prospective laborers. A large
tent has been erected in the rear of
the permanent buildings which Is ca
pable OF protecting a number from
Indictment weather. Arrangements
have been made for feeding a host OF
applicants for work on sugar estates
The stockade at present Is the home
Of delegation of Filipinos who ar
rived with the Pacific Mail steamer
Siberia. These await transportation
to the other islands. During their tar
ry at the planters shed, they have
been interested spectators to the
scenes enacted In the adjoining yard
Eat and Sleep the Rule.
The immigration station building
housed nearly sixteen hundred per-
sons last night.
I'VE were up all night" admitted
Mr.. Brown today. 1T was not until
along about one o'clock this morning
that the more restless of the crowd
finally dozed of to sleep. We fed the
| immigrant host with plenty of good
| substantial food.
The Portuguese and Spaniards do
not affiliate to any extent Yesterday
afternoon and last night the immigra-
ton officers and special police were
| called to quell several inCipient riots
among little clans of men from Spain
| and Portugal. While no real harm
has so far been done. the authorities
are ever on the lookout for trouble. The
most trivial dispute between the ma
| tiUnaiitieS eventually leads to a gen
cral mix up in which fists and some
times sticks or any other handy wea-
| pom is drawn into service.
The dinner given the immigrants
last evening included wholesome
| fresh meat stew. containing generous
quantities of onions. carrots and po-
tatoes.
Each person was allotted a quarter
loaf of bread \ large tin cup of cof-
fee was also distributed In every case
where more food was requested ad-
ditiOnal quantities were forthcoming.
There were many who made Il clam
orous call for seconds"
The system of shower baths at the
station were kept going for hours.
Many did not wait to remove their
clothing but on arrival at the build
4 ing sped to the baths and turned on
the water and stood under the show
or until thorough drenchcd.
In the evening, the Spaniards gath
cred and enjoyed dance Several
musical inclined added their mite to
the scene of festivity.
Going lrto Quarantine Today.
A breakfast consisting Of timed
salmon, stew, coffee and bread was
served all Comer this morning. Then
word was passed along the line
through the stan of intnTnreters that
the marty make ready for tronero. ~,
quarantine This nerIo1 or Jetant,oo
will he determined nv the TerrItorIai
Board Of HeaItb and II 10 nresmmoI
that the Immigrants viii enanI ot
least seven dave there
The children are nj nresent vory
III and little hone is exnreseed that
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