Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-04-08
ISLAND is GUARDED
AGAINST RECRUITERS

Honolulu as well as other points on
the island OF Oahu were guarded all
day yesterday, last night and today
with such care by the police and REV.
resentatives of the Planters Assocla-
ton that not q man is believed to
have reached the Senator but was ac-
counted for and made note Of
The only departures for the steam
or yesterday were about fifteen stray.
glcrs who were taken out yesterday
afternoon in launches Of the Miller
Salvage Company, as published In the
second edition ycster-
day afternoon.
The first arrests under Act As. the
ncwly-passed law against aiding or
abetting in the cnticing of labor froUI
the Territory. were made by the po-
lice yesterday. Chief Of Detectives
McDufie placed Capt. Frederick Mill
or, Of the Miller Salvage Company
under arrest at $3.50 O'Clock, togoth-
or with two Japanese who are said
to have hel led to cast loose the ropes
and get the schooner Concord away
on Wednesday night when the Mill
or Salvage Company's boat.s hired by
the labor agents. took 1875 men aud
boys out of the harbor to the Senat-
or. George McEldowney, who Is as
ISOLATED with Miller in the salvage
company. was also placed under ar
rest yesterday afternoon for a SINH
lar violation Of law.
Released on Bail.
Miller WAS released on his own rec
ognizance by Judge Cooper, OF the
Circuit Court. after some difficulties,
cash bail for $1,000 having been re-
fused at the police station. Attorney
Il. NJ. Watson appeared for Miller
McEldowney was released on $500
bail and each of the japanese went
free on depositing 500 bail money.
Warrants were sworn out yester-
day for the Filipino agent. Baltazar
and two of his associates and were
l StINfU 'h'lls hh'N Wv
protest against going to jail. 4 war
rant out against Frank B. Craig tn,
| chief of the recruiters, was with
drawn and n new one issued. also one
Tor J. c. Bell one of the men VIII,
1 arrived on the Senator. A sharl
watch was kept for the men all after
noon and evening. but apparently the!
remained on board the Senator
Mother Wants Son.
A development of the case yestcr
DAY was that IA writ Of habeas corpu
was issued from the federal cour
yesterday afternoon on the petition y
judge Stanley, as counsel for n mo
Their who claimed that her minor so
had been put aboard the Senate
Wednesday night.
| Officers from the revenue cutie
tThetis made a search of the schoone
Concord and the Miller Salvage Con
pany's island steamer James Max,
yesterday to determine II they carr
the proper papers. but went avs
| satisfied. from their statements. tn
Miller had complied with the law
these respects.
With the Senator lying OFF port Il
afternoon and night, reports wei
scurrying all over the city that a
tennis would he made to get labo
ers aboard from various parts of Il
Iisland. To guard against this, the y
lice force was distributed. Sergeal
: of Detectives Kellett and three sp
cials were sent to Pearl IIarbor In
launch in the afternoon To patrol Il
: harbor lochs, but they found no ev
dence that an attempt would be maj
to ship emigrants from that poir
They stopped one sampan. but
proyed to be only that of badl
scared japanese fisherman, and thu
returned to the city to report Il
coast clear.
Waikiki Is Watched.
An automobile with Deputy Pros
cutting Attorney Brown and poll
officer was sent out along the Walk
beach road to watch for possible q
tennis In that direction to send lau
I ches or boats ont through n break
the reef.
Il The police and the various plant
ton officials throughout the islal
are keeping n sharp watch on the m
to detect evidence of moveme'
Those who have arrived came In MOI
" on trains, though some march