Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-28
Picture BRIDES AND FILIPINOS
ARE HERE IN Liner CHH0 MARlJ

Eundred arrived for the islands a.
stcerage. passengers in the Togo XII
sen Kaisha liner Chiyo MART
BY onethirty this afternoon The big
Japanese vessel was at her berth al
Alakea wharf.
The Chiyo Maru brought number
n qsIite distinguished passengers who
fcrthe most part wiz not remain over,
buk proceed through to. San francisco.
The vessel landed cabin, sec
ond class and 321 Asiatic steerage
pafsthaers ct this port OF the latter
are 81 Filipinos. 10 Chinese and IA
Japanese.
Head winds and rather rough seas
served to delay the liner In the. pass
age from Yokohama to Honolulu. The
Cbiyo, Maru sailed. from Japanese
ports b time to avoid the. typhoon
thaf caused SO much damage At the
several ports of call along the coast
OF JaEan.
The Filipinos were hustled OF to
the Hawaiian Sugar Planters stockade,
while the two hundred Japanese will
have to go through series OF queries
launched by the Federal Immigration
officers
The chiyo Maru Is to remain here
until ten O'Clock tomorrow morning be-
fore proceeding to San Francisco. The
vessel will take large accumulation
OF mail that Is destined for the main
land.
The through list includes IS cabin,
SIS second class and 143 Asiatic steer.
eye passengers
During the stay Of the vessel at
this port l028 tons OF general mers
chandise from oriental ports will be
discharged
One Interesting item In the ship
inent for this port is six cages OF
cine Japsnese pheasants imported
here ct the instance. Of the local gun
snape ana VIII soon pe itperatee On
the same prsssFtes AZ me IV0,nl J.
Ana on the olher sue OF the isianu.
WIInetmlna Due Tuesday evening.
Win the largest cargo IN many
months. the Watson Nsflgatloh amer
WlIheimina ~ nearing me port ana
seonia arrive at her Dersn q, HacA'i
iele Mhsif TOMORROW etehine, = wire
ies5 MESSAGE received y the agency
81 bsslle enu Cooke y 70 the erect
that Wliheimiha was tUz miles OH the
port e eight O'Clock last night the
xessel Z 1llneips Ivy cabin ana ~
sseeIage PASSENGERS Tor Honolulu An
s - 'siv4es H.a az .pai ~ - saeks
u 10 arrive IN this liner. The Wiihel.
...a Mlll oe uislpaIse e " 9zii ton IONS
$3.50 nxis Aaa nas 1ovs e0is ~ sla l
s,s lyI tli,p, zig sohs lreishl ior haa
anu " tehs sslso I0f fort A.
zen: haanapail ana Fort Alien freight
W. e teIMafaea 70 the Islands py
lsheE s,semsf
~ tne i1ohoiuiu cargo are 2 AUTO
lpoDiles,
Nlroiulen r $tormbound a hilc.
the American freighter Yirginian Is
storm bound at Hilo, the seas run
ming at the port preventing placing
ligbterR along side the vessel and the
working Of Cargo The Hirginian was
70 have sailed from the Hawai- port
for San Franoisco direct last evening.
The vessel is 70 receive a cQnsidera-a
- nInuenf 81 sugar as well as con-
tle1u e4U q pineapples. According
q NireIezs messages received at the
agency the vessel may remain at
nlio until OCT. 81 TIE Virginian left
Honolulu VITA 9 part cargo Of sugar
aho pihek ~
Wlipelpsina Report. ssr
me following wireless message has
been received by the Agents Of the
= y Wtlneimlna bound tor Honolulu:
:. J. Milnelmina. 3 p m. Oct 27:-1
Iuz miles rom port All well. For
itonoipln- los cabin passengers, 36
steerage MESSENGERS 81 sacks mail,
q w. ~. matter, 3 automobiles,
szl = tons cargo. For Hilo;7=1s0s tons
60. For Fort AllensT- IS tons cargo.
Ship win arrive Tuesday evening
ana deck at the Hackfeld wharf. L