Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-14
GAMBLING
ON P. NJ. Liners

gambling permitted to hold full SWAY
IN pocIfie Nail liners while those YES.
seJs are IN transit across the Pacific.
A delegatiop ~ messengers in the
liner Menqolia arc. now said 10 have
f,Iaa eoInrla,nt With the manage.
ynant WITH III, arrival ~ tbe steamer
az con Francieco
The COLLECTION Of customs AZ the mort
~ COR Fronc;eco bae a,so heen an
noa1ed 10 In the attamnt now being
made n mt 4 ston 10 the operation of
al Games ~ chance ON Pacific Matters
WiIbur = Crafts Of the international
Raform Rnreau and Mrs Emma Dick
,nson smith. Congregationaf- mission
.rv On china have transmitted, TO
cn.,oms Collector Stratton letter
from u p Sweet assistant secretary
of commerce stating that the
laws ~ the United States do not regu-
lata or nroh,h;t pambling ON the high
eeas Mr. Craft writes. cat the time
I i crossed ON this Same shin. the Mon
eosa There were two onium dens
orsrating down in ,tbe denths Of the
shin and I tbink an insnection might
,evaai. the smoking of opium as well
s., gamblinen
Mrs. smith writes that she crossed
that poor Chinese laborers returning
to China with the earnings OF years,
ffequented the gambling tables on the
Mongolia and lost heavily, some OF
them as high as 500 each. She added
that Captain Henry Is Morton, the
master. OF the ship, "a most winsome
end magnetic lrishman, told her That
he detested this gambling on board
the steamer and that ne had put
screen on the deck to shut out the
offensive sight from the first cabin
passengers, He told Mrs. smith that
be had demonstrated with the COM
pany, but the COMPANY would not pro
hibit 1t lest their deck passengers
~. Cr,,,h .ola =, +. chinese how
-. 30 ~ 49, 49, Lost h;s
.as,.a.. !. :. n,h,;ra an5 s,o,a &c FROM,
az ssa - atsoar T,,av Nc ean,b,aa
aS,.a sn5 eltbongb the steward re-
$3.50 az ,,.o,ae,- thot ne haa stolen
..o ,,,,.,, AN, .an,1,.ss
AZ. .,,,rs,,, 1,,s,s,.h,.,.d "a ,yos
Srrn,nad
Japanese Steamer Lumber Laden.
Neru tba, collad NJ tba mort today 10
t.la on s nrant,tv of coal nrinr To
Sont,nusng the long p,vape to po,t.
rss.,a
Tha voi,, Nam oorr,o5 corqo ,,adad
Gs,,.ohs. 49, 800 ~ ~ ,,oSs.a1
- ~ u-'i - !. ~. .,.i, - - ~
~as D,., pounu q .ue s.' ,ol. ..is
~ el.. - u'' i'e' me
M - ano 49, 1870 A.. ..,aa. 49,,
ne sosase ,, wv N. .eiaus We
unessiieiui. Inc .sessel - eAp ,., -
spsrks rom the wireless.
ne ?. .. Wliheinliha reported from
ese miles on at O'Clock last nlght.
sne reported hhe Weathef aho all Wen.
VIII De on port TUESDAY forenoon.
me >. . mongolia also got INTO
communication with hahuku at 8
O'Clock ana reported Aer position as
446 miles on. she Will arrive on port
at o'clock Tuesday morning.
ne ?. ?. 1hI,la Ispofeeu II !, Ironi 4ot
uliies west VI iloi.oiuiu' AN we'll
Honekong Naru Away Today
II Il the present Intention of Castle
a Cooke 10 dispatch the Japanese
steamer Hongkonp Maru to Japan
and China ports at 5 o'clock this
evening This vessel baiIing from
Central and South American ports.
has been supplied with 1000 tons coal
Hongkong Maru is carrying in transit
several hundred passengers as well as
large general cargo.
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Ipter.Is,aud S,iIiups This pay
Three Inter-TsIand steamers are ON
the berth for denarture TODAY The