Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-05
CHINESE LEAVING
J TROUBLED
MEXICO

cruelty OF the Mexican rebel leaders
and an Increasing antagonistIc' senfi.
ment upon the part or the people in
the northern portion Of the troubled
republic, a large number OF Chinese,
many Of whom possessed large hold
ings In agricultural and. mineral dis.
tricts, are passengers In the Pacific
Mail liner Manchuria, enro,Ite to the
coast Of Asia, there to remain until
peace and order have again been re.
stored, and protection 10 life and
property can be guaranteed to resi-.
cent and stranger.
Among more than 1000 Chinese who
today passed through Honolulu, are
those who had amassed a consider
able competence III the capacity or
merchants and agricnltnrists. They
report meeting with untold hardships
in attempting to gain the west coast
where passage was granted the fefu-
gees and a safer haven was reached
Will their arrival at San Francisco
The ManchiITia.s arrival at Pier this
morning brought out large delega-
ton Of spectators. Reporting fine
weather from the time OF departure
from San Francisco, Captain Andrew
Dixon. stated that the list OF passsn
gers comprised many people proni.
nent in the social and business life.
Of the Far East.
The Manchuria viii remain at Ho.l
nolull1 until s o'clock before resuming
the voyage 10 Japanese ports and the
China coast The vessel Is sched.I
uled to call at Manila, the capital of
the Philippines.
The Manchnria< landed a cabin.
and three second class Dassengefg
while proceedfnr thros1eh - the orr.
,ent are rs cabin. 81 second scIass and
137 AsiatIc steeys = ,,,..s
The vessei rSl, = dis .,.,,.,, ,.F ~
e,ba1I s,ne,,,, Z, - ~ - -
~ - = 20. ~ ahu -
81. $780,, = .s., ~ y sssaa illl
.1..<.ss ~ en N.tH re-
1.a.lg1 at southern Fhnipt
t.'l.Ss ple,i.atiou. ~
novel feature OF the outward Yoy.
axe was the presence on board the
liner Or trio Of dancing experts. Be
4ore the Manchurla had lett the Far
allopes tar behind. It is said that
everybody had become addicted to the
infections epidemic Of '.tang0itis.r
The Manchuria sailed from San
Francisco with 4 rather light cargo,
the vessel reaching this port setting
hikh out Of the water
-
Much suosr leaves File.
Whiik ,nuch sugar has Accumulated
1t number 81 ports along the coast
- Ir..z..t - y. - -. ~. 49,. -, a..
NavIeafio1 steamer F5,fefnrfse was
exnecfed "a den3rt FOR San Franciscol
tomorrow taking fun cargo Of the
product. At the time the Inter-Islandl
steamer Mauna Kea visited the Hal
Waii port two freight steamers were
loading cargo At coastal ports The
Nuuna Kea met with considerable rain
and northwesteriy winds on the home
ward voyage Purser Phillips report
ed that the steamer kaiulani was az
Hiio discharging sugar. The Mauna
kea reached berth az pier II THIS
morning bringing ~ coIas oi Woou,l
quanllty q empires ano lls PACK.
aess q sunntles.
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asal.ll.s ~ sl',sl.s - oion aae.
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=. ,sIa.. e eosssss s,,,.s5osl, 11xse.
= e $500 $50, Saoa Lava.
- a 1a s1sn. $500, soe1 Homo.
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n ssse 49,. ys :
1sssi 500
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nc zSso ,eas..n 's -. ~. aa.e,
,leLn aIo.la lloils 4, Apns ~ a.le 49, =
ssps1ese POTS s ~ was eApses - 8.
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COKE, ene oelyo Malu Wlen IVY
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Inc sessei = h l eApecleu - 81.
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