Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-02-23
FLEE FROM
REVOLUTIONSTS
in sEIY0 MARU

Ht ULIIU WlVlU
Revolution and outIswry prevailing
st potts alCng the Mexican coast
caused q number or Chinese and
Japanese now on board the Togo XII
sen Kaisha steamship Seiyo Maru TO
hasten their departure TO the coast Of
Asia in that vessel
Excitement ran high at Manzanillo
al the time the Seiyo Maru called
there for freight and passengers be-
fore steaming for Honolulu. IL was
stated today that owing to the pres
ence OF Mexican government and reyo-
dictionary forces near the sea coast
cities. but scattering shipments or
freight were available In some In.
stances the vessel was detained pend
ing q cessation OF hostilities. Officers
~ the Japanese vessel state that the
Jaranese and Chinese have been equal
suiierers from the depredations of the
troops Business is reported al prac.
ideally a standstiIl
Anong the cabin passengers pro-
ceeding 70 Japan are two trained
nurses. who have seen much service in
The Mexican hospitals. The young
women areTeturning 10 Kobe. Japan,
1{Ier spending Is months in the tur-
buient republic.
The Seiyo Maru came to an anchor
age on the port yesterday afternoon.
The vessel was ordered into quaran-
tine and Dl. Trotter head CT the fed
tra| public health service, gave the
vessel thorough fumigation. the
Eeiyo Maru coming to berth at Pier
No. early this afternoon. The Japa-
1eee vessel carries in transit for
Japan Ind China, about 1000 tons OF
cargo. consisting chiefly Of uitrates
shipped from South America
The steamer is to be supplied with
400 tons Of coal and will be dispatched
IoI< Yokohama at noon tomorrow
through the agency Of Castle and
Captain Hinokuma came ashore this
morning to file cables and orders.
~ transit for the Far East are
cabin. Il second class and IS Asiatic
1Ie|rage passengers
Opium Manifested as Cargo.
AMONG the cargo arriving on the
steamer Persia from Hongkong last
week were so cases Of opium. total |
ing 5000 tins. IN transt for Mexico. |
The shipment was forwarded to des-
|Iation on the steamer San Jose. It |
believed BY the customs authorities
that the whole shipment was intend- !
Cd FOR smuggling into this country |
from Mexico, and efforts were made
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