Santos, said to-day that only those who were able to comply with the Immigration Laws can land here.—Reuter.
Manila, Jan. 24.
No word hag come from the seven Russian ships en route from Shanghai to join the five others which arrived at the Philippine Islands last Saturday. It is believed that an accident of some kind has befallen the ships, which ara known to be in a bad condition. Shipping men believe that -some of the ships became disabled and the others are towing them, which would make progress slow.
The weather in. the China Sea has been good lately, no storms being reported.
Admiral Stark was supposed to have left Bolinao to-day with the five ships for. the Mariveles Quarantine Station in Manila Bay, where they should arrive on Friday
to visit riveles probably on Governor-! General Wood expects Saturday, mice he witl confer with Admiral Stark with regard to the final disposition of the re-be e desirous of putting the ships fugees. Admiral Stark is said, to
into the Philippine Islands trade, but this requires an Act of Legislature and-probably the consent of the United States Government.—Reuter.
Manila, Jan. 25.
Five of the Russian refugee ships reached the Miariveles Quarantine Station to-day from Bolinao Cove.
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