The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-06

embezzlement, suggested to Heilpein
scheme of illegal dealings in con-
nection with the issuance of stores to
recruits, the money to be divided be-
tween the two. The first settlement
was a division of $500. Afterward
Fuller obtained $6O2, but did not di-
vide with Heilpein. The last settle
iment was in December, when S11O
was divided According to the con.
Ifession Pippin did not share in the
transaction nor did he have knowl-
edge OF the scheme.
The attorneys for Fuller and He'll
Ipeiu will make an effort tomorrow to
have the entire confession stricken
from the records. Pippin, called by
the prosecution, will take the stand
tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, June 22.-Army or
dors; Major Kensey j. Hampton, quar-
termaster, will return to San Fran
cisco, and report to the commanding
general, Department of California, for
duty as assistant to the chief quarter
master of that department.
First Lieutenant Harry l.. Morse,
coast artillery corps, now in San
Francisco, will proceed to Fort Mon.
roe for temporary duty.
Navy orders Commander J. M. Ell
,liott is detached from the Seventeenth
lighthouse district at Portland, Ore.
to command the Maryland; Midship
man w. E. Lind is detached from the
California to the Vicksburg; Ensign
r. l.. Slower is detached from the
Maryland to the Vicksburg.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-By direc
ton of the President, Captain Georg,
A. Nugent, coast artillery corps, anC
Captain George V. Moseley, Fifth Cav
ialry, are detailed as members of tn,
J. general staff corps.
Orders of June 18th, assigning Firs
- Lieutenant Robert d. Goodwin to tn
(, Fourth Infantry, and directing him t
q tain Goodwin, after completion of hi
i present. duties, will proceed by tn
e first transport sailing from Manila t
/ San Francisco and, upon arrival, r,
It port to the commanding genera
4 Western division, for duty as assii
tant to the Judge Advocate.
10 First Lieutenant Philip G. Wrigh
ii son, Twentieth Infantry, now on leav
i. at Honolulu, will report to the con
Ia handing officer of that portion of tn
n Twentieth Infantry stationed at Fol
- Shafter for assignment to duty.
-. WASHINGTON, June 27.-The SD
cial orders of April 22d, such {
relate to Colonel Charles Richard
- the medical corps, are amended so {
II to direct him to proceed to San Fra
is cisco and take the transport sailir
le for Manila about July 18th.
re Wedding Recalls Scandal.
IL SACRAMENTO, June 2S.-Colon
II Robert F. Ames of New York al
Mrs. Madeline Janney, formerly Mi
Madeline McKissick of this city, wide
of Lieutenant Janney, who shot al
killed himself in Manila about a We
ago, were married in Sacramento s
cretly on June 9th at the residence
Il. T. McKissick, an attorney. It WI
as because of the friendliness betwe
I'd Mrs. Janney and Colonel Ames tn
Lieutenant Janney killed himself al
a thereby created one of the create
&C. scandals in army circles.
&C. Colonel Ames and Mrs. Janney car
to to this city and were married secret
81 The fact that they had been Joined
wedlocl became known only tode
eff after every effort had been made
ne keep the facts from the public
he Lieutenant Janney was an ofic
le- under Colonel Ames, with headou;
20 tiers at Manila. His death occurred
al the night of March IL, 1910, on t
on evening Janney and his wife attend
TX q dinner party given by Ames. ca
or tain William II. Jordan, Jr., also