The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-06-13
WORLD'S NEWS
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feCtiVe Sherman act VIII DO no gOou'
Mary Mannering, the actress, di-
vorced wife of James K. Hackett,
has been married to Frederick E.
Wadsworth, a Michigan millionaire.
Mrs. Wadsworth will retire from the
stage if she can get a release from
her contract.
Attention, w. c. T. U! Three mil
lion gallons of beer were consumed
in Chicago during three days of re.
cent excessive heat. This is nearly
one-nalf gallon daily for every man,
woman and child in the city.
Suffragettes in New York have or
ganized a navy, and will travel the
length of the Erie canal in a house
boat addressing audiencesN on Votes
for Women" at every town on the
/ line of the canal.
The famous Hotel Victoria in New
York has been sold for $5,O00,OO0
and will be torn down to be replaced
with a business structure.
! The Santa Fe and Frisco railroads
have entered into a traffic agreement
which will connect New Orleans with
San Francisco, competing with the
Southern Pacific Sunset line.
'Fraudulently exaggerated" pros
pectuses have resulted in a mail
fraud order being issued against the
Haiwee Pacific Oil Company of Oak
land, Cal
A great civic demonstration will
be given in Baltimore to Archbishop
Gibbons, the primate Of the Roman
Catholic church in America 1t will
mark the fiftieth anniversary of his
priesthood, the twenty-ifth of his
cardinalate.
Mrs. L. S. Berg, wife of the presl-
dent of the New Orleans, Mobile and
Chicago Railway was killed in a
wreck in Minnesota on the Sault Ste.
Marie road. Her husband was in
jured, but will probably recover.
President Taft has sent a personal
note to Elihu Root, Senator from
New York, politely Gliding him for
blocking tactics tending to prevent
the passage of the Canadian reci-
procity bill.
President Taft in a speech in Chi
cago said that the Interests" were
trying to block the Canadian reel
procity agreement with hostile
amendments, but that the people ap-
proved the amendments.
Several people were killed anil
many injured when a passenger
train on the Minneapolis, st. Paul
and Sault Ste. Marie railroad went
into a ditch as result of washouts.
The graduating class of the Annap-
oils Naval Academy have, during the
last five months, received detailed
instructions regarding the navy and
the resources of Japan.
"If I could go back to the British
Isles in fifty years I'm convinced !
should find the British Isles being
governed by women" declares Ger
trude Atherton, the authoress.
Elizabeth Shipper Green, the illus
traitor. is to marry-thereby break
ing an agreement she had with Jes.
sic Wilcox Smith, a famous illustra
tor. and Viola Oakley, a sculptor -
that neither of them should marry.
]. N. Bren, cashier and account
ant of the University of Minnesota
has been arrested for embezzling
$4,000 of the university money. He
claims he was robbed of the money
in a holdup.
= Judge Gary, of the Steel Trust, ex
, planned on the witness stand how
the Steel Trust, with Morgan
averted the panic in 1907, and salt
that the purchase of the Tennessee
Coal and Iron Company saved bank
from ruin.
William R. Hearst has sued Col
lier's Weekly for 100000 libel OF
account of an article by Will Irwin
:, in which it is said that the Ney
York Journal editorial columns wer
sold to heavy theatrical advertisers
h For the first time in thirty year
the United States postofice depart
ment is self-supporting, and $4,000
900 set aside from the public fund
for postofiice use has been returne
to the national treasury.
Fifteen rich Boston society girl
have given up the pleasures and rec
reations of the rich to become Sc
Element workers.
, President Lovett, of the souther
Pacific, announces that the railroa
will be double-tracked between ON;
ho MI hin 6v