The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-07-05

plotting the havoc over the entire coast
of the southern republic.
Admiral Togo will spend seventeen
days in the United States, coming
over to America after the Coronation.
, He will not come West.
Former President Castro of Vene
: zuela is in hiding at a port in Column
bia, near the Venezuelan border. 1t
, is predicted that he will attempt to
+ regain his former position
The resignation of the French minis
Try has been formally rendered Presi.
dent Fallieres, and it is likely that
b Joseph CaillluN present Minister of
8 Finance, will be called upon to form
a new cabinet
Ex- Consul-General Barlow and seve-
b .lal other Americans were held up in
r Mexico by a band of armed men call
5 ing themselves Madists and relieved
p of 10000 pesos.
Another shipping strike is to be
started. Union workers on the docks
at Liverpool obeyed the order to strike
, against the forty-six firms in the ship
t ping federation.
+. Five hundred women appeared be-
Y fore President de la Barra of Mexico
e and demanded a divorce law, Di-
vorces have never been possible in
d Mexico on account of church opposi-
ton.
The Kaiser has made personal in
> spection of the American fleet now
. at Kiel, and Rt state dinner he toast
D ed the sailors and complimented the
Z American visitors.
Lieut-General Sir Seymour John
a., Blame, a famous British soldier, who
, saw active service in India for many
o. years. has just died in London.
% The second division of the American
q. Atlantic fleet has arrived at Kiel,
Germany, for the annual review of the
" German navy. The Kaiser arrived on
H. his yacht at the same time and was
e given the official salute.
Y Sarah Bernhard has returned to
s. France after her tour of America. She
n says America has grown so in her af.
o. fections that she will probably make
It another tour in 1915.
9r John Hays Hammond, in London
If met and shook hands with General
Botha, who, while a judge in South
is africa, sentenced Hammond to death
d for his participation in the famous
N jameson raid. Hammond saved his
II life by a payment of 100000 to Presi
Sc dent Kruger.
~ Oscar Hammerstein announces thai
Is he will build one of the worlds great
est opera houses in London. He viii
s have thirty artists, a hundred musi
lie clans, 39 operas and 1000 costumes
"a German newspapers are advocating
III a new law authorizing military author
tiles to shoot down at sight any flying
~ machines or airships that pass ovel
+ Notifications.
u A mammoth statue of Venus has beer
:" unearthed during excavations near
III Rome, 1t is evidently the work of {
Greek sculptor.
A health campaign, in which the
u State, the large cities and the countr!
.. districts are taking part, is being
prosecuted in Austria.
= Royal matchmakers are busy pick
- ing a bride for the Prince of Wales
who though but seventeen, is soon tt
wed. He must choose his wife from
10 seven European princesses.
9 Londons Crystal Palace, a famous
O. amusement place, is to meet the sam
fate as Madison Square Garden 0
70 New York. 1t has been advertised 70
r. sale. Of late it has not been pay
g ing investment. 1t is worth 100000
10 English society women have gon
te in for poultry farming to a large eX
Ie tent, the fashion being originally Sc
by former Queen Alexandra.
is NJ Xavier Paoli, the famous Frencl
IS police commissary, who travelled 70
IN years Will 10y any has WllllSu du IL
as teresting book of his experiences. H
Id eXplodes the myth of the attachmen
On Of King Leopold for the famous dane
lis er Cleo Merode.
ia 1t is said that Maxine Elliott ha
an converted David Lloyd-George an
ok Winston Churchill, both English cab
net ministers, to the suffrage cause.
u Samuel Slater, millionaire woole
EN- manufacturer, who, seven years ag
RS, married one of the girls who worke
as in his factory, is to secure a divorc
C. from her. He has lived in Paris fc
er, many years.
ar John Redmond, the Irish leader, in
Of recent article, declared that Irelan
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