The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-04-24
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steamer sailed)
Harry Atwood, aviator, is endeavor-
ing to arrange with the Navy Depart
ment for a cruiser to accompany him
on his attempted fight across the At
lantic next summer.
Julia Sanderson," actress, has
brought suit for divorce against her
husband, Tod Sloan, the once famous
jockey.
The Italian squadron in creating a
diversion enabled a large force of
Italian troops to land on the coast
of Libya and occupy an important
strategic position without the loss of
man. The Turks were outwitted,
Allison V. Armour had the German
Emperor on board his yacht at Corfu
las his guest of honor at luncheon.
Another great fire in Toxic burned
10000 houses. 1t is not known yet
how many women and children were
killed
Ned Greenway, social leader of San
Francisco for many years, has an
hounced his probable retirement from
bthst position owing to an injury to
his knees which will probably pre-
vent his dancing again.
Professional card sharpeTs won over
/ $4,000 from passengers on the last
trip of the steamship Olympic.
! DR.. Ira Remsen suddenly rendered
his resignation as president of Johns
Hopkins University. He will still re-
tain his professorship of chemistry,
Sidna Allen and Wesley Edwards,
last of the feudists being hunted by
| the government for the courthouse
murders in Virginia, are believed to
have escaped into North Carolina.
Tired of fighting the city for years,
the United Railroads of San Fran.
cisco has surrendered most of the con-
tested points and is willing to work
in harmony for the good of the city
and themselves.
1t is reported that Chiriqui Peak in
Panama has erupted and killed hun
hreds of people and destroyed many
Indian villages.
Miss Lucy Stebbins has been ap
pointed dean of women at the Univer
sity of California to succeed Miss
Lucy Sprague, resigned.
Sir Henry Blosse, who was reported
missing from San Francisco yester
day, has been discovered in Los An
geles. After spending the afternoon
in the Palace Hotel barroom getting
ready, he suddenly left on a fishing
trip without notifying his wife.
There is considerable difficulty IN
assembling the new coalition cabinet
dn China, the Representatives from the
South fearing to go to Pekin. The
factions still continue to make con
siderable trouble.
The State Department has demand
ed the immediate release of an Amer
can citizen who was thrown in jai
lat Jiminez by Orozco without charge
I Maine is said to be for Roosevelt
but the delegates will not be instruct
ed
The schooner Americana arrived a
San Francisco from Newcastle will
the captain missing. He was killed a
Icaa nv tho Tonapasa cooIy The orou
testify to the brutality of the captain
and declare the killing was done il
.self-defense.
For shielding their embezzlinl
clerks a number Of Federal judges will
shortly face impeachment proceeding
in the House of Representatives.
The government seized over $4,000
worth of opium yesterday in San Fran
cisco It has been kept in a bonded
warehouse for over three years, anC
"a hard battle was fought to proven
the confiscation of the drug.
{ The War Department is urging Con
gress to appropriate $3,5OO,OOO to use
in erecting permanent barracks in tn,
Canal zone, for housing three regi
'ments of infantry, one squadron o
cavalry, one battalion of mountain ar
Itillery and twelve companies OF coas
artillery
I Anna Held, the actress, has brough
suit for divorce against her HUSBAND
Florence Ziegfeld, Jr., the theatrica
magnate.
An immense tidal wave swept thu
southern shores of Lake Erie. Con
siderable damage was done to ship
ping but no lives were lost.
II is reported at the War Depart
ment that Brigadier General Clarence
r. Edwards will be promoted to tn
major generalship made vacant by tn
death of Grant.
Roosevelt won the Pennsylvani
primaries by overwhelming MAORI
ties. He will probably get sixty-tw
of the seventy-two delegates Wood
row Wilson easily defeated Cham