The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-27
LATEST NEWS auLLErIN.

Originating on the day the steamer
sailed.)
The Princess Clementine, wife OF
Prince Victor Napoleon, gave birth to
a daughter at Brussels. The princess
is daughter Of the late King Leo
pold.
]. p Morgan has given 100000 to
the Peabody College for Teachers 10.
Gated at Nashville. Tenn.
Ellen Pitheld, the suffragette who
attempted to set fire to the general
postofIice in London, has been sen.
fenced to six months in Jail.
Kate Carew," a writer, is seeking
divorce from her husband, Harrie
Kellett Chambers, a dramatist, who
wrote The Right to Be Happy"
The governors Of Washington, Mon
tana and Idaho are in San Francisco
at present engaged in picking out a
fair site for their respective state
buildings. The governor Of Nevada
is due tomorrow on the same errand.
Mrs. B. NJ. Carson, a wealthy San
Francisco women, who was detained
in New York by the customs officials
because of her effort to smuggle in
many jewels, hung herself from the
window of the room in the Waldorf
Astoria hotel.
La Toilette, angry at the double
cross given him by Governor Johnson
of California, is coming to the Coast
on the eve of the May primaries to
wage hot war on Johnson and the
Roosevelt movement.
To prevent the removal of many
American families to Canada, Champ
Clark is in favor Of making the home
stead laws in this country as easy as
possible that legitimate settler may
have no difficulty in securing land.
Every electric line in Oakland, Ala
media and Berkeley, with the excep-
ton of Southern Pacific holdings, has
been merged into one $2S,OOO,OOO cor
poration by F. NJ. Smith, the largest
stakeholder.
Madame Calve, caught by the eli
mates lure, says she is going to set
tie down in San Francisco and open
school of operate singing in the
near future.
A Belgian minel has been arrested
in Southern California for killing two
women in a lonely mining camp on
the desert. These women backed him
in his mining ventures and accom-
panied him to the gold country. He
killed them and took all their saw
ings,
DIR. p. S. Bovard, former San Fran
cisco doctor, outwitted the Mexican
rebels during one night and escaped
with his wife and child from Torren.
The party was protected by a rebel
chief who attended the University of
California some years ago where he
met DR.. Bovard.
The determination Of the United
States not to allow munitions of war
to be shipped into Mexico will throw
$4,000 Mexican miners out of work
because of their inability to get dyna-
mite to use in their mine work.
San Francisco suffragists want po-
! licewomen and are preparing to petit
ton the board of police commissioners
to appoint a few, "coppesses" to their
beats.
Two big fleets are bound for the
Philippines from the United States,
one for service in Chinese waters the
other for Philippine service. Great
Britain and the United States are
openly preparing to oppose Russia
and Japan in the Chinese crisis.
Four men blew open a safe and
robbed the express car on a passen
ger train near Corinth, Miss. The
passengers were not molested.
1t is reported nat Benjamin Alt
man of New York has purchased two
important Velasquez portraits from
the Duveens, paying in excess of 81,
100000. If true this is the highes
prices ever paid for two paintings.
Because women's voices soothe thu
insane more quickly than mems, al
male nurses have been replaced will
women at the California hospital TO
the insane.
Mrs. Blanche Carson, a wealthy SAL
Francisco widow, has been arrested
in New York by customs officials TO
trying to smuggle jewels into thi
country worth $4,000.
A yearling steer weighing 1OS
pounds, exhibited at he Pacific North
west Livestock Associations recen
show, sold for S1296. or at the rat
of $12O a pound.
The wife of Edward Russell Tho
mas of New York, millionaire banke
and turfman, has brought suit for d
vorce. Naturally another woman,
\ beautiful actress named "Teddy" &C
rard, is mentioned in the suit.