Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-20
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The time in which Samuel Com
pers. Frank Morrison and John Nit
cheIL respectively president, secre'
tary-treasurer and vice-president Of
the American Federation of Labor,
may file appeals from their contempt
of court sentences, was today extend
ed from October l to November l.
At a range of nearly 1--WE miles, the
Sixty-seventh Company, Coast Artil-
lery, Lieut.. r. E. Lee commanding,
yesterday made a record when the
battery fired the Pinch barbette guns
at Winfield Scott.
A floating target was demolished at
one shot About sixteen shots were
fired in a heavy mist, but despite this
handicap very good results were OBJ
tanned. .
There will be no strike of Canadian
Pacific Railroad telegraphers. The
men have been given satisfactory con-
cessions by the company, including a
IL per cent. increase in pay, like
raise for overtime work and a reduc-
ton in hours OF work.
"A march of liberty. is the latest
demonstration planned by the suffrag-
cites of London The start is to be
made early in October, and the route
will be from London to Edinburgh.
A quarantine against practically all
fruits and many vegetables from Ha-
wall, on account of the Mediterranean
fruit fly, has just been proclaimed by
the Department of Agriculture, effec-
tive Immediately.
California producers urged protec-
ton against the pest, and the Hawai-
ian producers gave notice they had
no objection to the quarantine.
Pirates who had planned to seize
the steamer Kwal Ping while she was
bound for Heung Shan, on the mouth
of the West river, were thwarted to-
day by the arrival of a warship. On
board the Kwal Ping several confed-
crates of the pirates were found fully
armed. They were arrested.
The Socialist demonstration in Blu
dapest, Hungary, according to a dis
patch to the Daily Mail, was serious
affair. The rioters used their revolv-
ers against the police and smashed
all the street lamps, putting thewhole
quarter in darkness. They piled tram
cars high with combustibles and made
huge bonfires.
State Senator Timothy d. CORY
Dollar') Sullivan, who has been in
i'll health for some time, is said to
have collapsed at his wife's funeral
yesterday and is reported tonight to
be in serious condition.
The Senator has been suffering from
nervous breakdown and diabetes.
No request for extradition of Col.
Pasqual Orozco Sr. or any of the other
Mexican instructors captured on
United States soil has been received
by the State Department, nor has the
Mexican embassy been instructed to
apply for warrants.
Aviation apparently is to revolu-
tionize warfare. An official announce
ment was issued at Cambridge, Eng,
today that the army maneuvers had
been abandoned and that a military
conference would be held here to adj
Judge the results and explain suspen-
sion of operations.
For the last three days the Nicara-
guam government forces have been at
lacking Masaya, the southern head
quarters of the revolutionary army,
about twenty miles from the capital.
The troops have succeeded in reach
ing the outskirts Of the city, forcing
the rebels to retire to the fortress
on Barranca HILL
A formal statement from Governor
John Dix, declaring that he has not
been asked to withdraw as candi-
date for denomination and has no such
intention, is the latest development
in the New York State political stu
alton.
Striking street car men started a
serious riot at Superior, Wis, yester,
day, in which thirty persons were In
jured, some of them seriously. Six
cars were wrecked by the strikers and
their sympathizers. .'>-:
The legislative council today pub.
lished a resolution declaring it de.
sirable that the government take &C
ton to prevent the United States beef
combination or its agents from OBJ
tanning a foothold in the Common
wealth and also requesting the gov
eminent to pass necessary legislation
to that end.
Formal accantance of the reSipna.