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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-02-12

By the will of Caroline Neustader,
widow of a wealthy San Francisco
manufacturer, over 100000 has
been bequeathed to charity. Half of
the sum will be used to build model
homes for tenants of moderate means.
Abe Ruef, who has been kept in
communicate for thirty days for
smuggling tootsome dantles into his
cell, will have his prison privileges
restored next week.
The highest tides of the season did
thousands of dollars damage by de-
stroying piers around Santa Monica
bay, where are located many Los An
geles summer tourists.
Lincoln Steffens, author, is one of
four heirs to the 100000 estate of
his father, who recently died in Sac
ramento, Cal.
The Southern Pacific railroad has
brought suit against John d. Spree.
els and A. B. Spreckels to recover
$3,OOO,OO0 advanced toward building
the San Diego to Yuma railroad
The Portland Rose Festival Asso-
citation has proposed changing the
name of Mt. Rainier to Mr. Jim Hill,
in honor of the railroad man and
empire builder"
Claude Cashier Perier, son of a for
mer president of France, is in San
Francisco to study the shipping stu
alton for his government with refer
ence to establishing French lines run
ming through the Panama canal.
Following authentic reports that
some great gold fields have been un-
covered in Bolivia, steady stream of
miners is pouring through San Fran
cisco on its way to the southern re-
public
The California war of Chinese tongs
which began in San Jose and shifted
to San Francisco, is now being COR
tinued in interior towns, with Mays
vile as the storm center.
Warrants have been issued by the
grand jury of Fairbanks, Alaska, for
a long list of Seattle fnanciers con.
cerned in the wrecking of an Alaskan
bank. Charges are made of embez.
element and perjury
| A warrant has been sworn out for
the arrest of Alexander Keay, for.
mer city treasurer of Washington, on
a charge of embezzling $4,000
The cruiser New Orleans has ar
rived at Seattle after four years serv
ice in Asiatic waters Most of the en-
listed men paid off received approxi
mately $1,000. A large number re
ceived more than $4,000
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department interfered, as the conces-
sion would be a violation of the Mon
roe doctrine.
Martial law has been proclaimed in
Lisbon, Portugal, and troops are on
guard everywhere while the strikers
are rioting.
With seven lepers aboard, a broken
down British sloop is wandering about
the Caribbean Sea, being refused en-
try at ports of call on account of the
dreaded disease.
A German squadron will probably
be sent to American waters this year
to return the visit made last June By
a division of the North Atlantic fleet.
1t is expected that the Kaiser's third
son, Adelbert, will accompany the
fleet.
Former King Manuel and the Portu-
guese pretender, Don Miguel, have
become reconciled.
Antonio Maura, former Spanish pre-
mier and leader of the conservative
party, predicts the fall Of the Spanish
throne.
The after half of the sunken battle
ship Maine has been raised in Havana
harbor. This uninjured section of the
hull will be saved
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estltution from young Morgan.

restitution from young Morgan.
Edwin Hawley, one of Americas
greatest railroad builders and a one
time rival of E. H. Hartman, died in
New York at the age of sixty-one
years.
The annual income of New York
from all sources has almost reached
the half-billion mark.
Edward Tildon, president of the Ma
tional Packing Company recently ate
breakfast of alfalfa pancakes. He
predicts that in five years alfalfa flour
will be in common use, at which time
wheat will drop to fifty cents a
bushel.
owen Johnson, novelist and play
wright, son of the editor of the Cen
fury Magazine, has married Esther
Cobb of San Francisco, concert
singer
over one hundred thousand Bos-
toniars greeted Cardinal OConnell on
his return from Rome as the first
prince of the church to reside in New
! England
Kentuckys proposed anti-tipping
law has passed the lower house by a
vote of 59-7 The bill provides a fine
for tipping walters and porters
Blackbirds carrying infection from
the south are responsible for the
death of many Kentucky horses from
disease akin to pellagra.
Secretary of the Navy Meyer Sc
verely condemns the action of the
democratic caucus in eliminating the
! two new battleships for this year. He
calls it government by snap judg.
ment"
Chicago business men have started
fund to provide street corner police
men with hot coffee in the winter
months and lemonade in the summer
Washington society girls have taken
up a new fad, that of painting from
living models.
The wife of travelling salesman
living in New York city received
package from messenger boy which
shortly after exploded, instantly kill
ing her 1t was an Internal machine
the police have no clues so far.
A sepcial steamer will be chartered
to take the American Olympic team
and friends to Stockholm for the
Olympic games next June.
There is every indication that the
state department will resist any at
tempt of the British government tc
assert sovereignty over Palmyra Is
land.
All but two of the textile mills o.
Lawrence, Mass, have resumed opera
lions after the great strike of the
last two weeks
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Fine Job Printing, Star orace.
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PHE WORLDS NEWS Condensed
Especial mail report Star from San FranciscO)

Con.suelo, Duchess of Marlborough,
formerly Miss Vanderbilt, is planning
a brilliant social season to re-establish
herself at court. Since her separa-
ton from the Duke she has been per-
soma mongrata at court.
Civil war veterans in the customs
service in San Francisco, whose sal
aries were lowered, have started a
fight which will be carried to Con-
gress if necessary.
Col. Cocktails, engineer in charge
of the Panama Canal, says the canal
will be open on January /, 1915
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EASTERN NEWS.
Originating east of the Mississippi
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Originating east of the Mississippi
River)
The Hamburg-American liner Ale
gheny sank off Cape Henry after "a
collision with the British steamer
Pomeran. No lives were lost.
Miss Lois Edmonds, eleven years
old, who defeated 400 other contest
ants for the title of Iowa's champion
bread-maker, has left for Washington
to bake a loaf of bread for President
Taft. She is accompanied by the ten
champion contrasting school boys Of
Iowa.
Lieutenant General Sir Robert
Baden Powell, founder of the boy scout
movement, has arrived in New York
city.
James Eads How of st. Louis, mil
lionaire hopo,- has called a conven-
ton of the hobos of the country at
Cincinnati in defiance of the order Of
the mayor of that city.
The New York Chamber of Com
merce recommends a toll of 81 per
ton on Panama Canal tonnage, 1t is
said that American vessels cannot be
favored in the matter Of tolls without
abrogating some treaties existing with
Great Britain.
Police have made vain efforts to
catch the writer of a letter demand
ing 100000 from j. p. Morgan Jr. The
writer claimed to have lest all his
money in Wall street and demanded
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WESTERN NEWS.
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River)
Sixty Kansas counties have been
completely organized by the suffra,
gists and the political standing of
every man in Kansas will be regis
tered at suffragist headquarters.
During the hunting season twelve
persons were killed on account of
hunting accidents in Western Wash
ington.
A nervy robber walked into the
Winchester Hotel in San Francisco
just before daylight, held up the en-
tire office force, and got away with
$780,
The California state superintendent
of banks has discovered that there
has been collision between many of
the county treasurers and banks of
the state which has resulted in a loss
of interest to the state of approx
mately $25O,OOO.
Two deaths and five serious i'll
nesses have resulted from trichinosis
contracted by persons living in Santa
Clara, Cal.
tong war has broken out among
the Chinese of San Jose and San
Francisco over slave girl. Two Chi
nese have already been killed and
three wounded
A Mexican murderer in Santa Bar
bara begged the court to sentence him
to death instead of life Imprisonment,
because he said the faces of the two
men he killed haunted him at night.
He was given life Imprisonment.
The Astoria centennial committee
will present the largest flag pole in
the world to the Panama Pacific eX-
position The stick is 23O feet long.
With the stick goes an enormous flag.
As a result of a feud between San
Francisco white boys and Chinese
boys, an American school boy was
shot and killed by Chinese gun
man.
The city of San Francisco enter.
tanned the incoming and outgoing pas
sengers of the steamship Cleveland
with au automobile ride around the
city, which included an inspection Of
the exposition site and the witness
ing of a full-dress parade at the Pre-.
sidio
Labor unions of San Francisco are
Opposing the merger of the Home and
the Pacific telephone systems because
it will throw many men out of work.
1t is claimed there are 10000 men
out of work in San Francisco.
Judge Lawlor of San Francisco has
put the bucket-shops out of business
by decision which holds them to be
illegal.
Mrs Guadoloupe d. Blinn, widow of
a Mexican land owner, has won a
100000 suit in Los Angeles, win
ming the title to hundreds of thou
sands of acres of land in Lower Cali
fornia.
James Boyd, one-time millionaire
and business partner Of Thomas Lip
ton, his just died pauper miner in
Colorado. Years ago he gave his en-
tire fortune to his wife, who became
a dissolute.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
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States)

(Origiating Outside of the United
States)
1t is said that King George has Off
cially limited that the recent death of
his brother-inlaw, the Duke of Fife,
shall not be allowed to mar the com
ing London social season.
Count Buch of Vienna has petit
toned the court to allow him $4,000
from his sequestered estate in order
that he may go to America aud cap
ture an heiress.
Fifteen thousand blueiackets will
be added to the Germany navy if the
naval bill just introduced passes the
Reichstag.
The Marquis of Queensbury, who Is
about to remove to Chicago, claims
that he had been ruined by London
loan sharks, to whom he has paid
over 100000.
Count Boni is reyenging himself ON
his former wife, Anna Gould, by get
ting his titled friends to hold recep-
lions on the same days she holds hers,
as consequence of which the Ducn-
osse de Tallyrand's receptions are un-
attended.
When all but final arrangements
had been made to turn over most o,
Lower California to Japanese capital
lists for fishing concession, the state