The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-25
THE MORNING
CABLE REPORT
(Conunueo rom Page one.l

NEW YORK, May 25.-Both the
President and Mr. Roosevelt declined
to make any statement regarding the
returns from the official count in
Ohio. Mr.. Taft in speech at Jersey
| City last night said: Il have a solemn
warning to give. We live in day $
when too much stress is laid upon
| externals. believe that that is the
| fault of the age. 1t would be unwise
in the highest degree to select for
the office of President of the Repub-
! lie a man of striking and powerful
! personality, who is at the same time
impatient Of all legal restraint and
protesting the most unsound views
on the constitution under which we
have lived and prospered."
Mr.. Roosevelt in one OF his addresses
yesterday said: az tell you that there
is not now left in the State of Penn
sylvania enough tricky politicians 10
put into a coalscuttle. And it is go
ing to be the same in this State"
McHarg, who has been managing
i the Roosevelt campaign in Illinois
says that the Roosevelt forces at the
coming convention will contest the
appointment of Senator Root of New
York, as the temporary chairman Of
the national convention. He announc
ed that Governor Johnson of CalifOr
ria would make an excellent substi
tute.
Representative Mckinley issued :
statement from Washington las
3, night, outlining the progress of thu
fight between President Taft, whose
, campaign he is managing, and for
b. lner President Roosevelt. He declar
=. cd that the Roosevelt supporter
"haye stopped at nothing to terroriz
the convention into nominating thei
t candidate"
Senator La Toilette is campaignin
l. through New Jersey He appears t
have recovered much of his healt
h and is putting up a hard fight. II
: will close his campaign at Paterson
Roosevelt will close his at Trenton.
Ell. PASO, Texas, May 20 TIL
= rebels in the north are completed
demoraIized by the beatings the
} have received at the hands of Ger
Il oral lluerta at the battles around RI
II Iiano. The garrison at Chihuahua ha
e mutinied and refuses to advanC
e against the federal cavalry. In tn
south the situation is still grav
r. General Zapata, the bandit chief, ye
terday forwarded a warning to Pre-
d ident Madero that, unless he resign
4 from the presidency and leaves I'll
Il capital within a week, the bandits IL
u den Zapata will attack the city.
}" General Huerta reports that MOI
than 800 rebels were killed and q
~ prisoners taken, most of whom a
more or less severely wounded H
y, erta says that he lost ten killed an
thirty-eight taken prisoners,
MAZATLAN, Mexico May 25.-Tl
United States army transport Bufol
:, arrived here last night with a numb,
;, Of refugees on board, Five Of the
-, have typhoid fever and some are n
expected to live. The captain of Il
N. transport reports that the Maxicai
DC with whom he has come in copta
have been most courteous.
" SAN FRANCISCO, May est w
CHI announced here last night that Il
an Standard Oil Company of Californ
has decided to call a meeting of Il
ic, board of directors for July go At tn
meeting the capital of the compai
ar- will be increased to $25,OOOOOO, tn
n, step is being taken in preparation T
ly the tremendous increase in ira
which the directors and manageme