The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-05-31
CONDENSED NEWS
ConLInued from paFe III

Itluheu 10 i've WllU MIN Wh'u she ulS.
covered that he had another wife un.
divorced. Mungrosc was captured.
aud showed no sign Of remorso for
the deed.
Andrew Carnegie celebrated his AN.
nual departure for Europe by the pen.
soning of Maggie Anderson, Scotch
servant who has been in his service
for 20 years.
It is reported that the young widow
Of John j. Astor will contest the will
His first wife also is dissatisfied be.
cause of the insufficient sum OF S..
100000 which was left to her daugh.
ter, Muriel Aston.
1cecream peddlers have been barred
from Sleetwood, Pa, on Sunday morn
ings. Pennies intended for the Sun
day school collection-plate often go
to enrich the hokey-pokey men
The twelfth international congress
of navigation has opened in Philadel-
phia.
Governor Dix of New York is study
ing German methods of utilizing pris-
ON labor for forest conservation. He
is at present in the Black Forest
where that system is in force
Three students of the General The
illogical seminary of New York have
openly changed their faith and have
left that Protestant Episcopal school
to prepare for the priesthood Of the
Roman Catholic church.
American jewellers are aroused to
action by the increase in the SNUG
Cling of gems into this country.
Through the national protective as
sociation they intend to prosecute all
smugglers with the utmost vigor.
A German nobleman, Henry Spruck
Won Armenthal, shot himself in his
room in a Chicago hotel A photo
graph of Mrs. Frances Rosenblatt,
niece of the late Nelson Morris, mil
lionaire packer, was found on the
body. He committed suicide because
of drink which had lost him the
finest woman in the world"
President Taft has sent the Senate
the nomination of Captain Frank f.
Beatty to the rank of rear admiral
Col. Asa Bird Gardiner has pro-
posed that the British flag be raised
and saluted at the battery in New
York on the occasion of the centen-
ary of the war of 1912. The sugges-
ton is opposed by the patriotic So
cieties of the country.
The will of J. ]. Aston was adj
mitted to probate in New York and
the special guardians dismissed with
fee Of $25 each.
Mirandy Martin, a Boston spinster,
won a case against the street railway
company which argued that in de-
scending from the car she should have
raised her skirt and thus avoided a
sand plunser in which her skirt
caught. The court decided that nc
woman is compelled to lift her skirt
If not so inclined.
Eugenia Kelly, New York school
girl for whom the fortune of the late
Edgar Kelly is piling up, appealed
to the court for an allowance OF $lO'
900 a year, $4,000 being entirely insuf
hcient for pin-money. The Judge
agreed.
The fishing schooner Mary P. Gou'
lart will race the Mary F. Sears on
the grand banks in an attempt to lif'
$1,000 in bank notes from the boom
of the latter. The money has been
placed there by Captain Sears in de
fance of the captain Of the Mary P
GoulGrt,
In a bitter denunciation of Theo'
dofe Roosevelt, Taft. before Cincin
natl audience, likcEei him to Louis
XIV who declared; The state-I am
it."
b. ]. Flannery, president of the In
ternational Brotherhood of Freight
Handlers, has ordered out on strike
all the freight handlers to the south
and northwest of Chicago.
DR.. Allen Gorton of New York. an
octogenarian, is the proud father Of
/ twins.
Both Roosevelt and Taft claim TO
be highly elated at the result OF the
Ohio primaries. There is much talk
of a third party candidate. 1t is sai(
that La Toilette will run as an In
dependent progressive" candidate
whether Roosevelt or Taft be nom
! mated.
Marie Purtz, a young German CIR
who has been living in Philadelphia
was spirited away from that port Of
a tramp steamer, and is now at tn
mercy of 48 seamen and two German