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5asftsr, bon Reabing Roab, aeriet6
gsiteru Rahmittns auf Der StraBe por
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SHr bic Seier beS oiamantencn Jubi.
laums oes ct. 9IlDpiins @aiIeu-
0ereins.

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
Off fol Canal Zone.

CHICAGO, December 2l.-(By Asso-
ciated Press Cable)--One of the most
sensational discoveries in the annals of
crime in Chicago was made by the
police here today when they discovered
the existence of highly organized
robber band in one of the most fash
ionable apartment houses on the Lake
front.
The officers arrested four men and
four women, believed to be guilty of
the murder of ]. II. Logue, one of the
wealthiest diamond merchants in this
city, killed some time ago under most
mysterious circumstances.
Following the arrest police searched
the house and discovered eighty eight
pounds of high percentage dynamite,
two quarters of nitroglycerin, six auto
matte pistols and the most complete
cracksman's outfit that has come into
their possession in many years. There
was more than $1,000 in loot of one
kind or another found in the house as
we'll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
nav redernl wireless Telegraph. J

DENVER, Colorado, December 81
Especial to The Advertiser)-Mayor
Henry j. Arnold was cited for contempt
of court this morning by District
Judge Greeley A. Whiteford, because
the mayor ignored the court S order and
paid the members of the fire and police
departments their salaries when the
payroll was not approved by the civil
service commission.
The approach of Christmas was the
reason he advanced for his action.
At the meeting of the civil service
commission yesterday, Mayor Arnold
demanded that the board approve the
payroll subject to it being sent to the
fire and police board. The commission
then signed the payroll under protest
and warrants were Immediately drawn
up by the city auditor, then the com.
mission appealed to Judge Whiteford
with the result that the mayor was cited
for contempt of court,
Mayor Arnold will appear Christmas
Eve and show cause why he should not
be sentenced for contempt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
tnr Federal wlrele.s Telegraph. }

LONDON, December 20.-(Special to
The Advertiser) = Prince Arthur of
Connaught, representing the King and
Queen, and many other notables, and
three thousand Americans, at noon to-
day attended the memorial services to
the late Whitelaw Reid in Westminster
Abbey here.
The gathering included all the Brit,
ish cabinet officers, the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Bishop of London, the
Lord Mayor and the entire diplomatic
corps.
A gun carriage bore the casket to
Westminster On top of the casket lay
a wreath sent by the King and Queen
After memorial services the body
was taken to Portsmouth, under the
escort of Coldstream Guards and q
guard of honor from Victoria Station
The body was taken aboard the British
cruiser Natal this evening, the vessel
sailing tomorrow forenoon for New
York. The widow and Ogden Reid, his
son, viii sail for America on the
steamer Campania, Tuesday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
lRr Eedcrnl wireIes. Te,evranh. !,

WASHINGTON, December 90
Especial to The Advertiser -Army or
ders: Lieut.. Col. Benjamin Rinkle, re-
tired, is relieved from duty with the
Ohio Militia, to take effect January 10.
Capt. William T. Patton. infantry,
will go to Latterman Hospital for treat
ment at San Francisco.
Lieut.. Col. Charles Penrose is re
lieved from assignment to the Tween
tieth Infantry and will report to com
manding officer of the Philippine di
vision for duty.
Navy orders:
Real Admiral G. J. Badger, aide fol
inspections to the commander in CHIEF
of the Atlantic fleet, January 4.
Capt. F. K. Chill, chief of the Allan
tic fleet, to command the New Jersey.
Lieut.. C. c. Gill, staff commander o,
first division Atlantic fleet, to the Ala
bama.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
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rs, Federal Wireless Telegraph. ,

WASHINGTON, December 20. -
Especial to The Advertiser) = occupa-
tion of a portion of Mexico by United
States troops within a month, unless
President Madero accepts at once a
new ultimatum issued by President
Taft, is admitted to be more than a
ment officials.
The state department admits that
efforts to reach a friendly adjustment
of the outrages against American life
and property in Mexico have failed,
and both President Taft and Secretary
of State Knox recognize the time has
come to act.
Madero's reply to Taft's demand for
redress, received December IA, angered
the President and before leaving last
night for Panama he penned a curt
demand to Madero in which severe
threats were made.
In his answer to Taft's former de-
mand. Madero intimated that the
Americans slain in Mexico deserved tc
be left to their fate, that Americans
would not be paid indemnity for prop
erty destroyed, and that the Mexican
government practically is unable tt
keep order in the country.
The crisis with Mexico follows 6
long series of diplomatic exchanges
and the new Itimatum makes it plair
that Washington is no longer going tx
temporize with the situation.
Unless Madero has given satisfactor!
response by the time President TAT
returns from Panama, he will ask con
gress to authorize the following de
mands:
First: The dropping of the neutral
ity bars between the United State
and Mexico, thereby enabling revolu
tionists to secure arms. This move, l
is believed, would encompass the fal
of Madero.
Second The seizure of portion o
Mexican territory and the blockadin
of Mexican ports.
The move against Madero follows
series of conferences between Taft
Knox and Wilson, American ambasss
dor to Mexico, who all agree that tn
Madero government is hopelessly in
potent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
PRESIDENT TAFT is TO
MAKE HOME NEAR YALE

NEW HAVEN, Connecticut, Decem-
Der 2O.-(By Associated Press Cable)
President Taft will take up his resi-
dence in this city permanently as soon
after Inauguration as possible, accord
ing to announcement that has been
made here today. This step is taken by
the President because of his acceptance
of the offer he has received from Yale
University to fiji the chair of constitu-
tonal law here. 1t is probable that the
Taft family will move here some time
next summer, in order to get settled be-
fore the college year opens.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24

The Crown Prince has been, says the
rumor, mixing up in the political tangle
brought about by the war in the Bal
kans. He is insisting that the Triple
Alliance, headed by Germany, intervene
at once, and halt the march of the Ser
vians to the Adriatic. He is said to
have expressed himself contemptuously
at the behavior of Austria, declaring
that "she was afraid to act alone"
His Majesty, on the other hand, is in
sisting that the Crown Prince keep out
of politics, both national and interna-
tional, and it is said will order the
young man into retirement.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
nv Federal wireless relerrnnh y

PARIS, December 2l.-(Special to
The Advertiser) AN aeroplane COLI,
'ion in mid.air today, near Paris, i'm
)eriled the life of ophile Delcasse,
'rench minister of marine, and two
viators. Monsieur Delcasse was max
ing the flight as a passenger ON board a
monoplane plotted by George Collar.
deau when another machine assembled
and the two aeroplanes started maneu-
vering. The false movement of lever
aused them TO come violently into col.
lision and the two machines interlock.
cd and crashed to earth.
Both of Delcasse's legs were frac
tured and his collarbone broken, while
the pilot of the other aeroplane was in
iured fatally The collision occurred
at a low altitude.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
Try Federal wireless Photography

LONDON, December 21.-(Special 70
The Advertiser dispatch in the
Daily Telegraph, from Vienna, reports
that there is serious anti.dynasty agl.
tation in Montenegro, arising out Of
the lack of success of the Montenegrin
army besiging Scutari, in addition to
the loss of six thousand men, including
many of the officers belonging to the
best families in the kingdom.
"The King himself took command
of the troops at the last moment,
the correspondent continues, "hopine
to associate his name with the fall OF
Scutari and thus strengthen the dynas
ty, but the seige has failed and the
position of the besiegers is worse thar
that of the besieged."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
GOMPERS IN CONFERENCE
WITH PRESlDENT-ELECT

TRENTON, New Jersey, December
90 - (By Associated Press Cable)-
Samuel Gompers, head Of the American
Federation of Labor, held long con-
ference with President elect Wilson
this morning, at the Governor man
sion. Questioned by reporters after the
conference, neither Mr.. dompers nor
Mr.. Wilson would make any statement
regarding the nature Of their talk. All
Gompers would say WIS that ho had
found the next President exceeding
ly attentive 20 what" be had TO say.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
tBy Federal wireless Telegram !

NEW YORK, December 2l-(SpeciaI
to The Advertiser) -Charged with
fraudulent use Of the mails, Frank w
ShumakeF, president of the Storing De
benmre Company; Harry II. Platt Sam
uel u. Findlay, Edward a. Barron, vii
bur NJ. Stone and Sidney Rosenbaum
are under arrest here. Investors were
invited TO send money 10 the Storing
Debenture Company. The Investment
called for purchase Of stock in the Ok
ford Linen Nils, with which the men
aTe said 10 have had no connection,
The promoters are said 10 have made
more than 81 100000 yeany from then
venture.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
Especial cables to Hawaii shinpo)

NopSCldl OdUltb W Hawaii
TOXIC, December 40.--The new cab
met under Premier Prince Katsura is
organized at last. The members of the
cabinet are as follow:
Premier, Prince Taro Katsura.
Minister of Treasury, Reijiro Wa
katsuki.
Minister of Agriculture and Com
merce, Kiyoshi Nakashoji.
Minister of Communication, Baron
Shimpei Goto.
Minister of Foreign Affairs, not de-
cided yet.
Minister of Home Affairs, viscount
Kanetake oura.
Minister of Law, Itaru Matsumuro.
Minister of War, Lieut. Yasu-
tsuna Ktyasu.
Minister of Navy, Baron Admiral
Minoru Saito.
Minister of Education, Kamori shi-
bata (holdover).
The installation ceremony will be
held tomorrow in the palace.
Refuses 10 Accept.
TOXIC, December 20.-Baron Saito,
who is reappointed as the minister of
the navy, has refused to accept the
position.
High Palace oflcials.
TOXIC, December 20.-As Prince
Katsura, who was the keeper of the
privy seal and the grand chamberlain
to the Mikado, has resigned from these
important offices to become the pre-
mier, Prince Sadanaru Fushim is APP
pointed as keeper of the privy seal, and
Major General Prince Takatsukasa, II
court noble, is appointed as grand
chamberlain.
Premier Katsura has decided to hold
the office of minister of foreign affairs
temporarily.
Bows to Will of Emperor.
TOXIC, December 2O.-Baron Ad-
miral Saito, who once refused the ac-
ceptance of the reappointment as min
lister of the navy, was commanded to
remain by the Emperor today.
In obedience to the Imperial COM
mand, the Baron finally accepted the
position.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24

LONDON, December 90. = Especial to
The Adyertiser) - A sensation was
created in the house Of commons, this
afternoon, over the retirement of Vice
Admiral Sir Francis c. Bridgemau from
the position OF first sea lord of the
British admiralty.
Admiral Lord Charles Beresford, who
Is member Of tho house, and Winston
Churchill, first lord of the admiralty
rayiled each other 10 the utmost limit
allowed In the British parliament
- Back stairs methods, - "Bribes and
threats, gross Institutions, aud stalk
ing. Rere sumo of the choice phrases
exchanged.
Lord Beresferd charged Nf. Churchill
with pnfsaipg . policy II bFibes aad
threats,
oIfh he sali, 1.-THE ses Lords dis
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
(Ry Kahuku Wireless. j

WAILUKu, December co. Especial
TO The AdYerliserl Death put sum-
mary stop 10 Christmas merymaking
today when an auto 10 tho rent service
crashed into Christmas party of chill
dren AZ puunene leaving three broken
little bodies behind a.
0ne Spanish hoy is dead, having heea
Killed almost Instantly ~ the Wildly
driven pnta, SMILE tso Others arc "a
lnrea hos fnNonslY 4 4 hafd 10 say
81. The children NeTa attending 3 pa.
81 nesr tAe seheQihoase. ~ hahel q
lhf aeas0H.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
nv Feaeral wireless Telegraph

WASHINGTON, December 2o.-(Spe'
cial to The Advertiser) business
partners of ]. Pierpont Morgan will be
called before the house money trust
investigation committee when it re
sumes its probe here, January 6. They
wili-be asked to explain, it is said, de
tails of various Morgan deals, includ
ing the explanation of the formation OF
the steel corporation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
tBy Federal Wireless Telegraph,

LONDON, December 21.-(special to
The Advertiser) THE British cruiser
Natal carrying the body of the late
Whitelaw Reid, American ambassador
to Great Britain, sailed from Ports
mouth from New York this afternoon.
As the Natal steamed out to sea all
British and American flags were lower
ed to half.mast while guns from other
warships doomed salute.
The casltet, draped with the Stars
and Stripes, was removed from Dorches-
ter House and placed on a caisson
drawn by six horses. Thousands OF
Americans and Englishmen with barred
heads stood silent as the cortege moved
through the streets. A military escort
was provided by the British authorities
AS the procession passed st. Jane:
Park a salute was fred.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24

agreed with Mr.. Churchill g autocratic
assumption of the executive, as well
as the administrative authority, they
are dismissed in an insolent way"
Mr.. Churchill g reply was crisp and
singing. Lord Charles Beresford, he
said, had made number of insinua-
tions of a very gross character.
He has stalked in the background
waiting for an opportunity to make
charges unsupported on facts Mr.
Churchill declared.
"He has leyeled scurrilous allega-
tions of espionage, favoritism, black
mail and inefiiciency against me, but
have never taken him seriously. He
does not mean to be offensive j an
sorry he was not made admiral of the
fleet, as | know how sore he is about II
But since ] have been at the admiralty
I have discovered that it would be yerj
difficult TO find board of naval mer
TO approve Of such an arrangement
Mr.. Churchill stuck 10 his guns II
saying he had written 10 Admira
l1ridgeman, IN answer 20 his resigna
ton, which WIS on account of tho I'D
miral = health rendering him incapable
Of adequately fulhlling his duties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24

fRDtANAPOLls, December 90.
Especial 10 The AdYertiserl ortie Ne
Manigal, the self confessed dynamitar
wa denounced today by attomeyr for
the defendants Ia the sQ.eailsd dYna
mite conspiracy trial here today lie
Rae referred % ~ hefh attorneys aa
"a hef, thief AID murderer
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24

ST. AUGUST NJ, Florida Deeemhei
.2l.- Especial 20 The Adgefiiserl Proc
ldeni TAFT, ii SPEECH here last night
congratulated the south upop lhf cleo
lion u IA Democratic President Hni pre-
1ielad nation nida prosperity nndni
TIE nnH administration The plealluai
spoke IL az Naapnlr Temple, aaa 4.
sas ffeqaenilg interrupted b. appisase
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-24
tBy Federal wireless Telegraph. }

SEOUL, Korea, December 20-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser) Wan Pin,
the youngest of the alleged leaders in
the conspiracy of which 104 Koreans
are accused and for which they are now
being tried, admitted on the witness
stand today that he had been informed
by Koreans of the plan to assassinate
Governor General Count Terauchi.