Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-05
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Treasury figures for August, an.
nouneed today, indicate that the gov.
eminent revenues We're jumping over
the returns for the same period oil
last year. Customs receipts for Aug.
ust and July, the first two months OF
the present fiscal year, ran $4,000,
900 each above figures for the same
two months of 1911.
Aside from the Panama Canal and
the public debt, the amount of ordi.
nary disbursements over receipts
was approximately $16,000,000 less
than for the corresponding two
months last year.
The United States minis during
August coined $4,000 gold, $3.50, 900
silver, and $226,000 in one dollar
pieces.
United States Minister Dodge at
Panama has secured some measure
of satisfaction from the government
Of that country for the maltreatment
of a number of United States citi-
zens by the Panama police. In re-
Spouse to- his demand Chief of Po-
lice Quijano rendered hist resignation
several days ago and left Panama
under an assumed name for Guya-
quill. Today the State Department
was informed that Police Captain De
la Sossa, who had refused to resign,
had been separated from the service
by order of his government.
The total vote cast in San Fran
cisco county was 64.490. OF this
number, 40,656 were Republican, H.
976 Democratic and 2670 Socialist.
On the Republican side there were
nominated one representative, one
Senator and two Assamblymen. The
Roosevelt faction nominated on re-
preventative, two Senator'S and
eleven Assemblymen. On the. Demo
cratic side they nominated two Re-
representatives., two Senators and
three Assemblmen: "
Three bandits, plentifully supplied
with high explosives, lay in wait in
an automobile twelve miles east of
New Orleans last night, for a New
Orleans and Cincinnati express train
on the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road. When they heard the putting
of locomotive, they set their plans
in motion, but after they had halted
the locomotive they found it was
hauling freight cars. Covering their
retreat with leyeled guns, they made
off in their machine.
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A yacht flying the United States
flag and having forty Americans on
board, was fired upon by a Turkish
fort i'm the Dardanelles early last
month, according to reports brought
by the passengers on the steam
ship Manitou from Antwerp, and
corroborated by Miss Gertrude l..
Carey and her niece, Miss. Gertrude
Barnes of Duluth, Minnesota, who
were on the yacht.
The condition of Luis LaZo, the
victim of a recent assault in Guata-
mala city, is extremely critical. Based
on the fact that, while Doctor Lazo
was minister in Washington, he be
came a naturalized citizen of the
United States. his brother, Antonio
Lao, a New York lawyer, has asked
the State Department to ascertain
the facts connected with the attempt
upon his life. ="
The private detectives who have
been keeping close watch over the
John d. Rockefeller estate at Pecan
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watch dogs to assist them in pursu-
ing the Italian bandits who have
been responsible for the recent hold
ups and petty crimes on the estate
Regret at the spirit in which the
Panama question is being discussed
On East side of the Atlantic was ex-
pressed today by the Westminster
Gazette, the government organ,
whose editor, J. Alfred Spencer, is
considered as possibly the next Brit
ish ambassador to the United States.
Although officials of Jackson prison
believe the presence of a State mill
tia corps has cowed the unruly con-
Victs who figured in yesterdays riot,
there is a feeling in prison circles
today that almost anything was
liable to happen within the net for
weight hours.
The Wilson Line steamship Nero
was wrecked and badly battered to-
day on the West coast of Scotland in
her voyage from Christiania to Mar
chester. All persons on board are
safe
The close race between the three