The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-06-10
THE MORNING
CABLE REPORTS
Continued from Page uneJ

OYSTER BAY, June Theodore
Roosevelt yesterday issued a procla-
nation, addressed to the Republicans
/ Of the nation, in which he calls upon
/ them, in the name of the great found.
ers Of the party, to repudiate the
nomination of President Taft If at
/ the Chicago convention the President
| secures the majority of the votes, as
/ he says it would be in defiance of all
| Justice
| CHICAGO, June Representative
Mckinley, manager of the Taft cam
/ paign, states that nine-tenths of the
/ protests filed by the Roosevelt sup
/ porters have been thrown out by the
unanimous vote of the National com
mittee. He predicts that Roosevelt
| will bolt the convention before the
| vote on the nomination is taken, TAX
/ ing this way of saving his face from
the almost certain defeat that faces
| him.
CHICAGO, June TO- Senator Dix
on, manager for Roosevelt declares
that he is not going to quit the fight
until after the contests have been
/ decided one way or the other, con-
trary to a report which has been cur
rent He may not quit then, he added
anG further asserted that the Taft
mer on the committee are planning
/ to throw out the Roosevelt delegations
from California, Washington and
| South Dakota Missouri's delegation
| also hangs in the balance.
SEATTLE, June S.-The lives of
/ fifteen hundred people, miners, pros.
pectors and the inhagitants of sew
eral Alaskan villages, are believed to
be imminent danger as the result of
the sudden awakening into activity Of
three volcanoes in the Aleutian range.
The volcanoes have long been dor
mant until very recently, when they
/ gave evidences of activity, smoking
from the SUBMITS. Now, all three
ere violently erupting, While =. the
whole Alaska peninsula has been
hacked in a series of violent earth.
quakes
) Reports from Sitka are to the eff.
feet that ashes are falling there
borne for seven hundred miles with
} the wind. 1t is feared there that the
inhabitants over a wide stretch Of
country will be wiped out, killed from
suffocation in the falling ashes and
the spreading sulphurous gas.
Available steamers at Sitka are
being held in readiness to send or
rescuing trips.
SEWARD. Alaska, June 10.-The
coastwise steamer Dora reached here
, yesterday morning and reported hay
ing seen the eruption of the volcano
Katmai. Her crew had a harrowinG
experience. For several hours, while
the vessel crowded on all speed, she
J steamed through a hail of falline
ashes and a mist of poisonous vapor,
from the volcano. At times it was
almost impossible to see across thu
deck, 50 thick were the ashes, am
) the gases from the crater blinde,
the eyes and burned the threats i
the seamen.
: Wireless dispatches from the sta
ton at Kodiak fail to report any los
of life due to the eruption.
) HAVANA, Cuba, June 9.-This cit
IS in the hands of armed rioters, VIII
are demanding the determination o
the negroes as the ones responsible
for the landing of American marine
on Cuban soil and for the possible ir
> PREVENTION by the United States tina
; may come. The streets are file
with the rioters, who are pursuing a
2 negroes to be found, with shouts c
NJ LNHCu lue nlSSeIS. CeNeTdl Ut
2 eroes have been seriously wounde
Y in the fighting that has taken plac
3 and grave fears are felt lest the rio
Z ers turn from pursuing negroes an
3 demolishing their houses to an attac
2 upon the American residents.
3 President Gomez attempted to az
2 dress the rioters yesterday, but wa
X unable to secure a hearing. He late
0 issued a proclamation, urging mode
< alton and advising the mobs to di
3 band. If this order be disobeye
> he threatens to resort to seventies
I restore the peace,
The police of the city have di
- carded their clubs and have all bee
armed with machetes.
al the hotels are closed and the
fronts protected by closed shutter
Further violence is feared today.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Compellt