Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-20

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-Ah+SL- - III
New York with William F. McCombs,
chairman of the Democratic NatIonai
Committee, President-elect Wilson an
nounced, as he rode home last night,
that he had taken up in earnest the
task of picking a cabinet No iIfor-
nation was forthcoming from either
McCombs or the President-eIect as to
the names OF the men discussed for
cabinet portfolios. When McCombs
left the Governor he said both the
cabinet and legislative policies mad
been talked over He was asked if
MIR. Bryan's name had been mentioned
in the discussion. Mr.. McCombs ans
wered in the affirmative, but declined
to commit himself further.
Assistant District Attorney Noel to-
Gay closed his argument, against the
union men on trial here for illegally
transporting dynamite, with the de-
Tand that they be given the full pen
atty of the law. He characterized the
o~NooNN AASh oo pLOISCIS anu
blackhearted conspirators. Attorney
CIum, counsel for the defense, follow
ed Noel. Senator John Kern, chief
counsel for the union men, will follow
Crum. After the defense has finished
it's arguments, District Attorney
Charles w. Miller will close the case.
Army orders-Brig.-G Gen. Robert X.
Evans and Capt. S. Barrary are detail
ed as members of the national board
for promotion of rifle practice. Capt.
George Z. Kump, Signal Corps. is
assigned to Company d, Signal Corps,
relieving Capt. Arthur N. Conman,
Signal Corps, who will report to the
commandant of the army service
school for duty, Maj. William G.
Gambrilt, upon closing of Denver Of
flee, will go to Fort Logan, relieving
Capt. Samuel F. button.
Orders have been issued for the
Cruiser South Dakota, which has been
under repairs here for the last Jour
months, to sail Saturday next for San
Francisco, where she will remian over
the HOLIDAYS Orders will be issued for
her to cruise to Honolulu, arriving
there before January 6. In this event
her target practice will be held off un.
It'll her return from brief stay at the
Islands.
The President today granted par
dor to Captain VIM. H. Van Schaik,
I, n oI or
oral Slocum, which burned in 1904, in
the East River off New York city, re-
sulting in the loss of 1880 lives, most
ly women and children. The partlo
becomes effective. Christmas Day.
Capt. Van Schaik has been out of pri-
son on parole for. some time.
Colonel Lea Febiger, commanding
the Sixth Infantry, goes to Washing
ton, d, c., in few days for the pur-
pose of comforting with the chief of
staff 1t is believed that the higher
military authorities want to get from
him information and advice regarding
the future policy of the army in the
Philippines. )
2 The Belgrade correspondent of the
Daily Nail sends the following: ut is
supposed that the Austro-Servian- dis
pute has been solved. Servia will
recognize an autonomous Albania.
receiving the use of commercial
port on the Albanian coast, connected
with Servia by a neutral railway"
Watchers along the shore near Re-
dondo Beach discovered the body CT
Horace Gearney which had. drifted
through the surf and was washed up
On the sands. The body was taken
tc the morgue where was the body
OF his companion in his attempted
flight to San Francisco reposes.
To provide for a government build
ing and exhibit at the Panam7-Pa"ific
Exposition, Senator Perkins, of Cali
fornia, introduced today in the senate
a bill calling for an appropriation Of
100000.
The Burton senate subcommittee is
expected to report on the seamen in.
voluntary Servitude bill January 9.
The passage Of this measure is gener-
ally predicted.
PICKLE MAN COMING.
Henry j. Heinz, the millionaire
packer and originator of the 81 va
rieties". will arrive in Honolulu about
March Z, and will remain in the isl
ands for several weeks. The Heinz
products are known the world over
and the factories, which are located
at Pittsburg. are models of their kind.
Mr. Heinz will take an active interest