Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-22
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F. B. Jansen, Jr., the eighteen-year
old son of F. Bromley Jansen, Jr., B
wealthy member of firm of expert
accountants Of this city, and his bride
OF three days, who was Miss Gene
We've Delano Marsh, have embarked
upon the bark R. p. Rithet en- route
for Honolulu, to escape from the sup
posed wrath of Jansen pere.
Jansen, Sr, has forgiven the pair
and sent money to Honolulu to bring
them back to the Coast, as their total
capital is supposed 10 be about So.
Yuan Shih-Kai is lettering on his
seat as president of the first Chinese
republic. More than that, open charges
are being made that the great China
man, abandoning the tenets of the re-
publican faith, has turned royalist,
and intends Caesar like, to place him.
self upon the emptied throne of the
Manchu princes, and found another
and better dynasty.
White House callers who discussed
the Panama bill with President Taft
yesterday declared that he would sign
the measure and send with it to con-
gress a memorandum message that
some of the features are not entirely
agreeable and suggesting that legisla-
ton be passed later TO show that the
United States has no desire to mono
police the canal.
Desperate fighting is proceeding
near Wuchang, but the. cause of the
outbreak across the Yang-tse-kiang
river is not at Hankow, although it Is
supposed to be theadirect result of DR..
Sun Vat Sens break with President
Yuen Shih-Kai and probably marks
the resumption of the revolution.
A "John Doe police scandal inquiry
is to be undertaken several weeks be-
fore the trials of the men charged with
the murder of the gambler, Herman
Rosenthal, are held. 1t is learned to-
day that preliminary proceedings be-
fore Supreme Court Justice Con- are
expected.
Clarence S. barrow and counsel will
appear Monday before Supreme Court
Judge Willis at Los Angeles to argue
a motion to dismiss the remaining in
dictments pending against the labor
attorney on the ground that he was
not brought to trial within the legal
Tmit of sixty days.
The conference report on the Sulz-
er bill. putting into effect the iEterna-
tional fur seal treaty and providing
for the closed season of five years,
was arpr we'd yes erday BIZ the house.
1t has been adopted by the senate.
The japanese army is to be increas-
ed bv three divisions, according to
announcement made in Toxic yester-
day by military authorities. About
thirteen million dollars is to be appro-
priated for this purpose.
Messages of sympathy and regret
for the death Of General William
Booth, commander-in-chlef of the Sal
walton Army, who died recently, are
pouring in from all points OF the
world
A bloody battle between Mexican
reVOlutiOnlStS ana IeueTdlS IdSlhS
south - Cananea, Sonora, according
to messages received at Nogales. Inc
report is to the effect that many have
fallen on both sides.
After two weeks of hard campaign
ing. Gov. Woodrow Wilson returned
to Seagirt last night, satisfied with |
the progress being made by the cam |
paign committee.
Thomas c. Noyes. president of
club Of the American
League. died suddenly at a hOSpltal !
in WASHINGTON today of pneumonia.
As the Sunday school teacher en- |
cred her classroom she saw leaving |
n great haste little girl and her sui |