Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-16

bout last night. Malonay had snad,
in the first two ROUNDS. but the battle
evened up matters in the third ant
during the remaining rounds had Ma
looey continually hanging on tn.
verge OF knockout.
H The house money trust investigat
4 ing committee was not in session to
cay. Hearings will be resumed Mon
DAY.
! In a letter to the State pardon board
Senator Works of California made a
powerful plea for the immediate OF
his brother-in-law, Chas. Van Peit.
Relatives of Charles Tindali. shot BY
/ Van Pelt for alleged bounding of the
2! latter's wife. are determined, it is said,
/ that Van Pelt shall serve at least his
minimum sentence.
Serious disorders have broken out
again in Hing iva, north of this city,
in the province Of Fukien. Several
hundred government troops have been
| dispatched there to suppress the dis.
tCTbance. %-+ss. r.
Only recently the rebels inflicted a
severe defeat on a detachment of gov
eminent troops. ... S.. -.-.-
The interstate commerce commits
sion today ordered every interstate ex.
press company in the country to sub
nit. before February first, complete
statements OF business on certain de-
sfgnated days and to SNOW cause be-
fore that date why commissions o.
10 wrate recently suggested sould not
be declared effective. The commits
sion recently notified the express COM
fanies of tie proposed rates. ii they
become effective it will save millions
oi dollars annually to shippers. HiR
Twenty-three Americans who were
wounded or whose relatives were kill
Mexican border in April or May. 1911
should receive indemnities aggregat.
ing $4,000 from the. MEXICAN govern
ment according to report to congress
by the commission OF officers authoriz.
ed to investigate the cafe. All claims
OF Mexicans injured on the American
size by bullets from Mexican reyoIu-
tionists or federals we're disapproyed.
Mrs. s. Anne Ross, the mother Of
Charlie Ross, who was kidnapped
thrity-eight years ago, is dead at her
home here. aged Is. She was the wild
ow of Christian K Ross. The fate OF
Charlie Ross, VINO was stolen when
be was four years old, has never been
learned although numberlesss clews
from all sections of this country anG
Europe were for years followed by de-
tectiyes employed by the distressed
parents. - & -
Travellers. arriving here today from
as Cruces and Temascaltepec, in the
State of Mexico, report seeing the bod
les of sixty rebels hanging from trees
lining the road between the two
towns. 4. -. IS
Formal announcement of the with
drawal of j. Bruce Isnlay from the
managing directorshfp of the White
Star'Line was accepted today. Isnlay's'
health. it is said, Il, broken by the
criticism to which he was subjected
when he escaped from the Titanic
w eek while so many women and chill
dren went down.
Two young German harnesses
have figured in convent ronances of
different kinds, says Berlin dis
patch. In st. Petersburg. the 2l-year-
old Countess Olga Herth has sacri-
feed everything, including her for
tune, to enter retreat. Baroness
Won Kirsch PANTHEON has eloped with
her music instructor, Brother Wen
delin. from the Frankenthal convent.
They are believed to have gone to
America.
The present whereabouts of Mrs.
Mary Barnes, who shot and wounded
Walter Mumm, well-known French
sportsman, and was herself wounded,
according to reports, lis still mys-
terry. 'The efforts of Paris detectives
to find her and discover how serious
ly she was wounded, If at all, have
been unsuccessful Walter Mumm, it
appears from the police commissary's
report, attacked the woman during a
violent quarrel and kicked her In the
face and neck. Mrs. Barnes depart
ure from her flat took place about %
O'Clock on Friday morning. Dwellers
in the same apartments, which are
situated in the aristocratic quarters of
Avenue du Bois de Boulogne. were
awakened at o'clock in the morning
by an uproar in the Barnes apaft-
ment.
> President ELECT Wilson and his par
ty sailed for the United States on the
liner Bermudan this morning. A big
crowd cheered Governor Wilson on
his departure. He said :'''I am feeling
fine and have had a great vacation.
Russia" says Count White, the
most distinguished living Russian
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