Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-09-30

the troubles in the Southern Repub-
tic calculated to make that body take
decisive action.
A new chapter in Mexican and
Central American developments
comes almost daily. There are lurid
details The industry of revolution
lists is emphasized in the successive
stories of plottings and raids and
the sacrifice of human life. Troops
are lined up along the Mexican Dor
der, with more going thither by the
Presidents order every now and then.
Warships are blowing the Atlantic on
the way to Santo Domingo, where
they are at anchor as grim sentinels
and maintain the customs houses. II
amounts to as much as intervention.
4 Two more. lives were sacrificed to
aviation in the United States army
aviation field, College Park, Mary,
land, near here, late yesterday, when
an army aeroplane suddenly fell
thirty-five feet to the ground, in
stantly killing Corporal Frank s.
Scott and SO seriously injuring Sec
ond Lieutenant Lewis C. Rockwell
that he died few hours later.
Brigadier General Walter 8. Schuy-
Ter, commander of the Department of
California, has returned to San Fran
cisco, accompanied by his aide, Lieu
tenant Alexander James, Fifth Cav
airy. from his tour of inspection along
the Mexican border
Miss Bernatta Miller, an aviatrix
of Canton. Ohio, left for Washington
today to compete in the tests for
aerial scout-work which are to- be
held in the military aviation field
outside the National Capital, next
week, unless yesterdays tragedy
should postpone the event.
The New York Herald, in it's an
nual election forecast, published this
morning, indicates a strong lead in
the Presidential race for Woodrow
Wilson, as result of its country
wide canvass. ~ ..
The Chinese National Assembly
has not yet approved the loan from
the independent group, of bankers, &C.
cording to the most credible informa-
ton here, although the local agent of
the group declares the assembly
sanctioned it in a secret session held
Thursday. &c.
= Anotbar- stor,,x Snapp roorl,ad tho
concluding session today of the in
ternational peace congress. The up
roar was caused by speech by Doc
tor Gobat, in which the President of
the International Bureau of Peace
characterized the Italian airmen who
nave been operating in TripOli during
the war as "brigands of the air" s.
The new French ,dreadnought Paris
was launched at Toulon today. The
event was made the occasion of
great popular demonstration of ap.
prevail of the policy of refrigeration
of the French navy introduced by
Theophile Delcasse.
The United States may acquire a
big naval base in Asia, as the re-
suit of the recent rejection by China
of the $350,0O0, 900 international loan
This naval base is the Chusan Archi-
pelago at the mouth of the Yangtse
river near Shanghai and Ningpo.
Capt. r. Amundsen, discoverer OF
the South Pole, has postponed his
North Pole expedition in the Fran
because of the illness of the oceano-
graphic investigator who is to &C.
company him.
Martial law ruled in Augusta Me-,
today as a result of last nights dis.
orders, in which two men were kill
ed and one wounded by State mill
tiamen guarding property of the local
street railway company, whose en-
ployeS are on strike.
The Turkish government today re-
yoked the permit it had issued for
the passage of war material for Ser
via through the Turkish lines. This
action was taken because of unsat-
isfactory information Turkey had re-
ceived concerning the attitude of
Servia.
The tension between Bulgaria and
Turkey is SO extreme that a week
may decide whether there will be
peace or war, says the Sofia (Bul-
garial correspondent to the Times.
1t is now reported that Spain is
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