Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-08-14


! San Francisco and after robbing them
OF everything. departed. The men
! were unable TO give the alarm until
morning.
Featherweight champion Johnny
: kflbane says he will meet Abe Attell
On Thanksgiving Day, provided there
is a satisfactory offer for the fight.
The Populists' convention meeting
at st. Louis. will put no ticket of its
own in the field, but will probably
! support either Roosevelt or Wilson.
| Arrangement of eighteen members
OF the Detroit common council charg-
ed with having accepted brides, &C.
| CURED yesterday. They are accused
of closing up a street for the benefit
of a railroad company, for a corfsid.
GRAFTON.
| United States has forwarded an
other company of marines, three hun
! dred in number, to Managua, the cap
ital of Nicaragua, for the purpose of
! suppresSing the rebels
In gratitude for having restored his
! appetite, Raymond Glib Brady, a
wealthy broker of New York, has
given 1920 to the John Hopkins Hos
pital.
The British steamer Strathardle
| went ashore yesterday at Angel Isl.
and while going to the station for
fumigation. Tugs succeeded in pull
ing her off at high water.
The steamship Corsican yesterday
| struck an iceberg in the Straits of
Belle Isle. Little damage resulted to
the vessel and she proceeded on her
way to Liverpool.
w. w: Rockhill, the minister to
Turkey, is giving serious considera-
ton to an offer made by China as
adviser to the new Chinese Republic.
| William Spencer, carpenter ia
San Francisco, has been notified that
fortune of $4S.5 has been left te
him by a deceased relative in New
Lexington, Ohio.
1t is stated that the stork is hover
ing over the residence of Mrs. John
Jacob Aston Mrs. Aston was one of
the few who were saved on the IT,
tanic.
Louis BleTiot, who made the first
flight across the English Channel in
an aeroplane, but has done no flying
for over three years.. has made appli-
cation for membership in the New.
Friendly Society of Aviaters and will
take to the air again.
An explosion of fireworks in Au-
burn, N. Y, that were being made for
the celebration of the Feast of the
Ascension, 'killed five people. %
It is predicted that if Taft signs the
Panama bill, which he is expected to
do shortly, Great Britain will file a
protest against the bill at The Hague.
Postmaster Copeland, of Byron,
Cal, has been arrested for discov-
cred shortage in his postal funds. He
claims that. he used the money to
tide over some of his farmer friends.
Three thousand dead and at least
fifty thousand homeless is the last
report from the quake stricken dis
trict of Turkey. Conditions there are
stated to be almost unbelievable.
Opium valued at $22,500 is under
confiscation today and S. d. Williams,
a railroad conductor running between
Los Angeles and Benson, Arizona, is
Under arrest following a raid upon a
house in Chinatown. Williams is al
legged to have brought the drug to Los
Angeles in steamer trunks.
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany has given orders to a Belfast
concern for four new 650-feet passen-
ger liners for the Panama Canal SER
vice to meet expected severe German
competition.
A small menagerie belonging to the
Great Raymond a magician appear
Ing III DAN I'll diCISCOJ was lSIuSSu
landing and condemned to the chloro-
form pit at Angel Island on account
of the danger of disease from animals
brought from the Orient. The ship
ment consisted of dogs, cats, geese,
rabbits and chickens.
Il expect to sign papers today or
tomorrow that will close arrangements
for a ten-round bout with Joe Jean
cite, in New York City," said Jack
Johnson yesterday. Il have decided to
tight this battle for the sake of my
wife only"
Mrs. Alice Brown, young Divorce.
charged with having swindled David
Mapping, a wealthy Illinois farmer,
out of ST. 900, was ordered extradited
today to San Francisco, where she