Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-20


cident followed a three-hours' trip in
a high wind.
The erection of one of the, highest
power wireless stations in the world
| will be started early this week at Point
Bolinas, a few miles north of San
Francisco. The plant will cost more
| than 100000 and will constitute the
first link in the globe encircling chain
of stations Of the Marceni Company OF
| America.
Because he had not the courage to
kill King Victor Emmanuel, Enrico
Delfiero committed suicide at San Clio
vanni near Bologna. Delfiero's confes-
sion made while lying at the point of
death duplicates several persons &C.
cupying high offices about the throne.
Federal soldiers were ordered to take
possession of the North pier at Buffa,
10 by Secretary of War Stimson at the
request of Attorney General Wicker
sham, yesterday The government dis,
puted the Lackawanna railroads right
order was issued by the government
forbidding the railroad boats to dock
at, the pier in question. Since then,
however, permits have been issued by
the war. department granting temper
ary occupancy of the property.
|-After~the lapse OF almost century,
light is at last thrown on the illness
which preceded the painful death Of
Napoleon the Great, by an English doc
tor of high standing. DR.. Chaplin
proves that Napoleon was killed by
the neglect, incapacity and disagree
ment among the doctors appointed by
the British government to attend the
imperial captive Napoleon" says
Chaplin, suffered in the first instance
from 8 chronic ulcer of the stomach,
from the edges of which a cancer de-
veloped about seven or eight months
before his death"
The Pope wishes to be buried in
the Vatican crypts near the tomb of
St. Peter and this has raised a legal
question. Under the Italian law the
burial of bodies in churches is pro-
hibited. A recess in the wall large
enough for a coffin has now been pre-
pared 1t has been bricked over so as
to resemble a slab of marble on which
the name of His Holiness can be en-.
graved, and has been prepared in such
a way that there will be no delay
about burial of the body which must
be after nine days. The Pope has now
decided that the body of his predeces-
sor Leo XIII shall remain in Saint
Peters instead of being transferred to
st. John Laterans as the late Pope
wished. Plus X is afraid that the auti-
clericals might disturb the funeral cor
tege making the transfer of the body.
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The faculty and scholars of Saint
Cecilia Academy at Nashville, Tenn.
are in deep mourning for the death of
Sister Mary De Sales from blood pois-
oning due to a dental operation. In
til year ago Sister Mary was known
to society of the South as the beauti-
full Miss Semmes. granddaughter of
The Confederate admiral and niece Of
Taft as governor general of the Philip
pines. Her remuneration of the vani-
ties of life for the cloister created a
sensation.
Discovery of extensive coal fields in
the Belgian Congo near katanga was
confirmed today. Behring'S over an area
of 400 square miles disclosed layers
from six to seven feet in thickness of
a quality similar TO that of Bulgarian
coal
Lawyers are taking an unusual in
terest in all action brought in the SUI
preme court by Miss MERGED Estella
WOodfOrd against John Willard Young,
son OF Brigham Young, the famous
Mormon Cheftain, TO recover judg-
ment for $4,000 obtained in a British
court eighteen years ago.
President Fallieres today invited
Aristide BRAND. the minister Of JUS
tice. to form a cabinet TO succeed the
retiring POinCare ministry. The preSi- |
dent followed the usual custom, con-
sulting with AntOnin Dubois and Paul
Deschancl. president of the senate and
president of the chamber of deputies |
before offering the task
To NJ BRAND.
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