Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-23

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dent. rendering his resignation on the
ground that the ends of justice were
being defeated owing to the family
pull of the accused Caminetti
Secretary Wilson says that he re.
quested the attorney general to have
McNab delay the cases so that Can't
netti Senior, the recently appointed
inspector general of immigration
would not have to hurry to San Fran
cisco to assist in his sons defense
Caminetti Senior is wanted in Wash
ington. says Secretary Wilson, IN order
that he may become acquainted a:
speedily as possible with his new du'
ties.
E. NJ. Watson, attorney of Honolulu
who has been urged by his friends FOL
the appointment of governor of the
Hawaiian islands, and Mrs. Watson
arrived at San Francisco yesterday.
Speaking of the growth of the Dem.
ocratic party In Honolulu since the
election Of President Wilson, Mr.
Watson said:
''They are all Democrats in the ISL
ands now. Offieeholders who have
been known as stalwart Republicans
in days gone by, now come out flat
footed as Democrats. One man IN
particular, who was appointed collect
or of the port by President Roosevelt
has switched and sWears he is a right
loyal Democrat.
Il was in Washington for seyera
"a ,x,Islr, era no hfs rAfnufz-
ure of conference with President
Wilson. In the matter of naming the
next governor of the islands, Secre-
tary of the Interior Lane told me that
he would have nothing to say and thai
the whole affair would rest with the
president. In all probability a Demo-
crat will be named soon, but nothing
was done about 1t while was In
Washington am sure have sever
al friends in congress who are looking
after my Interests
"Motor WOMEN ran street cars for
"a few hours in Phoenix, Ariz, to-
night. The motormen went on a
strike at 6 O'Clock p. m. Promptly
three women offered their services as
strikebreakers. In spite of home dis
orders, the fair Ones handled control
lers and brakes until 8 O'Clock, when
the three cars we're returned to the
barns. Twenty employees OF the street
car company had protested at the dis
charge of motorman and the reply
received from the company officials
resulted in the strike.
Belated reports of the effects of the
recent earthquake in Bulgaria show
that hundreds were killed in the
towns of Trenova and Gornia -Orcho-
vita. In the latter place many build
ings were destroyed. The shocks con-
tinue. ~:
Didier Mason, in his war aeroplane,
late yesterday, forced the federal gum
boats Guerrero and Tampico to steam
put to sea from Guaymas harbor. The
French aviator was accompanied on
his flight by Capt. Manual B. Alcalde,
who assisted in dropping the bombs
over the town and the two Mexican
sunboats lying in the harbor.
After a service of three and half
,ears as Chinese minister, Chang In
Fang and his family, including bis
ION, Henry Chang, secretary OF the Ie-
cation, left Washington for San Fran
cisco to return to China. II
Joseph Hume Cooke, the leader of
he liberal party in the Australian
ederal parliament, today undertook
commission to form new CABINET, 10
axe the place of the ministry under
he premiership of Andrew Flsher,
Who resigned. <... ....~.-
) Details of the battle of Ettangi
we're received today from Lieutenant
General Salsa. who commanded the
yictofious Italian division. eaie"
says the .Turco-Arab losses were two
hundred killed and seven hundred
rounded. Many prisoners were TAX
IN. The Italians lost twenty killed.
Among the prisoners is Achmed Eel
hal, former mudir of Derna, a chief
If considerable Importance.
Among passengers for honolulu
sailing on the China yesterday was
William J. K. Achi, Junior. Just be-
ore leaving ne broke the news OF his
Wedding three years 4ago in the ISL
lnds. Other passengers for Homo
ulu were G.. c.. Beckley, Mrs. Beck
ey and maids, Delano Brussard, +.
1. Campbell, Miss E. B. Cooley, G.. b.
turtis, Mrs. Curtis, f. B. Davis, Mrs.
Davis, Jas HamilI. Miss E. NJ. King,
\. F. Knudsen, F. J. McEyoy, Mrs.
dcEvoy, Fenton B.. McEvoy, DR.. ].
/. Morgan, Mrs. Morgan, NJ. Nieder, !
r., j. K. Northrup, w. G. Pimley.
iordon Pimley, Mrs. G.. c. Smith, }.
:. Wcstphal, Fritz Westphal, Calvin
Wright. ~" ~" >."..t
Visions of wealth faded when Fred
of mcfarland, near Bakers
ieId, who yesterday brought TO town +
o have assayed a chunk from me,
cor he found on his ranch, was III
ormed by experts that the substance
e had brought was gold was COM
ination of iron and nickel. So like