Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-25


will conduct the impeachment pro-
eeedings against Governor Sulzer be-
fore the court of Impeachment, which
has been called for next month. This
announcement was made by Aaron j.
Levy, stanch Tammany member and
majority leader of the assembly. ...-
Acting Governor Martin Fl. Glynn
has adhered steadily to his program
OF quietly isolating Governor Sulzer,
He has made no spectacular attempt
on the SHlZer fortress, but all the
while has been entrenching himself
steadily behind the legal ramparts
furnished by the attorney generals Of
flee, by means of which some of the
state departments avowedly, and 9TH
ers tacitly, have acknowledged his au-
thority. ..... 49,. .:.s....... .... -.
According to Glynn adherents, the
state prison is the only big wheel In
the commemorative machinery that is
for Governor Sulzer.
Rumors of an engagement between
the. Duchess de Chauines, formerly
Miss theodore Shonts, and Andre Fo-
luuieres, the French Beau Brummel,
are whispered in society circles in
Paris. - =!.".
Colonel Roosevelt will not attend the
birthday celebration of the Progressive
party to be held in Chicago on August
80. He so announced while at Albu-
qrerque on his way to New York.
The cruiser Des .Moines, which is in
Venezuelan waters to protect Ameri-
can interests, is steaming toward Co
70. a town in the state of Falcon re-
Gently recaptured by government
troops. The warship left Porto Cabel-
10 Yesterday. The Venezuelan govern
ment announced that General Jurado,
the federal commander, has captured
the remaining Castro revolutionlsts IN
the state of Falcon after a fight at
Cumaribo. - ~.
Herman Refenstein was arrested
aboard the British steamship Cape
Finisterre on its arrival Saturday, at
Eureka, from Honolulu, charged as
deserter from the End field artillery,
Schofield Barracks, Oahu. The cap
tain informed the authorities that he
understood Refenstein was wanted by
the Honolulu police authorities for
completely in the murder OF klkura
Hirai. a Japanese hackman, on the
night of August IL.
A new record for metallic mono
planes was established at Paris, on
Saturday by Aviator Guillaux, when
he flew from Biarritz to Brussels in
twelve and one-half hours, stopping
briefly enroute at Versailles. Guillaux
then resumed his flight to Kiel.
Owing to threats by central labor
unions to call a general strike at Erie,
TO support 1900 striking moulders and
machinists, two troops of state con-
stabulary arrived Saturday and are
patrolling the city. A guard of one
of the shops was badly beaten in a
riot Saturday night and is in, crit
ical condition today.
A man believed to be Henry Kor-
thage. a painter, dived over the rail-
ing on the eighteenth floor OF the Ma
sonic Temple at Chicago, Saturday, to
the death pit on the ground floor.
Every bone in his body was broken.
A score of persons have diyed to
death from the same spot.
Senator Jones on Saturday intro
duced in the upper house an amend
ment to the tariff bill providing for a
fifty per cent inheritance tax on ali
estates exceeding SIS, 100000. ~ =.
The London Times on Saturday edi-
torially urges all English steamship
companies to participate in the Pana-
ma-Pacific exposition at San Francis
co in 1915, regardless of the govern
ment's refusal to exhibit.
The editorial says: England can
not afford to jeopardize the cordially
and trade relations now existing be-
/ tween the two countries"
| Delegates to the peace congress at
The Hague intend sending President
Wilson telegram of thanks for his
efforts in behalf of peace in Mexico.
The president also will be asked to
not fortify the Panama canal
/ Although the trial of her husband,
Drew Caminetti, on the serious charge
of white slavery, is to come off with.
in few hours, with the probabilities
that he will be found guilty and SEN
fenced to q term in the penitentiary
the bitterness which Mrs. Caminetti,
his young wife, expressed first against
him is still apparent in her references
TO the casel She still declares that
she hopes he will be convicted and
declared felon and that he will be
given the maximum sentence allowed
by law.
Father Will Aid.
Despite the defendants latest an.
nouncement that, he will not attempt
70 defend himself. if such defense in
wolves an impeachment of the testi-
mony given by Miss Norris, it is un-
derstood that the lawyers retained for
his defense by his father will leave no
stone unturned to, secure his acquittal.
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