Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-21
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otL4e EcFdI e Wei ( Lot permitted 10
start for Vera Cruz this morning tn
catch an outgoing steamer . as had
been planned. !
T.. NadeFo ) family gathered at the
station here last night prepared 10
catch a train for Vera Cruz They
had been to-. tua, N;I4ero and Suarez
would Join them as soon as congress
accepted their designations. Neither
appeaTed at midnignt. -. H..
+ However, Pedro La SCuriau ap-
peared and announced that General
Huerta had decided that neither Ma
dero or Suarez should 90 to Vera
know just what this meant and La
ScuTiam replied: Il could not learn. ="
MadeTo's family fear he Will be exc
cuted.
Taking His Revenge. -. ..
Crying Viva Mexico" as he faced
the firing squad, Adolfo Basso, supe-
Tior of the National Palace in the City
of Mexico, was executed near the
palace.
General Diaz today sent the follow
ing. cable to Porfrio DiaZ, who was
driven from the presidency by Fran
cisco l. Madero. 49,. .: -.
You are avenged. Gustavo Made
TO is dead =" g..
1t is stated that Felix Diaz will en-
ter the race for the Presidency of
Mexico and that possibly General
Huerta will not run against him. One
reason, it is said, why Diaz made no
effort to secure the provisional presi-
dency for himself was his wish TO be
entirely free from any promises to
the party in the coming campaign.
The pavilions in the famous botani-
cal gardens around Kew Palace were
fired by suffra gettes at two O'Clock
this morning and destroyed. Lillian
Lenton and Joyce Locks, militant
suffragettes, We're. captured while try
ing to escape, each carrying parapher-
MALTA for starting fires.
The walls of the palace were soaked
with kerosene and shavings and cot
ton were piled on the floor. III
Arraigned in the Richmond police
court, the two girls assumed def
ant stand. Miss Locks demanded her
release on bail, and when this was de-
MED threatened to start hunger
strike. ..@..
You cannot brighten or intimidate
this court, the magistrate answered.
Miss Locks seized several law books
and papers and hurled them at the
but he escaped unhuTt.
Attendants seized and oyerpowered
the girls, but they fought tiercely.
4
The artillery duel fought yesterday
between the Turks and Bulgars is de-
clared by tacticians to have been one
of the bleodiest of modern times, sur
passing in horror anything witnessed
in the Russo-Japanese war.
Many high officials on both sides
were among the wounded or killed.
The dead included many regimentai
and at least three bril-
gade commanders.
Representative Kahn, chairman of
the National Defence League, tonight
the United Spanish War
Veterans of the capital on the neces-
sity of a big navy, army and national
guard. ~. ...."..& a..=
Kahn declared it is necessary to
prepare for war in time of peace He
was cheered by the veterans, who in
dorsed his course in congress and his
speech. ....-.. "...t ~.
Summoned to Cairo to attend ]. ?.
Prof. Giuseppe Bastianelli,
one of the greatest specialists, will
leave Rome tonight for Egypt. 1t is
stated that Morgan wired for him,
stating that his condition seems sat
isfactory. but that his presence was
desired as precaution. ..
Offers to turn states evidence
against Tammany politicians have
been made by Police Inspector Den
mis- S. Sweeney, according to reports
in New York today. Sweeney is un-
der indictment on charge of levy
ing tribute from vice resorts.
King George has today donated
$1,000 TO. the fund being raised for the
to Captain Robert Scott
and his four companions who persisted
during a polar expedition. The fund
has now reached 100000. r. I'll.
Carrying 400 marines and two
thousand rounds of ammunition for
each man and three months provi- |
sions. the United States transport |
Meade left League Island for Guam |
tanamo. Cuba, today. :..@-- i
Jack Johnson, the negro pugilist, is
i'll at his home in Chicago, Of pneu-
monia, according to a statement made
by his physician, George Carpenter,
to the United States district court to-
day. --............ /
After an all-night freight, men
early today checked confiagration
which swept Kanda, Tokio's suburb,
and destroyed 1000 houses. The dam
age is placed at $5,000,000. ~ .,. |