The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1913-03-04
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WASHlNGION, FEBRUARY 2S.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser) senator Poin-
dexter today failed to have the senate
call upon President Taft for state
ment of what measures had been taken
for the protection of Americans in.
Mexico.
Senator Poindexter asked for a con-
sideration of such a resolution, but
Senator Cullom, of the foreign relations
committee, insisted that resolutions like
Ghis take the regular course of being
referred to his committee.
Senator Poindexter protested that
this meant the death of the resolution.
The senate voted to follow the course
suggested by Senator Cuilom.
Capitalists and Revolution.
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph.)
WASHINGTON, February 2S.-(Spe-
cial to The Advertiser) Without COM
menting upon the meaning of the testi-
mony set forth in its volume of nine
hundred pages, the subcommittee of the
senate foreign relations committee,
which took testimony in Los Angeles
and New Orleans on the Mexican revo-
luton, filed its report today.
No recommendations are made. The
report merely presents the statement of
various leaders and complaints of
American owners of property in Next
co, together with evidence collected by
secret service men, which the commit
tee hoped to establish was the promo
ton of warfare in Mexico by American
capitalists.
Chairman Smith, and other members
of the subcommittee are personally
convinced that Wall Street interests ac-
lively assisted the MaderO government
in exchange for favors in connection
with oil and railroad investments, but
do not admit this officially.
Rebels Cut Railroads.
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CITY OF MEXICO, February 2S.-
Especial to The Advertiser)- iso-
Iation of Mexico City from the United
States by rail was complete today.
Train service south of Aguas Calientes,
on the Mexican Central, is at halt,
owing to the eruption into that city of
rebels, while a similar condition at Sal
tillo prevents railroad operation to the
north over the National lines.
The roads to Tampico are also inter
rupted, although it is a detour by way
of that port from the United States to
this city.
Everything Is "Serene."
nv Federal Wireless TeleRrsnh
WASHINGTON, February 2s.-(Spe.
cial to The Advertiser) -Confirmation
of the Staying of Emilio Madero, brother
of the late President Madero of Mex.
leo, was received here today in an Off
eial dispatch from American Ambassa.
dor Wilson at Mexico City. The dis
patch did not disclose how Madero met
death but it is reported he was shot
down while leading rebel force in
one of the northern States.
No mention was made of Raoul Ma
dero, another brother, who also is re-.
ported dead The death of Emilio Ma.
dero now brings the death list of the
Maderos in the recent trouble up TO
three.
Ambassador Wilson continues 10 send
optimistic reports of conditions in
Southern Mexico. lie says tho sitna-
ton is improving everywhere and that
latest adYees 10 the Huerta govern.
ment toll Of the submission Of Tobaseo,
OaNaea and campeche 10 the present
administration,
DiAE onieiAi Candidate.
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FelIs niag today formally accepted the
eandidarg for the Presidency, which
vas rendered 10 him by committee
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