Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-08
OVERNIGHT
FEDERAL
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To the Advertiser

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At meeting of the Mexican cabinet
held Thursday night the cabinet de
cided unanimousuly TO support Huerts
IN refusing to resign, regardless oil
consequences. 1t was decided to delay
the final answer to the American gov
eminent as long as possible which will
enable the Mexican administration tc
make more complete preparations for
war. These are already under way.
Because of the hostility of Huerta
toward any outside interference es.
pecialIy on the part OF the United
States, members of the American col
ony feared the presence Of Envoy Lind
in Mexico City might hasten the r,lp.
ture. as
The morning train carried a number
of Americans on their way toward
Vera Cruz, where they would be IN.
der the protection of the United States
warships.> z ; Z - s
Huerta is placing troops along the
railroad line of communication be-
tween Mexico City and Vera Cruz.
News of the coming of Lind from
Vera Cruz is regarded as a supreme
effort by President Wilson to avert
war. He came "a hours after the con-
ference between 0'Shaughnessy and
Huerta in the national palace.
Persistent rumors were circulated
yesterday that Sir Lionel Garden, the
British minister, has assured Huerta
that England viii nerRt inscrse 81 or.
yeItien by 4 I'm ed IS sates.
Only ti,esa eaalesss; Of tic Issr=a
and Senate who have kept their lamps
burning with the g0ii Of support Ct
the administration win be numbered
among the 400 wedding guests who on
November 25 will Witness the mar
Rage Cf Miss Jessie Wilson in the
east room of the White House. These
wise men viii be asked to bring their
wives. but the ether members of their
families have not been summoned.
Miss Gertrude w. Hassler, concert
and church singer, and Frederick A.
Carpenter, Chicago business man,
were married yesterday in Kenosha,
Wis, by Judge Clifford e. Randall.
The bride was recently awarded
$4,000 for breach Of tpromfse from
Carl G. Fisher an Indianapolis mil.
honaire clubman.. +.
Diplomatic dispatches received yes
terday from Rio de Janeiro stated that
Brazil had appropriated 100000 for
displays at the Panama-Pa exposi.
tion In San Francisco. $ =
A dispatch from New York yester.
day afternoon brought the brief an.
ncuncemPnt Of the death of s. Al. Ham.
burger. He owned the Hamburger de.
partment store in Los Angeles, one
CT the largest west of Chicago.
A mob smashed in the doors of the
Dyersburg. Tenn. Jail yesterday after.
noon. removed John Talley. a negro,
Is years old. and lynehed him in the
courthouse yard The negro was ac-
cused Of attacking white woman.
The Indianapolis street car strike
was ended last night when both strik.
ers and the street car company agreed
to arbitrate their differences Ali
strikers have been reinstated.
With the trial OF Mendel Meiliss for
ritual murder" nea.ing a close, the
prosecution made I'll attempt today 10
prove its contention that the hoy was
a victim of a sscrificial murder.
The United States department of
public health has entered the moving
picture business to instruct the pub
lie. Yesterday arrangements were
made to secure a long series Of mo-
ton pictures of the health department.
its personnel, the work accomplished
ly it's members and The sanitary
means employed to prevent disease
throughout the United States.
Francis D. Sayre, fiance of Miss Jes-
sic Wilson, daughter of the president,
was today appointed deputy assistant
district attorney of New York City by
Charles g. Whitman. He will only
mold the position for short time. as
lie will become secretary 10 President
the beginning of the new yea-. .. .,
Armed with dynamite bombs and
automatic revolvers with which to as-
sassinate the governor of Che I[iang
Province, five young Chinese we're ar
rested aboard a steamer sailing out IF
Shanghai yesterday morning, accord
ing to Geographic advices just re-
ceived in Canton.
Secret information has reacted the
government agents that the acsassins
were on their way to Che Kidng pro-
vince, and a watch was kept on all