Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-18
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sleep, the Pope aweke this morning
greatly refreshed. Although his con-
dition is grave, the Papal physicians
mate recovery.
Doctors Marchiafava and Amici this
morning issued the following bulletin:
The Holy Father passed a quiet
night and his condition is improved
lie has no fever. and the bronchial al
lection is ameliorated."
Cardinal Oregila today formally in
yited all cardinals to Rome To join him
in asserting their right to assist in the
ministrations to the Pontiff.
Alarm Was Felt. "-=
The Pope's condition last night was
alarming, but gradually developed
into one of hopefuIness and this morn
ing it was believed that if the Pontiff
survives several days longer he has
chance to recover.
At midnight he was restless and tor
mented by a cough. ...
Prepared for Death.
The Vatican had prepared for the
Pope's death. Cardinal Dominica mott.
DSu SdI OICSl1d IIdl INC Cuu NdS
near and the latter was in constant
readiness to assist in administering
the last sacraments. j,
1t was reported that Cardinal Merry
Del Val had requested all apostolic
delegates to notify the cardinals
abroad to be. ready for conclaYe of.
the Sacred college. ..E
Family Near at Hand. ...a ~.
Angelo Sarto, the Pontiff's brother,
lived in the city,. ...: ....- .
His sisters also we're summoned to
the Vatican last night and told to pre-
pare for the worst. The Pope's mar.
ried sisters, living outside of Italy,
also have been summoned. .:-.I
The King Of Italy is receiving hour
~ bulletins concerning the Pontiff's1
condition. - =.
When the house Democratic caucus
resumes its consideration of the tariff
bill tomorrow afternoon an early con-
clusion is predicted. It is expected
that the tariff bill, in practically the
same shape as it was framed by the
ways and means committee, will be
presented to the house on Monday.
The Republican members of the
house are to meet in caucus and it is
certain that they will approve of the
minority report of the ways and
means committee, which eXcoriates
the bill. 49,. ..1.
Defiant insistence by Japan that her
citizens be accorded the right to be-
come naturalNed citizens of the Unit
ed States is the radical proposition
which is hourly gaining strength in
Tokyo as the only solution to the diff
ficulties of the japanese residents of
California. The public is wrought up
to high tension, and movements are
in progress throughout all the country
to demand for the. Japanese equal
rights in America with all other aliens.
The appeal of Porter Charlton to j
the supreme court from the action of
the New Jersey courts and the state
department in. holding him over for
CXtradition to Italy to answer to the
charge of numbering his wife at Lake,
Como on June T., 1910, was ON call
for argument today before the court,
but because of several cases ahead
there was possibility it might not
be reached until tomorrow.
A welcome to the Republic of China
IS voiced today in an editorial appear
ing in "The Commoner," the paper
edited by Secretary of State Bryan.
The editorial says in part: THE !
people of America will rejoice at |
China's entrance into her new career.
1t is momentous hour when the, citi-
zens of great nation, becoming. con-
scious of their rights and capacities,
secure participation in the govern
ment whereunder they live
John Wayman, who as states at
torney uncovered the Lorimer slush
fund in the Illinois legislature and
prosecuted for bribery a number of
the members in connection with the
election of Loriner to the United |
States senate, committed suicide in
Chicago yesterday by blowing out his
brains
Six are known to be dead, one miss |
ing and FIVE are seriously injured, fol- |
lowing fire which destroyed the Ho- |
tel De Wilson at Malone, n. Y, early |
today Albert Robedeau, after arous-
ing the occupants of the place and !
saving many of them, was caught in
the flames and persisted.
Following the departure for Quay |
mas of Colonel Oregon and his 400 |
Constitutionalists, quiet prevailed on !
the Arizona border today for the first
time in many weeks. Oregon ex- !.
rects the surrender of the federals at
Guaymas upon his appearance.
A bill granting Doctor Friedmann.
iiscoyerer of an alleged tubCrculnsis J
cure, license to practice in the Dis-i
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