Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-18
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government yesterday. In explaining
that part of his statement as to
breaking off of diplomatic relations
he said Charge d'Affaires O'Shaugh-
messy can approach no members of
the cabinet freely. When Envoy Lind
tleft Mexico City only Minister of the
Interior Adalpe showed any cordially
TO O'Shaughnessy. O'Shaughnessys
personal property is all packed up
and he is ready to leave for Vera
Cruz at a moments notice.
News reports have been received in
the City of Mexico of the assassina-
ton of Ricon Gallardo, husband of
former Luz DiaZ, daughter of Porfirio
! DiaZ
One thousand five hundred Ameri-
cans in the City of Mexico are in dan
ger of having their means of escape
cut off, according to state department
fadvices.
Charge d'Affatres O'Shaughnessy
has informed Secretary Bryan that
Huerta has threatened to destroy rail-
road communication between the City
| of Mexico and Vera Cruz.
All the big. textile mills in the Law
renee, Mass, district, employing about
thirty thousand persons, we're tied up
yesterday by a strike of 300 firemen
A challenge to a public debate on
the fairness and attitude Of the United
States toward Mexico is the subject of
an advertisement inserted in a Wash
lington paper by Major Cassius E.
Gillette, a former army officer. He
| is willing. to argue that Huerta is Ell
Their an assassin or a traitor.
Orders were issued yesterday by
Admiral Paul Won HintZe, the German
ambassador to Mexico, for the Ger
man cruiser Nurmburg now on the Pa
cifie coast to proceed at once to San
Bias, a seaport in the state of Tepec
The sum of $4,350,000 was given to
Cornell Medical College of New York
ment yesterday by President Schur-
man.
Cardinals Gibbons and Farley have
Endorsed tie movement for the obser-
vance of the National tuberculosis
Day.
The British government has decid-
ed to seek a compromise with the op-
position leaders in parliament on the
Home Rule Bill, according to the
Times. Premier Asquith, it says,
within a week will make an offer of
a clause suspending the operation Of
the bill in Ulster for a definite term
| ef years and will propose to place an
additional burden on British taXpay-
Iers in order to compensate the Ma
tionalists of Ireland for the tempo
rary loss of the wealth of Ulster.
mo man alive is worth over $685.
600 a year for the ability he brings
into a position or an office" said Pro-
lessor w. S. Ripley, head of Har-
wards economic department yester-
day.
Philander C. Knox let it become
known through friends today that ne
has no idea of raising to the bait Of
the Progressive Republicans and be-
coming their candidate for governor
Iof Pennsylvania.
Police throughout the continent be-
gan working yesterday on the mys-
terry. of a $4,000 robbery Gold in
COTS valued at $65, 1000 consigned by
the Ottoman Bank in Constantirople
to Paris by way of Berlin, disap-
peared in transit.
The employers of the United King
dom are forming new union and pro-
pose to raise a guarantee fund Of
| $3.50, 900, 900 in order to protect them
selves against strike movements b.
ttne trade unions and other labor or
CARNATIONS.
A special inspection train bearing
| William J. Jackson, president OF the
Chicago and Eastern Railroad and a
Eparty of officials and directors of the
road, was derailed yesterday while
running at a high rate of speed around
q curve just north Of Newport, near
| Danville, Ill.
Counsel for Harry TLaw yesterday
filed an amended petition for a writ
Of habeas', corpus with Burns P. Hodg-
man. CLERK of the federal court, and
immediately afterwards began work
on a long legal brief simplifying the
petition.
Former Governor Sulzer will start
on his lecture tour Saturday night.
| The topic of the lectures will be
about 1.-The Treason Of Tammany.
Representative Reilly of Connecti-
cut yesterday introduced a resolution
in the house ordering an investigation
of the United Cigars Company to de-
eide whether the concern is operat-
ing in restraint of trade and If 1t Is
! a monopoly. =
The Blood Ritual myth is being
seduously kept alive in St. Peters
burg. the latest effort being a sub
scription now being raised by the No.
70 E Vremya for a memorial to the
murderer Yushinsky boy.