Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-21
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Laden with money, and accompan-
led by his wife and a lawyer. George
Carnegie, Harry Thaw's brother-in-
law, is en- route for Sherbrooke, Que
bee, where Thaw is held by the Ca
madam authorities. When leaving here
he was asked II he is going to help
Thaw fight for freedom.
Carnegie snapped, You bet, and it
will be some fight"
Jail Shelter.
Harry K. Thaw today won the first
point in the fight being made to
take him back to Matteawan Asylum,
when, instead of being turned loose
to be deported to American soil by
the Canadian immigration authorities,
he was insured the safety of the jails
shelter for tonight at least.
Asylum Keepers Guilty.
After an investigation today, Super
lntendent of Prisons Riley declared
he is convinced that the attendants at
Matteawan Asylum for the Insane are
responsible for Harry Thaw's escape.
Thaw Nervous.
Harry X. Thay spent a sleepless
night, and was extremely nervous at
breakfast this morning. He scarcely
tasted the food set before him. His
refusal to be photographed on account
of soiled collar and mussed clothes
was considered here as an indication
that his egotism still survives.
DisregardinR the governments re-
fusal to participate in the Panama-Pa-
cific Exposition in San Francisco in
1915, Manager Balm of the Ham
urg-American steamship line declar-
co today that he would do his utmost
to promote German representation.
Bailin thinks the government erred
greatly in refusing to participate.
With a $4,000 reward as an incen-
tive, scores of patrolmen, sheriffs,
deputies, and special agents are
searching for the four masked high
waymen who, last night, held up the
Spokane passenger train of the Orc
gon, Washington Railroad and Naviga-
ton Company in Sullivan's Gulch,
within the city limits of Portland.
The Robbers secured about $87 in
cash and $500 in jewelry FROM the
passengers in the observation car.
A man giving his name as Joe
Barron, lies dying in st. Vincent's
hospital from a bullet wound infiict-
ed by one of the highwaymen during
the holdup.
The police profess to believe that
he was a member of the gang shot
for an officer by mistake.
Following receipt of report of a
board OF inquiry, Secretary of the
Navy Daniels today issued an order to
punish all members of the Pacific Re-
servists who took part in the Seattle
riots July %, in which several L w.
w. and Socialist halls were wrecked.
The Republican party in New York
has decided to endorse the fusion
mayoralty nominee, John Purroy Nit
chell and not to place any candidate
of their own in the field.
Charles T. Malcouronne. a young
capitalist of Detroit. Michigan. and
Mrs. Florence B. Myers, of Honolulu,
were married in San Francisco Mon
day afternoon by Justice of the Peace
Barnett at the City Hall.
Malcouronne met his bride month
ago while visiting friends in the south
ern part of the state. Mrs. Myers was
also in California ON visit from Ho-
nolulu, where she resided most of
the last three years.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Smith of Philadelphia
The couple will leave for Honolulu
rext week to spend months honey
noon.
More than eight hundred delegates
assembled in the Ridderzall today for
the opening of the twentieth uniyer-
sal peace conference at The Hague.
The conference will continue several
days and is held under the patronage
of Prince Henry of the Netherlands.
Two days of committee meetings will
precede the regular session. About
fifty American delegates are present
Andrew Carnegie also is expected to
attend.
MARQUIS Pallavicini, an. army Off
Ger. and Count Tisza. premier of Hun
gary. were both slightly wounded to-
day in duel. with swords at Buda-
pest The marquis had accused Count
Tisza of trying to influence witness
in recent litigation.
1t is believed that Turkeys inten-
ton to occupy and hold the territory
westward to the Mesta river is not
with a view to its permanent occupa-
ton, but in order to compel Bulgaria
to treat with Turkey direct on the
question of Adrianople and thus pre-
vent interference in this situation by
the powers.
There are some indications that
Greece is acting in collision with Tur-
key. Greece has announced her read
mess to evacuate Xanthi GHasuljina
and Dedeaghatih next Thursday. with
the suggestion that Bulgaria occupy