Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-15
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Official information given out at
the Vatican at seven O'Clock this
morning Tuesday, states that His
Holiness the Pope is in q less critical
condition and that decided turn for
| the better has been noted.
The Pope's fever is mounting rapid
ly, registering 103 tonight (Monday).
The Vatican is greatly alarmed.
The guards about the sick room
have been doubled and two beds have
been prepared in an anterooIG for
night watchers. .~-. g.: r. 4" -. ii
Physicians Disagree ...:.
Reports of his condition as issued
by Doctor Marchiafava and Doctor
Amiei differ Doctor Amiei spent the
night at the Pope's bedside. He de-
cIared that when bronchitis caused
| fits of coughing and bloody expectora-
tions, symptoms of pneumonia were
present. The two physicians have
differed professionally over the
Pope's case and are said to- have.
quarreled yiciously.
Vatican Searched .- -..s. H.. -. . I'll
Papal Secretary Merry Del Val to-
day ordered the Swiss Guards to
search the Vatican and expel every
one not having business there.
Making a Shroud
The Pontiff's sisters are making a
large lshroud for their brother, but he
does not know of their labors. They,
visited the Pope today.
Scores of. secret arrests were made
in Madrid today, following the at
tempt on the life of King Alfonso
by Rafael Sancho Alego, supposed
anarchist. Alege was cross-examined
closely today, it is reported, and de-.
MED having any accopmlices or be-
ing member lin any nihilistic or
ganiZation.
General Pedro ojeda is prisoner
under the protection of the American
flag today and the federal post of.
Naco, the last station remaining to
the government IN the northern part
of the state, is in the hands of the.
Sonora Constituencies
Oieda's defense came to an end at
noon, Sunday, when, after defying the
rebels for five days, he attempted to.
dash across the American border with
a handful of his command.
General Ojeda is being bitterly re-
viled by his fellow captives today.
They declare that Ojeda, seeing his
last hope blasted fled with a half
dozen of his officers, leaving his men
to stand alone against the Yaquis.
With the bang ,of the gavel, direct
ing her authority over the thousand
assembled delegates, Mrs. Matthew
Scott, president general of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, today called to order what prom
Uses to be one of the hottest political
congresses of the society, SILK
glove" policies versus practical" pol
icies, despite the appeal from the
members .back home" that they he
subordinated to a general educational
campaign, were the business of the
day.
The leading candidates for Presi-
dent General SCOTS position are
Mrs. Chas. B. Bryan of Memphis, Mrs.
John NJ Miller Horton of New York
and Mrs. VIM. Cummings Story.
More than $4,000 Socialists and
Unionists quit work in Brussels today
as the result of great strike for uni
yersal suffrage.
One hundred and fifty thousand
miners were first to lay down their
tools and it is believed that by We'd
nesday more than 100000 workers
will be out. -.
In preparation for trouble $4,000
troops are ready for action, but it is
believed that many regiments are per-
meated by the doctrines of Socialism
and it is doubtful if. they would obey
an order for serious action. This fact
is recognized by the strike leaders.
At their headquarters, is suspended a
great banner which bears the legend:
Soldiers, do not fire on your broth
ers." i T.. T.. .~.s. ..:~<
This is fit fate for the beast who
ruined a young girl. He will ruin no
more" .> =. -. !. s...-, ~
This note, found by the bedside Of
George Dietz, rich ladies' tailor, was
the only clue to one of the bloodiest
murders which has stirred Chicago in |