Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-13

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lister Moheno and his retirement will
make the war element" among
Hnerta's advisors supreme.
Rumors that Chihuahua has fallen
/ into the hands of the rebels were cir
culated in the City of Mexico yester-
day and denied By the government.
L All the 26 Americans who were inn
perilled by the fighting at Tuxpan
have taken refuge on the battleship
Louisiana and the cruiser Wheeling
in Vera Cruz harbor.
The rebels have the advantage in
their attack on Tuxpan. The city
probably viii fall.
President Wilson will issue. state
ment within fortnight making clear
the exact purpose of this government
in. the present Mexican crisis, accord
ing to the accepted belief in official
circles. = - =. - ii.
French diplomats declared yester.
day that the British foreign Office has
been asked by the United States to
demand the resignation of Huerta, &C.
cording to Paris dispatches.
Four labor leaders we're arrested in
Christchurch. New Zealand, yesterday
on charges OF conspiracy in connec-
tion with the general strike that
threatens to tie up all, industries in
the colony. ~
g - -
Mrs. Abide GrinneIl, one of the best
known American actresses 80 years
ago, died in the Flatbush 3poorhouse,
New York, Iate yesterday of cancer of
the stomach She. was 81 years old.
Unless her body Is claimed 1t viii be
buried in the potter's. field. .s.. ~
The Harvard Club of Japan yester.
day voted to invite President A. Law
renee Lowell, of Harvard University,
and Col. Theodore Roosevelt, to de-
liver a series of lectures in Japan,
ito promote )mntual understanding
and friendship between Japan and the
United States ~- g..
Charles g. Gates. who died suddenly
in Wyoming, divided his fortune
equally between his mother, Mrs.
John W. Gates, and his widow, Mrs.
Florence Hopwood Gates. His estate
is estimated at five million dollars.
Thirty million dollars damage has
been caused BY the warfare of the
militant suffragettes since they began
their campaign of violence in Eng
land, Scotland and Wales, according
to figures compiled in London yes
terday.
The first step toward developing
the naval defense of the Panama Ca
patch of five submarines to the Canal
zone. As soon as the canal is opened
the submarines will go through to
the Pacific end and be stationed per-
manently at Balboa
Kansas City added a minister yes
terday to it's municipal police force.
The Rev J. M. Bunlayy is the new
appointee. He will have charge of
the welfare work of the department.
A hundred officers and sailors of
the United States battleship Arkan-
sas yesterday had a long audience
with the pope and received his bless
ing. After visit to the Vatican the
sailors toured the city.
Ex-Sultan Muliali Hafid escaped
from the tribesmen who captured him
on the way to Mecca, and he has
arrived there safely
The Greek and Turkish peace dele.
gates reached an agreement yester-
day practically on all points under ne
gotiation They initiated the draft
of a contract which. it is believed,
will result in complete settlement
of the controversy between the two
countries.
Secretary Bryan had a narrow es-
cape Yesterday when the horse upon
which he was taking his morning ride
slipped to it's knees on the wet as
phalt pavement. The secretary man
eyed to keep from falling under the
horse
President Wilson will send to the
senate the nomination of Henry NJ.
Pindell of Peoria. Illinois, to be am
tassador to Russia, according TO a.
statement by Secretary of State Bry-
an yesterday.
The maker of wedding cakes for the
Goulds, the Roosevelts, and other per
sons of fame and fortune. has been
entrusted with the responsibilities of
building the bridal cake for Miss les
sic Wilson. The entire cake will
weigh 125 pounds and will represent