Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-31
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The memories of those who perish
ed in Havana harbor on the battle
ship Maine were honored today. The
occasion was the unwilling at the
Columbus Circle entrance Of Central
Park of the National Maine monu-
ment in New York, pylon forty feet
high, erected by popular subscription
from all parts of the Nation.
Although the unwilling exercises
proper were not staged until late in
the afternoon, they were preceded by
land parade, in which FIVE thousand
bIuejackets of the Atlantic fleet took
part, augmented by troops from the
regular army, the New York National
Guard, veterans of Spanish-American
war, company of Cuban artillery,
Cuban band of sixty-two pieces and
twenty sailors from the cruiser Cuba.
Extraordinary revelations of treach-
cry carried on for years by colonel
of the Austrian general staff. who
sold secrets of vital Importance to
Russia, are made in today's Military
Gazette.
Colonel Redl, one of the chiefs of
the military secret service depart
ment, was found to have given to the
Russian government draft plans for
simultaneous action on the part of the
Austrian and, German armies against
Russia in case of war; When con-
fronted with the evidence of traitor
Gus actions, he committed suicide.
President Wilson broke anothey
precedent today when he failed Ito
speak at the Memorial Day exercises
at the Arlington National Cemetery.
Instead he toured Virginia in en- auto.
The cabinet resigned at Madrid to-
night as a result OF opeued hostility
manifested by the chamber of dep
uties.
The Duchess OF Orleans today filed
suit against the Duke of Orleans for
separate maintenance and restitution
of large sumS loaned him. according
to dispatch received at Paris by
the Temps f5bm Brussels
Walter Hines Page, the new United
States Ambassador to the Court of
st. james, was received today by
King George, to whom he presented
HIS letters of credence. Sir Edward
Grey, the British foreign secretary,
presented the new ambassador. 40
In a terrific explosion, which took
place at Giant shortly after eleven
o'clock this morning, three white men
and two Chinese were killed by the ex-
plosion of quantity of bulk dynamite
in the machine packing house, about
a quarter of a mile from the general
Offices of the Giant Powder Company.
Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, broken
down again in health as a result of
the hunger strike" she inaugurated
as soon as she was reincarcerated on
May 26, after a temporary release,
of which she took advantage to issue
new ultimatum to the government,
was again released from Holloway
Jail last night. She was removed in
a motor to a friends house.
Within a short time after her re-
lease, band of Militants made a
desperate attempt to destroy the
Royal Academy by setting fire to the
building. The blaze they started
was well under way before it was
discovered and an alarm sent in. The
damage done was small. Oil-soaked
suffragette literature was found
where the fire had been started.
California congressman are plan
ming a big fight at the next session of
congress to secure for San Francisco
the construction of a great naval dry
dock following the expected aban
donment OF the great works at Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii The California prof.
ect follows the filing with Secretary
of the Navy Daniels of report on
the Pearl Harbor dock by Rear Adj
miral Stanford, U. S. N. chief of the
Eureau of yards and docks.
He declares that the bottom of
Pearl Harbor will not properly sus-
tain the weight of great dock and
advocates that any attempt to re-
build it be abandoned.
Mourning for the dead of the audi
forum disaster of May "a dominated
observance of Memorial Day al, Long
Beach, California. Grand Army vet
Grams, Woman's Relief Corps and
Sons of Veterans marched out on the
Pine avenue pier. at whose lands
end the threshold OF the auditorium
collapsed with fatal results last Sat
urday, and from the lower deck OF the
wharf strewed flowers upon the