Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-23
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Headed by the famous old battle
ship Oregon, now In reserve at Mare
Island, the entire Atlantic feet oil
great dreadnoughts will pass through
the Panama canal as soon as il is
completed. This is the gist OF the
statement made by Secretary of the
Navy Josephus Daniels at San Diego
today.
Furthermore, the battleship feet
will. after the completion Of the
canal, spend as much time in the Pa
[cific as the Atlantic. according to the
secretary, who said:
when the canal is opened the bat.
tleship Oregon which raced around
the Horn to take part in the battle of
Santiago, will, as Is fitting, be the
first vessel to pass through the canal.
The Oregon will not travel alone, for
the gallant old warship viii be fol-
lowed by the entire Atlantic feet of
dreadnoughts. The battleship fleet
henceforth will remain a portion of
the time in the Pacific and a portion
of the time in the Atlantic, one as
much as the other"
After three years or work, Lieut..
Harold Chase Woodward of the
Twenty-second Company OF National
Guards of New York has discovered,
1t is reported, the safest high-power
explosive the world has ever known.
1t is said to be an. explosive equal to
the strongest dynamite made. Trotol
is the name given the new explosive.
Although half q dozen nations
would pay at least 100000 for the
discovery. Lieutenant woodward will
give it to the United States. 1t Is
predicted that within year the
United States will be using no other
explosive and that gun cotton, the
standard for ten years, will be given
second place.
Hope OF an entire settlement OF all
difficulties over wages and hours be
tween Eastern railroads. and their en-
ployes was expressed today by the
members Of the government mediation
board at New York.
A conference between representa-
tives of the trainmen and the board
has been scheduled at which basis
for arbitration is expected to be reach
ed. The mediators are seriously con-
sidering the stand taken by officials
of the Erie railroad and will try to
persuade the road to reenter the con-
ference. Failing in this the Erie Of
ficials will be asked to submit their
grievances to separate arbitration
board.
A new form of protest against i'm
prisonment was today added to her
already long list by Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst, the militant suffragette. In
addition to hunger strike, which she
already has inaugurated, Mrs. Pank-
hurst actually refused to walk. The
six women taken in custody with Mrs.
Pankhurst today were convicted Of
disturbing the peace. Imprisonment
of from two to three weeks was i'm
posed in each case.
Flat denial of published reports that
Ty Cobb, the sensational fielder of
the Detroit club, is going to Boston in
exchange for iris Speaker and cash
consideration was voiced today by
Frank Navin, owner of the Tigers.
mo club in any league said Ma
VIM would give in either cash or
players what Cobb is worth to De-
troit. There is no possibility of Cobb
going to Boston"
1t is officially denied that Sergeant
Ee. A. Wallace of the Coast Artillery
has died as result of the wounds
he received in the anti-I. w. W. riot
ing at Seattle last week Wal1ace's
is critical, it is said, but
he is not dead as reported. Special
officers are patrolling the city in
fear of trouble, as feeling is running
high.
A soldier named Lamale was killed
today at Mourmelon when a biplane
whereon he was passenger turned
turtle. Lieutenant Gabriel, who was
guiding the machine, was unhurt
when it fell. ..~-.
The Porte officially announced to-
night in Constantinople that Enver
Bey's army had entered and recap
tured the holy city Of Adrianople in
the name of the Turkish empire.