Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-26
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President Madero is reported tonight.
Emilio Madero was on his way to La
redo with a small following wnen ne
was overtaken by the troops or Gen
eral Huerta, according to the report,
and killed.
The next president of Mexico prop
ably will be either Gen. Felix Diaz or
Francisco De La .Barra, with Diaz the
fayorite. President Huerta Is con-
Quoting the work of pacifying the
country quickly and with a firm hand.
Huerta today notified the native
population that the only way to pre-
vent ultimate intervention by the Unit
ed States is to support his admins
tration.
There is an undercurrent of resent
ment against the killing of Madero
and Suarez, but no one dares voice
open disapprovaE
Emilio Vasquez Gomez, revolution
airy leader, who recently proclaimed
himself Provisional President of Mex.
leo, has agreed to accept cabinet
position under Huerta.
Jack Johnson will be unable to APP
pear for trial for two weeks. john
sons attorneys state he is critically
i'll with pneumonia.
{ Retreat. of the Bulgarian force In
vesting the Tchatalja lines is reported
today in messages from the front.
These, say the Bulgarians, were fore
ed to Withdraw to the west because
the impossible roadways about Tcha-
ITALIA made it impossible for them TO
obtain supplies.
Olaf A. Tveitmoe, one of the labor
leaders convicted at the dynamite
conspiracy" trial at Indianapolis and
taken to the federal prison at Leayen-
worth, signed a sixty thousand dol
lar bond for mis- release. He will
probably be released this week, his
attorney states.
President-elect Wilson has revealed
the state of mis- mind with respect to
the formation of his cabinet and re-
Communications for legislation at an
extra session of congress. The an
nouncement of the date of the extra
session was not made today.
MY thought of the personnel of the
administration is to get the best force,
impetus and snap into il. so that It
will be a group of fellows that will do
team work" said Wilson.
81 am thinking of feasible method
of currency REFORM" said Mr.. Wilson,
land, of course, am studying -1he ex-
sct provisions that will go into tariff
revision.
The Texas Rangers force received
orders this morning to proceed TO
Brownsville. One troop of the United
States Fifth Cavalry has left for
Brownsville carrying equipment for
thirty days field service.
Troop Trains Reach Galveston.
Company d, Signal Corps, arrived
early today, the first of the troops 20
reach Galveston for mobilization. Fol-
lowing the signal corps, trainloads of
soldiers continued to arrive through
out the day. The army transport Nc.
Clellan arrived today and locked
alongside the Sumner
General Carter Goes to Border.
Freight cars for carrying the i'm
pedimenta of the Twenty-Seventh IN
fantry from Fort Sheridan to Calves
ton as well as the coaches for men
and officers were run into the siding
at the fort near Chicago this noon
Maj.-Gen. William H. Carter, COM
manding- the second division, and his
staff. left tonight on a train carrying
7S4 men.
Eleventh infantry on Way.
Four sections carrying the Elev.
enth Infantry left Fort Russell today
rOr Galveston.