Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-10
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Pope Plus Y is dying. At any mo-
ment the Holy Father may pass away.
That is the opinion in Rome today
Mass was celebrated at the bedside of
the Pontiff today. according to one
close TO the household of His Holiness.
The sedentary life OF the Pope in the
past ten years has told on Plus Y.
Pope Plus is 7S-ten years younger
than the venerable Mons. Capacelatio,
Co-ordinal Archbishop of Capua and
the dean of the, sacred college.
Cardinal 0rgelia, dean of the sacred
college, spent hours in consultation
with Cardinal Del Val, papal secretary
OF state, and Cardinal Pietro Respigli.
| DR.. Marchia Fava, the Pope's chief
physician, as he left the bedside of his
distinguished patient, looked very
grave. Already they are talking of
the death of the Pontiff as something
which cannot be long in coming, and
| speculations, are rife as to who may
succeed the peaceful Plus The three
! names up at present are Del Val, Ram
polla and Falconio. IT,. -.
L w dE USlWSeH IuC
of San Franchises Chinatown has
broken out again. During battle
with revolvers between gunner OF the
Bing Kung Tong and the Suey Sings
today, Mizuhari, Japanese, was
killed. -......... .. T..
Manager Parrillo, defender of the
matrimonial pond, has appealed
against the recent decision of the Rota
tribunal, annulling the marriage of
Count Boni de Castellane and Anna
Gould, now the Duchess de Talleyrand.
Two decisions already have been
rendered by this court, the first
against Count de Castellane, who
sought the annullment and the second
reversing the former decree and gran
ting the annulment. -.
In the presence of Doctors Anderson
and Stimson of the United States ma
rine hospital service, DIR. F. F. Fried
mann late today gave demonstra-
ton of the administration of his SER
UNI in tuberculosis cases in the Mount
Sinai hospital. Several patients were
inoculated by Doctor Friedman in
the presence of the two government
surgeons and ten other witnesses.
These United States experts will now
pass officially upon the burning ques-
ton whether Friedman deserves
rank with Lister and Koch as one of
the great benefactors of humanity, or
is just cunning faker exploiting the
lingering hopes of victims of the white
plague. H.. 49,.
Levi P. Morton, ex-vice president of
the United States, rallied today and his
physicians now hope that the veteran
statesman and financial magnate, now
SO, will defeat age and illness and re-
cover.
A popular pastime nowadays with
continental. aviators would seem to be
flying trips by night over Great Brit
ain. Reports of these night visits
have become $50 general and at the
same time so disconcerting that the
government has taken official action
and passed bill prohibiting the pas
sage of aircraft over certain specified
areas. Any craft violating this regu-
lation will be fired on and otherwise
warned away. The bill was introduced
into the house of commons by Colonel
Seeley, secretary for war, and it pass
ed through all it's stages at one sitting
without discussion.
The bill authorizes the proper Off
GERS, after giving a prescribed warn
ing, to fire at any aircraft infringing
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means to prevent infractions.
. Anne Douglas Gould is the name for.
the new Jay Gould baby. granddaugh-
ter of Mrs. Hubert Vos.
To avoid the hundreds of curious
persons assembled at the New York
avenue Presbyterian church, where it
was expected he would occupy AbFa-
ham Lincoln's pew, President Wilson
worshipped today in the Central Pres.
byterian church, Third and / streets.
An unidentified assassin killed
Nine Constant, at Teheran, Persia,
wife of the Belgian collector of Gus
toms, early today, and seriously
wounded Mr.. Constant. The couple
were returning home from midnight
dinner when several revolver shots
were fired into their carriage. The
assassin is believed to have been a
Persian. He escaped. -.
Dispatches received in London from
Sofia say that the Balkan Allies will
reply Monday to the note from the
Powers regarding enogtiations for
peace with the Turks. AdYices from
Constantinople, however, say the
Turks are again divided over peace
terms and that another revolution is
imminent
Gen. Louis Franchet d'Esperey, COM
mander of one of the French columns
in Morocco, has been ordered under
thirty days arrest by the governor
general of Morocco, according to a