Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-29
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Cable advices received at the state
department today from John Lind
declared that Provisional President
Huerta had made many concessions in
| a new note, virtually asking only that
this government let matters stand as
| they are until after the Mexican gen.
eral election in October.
The soldiers comprising the garri-
sons at Brownsville, Fort jefferson.
Fort Leavenworth, Fort Cook, Fort
| Russell and those of the Great Lakes
division are expected to start for the
border first for guard duty. and to
prevent any filibustering.
The President does not intend to IS
sue any neutrality proclamation, mere
ly refusing further future requests OF
the two Mexican factions for permits
sion to transmit arms across the bor-
der
To Bring Americans Home.
Transports will probably be sent to
Vera Cruz and Tampico to bring Am
orleans home. About eight thousand
Americans, it is said, are still left in
Mexico
Acting on orders. from the state de-
partment, one troop of the Third Cav
airy, and company of the Third
Field Artillery we're rushed from Fort
Sam Houston, Texas, at midnight to
the Mexican border.
More than one thousand other sol
diers at Fort Sam Houston are await
ing orders.
Extensive loss of life and property
has been caused throughout Japan by
the typhoon which has been raging for
several days. Some idea of the ex-
tent of the damage done is given
when it is known that In Toxic alone
there are $4,000 houses inundated.
The government is taking measures
to relieve as far as possible the dis
tress caused by the floods and winds.
Rioting in the garment workers
strike was resumed at st. Louis last
night When the crowd had been dis
persed by the police, John Carter, a
private detective, was found with a
stab wound in the shoulder. 1t is be-
lieyed to have been inflicted by a
striker.
Six men were shot and two prob
ably fatally wounded in a riot at the
Pope tin mill at Steubenville, Ohio,
last night, when guards fired into two
thousand strikers who threatened to
rush the mill The most seriously
hurt were Joseph Miller and John Do
ran, strikers. Chief of Police Frank
Hauser was hit in the head with
buckshot.
Queen Wilhelmina today dedicated
the Palace of Peace at The Hague in
the presence of two thousand officials
and delegates toNt the recent peace
conference President Van Karne-
beck of the Carnegie Foundation and
Foreign Minister Van SwindeFden de-
livered addresses and a peace ode
was sung by Katherine Tingley and
twenty.four students of her theoso-
phical colony.
Rear Admiral Fletcher, command
ing the United States fleet in Next
can waters, cabled the navy depart
ment that the battleship Louisiana is
aground at Vera Cruz, Mexico. The
Louisiana is the flagship of Admiral
Fletcher and it was on this vessel
that Envoy Lind had planned to leave
Mexico, but was requested by Presi-
dent Wilson to return to Mexico City.
Numbered among the prominent rel
ligious workers who have visited in
Hawaii during the past several
months is Franklin M. Goodchild, ID.
D., pastor of the Central Baptist
church of New York city, who, in
company with Mrs. Goodchild, is
spending two weeks in Honolulu, be-
ing registered at Ainahau. Franklin
NJ Goodchild, Jr., who accompanied
his parents to this city, left for the
mainland in the Manchuria Tuesday, |
en- route over the Canadian Pacific
railway to De Land, Florida, where
he will enter the senior class at Stet-
son university.
Mr. and Mrs. Goodchild are en-
route on a tour of the world, and /
following their stay in Honolulu will
go to Japan, China, the Philippines, |
Burma, India. Egypt, Europe and re-
turning to New York within a year.
They left New York. July 2, travelling
from there to Los Angeles, where Mr..
Goodchild delivered an address be-
fore the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton, which was attended by more
than 10000 persons.
Harry X. Thaw's lawyers today are
guarding the fugitive alternately, fear
ing an attempt will be made to kid
nap Thaw and take him to New York
Former District Attorney Jerome of
New York has gone to Quebec to tell
Premier Gouin that yesterdays pro-
oeedings in the Thaw case at Sher-
brooke were farcical..
When bids on large quantity of
armor for the American battleship des-
ignated number SO were opened at the
navy department yesterday, it was
found that the bids of the Bethlehem
Steel Company, Midvale Steel Com
pany and Carnegie Steel Company
were identical on all classes. and also