Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-03
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Seven generals in command OF fed
eral districts yesterday sent peace
Icommission to General villa offering
to surrender and asking for terms.
| Word was received in Mexicos City
yesterday that Tuxpan was taken By
the insurgents under Aguilar, after
sharp fight. -
/ Several hundred bandits and Zapata
rebels have united south of Mexico
/. City to attack the capital, according
to reports received yesterday after
noon. = .. $50. -.
/ A central news dispatch received
in London from MarseilIes, France,
yesterday, says that all nine of the
United states battleslips, which have
been cruising In the Mediterranean,
were ordered to Vera Cruz. These
ships are the Utah, Florida, Wyoming,
Vermont. Ohio, Arkansas, Delaware,
Connecticut and Kansas.
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer of Newport,
] R. l., widow q the late well known
millionaire and society man, departed
last night for, the. Philippines, where
she win do missionary work for the
Episcopal church in the conversion of
the people of Jolo to Christianity.
/ The Japanese torpedo boat destroy.
er Aratsuyu, which went aground at
) Nanao bay Sunday, cannot be refloat-
. ed and is steadily breaking up on the
rocks. All hope of saving the vessel
i has been abandoned. .~f.-s&.
Raymond c. Brown, special commits
sioner of the Hawaiian board of inn
migration, sent to Europe to induce
! Spanish. Italian and Portuguese i'm
migration to Hawaii, arrived at the
Stewart hotel in San Francisco Mon
day, and sailed for home on the steam
ser Sierra, having been recalled from
! his work on account of changing con-
ditioas In Hawaii -. T.. s-s-s-.-ss.
Cclcnel Littleton w. T. Walker yes.
terday conferred with Secretary Dam
Iiels regarding charges that have been
made against Walters campaign in
the philippines, where he had to exc.
cute treacherous Filipino guides.
Nothing was given out concerning the.
conference, but Senator Swanson of
| Virginia who is backing Waller for
appointment as majof-genefal in COM
mand of the marine corps, declared
that the charges were explained to-
Secretary Daniels satisfaction. Swan
son said he was confident Waller
would be appointed to succeed Major
General Biddle, resigned
The London Daily Mails Berlin cor
respondent says it has been learned
that the real reason OF the kaiser,s
ban on the tango was his discovery,
that Grown Princess Eecilie was TAX
ing lessons In the tango, one step and
other ultra mod dances, from an.
American woman N4lo runs fashion.
able dancing ACADEMY in Berlin.
Senator Works yesterday led the.
| Opposition to the Hatch Hetchy bill in
the senate. speaking against the meas
ure that provides a water supply for.
San Francisco. He was frequently in.
terrupted BY Senator Thomas and
iother Democrats who favor the bill,
A notice was served yesterday on
/ the Democratic party that it must
amend the constitution and grant the
ballot to all women In the nation, or
risk losing the support Of women who
have already obtained the franchise.
This notice was given by. Miss Alice
Paul of the congressional commission,
of the Women's Suffrage Association.
Eleven were drowned at Belden,
Tex, yesterday, when a 3o-foot rise
swept down Nolan creek.
The subtreasury yesterday trans.
ferred S2.500, 900 to San Francisco
banks This makes a total of S6,600,-
900 In the present movement. =
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/ Housewives in Washington yester-
day Joined the movement for ma
tional boycott on eggs. Thousands of
women pledged themselves not to buy
legs until the price Is reduced to 80
tcents per dozen.
| The first hloodshed occurred yes
lterday in the trouble which has been
fbrewing for a week between the Ger
man troops and civilians, according to
Berlin advises. Lieutenant Baron Won
Forsetner ordered a company of sol.
Idiers with fxed bayonets to charge. a
ierowd of jeering workrnen at Dott-
lweiller. near Zabern in Alsace. One
workman was bayonetted and arrests
followed. :: >
With the filing of Is additional suits
in the United States district court in
New Orleans yesterday the American
Sugar Refining Company is made de-
PENDANT in civil prosecutions for dam
ages approximating 500 dOd 600