Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-10


The German cruiser Nurnburg.
which was to have arrived at San
Pedro harbor today for compliment
tary visit of several days. is rushing
to Mexican waters at top speed. This
information came to Los Angeles yes
terday. by wireless from the com.
mander Of the cruiser.
Former Ambassador Henry Lane
Wilson criticized the administration
Mexican policy in an address before
the Union Club at Cleveland, Ohio,
Saturday night.
Il believe that had Huerta been ac-
corded diplomatic courtesies from
this government peace and order in
Mexico would have been brought
nearer than they have been brought
he said.
BY what course Of reasoning can
there be an insistence from Washing
ton that an Anglo-Saxon system Of
government can be established In
Maxico, when 80 per cent of the pop
ulation cannot read or write? Amer
lean intervention means war;
Vincent Aston and Miss Helen Dirs-
more Huntington, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Coils p, Huntington, will be
married in the spring. The wedding
will take place at Stattsburg, the
home Of the Huntingtons. =
That Hawaii is to have more visit
ors from the Pacific coast during the
coming winter than ever before in
its history was the assertion by H.
p. Wood, secretary of the promotion
committee of Hawaii.
Bookings on all lines for the next
few months are heavy from San.
Francisco, Los Angeles and San
Diego, and for three months after
the first Of the year the accommoda-
tons are all taken, even now.
The steamship Pleiades, Captain
Armstrong, which left San Francisco
Saturday for Balboa, Panama, collid-
ed with an unknown vessel in the vi
entity of the South Lightship last
evening and is now on the way back
to the Golden Gate to repair dam
ages.
A judgment for 1884 was rendered
against Mary Garden, the opera sing
er. in the municipal court of New
York city. on Saturday, in favor of
Madame Frisinger, costumer, for
costumes. including silk tights, furn-
ished the singer for her appearance
in "Thais.
The British steamer South Point,
en- route to Philadelphia, broke down
in mid-Atlantic and is being towed
toward Queenstown by the Kappa.
hammock, one of the ships which was
sent to aid the burned liner Vulturno.
The manager of the Thalia theater
in Berlin has sold single piece OF
tango music to the Danish king for
$500. The, dance is to be introduced
Immediately at the Danish court.
Ferdinand of Bulgaria is getting
uneasy about his throne, according
to report in Sofia. During his visit
to Vienna, Ferdinand consulted the
emperor and Austrian foreign minis
ter about the revision of the peace
treaty, saying that otherwise his posi-
ton would be .mpeFilled. T..
It is certain Bulgaria is resentful
against the king for forcing the coun-
try into another war which ended SO
disastrously for Bulgaria.
The one-million-dollar suit against
Mrs. Clarence Mackay brought by
Mrs DIR. j. R.. Blake in New York,
possibly will never come to trial. A
reconciliation between DR.. Blake and
his wife was foreshadowed Saturday
when her suit for divorce was post
poned indefinitely.
1t was semi-officially announced to-
day that the Crown Prince and Primo
css of Sweden will visit the Panama
Pacific Exposition in San Francisco in
1915.
The efforts of the people of Hawaii
to have, the United States government
set aside as a national park the areas
surrounding the famous volcanoes of
Kilauea and Mauna Loa and the trails
leading to them at last are promised
success.
L. A. Thurston is at the Hotel Belle
vue, where he has just arrived from
Washington, and says that when in
! the national capital a week ago he
discussed the project with Secretary