Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-10


| BY vote OF 7S to 1S1, the House
today not only decreed the abolition
Iof the commerce court, but adopted
the Bartlett amendment to the urgent
deficiency bill legislaing the judges
of that court out Of Office.
DR.. Fred ]. Lane, brother of Frank
lin K Lane, to whose home the lat
ter was taken yesterday, issued the
following bulletin: "The secretary
Is suffering from nervous breakdown.
This Is the climax of severe nervous
strain he had been under, combined
with a bad cold from which he has
been suffering
j The New York-St Louis Flyer on
the Pennsylvania railroad was derail-
ed four miles west of here at $3.50
O'Clock this morning, injuring thir-
ty-fye Of the seventy-three passen-
gers, and fatally injuring three of the
crew. Six coaches went into corn
field on one side of the track, the en-,
4 CINE and tender striking a bridge
abuttment on the other side of the
track and turning one span of the
bridge into the air. The rear coach
remained on the rails, and the next
coach. although OF the track, did not
turn over.
None Of the passengers was seri-
lousiy hurt, but two firemen were SO
BADLY crushed and scalded that they
w. dies and a chef in the diner was
seriously scalded. The engineer suf-
fered severe scalp wound
With the Pan-American contests,
the Camp Perry international rife
tournament closed here today The
American team Will retain possession
LOT the Palma trophy. fepresentjng
the rife championship Of the world
at was defended by a score of 1714
The Argentine team, which was sec
ond scored 1854. A banquet in the
visiting rife mems honor was given
tonight
Major General Arthur Murray re-.
fused today to divulge the nature of
the charges preferred against James
B. Hughes, senior major, of the First
Cavalry, commanding the third squad.
ron at Monterey, which will bring the
officer before court martial at San
i Francisco Preside September Is.
'The charges are sufficiently serious
to call for a general court martial to
i hear Them" he said, but 1 cannot
make them public at present"
Is I =. : ~.
i The house today passed a bill ad,
hitting free of duty all articles to be
exhibited at the 1915 Exposition in
San Francisco and establishing copy
Il right and patent regulations for arti.
cles brought to the exposition. The
bin now goes to the senate.
4 Maine Republicans were jubilant to-
day over the election to congress Of
John Peters, speaker of the Maine as
sembly to succeed the late Represen-
tatives Forest Goodwin. Peters plu-
4 rality over William Pattangall Demo
cratic Is 553. John Lawrence, Pro-
Il gressive candidate ran 5000 votes be-
hind Pattangall. President Wilson's
plurality over Colonel Roosevelt in
1912 was 1456 and heavy Progressive
loss is indicated by this election; the
Republicans say it indicates disap-
prevail of President Wilson's tariff po-
Icy and Peters declares it means
Il merely that the Republicans and Pro-
| gressives have healed their breach.
Especial by Cable via San Francisco
to Sun Chun Quock Boz
| CANTON, Sept. s.-Following a
Iraid on the headquarters of the
Wong Hing-Doctor Sun party here,
j where the government learned the
plot for another revolution was To-
menting, eight of the men captured
were convicted of plotting against the
government and were executed by or,
der of Governor Lung.
Another raid resulted in the discov-
cry of bombs with which it is said the
reyolutionists intended to kill Govern
or Lung. Six men captured in this
raid are held in prison.
i Especial Cable to the Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Sept. 9.-No remarkable
progress has been made in the nego-
tiations between Minister Enjiro va
maza, the japanese representative at
Picking, and the heads of Yuan Shin.
kai's government.
The appointment of the new
Chinese foreign chief and five other
cabinet ministers, under the premier
ship of Hun Hee Lun, was reported
from the Japanese legation at Picking
to the foreign Office here today. The
following appointments filled the va
cancies caused by the designations of
the six Chinese ministers, including
Luke Ching Cheong, the minister of
foreign affairs, few days ago:
Minister of foreign affairs-Sun 30
Kee; once the Chinese minister to
France and later governor of Shan
tong.
Minister. of justice-Leong Kai
Chew: one of the former leaders of