Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-12
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Capt. John Lanyon OF New York.
special agent Of the Matteawan Asyl-
um for the criminal insane. was this
afternoon hHrrying TO Colebrooke to
demand thai. Harry K. Thaw be de-
liyered to him as his keeper. Lam
yon-.was delayed at Lancaster by a
breakdown OF his auto.
With polnpous alacrity, which had
been somewhat subdued by the un-
expected, strenuous and turbulent
events CT the last twenty-four hours,
Thaw began his preliminary fight
WITH the declarations that his law
yers would not let w. T. Jerome rail
read" him back to the asylum with
out hard fight.
I'VE viii try to initiate Canadian
CELEBRITY, said Jerome we shall
not allow quibbling to Interfere with
the transfer OF Thaw back to the lun-
attic asylum, where he belongs" In
fact, Jerome indicated strongly that
he had assurances from Governor
Samuel Felker of New Hampshire
and Attorney General James n Tut
tie that there would be no delay in
giving the fugitive hearing in the
extradition proceedings.
Japanese demands growing out of
the killing Of several Japanese at
Marking were presented to the Chi
nese government today. Though full
details were not available, sufficient
information was CLEANED to show that
the demands were tantamount to an
|ultimatum. An apology, an indemnity
and the punishment OF the guilty
soldiers and Officials in Marking are
demanded, and the Chinese are re-
quired to accept the terms without
delay and without pickering.
1t was stated at the Chinese for
eign Office that the Japanese note had
been received, and that it had been
turned over to Provisional President
IN Shih-Kai, who with other Chi
nese officials was considering it this
afternoon.
BY a vote of 81 to 100, along par
ty lines, the house today determined
to send the tariff bill, with the SEN
ate's amendments, direct to confer
ence. Republican efforts to have the
proper were defeated after a parts
an debate. during which the minori-
ty assailed the gag rule brought in by
the Democrats.
The conferees who have been
agreed upon to represent the house,
and who will be formally announced
later, are Representatives Under
wood, Kitchin, Rainey and Dixon,
Democrats, Payne and Fordney, Re-
publicans, and Murdock, Progressive,
All members of the ways and means
committee.
Mayor Gaynor was a strong man
with a genius for public life.D said
secretary Bryan today, on learning of
the death. He was strong not only
in the sense that he showed ability
in the discussion of public questions,
but his .sympAthies were broad, and
his heart wastenlisted in reform. His
place will be hard to fill. Lam dis
tressed 10 learn of his DEATH"
B. w. Dawson, a West Virginia
coal operator, declared before the
senate Investigation committee today
that operators in Pennsylvania and
Illinois have agreed with the United
Mine Workers to limit the production
OF coal in West Virginia.
David Lamar, under Indictment in
New York for impersonating mem
bers of congress, was arrested yes
terday by order of Attorney General
McReynolds. He was released on
bonds.
President Wilson is so satisfied
with the tariff situation that he left
Washington for the summer White
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