Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-23

4 the WlI00SS SVduu COUay fOF CFOSS-
examination in the hearing of the gov
eminent suit to dissolve the corpora
ton under the Sherman Anti Trust
law. So
There was no secret agreement
with the Hartman line regarding pref
erential prices said Farrell. "A great
many knew of the agreement. There
were contracts between the Hartman
lines and our companies and the sales
were distributed broadcast among our
statesmen 80
Port Moultrie, near Charleston, $. c.,
was the scene of an explosion tonight,
when the breech,bloek Of one of the
four-inch guns blew but, killing three
men. Nine others were badly injured
and several of them Will probably die.
The men were engaged In night target
practise.
President Wilson, in view of recent
developments, will not wait until Sep
TENDER to nominate Democratic gov
crnor of Hawaii, as he annednced re-
Gently. He informed your correspond
ent today that he would send to the
senate the name of the new governor
soon ~ WALKER.
After brayesy facingI for week the
inevitable result of hisI mistake in TAX
ing tablet of .bichlopide Of mercury.
B. Sanders walker, the young Macon
banker, died this morning. Members
Of the family gathered his bedside
several days ago, when the doctors an
nounced there was no hope. When
the end neared, Walker gave no sign
of fiinching, but met death with resig-
nation. During the last day Walker
was under the influence OF opiates
most of the time, but in conscious in
,ervals gave evidence that he was not
suffering.
Senator Ashurst introduced a bill
today to appropriate $1,500,O00 for
government armor-plate plant Secre-
tary Daniels, who fayors government
armor plant, has conferred with Sena-
tor Ashurst on the bin.
Strong dissatisfaction is expressed
in Toxic today by the government as
well as by individuals with the Amer
lean reply to Japan'ss protest against
the California anti-alien land bill, be-
cause it gives no leeFay for arDitra-
ton.
The foreign office today cabled to
Viscount Chinda, at Washington, tol
give the American state department
Japan's Interpretation of the treaty
which Japan claims has been violated.
The sale of four British steamers
to the Japanese government has just
been negotiated, according to infor-
nation given out ins London yester-
day The steamers are new and fast.
According to a report reaching |
Marshfield, Oregon, a sailing vessel
overturned at the mouth of the
Rogue river, near Wedderburn. 1t is |
rumored that two men are hanging |
In the rigging. On account of the tell
ephone line being down between Ban
don and Wedderburn it is impossible
to secure any details.
The nomination of State Senator A.
Caminetti of California to be commits
sioner general of immigration, in the
place of Commissioner Keefe of De-
troit was sent to the senate today by
President Wilson
The car of Russian, unaccompan-
led by the czarina, arrived in Berlin
today to attend the marriage on Sat
urday of the German emperors
Princess Victoria Luise.
The reception of the Russian ruler
was given more effusive than that
yesterday to King George of
Great Britain.
Escorted by troops, the Kaiser and
Gar Nicholas led the procession to
the palace, King George following
alone in an auto. The depot was en-
tirely surrounded by secret police,
even the railway for miles being
closely watched.
A hundred Russian secret service
men are guarding the car.
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