Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-25

cred in New York. The diamond
broker suspected has been arrested,
i but the young woman who resided in
fashionable hotels of the city and who
Il played the greater part in the fraud,
has disappeared.
"a A car1nan of Sacramento and five Of
his children are i'll from scarlet fever
land one child is already dead of the
disease contracted at the county hos
Ipital where the children had been
taken for diphtheria-
i Vincent Aston presented his fiancee,
i Miss Helen Densmore Huntington,
4 with an engagement ring made to or
Iuer at a cost of $4,000.
i Greece and Turkey have signed a
] treaty Of peace at Athens.
Sir Thomas Upton tried to purchase
4 Sulgrave Manor, the ancestral home
4 of George Washing ton's family in Eng.
Hand, in order to ship it to America,
but the plan fell through.
A young lioness being exhibited be-
fore school children Of Koeslin, Ger
many, escaped and seriously injured a
7-year-old boy.
Captain de la Garde, French army
aviator of wide reputation, was killed
kwhile landing after a flight at Villa
coublay, France. ....
President Wilson demands the res
ignation Of Huerta before he will con.
slider further parleys.,
A lone bandit held up a Southern
Pacific overland train from Chicago
near Vallejo junction, and escaped
with money and valuables amounting
to $500.
Mrs. Jessie Emerson Moffit Bailey
of New York, well known as a play
wright and magazine. writer, was
granted a. divorce from her husband.
Frank Duncan Bailey, an Englishman.
DR. J. Leon Williams, an eminent
anthropo biologist Of London, has arrived
in New York With fifteen skulls of
prehistoric man. One of them he
claims to date back 100000 years.
A militant suffragette attacked John
Redmond, the Irish leader and his
wife, on a train at Durham, striking
him on the head and his wife on the
back and then scattered the contents
OF a flour bag over them.
| The famous phophetess of Paris,
Mme. de Thebes. has, predicted ter
rible European floods, threats of war
and a new monarchist government in
Portugal as among the coming events
of: 1914.
| a bill for appropriating 100000 to
| combat hog cholera was introduced in
the senate by Senator Pomerene of
Ohio, who claims the loss from that
disease for the year to be $50 ,000, 900.
/ Emmy Destinn, the opera singer, re-
Gently posed for moving picture in
Berlin by singing in cage of lions,
for which she received $4,000 and was
Insured by the company against death
or injury
The German Life Saving Society
awarded $4,000 to the lneboat crews
of the liners Groscer Kurfuerst and
Seydlitz for their rescue of the pas
sengers and crew of the steamer Vol.
turno on fire in mid-ocean.
/ Vincent Astor and his fiancee at
tended nickle show at Poughkeepsie,
the main attraction being a society
Wedding play.
| The General Petroleum Company of
California, capitalized at S50000,00O
has passed to the control of Weir &
Co, British syndicate.
| 1t is now estimated that over 256
persons persisted in the storms on the
Great Lakes.
Eggs are selling for Is cents a doz-
en- in Philadelphia.
Nine. Schumann-Heink gave a free
concert before 5000 school children
of San Francisco.
The city marshal at Mesa, Ariz., a
small town near Phoenix, was shot
and killed by thieves whom he was
trying to arrest
Detectives in New York City dis
covered the headquarters of AMI army
of bookmakers, who by means 3of, in
direct telephone connection with all
the race tracks, were operating all
over Greater New York
The fortune left by Big Tim" Sui
Ivan of New York amounted 20 81
100000, all of which was left to rela-
tiYes
The. Democrats have abandoned the
attempt to force the administration
currency bill through the senase by
means Of the party caucus.
General Huerta scorns to reply to
the demands of the United States
that he resign from the temporary
presidency Of Mexico All softs of
rumOrs are current in the Mexican
capital, causing many Americans to
fee from the city.
Eight more frozen bodies swere
washed ashore in a lifeboat at Port
Frank, Ont. victims of the storms that
swept the Great Lakes. 1t isS be-
lieyed that the wrecked freighter bot
tOmside up in Lake Huron was the
dianPacifc freighter Regina
In the first three days of the two
weeks campaign to raise $4,000, 900
for the Young Mems and Young