Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-09
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While President Wilson and the adj
ministration have prepared for ali
events in Mexico and while the United
States wants peace. the army and ma
Wy are ready If any overt act by Pres
ident Huerta or his partisans causes
war
Reports on the presidents desk to-
day show that Secretary of the Navy
Daniels conferred with the president
for an hour today and personally as
sured the chief executive that the
navy is ready.
Secretary Bryan today received from
Charge d'Affaires o'Shaughnessy of
the American embassy in the City of
Mexico, the text of the communication
handed O'Shaughnessy by the Mexican
government, saying that Lind would
be unwelcome in Mexico City unless
Huerta is recognized as the presiden Mt
of Mexico.
The president still insists he has
not considered intervention even as
last resort but there is growing feel
ing that he will be unable to carry out
his program.
Ascending at Garden City, Long ISL
and, at 4:28 O'Clock this morning, Avn
ator C. Murvin Wood raced with a spe-
cial train to Baltimore, beating it there
by fifteen minutes.
The train ran ninety-four miles
from Philadelphia to Baltimore in 81
minutes. sometimes making 80 miles
an hour. Wood maintained similar
speed until he was forced to alight.
Wood smashed all American dis
lance records for sustained flights. He
flew from Garden City to Gathers
burg. Maryland, distance of 225
miles. without a stop.
Backed by Sir Robert Balfour of the
Balfour Williamson Company, which
has extensive business dealings with
San Francisco, a determined move
ment has assumed definite form to
have a large exhibit at the Panama
Pacific Exposition, despite the state
ment by the British Board of Trade
that the manufacturers did not care to
incur the expense of sending goods to
San Francisco.
Sir Robert has cabled the exposition
directors that If a pavilion, in which
all British exhibits would be placed is
offered the government, instead Of
building them up in different sections
on the grounds, the British manufad-
turers would reconsider their decision.
Vof Cnn T.
to, and accompanied only by few
trusted friends, arrived at Toxic today.
fleeing for his life from the wrath of
President Yuan Shih-Kai of China. His
arrival, 1t is believed, confirms the re-
port that the secession movement in
China has failed.
DR.. Sun Vat Sen arrived today from
Formosa and has probably abandoned
the idea of seeking refuge in that
country.
When recognized today, beyond adj
hitting his identity he had but little
to say. His plans have not been def
nitely made, but he stated that it is
possible he will sail for the United
States.
from stem to stern for contraband
opium since its arrival at San Fran
cisco August 2, custom inspectors were
today when they found one
hundred steal tins of prepared smok-
ing opium under the steel plates in the
chain locker. The opium, worth $4,-
300, was found with great difficulty,
the searchers being compelled to re-
move tons of anchor chain from the
locker and then unscrew the plates be-
meath.
A plan to force Turkey to abandon
was conceived today ut
conference of ambassadors of the Eu-
ropean powers. Bulgaria has served
notice that it is up to the powers 10
force the Turks to evacuate Adrian
ople.
Gov. VIM Suffers speculations in
the New York stock market came out
IN TIE open today before the JOINT in
vestigating committee.
A clerk for a stock exchange firm
identified mysterious Account Num-
Der 500" as Suffers and member of
another firm. Melville Fuller, not only
admitted that Sulzer had been 4 GUS
tomer with debt account running to
nearly $4,000 but added he was testi-
wing with his lips unsealed at tho !,
GOVERNORS suggestion.
The testimony showed that on Jan. |
1912. Sul2er was in debt nearly |
$50 900 tn Harris & Fuller and that af-
ter repeated calls for margin the debt
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