Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-01
OVERNIGHT
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1t was stated today that Attorney
Frank Madison Of San Francisco. had
threatened to swear to n warrant
charging John S. Speck. the realty
man who is missing, with embezzie-
ment of trust funds Of the Frank Nc
Glinchy estate, Of which he Is execu-
tor. The Merchants National bank al
so holds notes said TO be backed by
doubtful securities to the Western
bank, aggregating $4,000.
Forty-seven deaths,> ten of them to-
day, and scores Of prostrations are
the results up to date in Chicago OF
ithe hot spell. All June records for
heat were broken at two o'clock this,
afternoon when the weather bureau
reported the. thermometer at 90 de-
fgrees and still rising. A thunder
storm promised for tomorrow Is the
only relief In sight, but II Is predicted
that the humidity will decrease.
Defense Of Attorney General Nc
Reynolds, Secretary OF Labor Wilson
and Immigration Commissioner Cam
inetti In connection with charges
growing out Of the Diggs- Camfnetfll
white slave cases Is voiced today BY
Secretary Of State Bryan In an edi-
torial written for the Commoner.
Forty-fiye thousand veterans Of the
Civil War spent today living over the
terrific battle of fifty years ago when
Generals Meade and Lee turned their
legions southwark from the hills OF
Gettysburg. The physicians attending
the old warriors are apprehensiye. but
the veterans all Say It Is not nearly so
hot so far as it was fifty years ago.
Only two hours daily will be deVot-
ed to any set program, the physicians
fearing the veterans will be unable to
stand longer. The formal function
will take place this afternoon when
residents Of GETTYSBURG viii reach the
survivors Of Joe Wheller's cavalry
and Buford's Union cavalrymer. TwoI
veterans have snecumbed to the heati
and fifty others are Frustrated. ItI
Is feared the excitement combined
with the heat will result in prostra-
ton Of others.
Fears that Didier Mason, the
French aviator, has been killed or SER
iously injured are entertained in the
rebel camp at Guaymas today, when
he was under fire while making a de-
tour over the country. Masson'sI
aeroplane was seen to lurch and de-
scend rapidly within the federal lines.
Nothing has been heard from him
since.
The rebels marched into the town
late Saturday, expecting to take pos
session without opposition. They
were met by detachment of machine
guns and infantry firing at the fed
erals, and Immediately bloody battle
ragged in the streets. The constitutions
alists took refuge in the town in al
stubborn fight which began for the
possession of Guaymas.
The federal gunboat in the harbor
attempted to lombard the rebels, but
so close were the contesting armies
that the gunboat was forced to cease,
through fear of dropping shells into
The federal ranks. i
The governments reply to Japan's
recent note regarding the California
and law was completed today and
will be forwarded to the Toxic gov
within few days. Govern
nent officials, however. fatty declin-
ID to- intimate what the answer con-
aims.
Four men, arrested while participant
ng in the militant suffragette attack
in the official residence in Downing
street of Premier Asquith and Chan
,ellor Lloyd George in London, were
,rougth up at the police court today
md fined ten pounds each, with the :
alternative of fourteen days impris- I
'nment A fifth man, who had taken $
minor part in the disturbances, was
med five pounds or week in prison. .
Ballikinrain castle, at Balfron, Stir
ingshire, one of the largest in Scot
and, was burned today, only the bare
walls remaining. The fire seemed to
ave been incendiary, as the private
Ire apparatus had been rendered ufsrl
ess. The usual rumors are LAYING
he blame of the outrage on the mill
ant suffragettes. +
What are you cutting out of the
aper?" About a California man G
ecuring 4 divorce because his wife b
vent through his pockets" What 1
re you going to do with it?' Put b
in my pocket"