Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-08-16

ing peace in Mexico, contained In a
lengthy message to Provisiona! Pres
ident Huerta, was received by the gov
eminent at Mexico City today. II Is
understood the message Is now be-
ing considered. Its contents have not
been made public.
The silence OF John Lind, President
Wilson's special envoy to Mexico, in
dicates that Lind has not accomplish
ed much so far on his mission of
peace. Americans In Mexico, reports
received here say, are returning home
in large numbers. -
Official Washington today expected
Henry Lane Wilson, ambassador to
Mexico, to request the immediate &C
ceptance of his resignation as the re-
suit of President Wilson's rebuke II
was authoritatively stated today that
any such request would be refused.
President Wilson already has accept.
ed Ambassador Wilson's resignation
to become effective October a.
The President feels that If he keeps
the ambassador In the diplomatic
service until October that 1t will be
most effective way to enforce silence
II he is allowed to quit now Ambas
sador Wilson would feel free to dis.
cuss the Mexican situation, possibly
embarrassing the government
Flat charges that Tammany Hall
by the use of money bribed four men,
bers of the New York legislature to
get the necessary votes TO impeach
Governor Sulzer were made today by
James Garrison, the Governors ad.
visor, after consultation with Sulzer.
I'VE now charge positively" said
Garrison, that Tammany paid cash
for the four votes needed to pass the
impeachment in the assembly. They
also used money to keep other wayer.
ing votes in line. We will be prepar-
ed to prove this before we are
through. There are some gentlemen
mixed up In this conspiracy who are
headed straight for Jail That is all I
care to say now"
Governor Sulzer expressed conf
dence of ultimate victory and reiter
ated his declarations that his i'm
parchment is illegal.
Mrs. Sulzer was reported improved
today, but no positive statement re.
garding her actual condition was OBJ.
tainable.
Both Governor Sulzer and Lieuten
ant Governor Glynn were closely
guarded by detectives today. It is
not known why, as no threats have
been made against either. so far as
can be learned.
Secretary of State May called on
Lieutenant Governor Glynn today anil
announced that he would recognize
Glynn as Governor sof New York.
Headed by Mrs. r. w. Scott, of New
York, vice president of the National
Anti-Suffrage League, hundred anti
suffragettes were conveyed into the
rooms OF the house rules committee
by Congressman Hefiin of Alabama
today. Miss Anna Book, of Califor-
MIA. formerly suffragist, now an anti,
was N the party which was given a
brief hearing.
1t was announced at Toxic today
that the United States has intimated
its readiness of favoring in principle
the payment of an indemnity to Jap
anese subjects who have been affected
by the California alien land ownership
legislation. The United States has
also recognized the right of Japan to
adopt measure similar to the Cali
fcrnia bill. The Hochi Shimbun,
which Is often sensa tional. urges as
an object lesson 10 the United States
the expulsion of American missionar-
les from Korea on the ground that
they are undesirable aliens.
In his speech at the closing of par
Lament today. King George spoke re-
gretfully Of the Balkan wars. and hop
Ell the peace pact to be signed In
bucharest would be permanent. King
George also expressed qualification
over the cooperation of the Powers
In dealing with the Balkan situation.
A Belgian syndicate today signed
with the Chinese minister of CON-
munications an agreement for a loan
OF $50 100000 at five per cent in con-
, nection with the new railroad to be
constructed in the Province of Shan
81 and See Chuen. The cabinet ap-
, approved the transaction, which, how
ever. has not yet been submitted to
the Chinese parliament.
A partoral letter sent to all the
churches of Belgium, signed by Arch
BISHOP Mercier and his five bishops,
forbids members of the eongrega-
tons to visit any of the following sec
tions Of the Client international ex.
| hibition ~. +;
Collection of the latest Paris fash
ions. the moving picture palaces, the
variety entertainments, the picture
gallery and the sculpture exhibits.
CANTON, Aug. 15.-(Special Cable
to the Sun Chun Kwoek Bo, morning
report) Lung Isl Kan, who
has been appointed by President Yu.
an Shih-Kai as Governor of Canton
province, and commander-in-chief of
the Cantonese troops, arrived August
II from the Shiu Hing prefecture
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