Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-12-04
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Yale football team for next year. Tai
bot, who will graduate from the Shelf
field Scientific school next year, has
played a strong game at left tackle
ON the varsity eleven for the last two
years.
The stock OF Mordecai Brown for
manager of the Cincinnati baseball
club advanced a few points YESTERDAYS,
when letter was received at the
headquarters of the Cubs. stating that
the owners OF the Reds already have
decided upon Brown. >. r
Matteo Sandona, portrait painter,
and Miss Gertrude Maefarlane, soci
ETY. beauty. famous as dog fanefer
in San Francisco and in Hawaii, sur.
prised. their friends yesterday by
quietly getting married in Red Bluff.
Miss Macfarlane was the heroine In
recent suit against Capt. William
Woodus Greene, of the Chfyo Maru,
asking $4,000 for heart balm and an
additional $1,000 for a. troussean that
went unused The sea captain com.
promised for about 5000, out of court.
and then hastily married another girl.
Former Mayor Shank OF Indianapo.
lis, yesterday left French-Lick, ae-
scompanied by Mrs. Shank, for Kan
sas City, where he will open in, q
vaudeville turn on the Sullivan Con
sidine circuit, next Sunday. He has
a contract for ~ weeks. - !
The Dresden Nachrichten publishes
the story of q powder which will send
an army to sleep when shells contain
ing It are exploded In the ranks OF D
hostile army. This narcotic powder
emits gas which produces sAep for
several hours. The inventor is a wo-
man. s :. -. 3. ..,'- ,s'
AdoIph Sutro Of San Francisco,
holder of several worlds aviation re-
cords, yesterday declared he had
given up flying. Pleas by his parents
have extracted the promise from him.
| A successful new method of curing
typhoid was announced in Paris, yes
sterday, by DR.. Bellar. Ut Is called aI.
the vaccine used being
culture OF the Eberth bacilli, made
from the patients own blood. s.
The steamship Sierra sailed from
San Francisco Tuesday with 80 pas.
sengers, Including A. w. T. Bottom.
ley and Carl Hagens, who win as.
sumo direction Of the Hackfeld plan
tations, vice Mr.. Klamp, resigned.
Governor Pinkham is expected In San
Francisco December il, and VIII sail
for Honolulu on the steamer Mon.
gplia.
B Mayor Harrison of Chicago yester.
day issued an edfct against horizontal
piunes, aigrettes, pompoms or other
devices on nilhdy's hats. which might
tickle or scratch eyes, or other senst.
tive portions Of mans facial anatomy.
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The egg boycott in Chicago has
been successful. Merchants in all
parts of the city sold eggs yesterday
for 81 and 80 cents dozen. z Il
Charles II. Eiletts Jr., son, of the
president Of the Brooklyn National
League Baseball Club, was elected
yesterday president OF the Newark,
N. J., club, 1913 champions of the In
ternational League. j. /, r. :. . .&#=s
Miss Clara Latourelle Larson,
daughter Of the late Joseph Latour-
ellie, one OF the most prominent pion-
GERS of Oregon, yesterday was elected
head OF the Troutdale, Ore, town
government, but with only FIVE votes
to spare. ~"... -.
Through an investigation held yes.
terGay as to- why Colonel Medina,
formerly Villas chief of stan, re-
signed from the Rebel army, It was
learned that he had been in league
with the Federals a ~
Medina, IT is said, was to have
turned the city of Juarez over to them
as soon as General Villa and his
troops marched to the south.
The better class of the people OF
Mexico are anxiously hoping that the
United States will intervene, accord.
ing to George F. Moreno, who arrived
in San Francisco from Acapulco,
Mexico, on the steamship City of
Sydney.
Gen. Luis .Terrazas, an aged Mexi-
can multi-milli onaire, who for many
months has been virtual prisoner of
the Federals in Chihuahua City, is,
with his family and hundreds of 9th.
er wealthy Mexicans, being conveyed
by the FederalS, supposedly, to the
American border and safety.
The FeGerals have charge of more
than, five million pesos belonging to
the millionaire. Ostensibly, the Fed.
erals took charge of his millions to
afford him protection from Villas
looting.
Nearly 1000 suffragists and anti.
suffragists crowded into the great
caucus room of the house Of repre-
sentatives In Washington yesterday.
Two hours were taken up by the
saffragists to present their claims,
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