Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-05-08

( tax paragraph concluded. the house
today INDUCED in a long debate on
| the administrative features OF the I'm
derwood tariff bill
Charges of the gravest nature
against Lieutenant Governor 0'Hara
were submitted to a special examining
committee of the Illinois senate at
Springfield today. O'Hara and an
other member of the senate's special
investigating committee, which has
been probing starvation wages and
| prostitution, are attacked.
King Alfonso arrived at Paris safely
today for three-days' visit. This is
his first trip to Paris since 1905.
Trapped in the second story of the
| Bark Hotel in Ontario, Cal, which
burned early today, thirty guests were
/ carried down ladders to safety by
Frank Baker, manager of the hotel
and other employees. The stairway OF
the building, which was of wooden
| construction, was almost impossible
/ when the fire was discovered. Baker
threw a blanket over his head, dashed
Through the flames to the street and
began the work of rescue.
/ Five of the polo team, which is to
j represent the British Isles In the con-
! test for the international Cup at
Meadow Brook, Long Island, in June,
sailed today on the Oceanic for New
York. They are Capt. R. G. Ritzon,
Capt. Leslie st. George Cheape, Capt.
/ Vivian Lockett, Capt. A. Toel Ed
wards and Capt. u. M. Freake, the
latter being one of the reserves.
A CHASTITY find of human bones of at
\ least six persons was made by
house cleaner in the cellar of vacant
house at 532, 18th street, Oakland,
| this morning. The bones consisted or
those of a woman, probably six feet
tall, according to surgeons who have
| examined them; child of about
Fifteen years. a baby fifteen months
old and a six-week-old baby and others
of unknown age. According to the
| doctors the persons have not been
dead more than five or six months.
/
claimed to bear credentials from jap
anese consul general at San Fran
cisco, showing him to be the editor
of a Japanese paper in that city, offer
ed Governor Carranza to recruit a
/ large body of his countrymen for
| service in the Constitutionalist army.
He said he could secure the enlist
/ ment of many Japanese who served In
! the war with Russia.
/ Governor Carranza refused the Of
| fer telling Sagatani he wanted only
| Mexican subjects under his banner.
/ Open threats of militants Of a cam
paign of vandalism, far SURPRISING IN
magnitude anything before attempted
] to revenge the defeat of the bill are
causing alarm.
i Renewed incendiarism and bomb at
tempts today followed the defeat In
parliament of the Dickinson bill,
which would have enfranchised six
million women. 1t was rejected by
majority of forty-seven, the vote
standing 266 to 219.
At an early hour today bomb with
a clock and battery attachment was
found under the Bishops Throne IN
j Westminster Abbey. Another bomb
was found in Vouverie street, opposite
the Evening Star building, near
Temple Chambers. Suffragettes are
believed to be responsible.
The bomb at the Abbey was found
i by a verger, who heard the clock. lie
plunged it into the water before ,ufn-
ing it over to the police. 1t was a
| cubical iron receptacle six inches
square. 1t evidently was made by an
expert.
John Shenk and Henry H. Rose will
oppose one another for the mayora!ty
of Los Angeles at the regular city
election on June 3. This was assured
to-day when complete, although un-
official, returns of yesterdays pri-
mary election showed Shenk and
/ Rose to be the two mayoralty candi-
dates polling the highest vote.
| Job Hartman, Socialist, was a
close third to Rose. Six Socialist can
didates we're nominated for lie coun-
| Gil, including Mrs. Frances y. Noel,
the only woman councflmanic candi-
date named.
/ 1t is improbable now that Secretary
Lane will send the name OF my one
of the three avowed candidates for
| the governorship to the president with
his endorsement. The secretary in
! formed me yesterday that it is unlike
! ~ that the nomination of anyone Will
be made for several weeks We He is
not satisfied that Mr.. Watts DIS healt'l
would permit of his accepting the po-
sition, although he believes hin: TO be
otherwise qualified and acc 'p:aFlc.
Some new man, who has not vet teen
formally announced as 4 candidate,
will probably land the position
| WALKER.