Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-20

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Julian Hawthorne. the author, who
was released from the federal prison
In Atlanta Thursday. commenting on
Governor Glynn's plans for the bet
terment Of prison conditions in New
York state, said that there never can
be anything approaching model pris-
ons until inmates Of penal institutions
are treated as human beings.
Asked today whether all Americans
had been ordered TO leave the capital,
General Huerta made q gesture OF
disgust.
what nonsense he replied. aAs
have repeatedly said since I came
to the presidency, foreigners, from
Hottentots TO the most enlightened,
have received and win continue to
receive every guarantee. Mexicans.
likewise, who obey the law have
nothing to fear from me. Transgres-
isors must watch out. They. shall be
punished through every means the
law affords.
King George is about to invest one
million dollars for his. son and heir,
the Prince Of Wales. The stocks and
snares will be bought In the name OF
Leopold De Rothschild. who, during
the last few months, has been associ-
ated with the conduct Of the royal
family's finances.
A preliminary report on the estate
of Miss Sarah Knight, reciuse spin
ster who died recently in small
boarding house room In New York, In
dicates that she was possessed OF
more than million dollars In stocks
and real estate.
Her will divided the estate equally
between her cousins, Joseph C. Nc.
Loughlin and George Mclaughlin OF
Sedalia, Missouri, from which place
she, came to New York 20 years ago.
The postoffice department at Der
lin today announces that Germany
will have regular wireless service
with all her African colonies By May
-, 1914
Doctor friedman said today that
with Professor Carl Ludwig Schleich,
q physician Of Stuttgart, Is quietly
practising with his turtle serum for
tuberculosis in his little clinic at
Berlin.
Doctor Friedman said today that
soon he will return to the United
States and take Doctor Schleici1 with
him. He says he Is anxious to see
his American patients, the reports
from whom have been very pleasing.
A birthday present Of valet was
made today by Mrs. Anita Baldwin
Met laugherey, daughter Of the late
,, e. j. LUCKY Baldwin. to her father's
| S0.year-old rerrant, S las Cclvsrt. at
Los Angeles. For s6 yeas ColYert
twas employed by the famous huffman.
and today, when he reached four
score years be gladly accepted the
services Of valet.
President Huerta officially announc.
Led Saturday that he had offered his
Resignation to ,the MEXICAN cabinet.
but that II had been rejected
The cabinets action was not due to
loyalty to Huerta, but to the fact that
| Its members were unable to unite on
/ q man to succeed him.
President Huerta win continue In
power until the elections, the prepar-
atoms for which are being pushed by
all parties There seems to be re-
vivaI Of sentiment in favor of Huerta
in the states Of Campeche and Mex
leo, where many clubs have suddenly
been. formed to support the ticket Of
Hnerta for president and banquet for
vice-president II these two men con-
sent to run, 1t is believed the move
ment will spread to other states
On direct order Of Kaiser Wilhelm,
Germany,s army officials and secret
service agents are investigating the
cause OF the explosion which on Fri.
day destroyed the Zeppelin LII. army
6irigible, which caused the death of
% of the 20 men on board, with the
belief that 1t was not an accident, but
was caused by q dornb dropped from
a war aeroplane.
The secret service has discovered
that two war aeroplanes connected
with the aviation corps Of foreign
nation were cruising near the scene
when the LII explosion occurred.
Official circles are In CONSERVATION.
M. LIE Cautrades, q distinguished as
tronomer OF Geneva, Switzerland, is
the latest scientist to arrive at the
conclusion that the Inhabitants Of the
planet Mars are signaling to the
earth. During observations, which
lasted II days the astronomer re.
marked series of luminous appari-
tons of blush white color, like the
light of a powerful electric arc lamp.
These Examinations, which usually
lasted some seconds, were observed
on several different nights. SIS
s. C. Frick and Philander G. Knox,
former secretary OF state, ware in
conference Saturday After it was
over both insisted that they merely
talked over private business
Friends of both intimated that Sat
urday's conference was the initial
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