Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-24
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Dispatches from Ell Paso Tex, state
that a decisive battle for the control
of the northern part of Mexico will
| probably be fought within. thirty
miles of the border. within few days
General Villa, with 5000 men com
! pose the Constitutional army which is
about to oppose the advance Of 5000
federal troops which have been sent
north to retake the city of Juarez. =,
Because of the tension along the
Mexican border, orders forbidding
United States commissioned officers
to leave their troops have been issued
from Fort Bliss, brigade headquarters
: A proclamation urging Mexicans in
Ell Paso to arm themselves, organize
and cross to JuareZ, to capture that
city has been issued from the press
| Of a Huerta Mexican daily. Four
trunk loads of mauser ammunition and
! many rifles were found in the Mexi
can quarter CT Ell Paso.
The officers Of the garrison of Ixta,
+ palapa, suburb of the City of Mexi.
CO, have been arrested and are to be
tried by court-martial for completely
/ in a plot to start a military uprising
Several troopers Of the Ninth Unit.
ed States cavalry. stationed on the
border near Douglas, AriZ., and a ser
! geant named Sheppard. have been
placed under arrest, charged with sell.
ing arms, ammunition and accoutre-
ments to the Mexican rebels.
| The American government is now
prepared for eventualities in Mexico.
Fourteen warships off the coast of
Mexica can land more than nine thou.
sand men as soon as word is flashed
that makes such action necessary.
There are nearly six thousand SOL
/ diers along the border. Adequate sup
plies for land campaign by either
the troops or marines are ready.
The United States cruiser South
Dakota arrived from the Mexican
. coast yesterday to undergo repairs to
her boilers, and proceeded to Mare
Island.
Miss Mary Kaui Wilcox. daughter Of
A. s. Wilcox, sugar planter of the
island of Kaui, was married in the
blue room Of the st. Francis Hotel,
San Francisco, Saturday morning to
Archibald Andrews "a young civil en-
gineer Of Glasgow, Scotland. Despite
q network OF secrecy that the happy
couple threw about the ceremony
many friends were abel to get to the
hotel in time to head the Rev. w. K.
Guthrie say the words that Joined
them in matrimony. After the we'd
ding the couple left for short honey
moon trip, the destination of which is
secret they refused to divulge. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrews W I'LL make their
home in San Francisco.
The license authorizing the Rev.
Sylvester w. Beach, the presidents
Princeton pastor, TO perform the we'd
ding ceremony between Miss Jessie
Wilson and Francis Bowes Sayre was
issued Saturday. In the application
tllled cut for them it was stated that
Mr.. Sayre is % years old and resi-
dent Of New York, white, and never
married before. Miss Wilson is de-
scribed as being 26 years old, resi-
dent of Washington, and previously
unmarried.
John D. Rockefeller walked into
Cleveland store on Saturday, and after
making purchases from a young wo-
man clerk told her to charge them to
Mr., Rockefeller of Forest Hill. The
young woman had never seen the rich
est man In the world and telephoned
the credit department John D., in
stead Of being annoyed, smilingly re-
assured the confused girl and told her
that her employers should be proud OF
her.
The wedding of James Hazen Hyde,
formerly Vice-president of the Equit-
able Life Assurance, Society, to the
widowed Comtesse. De Biron, daugh-
ter of John A Leishman, at one time
United States ambassador 20 Ger
many, will be celebrated at Holy Trim
ity church, Paris.
A deputation of suffragettes called
on David Lloyd George on Saturday,
urging him to make a definite state
nent on the position of the govern
ment.
There is no prospect of such law
being passed during the present ses-
sion of parliament" the chancellor
told the women.
Two additional paintings by Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson were placed on ex-
hibition at an art gallery in New
York city Saturday. One, "Old
Lyme" was purchased by former
Mayor Phelan of San Francisco.
The money received from the sale
of her paintings Mrs. Wilson devotes
LEGAL notice.