Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-27

Many. TWO IeuteIdIltS ana SIN pr
Yates have been killed and Il men
wounded in a fight near JOlo, Philip
pines. There have been several fights
there with Moros in the last few
weeks and forces OF constabulary and
regulars have been sent against them
The department OF justice will con-
time to press the suit against the So
called "bathtub trust" according to a
decision of President Taft announced
here yesterday afternoon.
Jean Bieloussi, the Peruvian aviator
flew across the Swiss Alps from Brig
TO Demodosoola, Italy in less than an
hour today. He assembled at Brig in
his monoplane on the stroke of noon
and landed at exactly twenty-five min.
utes past twelve.
Edward r. Chase, chaplain of the
Twelfth Infantry, which had been sta.
toned at Manila for the last two
years, died on board the United States
transport Sherman, en- route from Ho-
nolulu to San Francisco. Death was
due to pneumonia.
Mrs. Finley ]. Shepard has made. it
known that to continue her Identified
tion with philanthropic work and bust
ness she will use the name and sign
herself Helen Gould Shepard. - =
Since their marriage on Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard have remained
at Lyndhurst, much secluded from the
public and guarded by the men they
are still keeping about the estate.
Militant suffragettes had mass meet
irgs throughout London today prepar-
atory to Mondays, meeting of the
house of commons, when the debate
on the struggle to obtain votes for wo-
men will be contested. - H..
Louis Harcourt, secretary of state
for the colonies, who made bitter as
sault on the suffrage amendment, was
q target today for the wit of the suf.-
fragists. In his address he referred
briefly to recent attempts Of the wo-
men to burn down his home at gNune-
ham Park. II am against any form of
parliamentary suffrage for women"
Hareourt argued, ION the ground that
It is bad for the state and bad for the
women themselves. IF il. were given
them it would contribute nothing to
the. happiness of their homes or the
safety of the country"
Service in more than thirty big New
York hotels is paralyzed here today by
fba cpraad ne cha cFyitza - M N, harc IF
the international Hotel " Workers
Union, more than 1000 men already be-
ing out. The labor leaders maintain
ed they will be Joined by 1000 others
within three days. " Ia -
To obtain rest and diversion from
the strain of official duties President
elect Wilson came to New York today
for the week end. He went shopping
with Mrs. Wilson most Of the after
noon, visiting dozen stores without
general recognition. The governor,
having no political engagements, was
the guest Of friend at the theatre to-
night. ..'
Making. the only score of the game
the Prince of Wales kicked the goal
for Magellan College fifteen against
Kebbie College in an Oxford rugby
match, and is today being proclaimed
q rugby star.
Heavy losses were inflicted on a
large force of Moorish rebels which
last night attacked a French expedi-
tionary column near Magador. The
fighting was severe for some hours
and three hundred Moors were killed
or wounded, they being finally routed
and fled. The French casualties were:
killed, two; wounded, forty-one.
Holding in effect that Rudolph
Spreckels and Gus Spreckels, Jr., as
executors of their mothers will, have
no valid claims to the property given
by their father to his other sons, John
D, and Adolph B. Spreckels, before his
death, Judge Seawel today sustained
the demurrer to the complaint through
which the plaintiffs sought to have
the gift set aside and an accounting
made of the entire Claus SprecKels es-
tate. Judge Seawell held that the &C
ton brought by Rudolph and Gus
Spreckels was not and could not be an
action to recover property, for Mrs.
Anna c. Spreckels never had had pos
session of any of the property in ques-
ton and never could have claimed
anything but a right to it as conlNun-
ity property.