Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-26
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Inscribed With the legend Votes
for Women" and filled with dynamite,
a ten-incTi canister, TO which q charred
fuse was attached, was found on the
steps of Lloyds' bank in London to,
day.
Armed with subpoenaes TO compel
the attendance upon the white slav-
cry grand jury of many additional
witnesses, process servers are scour-
ing Los Angeles and surrounding
towns. It is understood that the
jury will consider charges that an al,
legged Matchmaking ring exists in Los
Angeles in connection with white slaV-
. cry. II. :.
The powers unanimously agreed to-
day that Montenegro must surrender
Scntari Representatives OF the pow
ers met in Vienna this afternoon to
consider Austria's proposal, in which
she asked to be allowed to drive the
Montenegrins from Scutari.
King Nicholas of Montenegro has
flatly refused 10 surrender Scntari,
but the powers expect he will agree
to evacuate for a consideration.
Pope Plus is convalescent today.
but is greatly depressed because OF
his physicians refusal to allow him to
resume his routine duties. He begged
Professor Marchiafava, his principal
physician, to permit him to see a
group of American pilgrims today,
but was refused.
After cutting all electric light and
telephone wires running into the town,
stealing the only automobile avail
able to pursue them and abandoning
| 1t on the outskirts of town, three rob-
bers dynamited the Union Safe De-
post bank at Lockeford, Cal, at two
o'clock this morning They fled in
the direction of the mountains with a
posse in pursuit.
The bank is branch of Stockton
! institution The auto in which the
| robbers escaped was found in Fair
axis, a suburb of Stockton shortly be-
fore noon today.
Sarcastic comment on Secretary
1 III uOW IdA1Ou5 dpCf julie
dinner to British Ambassador Bryce
and other foreign representativ twas
voiced in today's London newspapers.
| OFFICIAL life in washington under
the Wilson-Bryan regime" says the
Pail Mall Gazette, "holds little pros
pect for gafety.'
Commenting seriously on the din
ner, the London Express said that
Bryan, as secretary of state, had mo
fright to enforce his abstemious ideas
on his guests
The United States as owner of the
Panama Canal, has the right to fix
such terms as it pleases and the neu-
trafity of the waterway applies to its
usersc only and not the United States.
This was the view expressed today by
Richard Olney, former secretary Of
state
IF the question is submitted to ar
bitration, it should not be submitted to
The Hague" he concluded. "but to a
special tribunal. The Hague would
be partial, as admittedly all European
powers are Interested in the outcome. !"
! The assemblyn today turned down
a resolution to invite the governors
of Oregon, Washington, Nevada and
Arizona to Sacramento to confer with
/ the lawmakers and Secretary Bryan
on the question of anti-alien legisla-
tion. The Birdsall Anti-Alien. Land
Bill was reached on the senate file
today, but no action was taken.
am ready to take up the BILL
said Senator Birdsall, as several sem
ators arose to their feet to object,
"but in view of recent developments,
think it would be advisable to pass
the measure on file
To consider the challenge Of Sir
Thomas Upton for an international
.acht race, the New York Yacht Club
the organization which handled Lip
tons challenge, has appointed a sim
liar committee. The challenge spe-
Cites that the boat winning the first
three races out of five shall be de-
clared winner and date for first race
shall be September 10, 1913.
/ The prosecution of Fred Warren
and ]. L. Shepard, and others of the
/ Appeal to Reason, a Socialist publi-
cation. charged with sending obscene
matter through the mails, was prac-
ticaily ended at KANSAS City today
when Judge Pollock sustained a de-
murrer filed by the accused men.
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