Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-29

4 Z.
Rnmors OF serious differences be.
tween the houses OF Hohenzollern and
Cumberland received impetus tonight
from the report that Princess Victoria s
LH5se, the German emperor1s daugh-
, ter, who recently married Prince Er 4
nest August Of Cumberland, woul1
take an extended trip for the bener
CT her health, probably TO Corfu or *
the Riviera, accompanied by the e.
press. Prince Ernest August left yee |,
terday fer Guenden, Austria, on VIII i
is reported to be months hunting
{ trip. II
The Progressive party win prtbg as
nominate Col Theodore Roose- hsults
governor, according to a staaf cane /
OF G. d. Phillips, assistant 6.hethods |
OF the Progressive county caid MANY
az binsnamton, y. I. Maintaining |
that the matter of nomina
welt will be settled at ar and re-
the Progressive state ceI resnect to
Rochester 90 n;nean-
other activi- |
Moving pictures as an me from 200
struction in journalism ara added to
OF the curriculum in thet;n canning
of journalism at ColumBbo, during
chine has been installed ss..ear beet
the lower rooms Of the new G,content
A film viii be run every day G. seem
and the class will have TO descriholds
from a newspaper viewpoint. inn
City
Following the refusal of majorisar
OF the members of the probation cem4
Inittee of the Juvenile court to dropf
the cases, District Attorney Wach. *
horst of Sacramento said Saturday. e
that he plans to appear before Judged
Hughes and ask that the chargesl
against Marsha Warrington and Lola 4
Norris. the two girl principals in the Il
gaminetti-Di cases, be dismissed. 4
Twenty days additional stay of exc
cutipn of sentence were granted
Manry |. Diggs and F. Drew Cant. 8
netti by Judge VIM. 9. Van Fleet Sat Fl
urday. Fl
The three-day ultimatum periodi
given China by Japan for compliance |
with the demands of the Japanese q
government in connection with the
accidental killing of several Japanese
citizens during the siege of Marking, | I
expired Saturday. A dispatch from /
Marking stated that General Chang
Hsung, commander-in-chief of the /
federal forces in the south, was wait If
ing until the last minute before apol- 1t
Ogizing to the Japanese consul here. I !
Japan is still maintaining big war
feet at Marking and the city Is full OF !
Japanese soldiers and marines. Is
The far-reaching possibilities of theI
concessions in Colombia, which havel
been granted to the firm Of Pearson
& Son, are only now beginning to be :
understood.
ct is not improbable" says the Z
Standard" that the construction of |,
an inter-oceapic canal along the :
course Of the Atrato river will be un-
derfalzen, and thisswonldI have the eff.
feet Of minimizing the importance of
the Panama Canal, !
According to telegram received by
r. r. Perkins of Philadelphia, the four y
scientists who were reported killed !,
by eannibals in German New Guinea !
are safe on Murray Island, off the !
coast of Australia y
DR.. Alfred H. Mayer of the CarnegieI
Institute. Washington, was in charge
Of the party which left last July forI
coral Investigations in Torres Straits. e
Others In the party are DR.. David Hill Y
remnant Of Bryn Mawr College, Dr..
Newton Hardy Of Princeton and DR.. t
H. T. Clark Of Harvard. p
Doctor Hardy is a brother of Mrs. Il
p r. Perkins Her husband interest v
ed the state department in search u
for the party, and was rewarded by e
the receipt of the following message: e
Doctor Mayer reports party all b
well at Murray Island. Australia Y
Seventeen-year-old Rosie Huiick
landed at Ellis Island few days ago p
and this morning arrived at Metuchen, al
N. j. Unable to speak English, she "
wandered into the postoffice, where ol
she tried to make known her wishes II
TO the postmaster. The postmaster. In
after inspecting the tag pinned on her n
coat, learned that her destination was A
6 farm at New Durham He called Il
Rural Carrier Kempson and san-i
nounced that he had package to go a
BY parcel post. IL
A parcel post tag and Fragile; hi
handle with care" card were attached Is
to the girls coat. In three hours she
had reached her new home.
n,
At San Leandro, Spain, today, Gen. q
Porfirio Diaz denied that he intends A
returning to Mexico. He came to Lon 4
Ion with his wife to bid bon voyage
"a their daughter, Donna Amada, who m
sailed for Vera Cruz. ci