Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-11

real danger The only possible chance
of the present fires reaching the res
ervation would be through the Cas-
cades where minor blaze is DOW re-
garded as practically under CONTROL
Dispatches from Athens report con
tinued victories for the Greek army
and that the Bulgarians are retiring
all along the line.
King Constantine of Greece, 1t is re-
ported, invited the war correspond
entsSto visit Nigrita where they yeri-
fled charges by the Greeks of the
terrible atrocities committed by the
Bulgarians. The town was burned.
it is said, and the Greek population
massacred.
It is further alleged that the Bull
gars bayoneted scores of Greeks and
poured oil on the wounded and burn
ed them alive.
Officials of the navy department
have abandoned hope of recovering
theelectrie wiring plans of the dread
nought Pennsylvania, which were stol.
en- last March.
The senate lobby committee yester.
day examined William Whitman, 4
millionaire textile manufacturer. He
testified that he had lobbied actively
in favor of a tariff on wool since
1876.
w. Bell Marvin, secretary of the
National Association of Wool Manu-
70 r..
tee the books of the association.
These will be used to determine the
activities of the organization in shap
ing tariff legislation.
After discussing with Rear Admiral
Stanford, chief of the bureau of yards
and docks, a report by a special
board which investigated the accident
Ito the great Pearl Harbor drydock,
Secretary Daniels took the findings
with him when he left Washington
last night.
He will study the report on his trip
and report on his return as to wheth-
er the effort shall be made to COM
plete the work or whether floating
drydock be substituted at the Pacific
naval base.
Rafael Sanchez Allegro, who. at.
tempted to assassinate King Alfonso
several months ago, has been con-
demned to death.
Joseph Swaine, president of Swarth-
more College, was elected president
of the National Educational Associa-
ticn by unanimous vote here yester-
day.
Chairman Simmons has called a
meeting of the finance committee for
today, with the intention Of reporting
the tariff bill to the senate tomorrow
afternoon.
Republican members probably will
not attempt any delay. The Democrats
propose to begin the debate Monday
and keep the bill continuously before
the senate until it passes.
Republican leaders agree that this
probably viii not be before Septem-
Der 1.
Col. Theodore Roosevelt and his
two sons LETT here yesterday In autos
for Silver City. Capt. C. A. Green
way of Bisbee, Arizona, former Rough
Rider whose guest the colonel will be
IN Arizona, met the party here.
Discovery by Louis r. Jacobs, thea
trical manager, that the stage, and
not his mother-fn-law, was RESPONSE
Bile for the departure of his wife,
Hazel Wilson Jacobs, from their home,
has caused Jacobs to dismiss his suit
for ten thousand dollars damages
against Mrs Anna Wilson and Miss
Jean Wilson, mother and sister Of
Mrs. Jacobs.
Charlie is the best boy ever"
This was the way Mrs Charles 6.
Gates today denied reports that she
had disagreed with her millionaire
husband.
There is absolutely no truth in
the report" said Mrs. Gates today,
Charlie left last night to visit a
friend in Canada. | will wait here
and later we will go to Minneapolis.
Believe me Charlie is some boy"