Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-07-08
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| Las been discovered by Scotland
! lard. according 10 the Evening STAN
Gard. The paper declares that II was
proposed to have several French ayia-
tors fly across the English channel
| and drop phosphorus bombs on the
principal buildings in London. 1t Is
stated that certain aviatofs who were
approached with the scheme refused
| 10 have anything TO do with it and
notified the police. The Standard as
serts that phosphorus tubes We're
planted by the militants in various
parts Of the city. :...
Aviator Glen Martin. and Charles
Day OF Los Angeles, a passenger,
plunged fifty feet into Lake Michigan
when Martins flying boat turned
turtle and fell into the water. Both
Martin and Day were rescued by an
excursion boat. T.. +" 8
Prince Arisugawa Taruhito, after a
long illness at the villa In Mike
Beach. is dead, at the age of fifty-two
years The entire nation is in mourn
ing as result of the death Of this
most distinguished prince, ~.s All
Prince Arisugawa at the time of his
death was full admiral as mem
Der of the supreme council of war.
He took a prominent part in the Rus
So-JapaneSe war. ">r
Prince Terlr Nobuhito, third son of
the emperor of Japan, has already
been made heir. II. .i H."
With the mission of dispelling the
idea that Japan is inclined to make
war on the United States and to
bring about a more friendly feeling
toward Japanese i'm California, Baron
Juichi Soyeda and T. kamiyO are
here enroute to San Francisco. The
visitors say they do not represent of
fieially the Japan government but 1t
is understood they will report to their
government when they return to iTo-
kio what they have learned concern
ing the sentiment toward their coun-
trymen In San Francisco Soyeda
and Kamiyo plan to give big dinner
to the leaders of the various con-
tending factions. .y.
DSpOSIlS d66lCS1lLhS1 POUJOOVBOVS
were tied up here today by an order
rom the assistant comptroller of the
currency, closing the irst-Second
National Bank, tne second largest
banking institution in Pittsburgh.
The First anu Second National bank
recently consolidated, the majority of
stock being held by the J. S. and w.
s. Kuhn interests. Representatives
OF the Kuhn interests announced that
a receiver will be appointed for the
American Water Works Company, a
$24, 100000 concern, operating in many
cities. ~. -: ..:...". .... ="..@
Eleven thousand Servian troops
were killed Saturday in the defeat OF
the Timok division by the Bulgarian
soldiers, according to dispatch re-
ceiVed from a correspondent at So
fla. Semi-official reports Indicate
that last weeks fighting was of the
most serious character, the Bulgar-
ians losing 10000 men and the Ser. /.
vians $4,000. The Servians were vic |
torious at Kotehana, but at fearful |
expense, three Servian regiments be |
ing annihilated before the city was
occupied. 49,. ~..... r
After ten days of fighting, fiercer |
than at any time .during the last Bal |
kan war, reports received do not give
any definite idea of whether the tide
of battle is going with the combined |
SerVian and Greek forces or the Bul
garians 49,. ~
Every inch of the battle line ex-
tending along the frontier for fifty I
miles or more is being stubbornly re
sisted by the forces locked in the
deadly struggle. 1t is the belief that
the Bulgars are slowly beating back
the courageous armies of Servia and
Greece. -........:. i
:, Tremendous losses have been sus-
tanned by the SerVians, Greeks and
I'hlgarians in the grim and sanguin.
airy struggle in which these forces
have been engaged during the past