Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-25
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Home and Foreign Dispatches Giving Worlds News Glance


New York, over $2.0O0,000 were
pledged 49,. 4..- =.
A ministerial commission is to be
appointed by the Spanish cabinet to
arrange for SPANS participation in
the Panama-Paci1c Exposition
Lady Randolph Churchill. mother Of
Winston Churchill, first lord Of the
admiralty. christened the battleship
Benbow launched at Glasgow.
A big banquet was given in the Co.
Ion theater at Buenos Ayres in honor
CT Colonel Roosevelt More than 1000
guests were present.
Mrs. Martha Simmons of Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, possessed Of an estate
valued at 100000 committed suicide
by slow poison because unable to bear
, the SANDER of her neighbors.
A st. Louis man was awarded $500
damages against the United Railways
because he was bitten by dog while
riding on the street car. /.
Robbers broke into a residence at
West Bridgewater, Pa, and scared the
bottoms Of the owners feet with
red-hot poker to make him disclose
the hiding place of his money. Two
of them were captured by the police.
An earthquake which occurred last
: week in Peru destroyed 10 towns and
! killed 120 persons in the province of
! Aymareas, department of Apurimao.
The postoffice department at Wash
fngton has made arrangements to de-
liver all Santa Claus letters received
. from children into the hands of his
) agents-chaFitable persons and Or
CARNATIONS throughout the country.
Mrs. Josephus Daniels, wife of the
secretary of the navy, gave luncheon
for Miss Jessie Wilson, the bride
elect. There we're 13 guests, as Miss
Wilson IS to be the thirteenth bride
Of the White House. -. II
Louisiana Southern Pacific train
, service is demoralized owing to the
sLrike of employees. Two transconti-f
mental passenger trains passed through
New Orleans manned by division Of
, ficials. ~ 4
One of President Yuan shih-kai's
secretaries, was arrested in the pal
ace at Picking. He was armed with
revolver and confessed he meant to
murder his CHIEF. @|
An elderly couple of st. Jaul, who
had lived together happily for over
so years, died almost simultaneously.
Archduke Francis Ferdinand. heir
to the Austrian throne, is, with his
wife, the Duchess of Hohenburg, WIS.,
iting King George and Queen Mary
at Windsor Castle.
At the clinical congress just closed
at Chicago, campaign was framed
against "legalized murder" as perpe-
trated by young and inexperienced
surgeons.
Mrs. John Hayes Hammond is advO-
, eating a national association for the
promotion of practical eugenics and
, the prevention of infant mortality.
Mrs. Lulu Long of Kansas City
driving with a broken hand in the
Isl to 1873 paired class at the New
York Horse Show, brought her horses
to second place, defeating four men.
President Wilson has formally de-,
MED the rumor of the engagement of
his daughter Margaret to DR.. Gilbert
Horrax of Montclair, n. J.
Mrs. Richard Townsend of Wash
ington has just returned from a Eu-
ropean visit bringing 50 trunks and
S25O,O0O worth of jewels.
Col. Alexander Brodie, who served
as major and Northumberland in the
Rough Rider regiment and as COVER
nor of Arizona from 1902 to 1905, has
been placed on the retired list be-
cause of age. Colonel Brodie is a very
close friend of Colonel Roosevelt.
The University of Chicago, by de.
feating the University of Minnesota
won the football honors of the West |
ern- intercollegiate Conference for
1913 /
The LATEST man in the world" all
inmate of the poor farm of Jersey
county. Ill.,, has died at the age of 2
after Il years spent in bed. He had !
no physical disability except a de-
cided aversion to any kind Of motion! |
Kiamil Pasha, former grand vizier !
Of Turkey. died at Larnaca, Island Of !
Cyprus.
Manuel Aldape, Mexican minister {
of he interior, who suggested to HUI
er:a that he meet the demands made
by the United States, has been sum-
marily dismissed and ordered to Eu'
rope on some mission.
A deputy county recorder of' San
Rernardino. Calf, whom the doctors
Lad pronounced a cripple for life, fell
from a tree and threw his dislocated |
knee-cap back into place-thus fOolin !
knee-cap back into place, thus fooling
the DhySiCldnS'
Four cattlemer Of Montana are on
their way to the Panama-PaCifiC eN-
position by way of New York. They
intend to visit the capital of every
state in The Union. The whole affair
IS an endurance t"st OF western
bIOnchO Whor is still fit" after 900 /
miles.