Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-11-28
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Intervention by the United States
in Mexico will be necessary to restore
order" declared Sir Charles Henry,
liberal member OF parliament, who is
now in New York City. Pacific meas
ures will not accomplish anything.
England will give moral support to
any move President Wilson may make.
The opinion in England is that the
president is capable of handling the
situation, but we are waiting for the
next move"
The Goth infantry at Fort Douglas,
Ariz., has been ordered to FL Paso,
Tex, to protect the border city, pend
ing the settlement of affairs at Juarez
General Bliss, in his telegram to the
secretary of war, declared the border
patrol of cavalry should not be weak
ened.
The committee in the chamber Of
deputies, to which the bill granting a
railway concession to Belgian syndi-
cate had been referred, has been or
dered by Huerta to hasten action, as
it is through this medium that Huerta
hopes to raise money to carry on his
government.
The capture of Victoria by the Mex
lean rebels was confirmed today by
persons who arrived from there by
automobile.
A prominent Mexican diplomat
stated yesterday that Huerta himself
has now little hope of holding his
place much longer, but intends to
"go down fighting" according to a
dispatch from the City of Mexico.
A battle is imminent in the oil
fields around Tuxpan. This may inn
peril foreign lives and millions Of dol.
lars worth of property owned by for.
eigners. -,
Five hundred Federals arrived in
Vera Cruz yesterday from Mexico
City and General Mas announced he
would send them to Tuxpan at once
to attack the Rebels there.
It is said General AguiIar has no.
titled Rear Admiral Fletcher that no
harm would come to the oil wells
unless he is attacked by the FEEDER.
ais, but in case of an attack he would
set them afire :. .......
General Banquet declared the gov
eminent is only carrying out its
pledge to protect foreign lives and
property in sending fresh troops to
Tuxpan and Huastaca. .....-
Leandero Gonzales Trevino, an
uncle OF the late President Madero.
was arrested yesterday on the pen
sonal order of Huerta at the Lusca.
rain as he was packing his baggage
for fight to Vera Cruz. a5&ss
Among the prominent passengers
on the Manchuria sailing yesterday
are Norbeto Dominguez, Roberto Ner-
.Vo, Manuel Guasque and Luis u Gal
van, Mexican diplomats going to Ja-
pan on mission of Dictator Huerta
of Mexico VERNE Stoyer, wife and
daughter, Of Boston, going to Shang-
hal; Mrs. Alfred r. Kelley, her daugh-
ter, Miss M. Kelley, and Miss N.
Raleigh, going to Honolulu; A. T.
Harr, STANDARD OH man, wife and In
FAINT, going to the Orient; Capt. G. b.
Gray of San Francisco, wife and sis:
ter, Mrs. G. 8. Wright, going to Hong
kong Chas. L. Legacy, associated with
the Chinese government, returning to
his duties after a visit to the United
States; F. c. Donneson, paint man,
going to the Orient and the An
tipodes. and ]. s. McCandless, return
ing to Honolulu. -
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y Miss Eleanor Wilson was attended
by physician yesterday.
Her illness, it was said, was not
serious, but resulted from nervous
ness Incidental to the excitement Of
the wedding at the White House,
Tuesday, of her. sister to Francis
BoWes Sayre. : Trzy~% @-z T. {
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Secretary Bryan, was overcome by
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