Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-03-12
Late Wireless Neuus
To S. S. Mongolia

/ Lux UICtSSS NC<0C
/ To S. S. Mongolia
Following is the latest wireless
news. received by operators J. 5.
, Johnston and P. V. Griffin. on board
the s. S. Mongolia. while enroute from
San Francisco to Honolulu:
"a - MARCH 7.
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS become eXpa-
triots, the U. s. income tax leading
them 10 become British citizens
+ NAPLES. Italy-Theodore Sutro
ends his fair labors abroad He re-
turns after lecture tour of Germany.
I LONDON.-Britain doubles its avn
alton estimate. Army appropriation
adopted included 100000 for fly
{ ers.
/ ATLANTA. Ga. Earth tremors
felt in Southern states. tennessee,
: Georgia. Alabama and the Carolinas
included:
RIO JANEIRO-Rio Janeiro in state
OF siege. Brazilian government takes
steps to check reyolutionists in sew
eTal states. -..f 49,. s-
/ RENO, Nevada-Ex-senator Massey
drops dead on train. The Nevadan,
who was succeeded by the late George
Nixon, expired from heart failure.
VIENNA, Austria-Seventeen sol
/ diers of the Emperor's rifle regiment
/ were killed today by an avalanche.
! They were engaged in maneuvers on
! the Ortler mountain in the Tyrol. "
| CHICAG0-Ritchie's fight at Mil.
waukee expected to draw $4,000.
Championship battle promises to jam
I big auditorium to limit Lightweight
king.pin will get $4,000 for appear
ance against Ad Wolgast. .. -.
] FAIRBANKS, Alaska-An earth
quake lasting several seconds was
felt here at S:55 p. m. last night. Re-
i ports Indicate that the shock was
i felt throughout the interior of Alaska
No serious damage is yet reported.
MARCH 8. f.. . .asy... ..
i WASHINGTON, D. C. = Marines
i gwen sailing orders. U. S. follow lead
i OF other powers by preparing for
trouble in Mexico City. ....... :
i WASHINGTON, D. C. - Champ
Clark, speaker of the house, Will be
lea years old tomorrow He still is
one of the most active members OF
congress.
NEW -Ninety-three paint
ings, drawings and studies of the late
Frank Millet, one of the Titanic vic,
tins, were sold at the American art
gallery, bringing $4,000, i.
i NEW Y0RK-Five reverberations
| followed by earth tremors i'll Paterson
| Newark and score of other towns
/ in northern New Jersey, have caused
lfears that one of the plants of the
lDu Pont powder company has blown
up. :
( THURSDAY ISLAND, Australia
The condition of health of Lillian Nor,
dica, the American singer, IS said by
her physicians to be steadily improv.
ling, although subject to frequent chang
es. She hopes to be able to leave
i here March % II 5
/ MARCH g, III q s.
BERLIN, Germany Ernest Meyer
again sentenced sto jail He is a So,
cialist editor of BerliR seonsicted Of
libel.
1 DURAZZO, Atlanta Prince William
and Princess Sophia; the new mon
larchs of Albania, arrived here today
They were given a very enthusiastic
reception by the populace. 5
i ST. PETERSBURG, Russia Lieut..
col. Chebaieff, chief of police of st
Petersburg, was shot dead today in
his office by Lieut.. Ivanoff. The mo
tive is said to be revenge.
WASHINGTON, D. c. - Hearings
Of the Manahan resolution authorizing
investigation of the Chicago, Minneap
j oils and Duluth grain pits were com.
/ pleted today by the house rules com
mittee. se ~. - -
= WASHINGTON, d. G. - Far-reach
ing inquiry into practically all phases
of industrial situation in this country
with view to making important re
| concentrations to Congress shortly
will be undertaken by the federal in
dustrial relations commission.
i BOSTON. Mass. = Melba loses hel
i voice and cannot sing Mimi. In ar
inaudible voice Melba appeared before
the curtain of the Boston opera house
this afternoon and announced in &
whisper that she was unable to sins
in a performance of La Boheme
| LONDON. - Roosevelt will not re-
turn to the US. from South America
but is going to Spain with his son be
fore the latter's marriage to Belle
Willard, according to Joseph Willard
i American ambassador at Madrid. Mr.
and Mrs. Willard and Miss Belle are
guests of Ambassador and Mrs. Page
hear that he has been nominated"
II lie Most CanabIe Man