Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-04

town AMI BUMPED ridge where the
road was Recently repaired. The can
dIdate'S head bit on one Of the iron
supports at the rear Of his seat with
fearful force.
The Hawaiian Islands. including
Honolulu and lIilo, are possessed OF
a cabinet Officer-press agent. Secre-
tary Of the interior Fisher was en-
Ihusiastic over the treatment accord
ed him while he was on the Islands.
THE Islands have graduated from
the old idea that they were merely a
stOpping-off place in the Pacific
Ocean for tourists, said Secretary
Fisher. To-day the Islands are high
ly developed industrially and PROPOSE
tons there offer a safe and high grade
investment for United States capital"
Persons out there hustle and seem
TO enjoy it. l had the most pleasant
time Of my life when on the Islands,
and no matter where | may travel in
the future my visit to the Hawaiian
Islands will always mark the apex of
my ambitions as a traveller"
Mrs. Fisher was quite as enthusiast
tic.
THE trans-Pacific steamship lines
should put me on their payroll" she
laugningly remarked to a reporter
81 have been singing the praises OF
Honolulu and the Islands ever since
/ arrived in Seattle, and shall con-
tinue to advise my friends to go there
for their vacations and business.
"The women of Honolulu treated
me royalty, entertaining in a style
which became queen, more than the
wife of cabinet officer l will never
forget them and will always want to
return there at some other time"
ajOr- General O'Reilly, surgeon
general of the United States army for
many years and personal physician
to President Grover Cleveland, and
organizer of the army hospital in the
Philippine Islands, where he served
with distinction during the Philippine
instruction, died in Washington to-
day from Bright's disease.
Postmaster Arthur G. Fisk an
nounced Saturday the following dates
AOA NSPoAIui III
from the port of San Francisco:
For Australia, the steamship Ven
tura, on November 10; New Zealand,
the steamship Aorangi, on November
10; China and Japan, the steamship
Manchuria, and for Manila, transport |
Sherman, November s.; steamer Man |
Churia, November 9, and steamer Chi. |
20 Maru, November Is; for Hawaii, |
steamship Sierra, November 5;
steamer Manchuria, November 9, and
steamer Lurline, November IL; for |
Tahiti, steamer Aorangi, November
Is. !
Captain Moynihan, senior company |
commander, Twelfth Battery, Philip |
pine Scouts, is bringing a bride back |
with him to his home in the Isles OF !;
the Orient
Colonel Charles Page Bryan. United |
States Ambassador to Japan, arrived |
at New York today on the steamship
La Provence on sixty days leave of |
absence, after being abroad for four
years. a~@
A steamer which has arrived from
Norway reports that the steamer |
Phoka, with Captain Sjedoff's polar |,
expedition, has been wrecked. No
details we're obtainable.
Fire, which started in the fashion !
able Berlin Hotel, at st. Louis, today, |
burned to death w. G. Douglas,
wealthy merchant, and seriously in /
jured twenty-three other persons, and |
totally destroyed the hostelry, caus-
ing damage to the extent of a quar-
ter of million dollars.
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt issued
a statement today devoted largely to !,
answering Gov. Woodrow Wilson's
remarks on the trust question in his
speech Thursday night in Madison
Square Garden"
Gear Ferdinand has wired the COM
mander-in-chief of the Bulgarian
army on the Bunarlishar-Lulebu
line as follows:
II congratulate you and your men
of all ranks on the glorious victory
gained over the enemy, and express
to you all the gratitude from the bot
tom of my heart
Active negotiations are progressing
in London with view of bringing the
Balkan Mountain States war to an
end.
Radiograms from the Japanese |
steamship Chiyo Maru, nearing port
from the Orient via Honolulu, receiv-
ed today in San Francisco indicated
"All we'll" The Chiyo is due in the
harbor Monday morning.
Great uneasiness exists here over
the political situation. The result of