Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-30
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umns are moving upon Saloniea. The
Greeks already are within striking
distance Of the Turkish town Of Yer,
ria. only fifty miles from Salonica,
on the railroad from Monastir.
The unofficial report from Constan.
tinople that the Turkish town of Ser.
via has been recaptured from the
Greeks, is not credited in London.
Austria does not contemplate any
active intervention, and there exists
here weIi-founded hope of an inn
proyement in Austro-Seryia relations.
! If this is so, the danger always ex.
pected to arise in Europe from Bal
kan war may be avoided. = !,
I The Montenegrins occupied the
heights of Busale, Rogame and Caz-
TAM, all OF which overlooks Scutari.
and they have entrenched themselves
there with a strong force of artillery.
The Malissodf tribesmen again at
tackled the Turks to the East of Sou
tart, but were repuised after ten hours
hard fighting. ~.
The Turkish commander in Scutari
is trying to induce the Mit.Dito tribes
men to1attack the Montenegrin troops
from the South, so that the road TO
the port of Alessio could be used as
line of retreat for the Turkish army
in case of necessity.
The Turkish town Of Servia. recent
" captured by the Greeks, is report
ed reoccupied by Ottoman Empire
troops, according to kilograms from
Salonica received in London today.
Secretary of the Interior Walter l..
Fisher conferred with President Taft
over the long distance telephone from
Chicago last night concerning the re-
suits of Mr. Fishers tour OF investF
CATION in the Hawaiian Islands.
Formal recommendations concerns
ing the administration of the Islands
were made by Secretary Fisher some
time ago, and yesterday President
Taft said to Mr.. Fisher that the re-
concentrations would be approved.
Herbert s. HockeE, accused Of be-
ing a dynamiter equailys guilty with
the Mcnamara brothers, John j. and
James B., was again charged by a.
witness in the dynamite conspiracy
trial today ins Indianapolis with Sc
cretly having given evidence to the
government. 81.
A thousand policemen will be ASST
gried to, Madison Square Garden and
thereabouts fora the Roosevelt meet
ing tomorrow night.
Three&young robbers held up a
south bound passenger train on the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad,
south of Eufaula today. and compelled
the engineer. to detach the express
and baggage cars, and run them ahead:
They then blasted and rifled the exs1
press safe.
Ex-Poiiee Lieut.. Charles E. Becker
who had shown signs of hysterical
collapse during, the past two days.
has regained his nerve, and today was
the same collected, quiet, calm man
Of iron that he was before he heard
himself pronounced guilty of murder
in the first degree, for the Staying OF
Herman Rosenthal, the gambler.
FEzS all bOTTy DCShCIz e O0ltAs tStu0J3l
that / was ,impeIled by impetuosity
to issue statements in contradictions
to the orders Of my counsel, Pohn r
Mcintyre. o have nothing else to say
The schooner Defender, twenty
days from Honolulu, encountered light
winds for the first ten days of her
trip Then came a succession of south
easterly gales which lasted for six
days. The schooner lost. number of
sails and everything movable on deck
was washed overheard.
The engagement is announced of
Mrs. Frances FolsomtC Cleveland, VII
dow of Grover Cleveland, former Pres
ident of the United States, and Prof.
Thomas Preston, of Wells College, at
Aurora, Gayuga county, New York,
where Mrs. Cleveland graduated in
1885, and of which she is a trustee.
Mrs. Cleveland has been a widow
since 1908. 81 fri - sz@.
After a restful and a generally inn
proved condition, which continued
well into the forenoon today, Vice
president James S. Sherman this af-
ternoon suffered a recurrence of the
distressing condition which marked