Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-04
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After applying in vain to Sofia, the
capital Of Bulgaria, the Porte now
turns to the Powers to end the war
with the Balkan States.
Turkey at last admits, in an Off.
cial bulletin just issued, that the Of
toman army is retreating to it's forti-
fications just outside the capital. The
city of Constantinople is filled with
wounded soldiers and dangerous out
laws. Only the timely arrival of the
foreign warships can avert absolute
chaos and save the foreign popula-
ton. r
The alliance OF the Balkan Kings
far exceeds the status of a military
combination for the immediate OBJ
ject~in view, according to the Out.
look, which claims to have special
Information, that it is a permanent
federation intended to exclude all eX.
ternal authority from the Balkan pen
Ursula.
An operation for the TRANSMISSION of
blood was performed, 1t was learned
today, upon Mrs. Charles Pinkerton,
daughter of the late President Ches-
ter A. Arthur, week ago at her home
in Mount Kiaco, N. Y.
Mitchell v. Haron and Richard NJ.
Wagner, members of the fire-room
crew of the battleship Vermont, are
dead, and H. w. Cramer, ]. w. New
berry, NJ. w. Green and o. K Holting
were badly scalded, as the result Of
the blowing out of the head of the
battleship's boiler No. g.. while cruis.
ing in Hampton Roads during the
night.
> During storm last night the
steamer Cecelie, which piled between
Montreal and Valleyfield, was. hurled
on the rocks at Isle Parrot in Lake
st. Louis and sank. At least sixteen
persons were drowned, the lost COM
prising mostly women and children.
My guess is as good as anyone's,
in the matter of a National election.
/ am hopeful, and do not want 1t
said that am down in the mouth. Z"
President Taft made this statement
after church service today, and be-
fore leaving New York for his home
In Cincinnati, Ohio.
This is his answer to those who
Rave. been predicting his overwhelm.
ing defeat on Tuesday next.
Il have an abiding faith in the good
judgment of the United States PEG.
ple," said the President, particularly
in the silent vote"
Pipe Plus has sent $1,000 to help
the fund for the relief of those per-
sons rendered homeless by the re-
cent typhoon in the Philippine Isl
ans.
Imprisoned in drygoods store in
Kensington, a suburb, which was
burned to the ground today, thirteen
girls lost their lives. Many other
sales-girls were badly burned.
Certain newspapers having publish
ed statements that the Pope will
shortly abandon the claim ?for tenn.
poral father, made by the church
since the Papal States were absorbed
by the reigning dynasty of the OUR
inal, the Asservatore Romano, in a
semi-official article, declares the
question remains today where it has
been and always will be-"
The attitude of Pope Plus. says the
orgen of the Vatican, is that of Leo
XIII and Cardinal Rampolla: "Provi-
damon will
ton of the Holy Father
John Watts and Arthur T. Their.
bolt, who started from Stuttgart.
Germany, in a borrowed balloon in
the international cup race, have land
cd safely in Pskof. south of this city
and about 1000 miles from Stuttgart.
In tests for aeroplanes for war ser
vice being considered by the war de-
partment, Lieutenant Arnold, aviator.
with Lieutenant Bradley, wireless OPP
orator, both of the United States
army, today sent many messages from
an aeroplane to a field station five
miles away
1t is said this is the first time such
messages have been sent with COM
plete success.
On the eve of the election Woodrow
Wilson, Governor of New Jersey, mar.
rowly escaped death in Highstown,
New Jersey, yesterday. in an automo-
bile accident. The Democratic cand.
idate for the presidency is in his
home Mere tonight nursing a four
inch scalp wound extending from
above the right oar m tho ton of hiS