Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-10-29

has fallen into their hands, according
TO 4 dispatch from the Servian base
at the frontier received today.
, Bulgarian troops today captured a
| military train in the vicinity of Eski-
Bahia, carrying troops and supplies
! from COnstantinoule to AdrianOple
! Colonel Theodore Roosevelt was
! stronger today, but his wound was
still open, and he was not gaining
strength as rapidly as his physicians
| hoped ne would. He was up early for
| the second time since his return from
! Chicago and took a short walk, but
was obliged to move more slowly.
The Colonel is anxious to ride in
! the open air in his automobile to New
York City on Wednesday, but his ply
sicians feared that the jolting of the
car would be unfavorable to his con-
! Gition, and he will go by train.
Gov Woodrow Wilson left Princeton
today for Philadelphia and Southeast
ern Pennsylvania. He spoke in West
chester. Pennsylvania, at noon, and
in the evening in the Academy of Mu-
sic in Philadelphia, under the auspices
of a league of independent Republl-
cans and later in big Democratic
rally in Convention Hall.
81 am no longer optimistic that my
lawyers will get me a new trial.
might say | am hopeless of a success
full appeal"
With these words, former Police
Lieut.. Charles E. Becker in his cell
in the Tombs prison today again la
mented the fact that he failed to take
the stand in his trial in which he was
condemned to the electric chair for
the murder of Herman Rosenthal, the
gambler, on July 16.
The navy, departments new wire
less station at Arlington, Virginia, the
most powerful plant in the world,
tonight flung from its lofty spiral the
first messages which signaliZed the
completion of an important step in
the buildingof globe-girdling wire
less system which Will keep every
ship of the United States Navy and
every insular possession withiA in
slant communication of the capital Of
the United States.
Because Of the illness of John r.
Carter, the trial of J. J. Ettor, Arturo
GioYannettt and Joseph Caruso for
the alleged murder of Anna LOpiZzo
was postponed today until Wednes-
Gay. Carter, who was taken i'll with
grippe Friday night, was reported to
be improving, but his physicians ad
Vised that he remain in his room for
two days more at least.
President Taft today plunged into
the accumulation of State affairs
which has awaited his return from his
summer vacation. Secretary of State
Knox. was his first caller, coming to
discuss Great Britain's protest against
the Panama Canal bill and the stu
uation in Cuba, the Dominican Repub-
lie and Mexico.
The Vienna, Austria, correspondent
of the Daily Mail describes an embryo
plan which the Powers are discussing
for the settlement of the Near-Eastern
question. According to this plan, it
is purposed to leave Turkey in pos
session of the territory between Adri-
anople and the Bosphorus.
While not actually under martial
law. Hvana is now under alb
solute military protection against dis
orders arising from the heat of pOlit. |
zeal campaign.
The Supreme Court of the United |
States today advanced to December 2 |
for argument the cases involving the |
constitutionahty Of the newspaper /
section of the postal appropriation |
laws.
Vice President James S. Sherman is |
steadily failing and it IS now &C. !
knoWledged that he IS an exceedingly !
sick man. His kidneys are affected |
and his heart muscles are softening.
United States investigation under
the Mann white Slavery" law into
the character of Jack Johnson, the
negro pugilist, will be begun before
the grand jury tomorrow.
Second Lieutenant c. A. Gardiner,
Philippine Scouts, registered in head
quarters at San Francisco today en-
route to Manila. Philippine Islands.
RHEUMATIC WEATHER.
Don't be~surprised if you have an
attack OF rheumatism this spring. Just !!
rub the affected parts freely with i
Chamberlain Pain Balm and it will |,
soon disappear. Sold by all Dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd, agents for
Hawaii.
President Taft has issued an exc
cutiIe order forbidding entrance to
foreign vessels to United States ma