Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-10-07

nal by way of Atrato and Cupica riv-
ers, and thus avenge herself on Pa
mama
Norman W. Harris has donated ESQ.,
coo to the Northwestern University to
promote study in history. political sci
ence and economics.
/ Mcmillan, the explorer, IS nearing
the North Pole, according to COM
. munication received by DR.. John w.
, Gocdsell Of New -Kensington, Pa.
Ella Jones, a 14-year old Indian
girl, has been sent to the Phoenix In
dian school to escape promoters who
wish to aid her in getting rid of
E.her. fortune. Sier income from Okla
homa oil fields is $4,000 a month.
! Governor Sulzer pied with his
friends to perjure themselves on the
witness stand to testify on his be-
half
Bishop Thomas Bowman, senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
!, Church, Is dying at Orange, ". ]. He
is So years DID,. and is the man who
warn President. Lincoln that he was
in danger of assassination
! Isidcra Duncan, the dancer, has re-
turned to Rome from the scene of the
Balkan war, where she went to try
to get her mind away from the loss of
her two children. AS a, nurse with
the Greek army the tragedies she wit
messed made her own seem almost
slight f.%@- q.
] Professor John Robe Eastman, a
wenknown astronomer, has just died
at Franklin, n. H.. at the age of II.
| A. horticulturist of Elkins, W., Va,
has produced a crop Of ginseng On an
iacre. of ground. and has contracted to
sell the. crop for $4,000.
Lieutenant Schultz, a German mill
| taFy aviator, met death at Johannes
{ tai, Germany. ~. ii. = = $685..
A three fold treaty between Russia,
China and Mongolia is being nego-
tIIated at St Petersburg.
| The Pennsylvania railroad has de-
| cided to sell all its security holdings
in anthracite coal companies attach
ed to its system.
| Seattle has ruled that no person I'M
der IS years shall drive motor cars
in the city.
! 4Anaho Island, in Pyramid Lake,
New, has been Set apart for the use
iof the department of agriculture as
preserve and breeding grounds for
| native birds.
All testimony pertaining to cam
paign contributions made to Governor
i Sulzer will be heard at the impeach,
ment trial even though not specified
! in the articles of Impeachment.
/ President Wilson Is much pleased
with the success of his moral sua,
sion in the Mexican crisis.
Miss May Van Allen of Newport was
married at st. Georges in Hanover
Square, London, to Griswold A.
Thompson of New York :. ~--
) London physicians are advocating a
lighter breakfast for brain workers.
coffee and rolls. without eggs and
bacon. ""~ i
N E. Pomeron of Bingnamton, n
Y, is the champion checker player Of
the world, having just defeated Al
fred E. Jordan of England. j
A Kansas City man who found his
neck little stiff, visited doctor and
discovered that his neck had been
broken two years before-a little
.trifle that had in no way interfered
with his daily routine.
1t is believed that the mysterious
illness of ex-King Manuel's bride was
due to poison administered by Portu-
guese Republicans.
Prince Waldemar, the 24-year- old
nephew of the Kaiser, has incurred
debts amounting to 100000 while at
Strassburg University.
Thousands of birds almost exhaust
ed by a storm encountered while
crossing the Alps were sheltered for
the night in the hospice by the monks
of[St. Bernard.
All prisoners taken either by the
Servians or Albanians in the Balkan |
conflict are being shot. No quarter
is being given.
The city council of Baltimore has
passed an ordinance requiring the |
Use of separate blocks for residences
by white and colored people respect |
lively.
An important deposit of uranium