Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-22
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places in Antrim Spoekipg OF a
demonstration al Antrim Castle
;.gainsl Home Rule he pointed TO
csneral Sir. George Richardson, who
hblds the post OF General Officer.
Commanding the Volunteers, and
said:
I'VE have our general on the plat
form. The radical press is express
ing some emotion at having this
great general among US. / now tell.
the government that we have more.
We have the pledges OF some of the
great generals in the army that they
will come over and help US keep the
old flag flying when the time ar
Ifivese
Charles III. Schwab of the Bethle-
hem Steel Company sailed on the
Hamburg-American liner Imperator,
making flying trip on behalf. Of his
Chilean ore interests. He said he
would return on the same ship Our.
company eventually will have fifteen
steamers of $1,000 tons burden each.
running along the west coast and
through the Panama canal" he said.
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Nils F1orman, who claims to be a
Swedish nobleman, and who was jilt,
ed two years ago by Miss Helena
Stalls, now the Princess Murat. and
heiress with her sister, Laura. to the
entire estate of their grandfather,
Alex Mcdonald, the Standard Oil
magnate, has transferred his affec-
Htions to the sister OF his former
sfiancee.
Z Bunau Varilla, former Panama
minister to the United States, in an
Interview given out last night at San
francisco. announced that the open
ing of the Panama canal will mark
the beginning Of new era for the
western world and predicts that the
business Of the big waterway win
grow more rapidly than It can be
handled.
1t will soon be necessary. he says,
to widen the canal to six hundred
feet and within the next twenty
years the locks viii be too small to
accommodate the ships that are to
be built in the future. This. he said,
will make IT necessary for the United
States government to carry out its
original plan of making the canal a
sea level stream.
Governor Sulzer has. broken, the
silence which he has maintained
since his impeachment trial began.
and declared today that he had no
Intention of resigning and would fight
the battle to the last ditch.
.Resignts he calculated. Il have
no more idea of doing that than ]
have Of committing hari-kari
Il have been advised by my ,coun-
|Selanot to make any statement or do
any talking he said, but have got
to have my way in one thing, ] am
not going TO resign, and have never
thought of doing SO. The stories that
are circulated are for political effect
and no one knows their utter falsity
better than their authors"
The doors of the city haH were
thrown open this. morning, and all
day thousands of New York citizens
viewes lie remains Of the late Mayor
Gaynor The public funeral takes
place tomorrow.
Friends of Senator Penrose today
came forward with the statement that
the Pennsylvania senator who has
heen flayed SO numerically by Colonel
Roosevelt, is now willing to accept
Roosevelt as a candidate for the pres
idency in 1916.
The announcement is made that not
only Penrose,g but Barnes of New
York. Crane of MASSACHUSETTS, and
Others OF the Republican leaders favor
such plans. In Roosevelt they think
they see the candidate able to bring
the Republican party back into power.
The London banking firm Of Pear
son & Sons has just secured a forty
years valuable concession from the
United States of Colombia whereby.
the Pearsons have the right to ex-
plore virgin territory that is known
to contain valuable petroleum and
mineral deposits.
The Pearsons obligate themselves
to spend at least 100000 year for
the next five years in exploration
work.
Mile Polaire, formerly claiming the.
distinction of being the ugliest woman
in the world, arrived at New York to-
day from Paris. The French actress
was the source of much curiosity on
the voyage chiefly owing to her fhabi;
of wearing large pearl nose ring.
!. Willie Richie and his manager.
Harry Foley, will leave on Wednes-
day next for New York, where the
Champion has been matched to box
ten rounds with Leach Cross next
month.
Princess Kawananakoa, who has ar
rived from Honolulu with her three
children, said today that she is. now.
enjoying good health and is almost
completely recovered from the illness
which caused her to relinquish many
social functions last year
Il am really feeling fine said the
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