Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-23
EASTERN NEWS.

DR.. Carre!, whose surgical opera
I,tions won him a Noble prize, says he
lhopes soon to be able to utilize the
limbs OF the dead to furnish limbs for
the living. He states that surgery Is
only In Its infancy. =. !. ,g.,ss.S
Prominent Chicago businessmen
heard IA Vigorous speech from Wood
row. Wilson attacking big business.
After denouneing many modern bust.
ness methods, he paused and then said
IT notice you do not applaud that. 2
! a little fouFyear old girl visiting
washington with her mother, refused
to leave the city until she had been
kissed by the president She was. 4
A Connecticut man has lust gone to-
bed for the winter, practice he has
Followed for five years He believes
that an ahumanss Should follow the
examine Of the ground hog and rest
through the winter months. go, = s. &
| New York sent out 448,000 pack
ages by parcel post the first week.
( Acknowledgement Wickersham has
begun holding conferences with rail
road and financial men over the dis
solution of the Southern Pacific and
Union Pacific railroads. f., Is
Robert g. Watson, of the National
Golf Links of America, has been
elected president OF the United States
Golf Association r = =. - )
The biggest automobile show ever
held on the American continent Is
now in fnl1 swing in New York City.
Frank Chance, the new leader of
the New York American League club
viii probably play first base next
season, and put Hal Chase at second.
/ The German steamship Grosser
Kurfurst broke a crank shaft 500
miles east of Cape Race and delayed
three days in reaching New York. =.
President Taft win not go further
with the Mexican crisis, but win pass
the solution of the troublesome Mexi-
can, matter mp to the incoming ad-
ministration. !
Captain Robert Bartlett who aided
Peary. in his sesrch fer the North
Pole is going to take up awaiting in
order to pilot hunting parties to the
Arctic,
Attorney Gleason of New York lost
his suit for $4,000 counsel fees
against Mrs. Thaw for defending her
son, Harry K. Thaw. at his first trial
for murder. .4s..
A young woman of Provo, Utah. has
brought suit against a doctor for the
loss of two toes. She valued them at
$1.262.5O each.
Mrs, Antoinette Stone Blackwell of
New York has written book on I'm
mortality" hoping to influence the
young against the unbelieving spirit
of the age. She was the first ordain-
ed minister of the country, and is
nearing her SSth birthday.
Robert Ewing, graduate OF the Uni
versity of Chicago, has been honored
by King George for services rendered
in connection with the durbar festival
in India. He was presented with the
durbar silver medal.
Over $500 persons, living in the
lower parts of Cincinnati and Dayton
and their suburbs have been rendered
homeless by the flood-Waters from
the Ohio river, rising at the rate Of
two inches an hour
The building owned by Blanche
Bates at New Castle, containing a val
liable library, garage and bowling
dIl6y, "dS uC0IIOyCN w
fire. Her recent marriage to George
sCreel of Denver took place in the Ii
brary.
A girl in New York city, while hav-
ing a nightmare, called out the fire
department and police and brought
her father flying home from his Of
flee by telephone calls.
1t is said that the Penmsular & ORR,
entail Steam Navigation Company and
The Royal Mali Steam Packet Com
pany are to amalgamate with capital
of $150,00O,000.
Three thousand Catholics OF Wash
ington. D. c., kissed the ring of Car
dinal Gibbons. who held reception in
the new Carroll hall after pontffical
high mass.
The town of West Hammond, III, has
gone bankrupt throug hits anti-vice
crusade, which eliminated saloon rev.
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