The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-08-29

4 ONSTANTINofhH' august -
-ss Frsnch Embassador. NJ. Con-
i s,rs has notified the Sultan's
..,rstary that all diplomatic rela-
bstgeen France and Turkey are
-, Of and that the ambassador
Informed his Government to that
-, " Constans communicated di-
r;h the Sultan because the latest
atoms we're transacted with the
.isa personally.
p. gmbassador justifies his action
,a. ground that the Sultan broke his
personal promise. given to NJ.
-ea2s at an audience in the Yildiz
as,s u Thursday. regarding the pur-
,- If the quays and the settlement
he disputed French claims.
IL Foreign Minister also gave for
4 assurances that the agreement
gd be carried out, so in view of this
rl,h Of faith N. Constans holds that
I & impossible TOR France to continue
anstic relations with Turkey.
SULTAN MUST KEEP FAITH.
PARIS aug. "A high official of the
|irsIEr once said today that the ex-'
4 ztuatiOn at Constantinople is as fol-
r.
-ss Sultan at the last audience wnlcn
ranted 70 NJ Constans, the French
ss.sssador. agreed to send to aim on
z sane OF the following day a docu-
N giving complete satisfaction to
iazce regarding the claims of French
zIers and in the matter OF the quays,
Il accordance with the terms arranged
sE7 the Sultan and NJ. Constans
tally Instead of doing this, the Sui
: waited until yesterday, when he sent
Constants document, the terms Of
sr5 differed essentially from those ar
zgsd at the audience
lsT5upOn " Constans declined to ne
ailte any further or to hold other COM
|EScati0n with the Porte, and referred
: natter to the French Foreign Office.
: tspatch to that effect arrived last
VI As the matter stands relations
sseen NJ ConstaEs and the Porte are
men Of, but France and Turkey are
d diplomatic relations through the
+azh Embassador at Paris.
L -e Sultan does not keep the prom
> Ehich he made at the last audience"
ltlu7d the informant, I'VE will have
'scal- NJ. COnstans and send the Turk
AMBASSADOR his passports. A solu-
& one way or the other is probable
laa the next two days"
s-ayi1g to q question the Foreign Of
5icial said.
No naval action on the part of France
1 yet been decided on. The stories in
Papers TO the effect that French war
= are under orders to be in readiness
F'ceed to the Bosporus have no foun-
a11a n fact
FRENCH ACTION APPROVED.
eNDcN, Aug 2t.-DipIomatie opinion
london generally approves of the
+-a action toward Turkey. 1t ap-
-s nat the chancellories OF Europe
oeen considerably annoyed by the
@a recent efforts to reassert him
aae 10 shake off the limited control
used BY Europe over certain parts OF
!'--iihistraton. The SuItan's dispatch
ASSion 10 the Far East was also
.sshg TO the great powers. The lat
'-sleIore are expected to generally
.'ne frances rebuff of the Sultan.
say LOFUf7rr
e1e Franco Turkish situation, con-
- Lat The action of NJ. Constans was
!usuhed. They do not anticipate
J. s7Ilops results. believing the Sui
VII ultimately yield.
RANCE SENDING WARsHIPs.
aus, Aug. 2--The Matin this morn
4, -,.Vunees that the French second
"a. 'u1Ser Cassard started for Turkish
., yesterday and that a naval divi-
ready to follow.
gS -,AS THERE WILL BE NO WAR.
~" YORK, Aug. 2-Edward Bru-
g, 5. ' french Consul-General in this
s;sas, s,I'su'ed sld the possibility of war
szbja n.s country and Turkey. The
| s,s-y.- uses ne said, over the
| ssrs,. "a Constantinople. A French
-! ouilt wharves where thew were
{. be y vessels for docking privileges
Z i,eor.I . 1fk'sh Government guaranteed
o. 70 certain fixed sum yearly.
al IT,. sue from the wharves did not
~ r. amount the Turkish Govern
Z sco,2 70 make up the difference.
:. Ia ulo not reach the sum fixed
q: ts pany wants Turkey to make
W g,,Nt0s sines III another question. You
e5as,Ge mas a postoffice OF her own
4 81 S5''iiopie- Turkey does not like
e'Q ss,-. says It interferes with her
10 'e' but France will not con-
- Ts-s. away with her postoffice.
- 'yzr- Tries 10 force France. She
Sc ..no "s'A fou keep your postoffice
20, -. - Keep the money belonging
a4s n or company. Now France
shsrf nave e both the postoffice and
;as sOnpany's money. She has
slec,,r-'cess your country .aas had
g,iS money from the Sultan and
i" collect the money due
s :. No This is what you call
sai S IKE two children. One
rSs- HoI play with you, and goes
'sgi,.s n they don't speak until one
Ia friend makes 1t up between
% San, may think of war when
siq rs Aunir Bey. Turkeys En-
aris, his passports. France