Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-21


which was broken into early Thurs
day morning and the safe, containing
tile cash, rCcoTGS aud sstaH.ps Uf The
office, Stolen. Tie burglars prove TO
be FilIdHOS, all m whom are nov in
Jail The sale was rCcONciel intact,
the mes who stole ii Hot IlaTiaG hten
able 90 Lreak i! open and. tie records
have been returned TO the postoifice.
The new cabinet Hnder Premier
Prince Katsara is organized at last
The members OF the cabiatt are As
follows: Premier, Prince Taro Kat
sura Minister Of TreaSury, Reijiro
Wakatsuki. Minister. of Agriculture!
and Commerce. kiyoshi Nakashoji.
Minister CT Communication Baron
ShimPei Goto Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, not decided yet Miaister Of
Home Affairs, Viscount Kanetake Gu.
"a. Minister of Law, 1taru Matsu-
muro. Minister of War, Lieut.-Gen.
Yasutsuna Kiyasu. Minister of Navy,
Baron Admiral Minoru Saito. Min
lister of Education, Kamori Shibata
(holdover). The installation ceremony
win be held tomorrow in the palace.
Baron Saito, who is reappointed as
the minister Of the navy, has refused
to accept the position. .......... -.
AS Prince Katsura, who was the
keeper of the priVy seal and the
grand chamberlain. to the Mikado, has
resigned from these important Offices
to become the premier, Prince Sada-
naru Flshimi is appointed as keeper
of the priyy seal; and Major General
Prince Takatsukasa, aFcourt noble, is
appointed as grand chamberlain. Pre-
mier Katsura has decided to hold the
Office of minister of f8feigE affairs
temporarily. . 49,,
Baron Admiral Saito, who once re-
fused the acceptance OF the reappoint-
ment as minister of the navy, was
commanded to remain by the Empire
today In obedience -tes the Imperial
command, the Baron finally accepted
the position. So t->.+= -
Death put a summary stop to Christ
mas merrymaking today at. Wailuku
when an auto in the rent ser-i
vice crashed inc a Christmas party
of children at Puunene leaving three
broken little bodies behind it. Onei
Spanish boy is dead. having been
killed almost instantly by the wildly
driven auto, while two others are in
jured, how seriously it is hard to say
yet The children were attending a
party near the schoolhouse, in f1onorsi
Of the season. 4
IL A sensation was created il the
house of commons this afternoon over
the retirement OF Vice Admiral Sir
Francis C. Bridgeman from the posi-
lion of first sea lord of the British
admiralty. Admiral Lord Charles
BeTesford, who is a member of the
house, and Winston Churchill, first
lord Of the admiraltE, reviled each
other to the utmost limit allowed in
the British parliament. Back stairs
methods" Brides and threats, gross
insiHua ions and stalking were some
of the choice phrases exchanged.
Lord Beresford charged Mr.. Churchill
with pursuing Il pOncy OF brides aud
threats. III, he said. the sea lords
disagreed with Mr.. Churchills auto
cratic assumption OF the executive, as
we'll as the administrative authority,
they are dismissed in an inSClent
way" Mr.. Churchill's reply was crisp
and singing. Lord CHARLES Beres-
ford, he said, had made a number of
Instructions of very gross charac-
ter. He has talked in the back
ground, waiting for an opportunity to
make charges unsupported on facts,
Mr.. Churchill declared. He has lev
eled scurrilous allegations of espion-
age, faVoritism, blackmail and inetfi-
cheney against me, but l have never
taken him seriously He does not
mean to he offensive. l am sorry lie
was not made admiral of the feet, as
. know Low sore he is abou- it. But
since | have been at the admiralty |
have discovered that it would be very
difficult to find 4 board OF naval men
TO approve OF such an arrangement"
MI Churchill stuck to his guns in
saying he hal written to Admiral
Brideeman in answer to his rcsigna-
tiOI. which Was on account OF the ad-
miral'S heath rendering him inca
pable Of adequately fulfilling his
duties.
Ortie McMan2lI, the sclf-confessed
dynamiter. vas denounced today by
attorneys for the deIend9ntS in the
so-called dynamite conspiracy trial
here today. He was referred TO by
both attorneys as "a liar, THIEF and
murderer"
RepOr,s that the Garibaldian lie
giOn, aiding Greece near .Janina, lost
all it's officers and had 400 men killed
and wounded, have Eeen confirmed.
The legion was composed of two thou
sand soldiers of fortune commanded
by General RiCciOtto.
1t WAS positively declared today
that Admiral Hail Pasha was unhurt
in the naval fight at the Darddnelles
last Monday II ADM rod that