Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-11-14
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An armistice is now being arranged /
for between the, Turkish and Bulgar-
| ian forces. 1t is announced that hos
tiIities will cease this evening at sun
down, -<.~a" .::.. 49,
Lieutenant Won Wegener today tele-
1 graphs that Richspost from the Bul-l
fgarian front that their attack on the
Turkish center, at Tchatalja is despe-
rate and that they are steadily gam
ling ground. = ~.
i With thousands of persons dead
Iron starvation and disease, Constan-
4tinople telegraphs that bodies are ~
ling unburied outside the city walls.
1.-THE mortality is greatest in the refu,
|gee camp between Constantinople ana
i Tchatalia.
IJnoficfal reports received here to-
iday state that General Yankoyitch s
4 Seryian troops have occupied Durazzo
in omen defiance to Austria's warn |
ling. ta@= ..# r.
i All the European Powers have az
freed to the Turkish proposal made |
Hast week that they should inform the
Il Balkan Mountain Nations OF the TUT
Ikish request for mediation and to IN |
luuire from them whether they are
Il willing to formulate terms on which |
negotiations could be opened
i Five alienists today began examina-
ition of the mental condition of John
/ Schranke, who yesterday pleaded
guilty to having attempted to slay
q Theodore Roosevelt in Milwaukee
month ago.,
With q large list of passengers and
q full cargo, the steamship Lurline
lof the Matson Navigation Company,
captain weldon, resumed her Homo
lulu run today, after laying off one
. trip after the rush of the sugar sea
fson.
3 Arthur Capper, Republican, is today
Z elected Governor OF Kansas over Hold
l ges, Democrat, by majority OF fifty,
: three votes, according to complete OF.
fetal returns.
Hodges refuses to admit defeat, de-
: iclaring that he has a lead of fifty.
He will contest the election.
!: President-elect Woodrow Wilson
II
with the New Jersey congressional de-
Legation in Trenton yesterday he had
been able to talk only with William
= Hughes, United States senatoE-to-be
I from New Jersey, and Representative
: Tuttle, as to what they thought of an
7 extra session of congress
Each man had expressed himself
lin favor Of an extra session, he said.
III The Governor liked President Taft's
speech in Washington predicting that
llunder Democratic administration
1.-THE South would have greater share
lin the national government and that
| tsectionai lines woild tend to disap-
pear. =. 1t Y
| 1T was very generous speech"
said Mr.. Wilson.
Chaplain Samuel II. Bell, First
Field Artillery, who has been on leave
of absence, has reported in army
headquarters in San Francisco and
has. been assigned to temporary duty
until the departure of transport
II which will take him to rejoin his sta
IN ton at Schofield Barracks, Oahu.
| All Spain is in fever of excitement
today over the fate of Manuel Pardis
Zarrate, the twenty-eight year old
anarchist, who assassinated Premier
Canalejas.
The police today directed their eff
forts to seeking the original of photo
graph of a beautiful girl found il
Zarrate's effects. 1t bore the following
Inscription: To nay unforgetful Man
luel." 49,
- General Weyler, commonly called
.l 1.-The, Butcher of Cuba" is the strong
est candidate for Spanish premier.
e Joseph Kane has sued "Rube" Maj
er> Guard, star pitcher of the New Yorl
all Giants and now on the vaudeville
er. state, 'tforH $25, 900 damages, ailegini
II, alienation of the affections of his wife
Blossom Seely, the actress, who
Marquard's partner in vaudeV1H
sketch now being produced.
The board of regents of the I'm
versity of California has appointe
John Washington Gilmore, presiden
nd of the College of Hawaii, professor Q
agronomy, beginning July l, 1913, a
salary of $4,000.
Doctor Gilmore has had vast exper
ence in the Philippine Islands, wher
,rE he established agricultural schools
and in China, where he founded tn
. agricultural college of Wuchang.
- Hopes of the UniOnists in conne'
ton with the Irish Home Rule bi
were destroyed today, when Speake