Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-28
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| revolutionary rumors independent
OF those precipitated by the young
Turk element rocked Constantinopie
today.
More than two hundred influential
men, mostly friends of Kamail Pasha,
were arrested early in the morning by
Enver Bey.
| The young Turks today formed a
! military tribunal with Zekki Bey in
charge, practically placing Turkey I'M
der military dictatorship.
The Sultan is powerless, ruling in
name only.
The highest army officials distrust
Enver Bey, believing that he and his
associates murdered NaZim Pasha as
part of a plot.
| The ambassadors of the Powers in
| Constantinople demand from the
Porte an immediate answer to the
Powers not regarding the settle
ment of the war between Turkey and
The Balkan States.
! President Yuan Shih-Kai made a
| formal reply today to the contention
of the Kutuktu, the Khan of Mongolia
that Mongolia could not rule until chi
ma declares that Urga would not be
severed from China.
I War between Bolivia and Peru is
| inevitable: according to semi-ofticial
reports made today.
! Bolivia's ambition to become
maritime nation, especially in view OF
the approaching opening Of the Pan
anna Canal, is held responsible for con-
dltions that are more than strained
| The crisis threatens to embrOil the
entire West Coast of South America.
| A terrific explosion of dynamite
early this morning shook. houses for
mile or more around the church Of
St Sulpice, in the southern part OF
Paris.
A great fissure was opened in the
, Rue De Sevres and three electric sur
, face cars. were destroyed, but nobody
was sriously injured as far as has
been reported.
! The explosion is charged to some
discharged workmen from the new
subway.
/ The French Punitive expedition I'M
de-. Colonel Beibel, yesterday routed
a large force of Benimiquid and Benie-
tin tribesmen, after a tiVe-hour tight.
French casualties numbered fifteen
killed and some wounded. The Moors
left fifty dead on the field.
| William Ellis Corey, former preSl-,
dent of the United States Steel Cor
poration, began his fourth day of tes-
tilnony today at the hearings on the
governments suit to dissolve the
company under the antitrust law.
, Corey testified that "one-fourth OF
my fortune is in securities OF the
Steel Corporation.
J. He reiterated that the object OF the
Gary dinners was to maintain prices.
Speaking for the cabinet, Premier
| Asquith today arose in the house OF
commons and formally withdrew Sir
| Edward Gray's amendment to the
] franchise bill intended to give votes
to women. This means that no action
! il. be taken on any suffr lsctte bill al
| this session of parliament.
The Conservatives Cheered while
| suffragettes in the gallery Missed and
catcalled.
"AsQuith's action said Mrs. i1me-
| liLe Pankhurst. leader of the militant
sufragettes, is a scandalous betrayal
: Of the women of England and we VIII
! resume militant tactics forthwith I'M
! les, The Government consents to in
uCduing in this parliament a oil!
| spccificaIly providing equal sTfrase.
"Other demonstrations Will fade
| iato ins.gnifi, ance compared TO what
will follow the withdrawal of the
Grey amendment. We stand Ready to
! d'o for the cause.
This threat WIS huIIc@ ny 2'"n mill,
! tant sufTracettes al members of the
house OF commons just before con'ch-
in" today and The police arc Nlcp"r,
! liz for violent outbreak.
The building owned Iy blanche
| Bates ~ New Castle. containing 4 val
| bln lih,.lIN p1,,9uN and a bow Ing