Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-19

that their object is to secure d MOI
determined diplomatic attitude against
the United States.
George w. Guthrie, ambassador 10
Janan. is in Washington to receive
final instructions preparatory to solns
10 Toxic. "A.
10 was the guest Of honor at din
ner given by Secretary Bryan tonight.
.yiscount Chinda, Japanese amnassa-
dor. will entertain Mr.. Guthrie on fri-
day evening.
Pr;ncess Abbie Kawananakoa, who
has been on the coast for some weeks,
resting from her recent social whirl
n Wew York and Washington. is still
suffering from her injured knee ana
II is possible that this may hasten neF
return to Honolulu.
Asserting that war must come at
some time and declaring that every
Young man should have a years mill.
tary training, Major-General Leonard
Wood, chief of staff of the United
States army, discussed Our Military
Policy to Preserve Peace" at the an
nuaI commencement exercises OF the
Carnegie Institute of Technology at
Pittsburgh yesterday.
count Zeppelin and his technical
staff at Friedrichshoffen are convinced
that the modern dirigible airship can
cross the Atlantic says Berlin dis
match to the London Express, land 1t
is probable that a voyage from Ger
many to New York wilFbe undertaken
this summer Count Zeppelin believes
Lthat with good weather the. voyage
could be made within three days,
The new ministry has been com.
pleted at Constantinople. 1t is made
uD as follows: Grand 'yizier and min
lister Of foreign affairs, Prince Saic
Halem; minister of war. Izzet Pasha;
minister of the inteifor, Talaat Bey;
minister of public works, osnlaH
Miami Pasha; minister of commerce,
Suleiman Ell Bustanis president OF the
council. HAHN Bey The other minis
tiers remain unchanged.
A severe earthquake shook Mar
Unique today, causing great terror. It
| is rumored that runlblings have been
heard proceeding from Mount Pelee.
which exploded few years ago re-
| sulting In great losssef life. No cas-
ualties or damage from today's dis
turbance have been reported.
Administration officials apparently
are confident the senate ultimately
will approve the pending protocol pro-
| yiding for extension Of five years CT
special arbitration treaties with vart
Gus nations, in spite of opposition
which has prevented certification up
| to this time.
No steps so far have been taken
toward renewing the treaty with
Mexico, which expires June e, the
one with Sweden, which expires Au
/ gust IS, or the one with Japan, which
expires August "a.
/ An interesting question has arisen
/ as to the responsibility for the next
move in the negotiations between the
/ United States and Great Britain over
the canal tolls question. The last note
/ was presented by Ambassador Bryce
on February q, and officials evidently
regarded it as demanding reply.
/ Captain /. B. Cousins, federal steam
ship inspector at Raymond, Wash, fol
the past three years, died yesterda,
/ morning. Captain Cousins built the
old steamer Humboldt for the John d
i Spreckels Company and was her cap
tain for many years on the run be
tween Raymond and San Francisco
He was also skipper of the Allen Bes
sic and Consuelo on the same run.
Debate on the report of a parlia
mentary committee absolving mem
bers of the British cabinet of charges
of misconduct in connection with gov
eminent contracts with the Maroon
Wireless Company were begun toda.
in the house of commons. Geors'
. L SdNSp I BlONCu ehocBNAc'A
a resolution censuring Attorney Gen
eral Sir Rufus Isaacs and Chancelle
David Lloyd-George, but without i'm
putting any corruption on their part.
A big mining strike is likely to oc
cur in Australia shortly. The miner
of Victoria, New South Wales, Queens
land and Tasmania have been discor
tented over working with non-unicI
lists and also with the contract metho
| of working, and demand change.
| A monster demonstration, planne
by .non-militant'' suffragettes, bega
Il this morning, when, accompanied by
band, fifty peaceful suffragettes LEI
L Newcastle on foot to walk to LondoT
I sprading their propaganda en- route
Supporters of the cause In the dfffe1
, ent cities and towns visited are e2
pected to aid the cause in every wa
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