Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-21
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Offering to cede half of Adrianople
10 the Balkan allies, while retaining
that half of the city comprising the
Moslem section, and asking for a re-
sumption of the peace conference in
London that this city may be arranged,
communication is being forwarded
by the Porte to the peace ENJOYS here,
according to unconfirmeG dispatches
from Constantinople today.
Diplomats were pleased with the de-
velopment today of the Balkan Turk
ish situation and the impression is
growing that Turkey will at the last
moment agree to the demands of her
foes, rather than again submit to the
arbitrament of war
A reassuring message from the Unit
ed States Minister, Cyrus E. Woods,
at Lisbon, Portugal, was received to-
day by the American board of COM
missioners for foreign missions, con-
corning the situation in the colony of
Angola, Portuguese West Africa,
where, according to recent cable ad.
vices from Lisbon, the natives have
committed many atrocities. Mr.. Woods
cabled: The Portuguese government
has no knowledge of any Angola insur-
rection and therefore doubts its exist
ence."
Gustavus WEIGH, the Chippewa In,
dian who has been quarterback on the
licla oil h1 loo
GAS been elected captain or the Indian
football team for next year. He is the
first man to have won the captaincy
for a third year.
Plans to impeach the Japanese cab
met, at the reassembling of the diet
tomorrow, nave been made by the
Seiyu-Kaf, or Constitutional party,
which has a majority in the lower
house. but it is thought probable an
adjournment will be taken until Feb
RI Gry 5, when it is expected that the
budget will be introduced.
Opposition Organizing.
Especial Cable to the Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan, January 20.-Two
hundred and sixteen members of the
Seiyu-Kai, or Constitutional party, OF
which Marquis Saionji, former pre-
1uier, is one of the leaders, meet here
yesterday in caucus and declared open
var upon Kanryo-Ho, or the bureau
cratic cabinet.
Anticipating the dissolution of the
thirtieth Imperial diet when the action
to impeach the premier is taken,
Prince Katsura is in constant consul
tation with Viscount Oura and Baron
Goto, both well gnown as fighting ma
chins of, tn bureaucratic wing.
Storm-lashed and beaten passenger
steamers and lumber schOoners are ar
irving at San Francisco today from
the North and have brought reports of
the fearfully rough weather which pre-
JAILED along the upper California and
Oregon Coasts the last three days.
More than one hundred and fifty
passengers on the steamer George w.
Elder, from Portland to San Francisco.
lad a terrifying experience in one Of
the toughest voyages in the history
IF the old-time coaster. They were
flooded out Of their staterooms and for
a while it was thought the vessel
would founder. Other COastWise YES
sells report the toughest kind of wealth
err along the north coast.
Miss Inez MilhOlland. of New York
City. designated as the most beauti-
full girl in the suffrage movement is
to lead the suffragettes' l,arade, March
., it was announced today.
Arrangements were made to have
scN eral hundred striking women gar
ment workers from New York and Bal
t5more march in tatterE and rags be
hind a float depicting the injustice OF
the "sweat-shOp' system.
RiOting marked tOday's develop
ments in the garment workers strike,
when eight strikers were tadly hurt,
scores of others suffered slight brlli >nS
and a number Of men were arrested
Trouble started when strikers Clashed
with strike-bre1kerS at the entrance Of
\ Spring street factory.
Frank chance was sucC ns. ful as 4
playing manager; am not prepared
to say that he will prove wizard as
bench mnagcr." said Charles Murphy.
president of rho N2,ionaI League !~So
ball club of Chicago. in siLrru st"tc-
rtrt made publ" here to tay.
The United States supreme Eo:Et
today annulIed. as invalid. III" re-