Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-26
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Members OF the Unicnists proHi1
cial government In. Ulster province
ere drawing up proclamation of a.
legiance to King George, TO be issued
on the same day that the home rule
tilI is put upon the statute books. It
viii pledge the loyalty Of all Unionists
to the king and reject autonomy for
Ireland.
The orangemen's motto is to be
Zone King, One Flag. One Parlia-
ment.
The leaders OF the anti-home rule
movement, which threatens to plunge
ireland into civil war, are Sir Edward
Carson, who has contributed 500 900
to fight home rule. and the Marquis
of Londonderry. former lord lieuten-
ant Of ireland.
Lord LoreDurn, in grave language,
warns his late colleagues and Union
lists alike that persistence with the
home rule bill is certain TO be follow
ed by serious rioting In the north of
ireland, which is infIamed by more
or less avowed sympathy of English
Conservatives. He urges the immedi-
ate assembly Of round table confer
sumably Including Nationalist and
vlstermen. in order to reach bedrock
and learn what are the real stumbling
blocks.
The Globe, which especially repre-
sents the Unionists forwards, de-
clares that, falling Mr.. Asquith's ac-
ceptance Of referendum eve are en-
titled to expect that the King, whom
the constitution certainly does not re-
gard as. mere majestic automaton,
VIII obtain from his advisers the as
surance, at least, that the home rule
bill viii be submitted to the Judgment
OF the people before the kings sol
Giers are sent to shoot down his most
faithful subjects in Ireland"
Representative Seaborn Anderson
ReddenbeFy, Democratic member of
congress from the second Georgia dis
trict. died at his home last night, the
result of nervous breakdown.
Representative Reddenbery, as q
member of important committees in
the house. took an active part in the
framing of the tariff bill and also In
the currency legislation. He gave up
his work several days ago because of
Illness and left for his home suffering
from nervous collapse.
A new and secret plan of the law
yers of Harry K Thaw to block VIII
liam T. Jerome became known today.
It is move to stop Jerome from
spending any money for New York, on
the ground that there is no New York
statute authorizing the expenditure of
state funds to capture an escaped lun-
attic.
The English diving chanpio nship
was won by Co. W. Gaidizy of Chica-
GO, at the Hebron baths, London,
last night. H. Il Johanson of Sweden
captured second place, with b. E.
Pott of London, who has held the
championship for the last -FOUR years
third The judges Decided Dc Eeh-
tests on three diyesffrom low board
five feet four inches. and from a high
board seventeen feet.
1t is alleged that the Democratic
leaders directed by Patrick e. Nc
'cabe, are preparing to present a Grim.
NAL indictmentSagainst Governor Sui
ger, the moment the Impeachment
proceeding is ended. The grand jury
in the county will assemble October
5 and it became known today the
plans had already been made for pre-
senting evidence looking to the in
dictment of the governor at this ses-
sion.
Opponents of President Wilson,
policy TO enact currency reform legis-
lation at this session of congress will
demand a vote in the senate banking
and CURRENCY committee within two
weeks on the resolution which pro-
poses that the committee shall report
a bill December l.
The committee now has on its list
enough witnesses to keep It busy two
weeks or longer. If it should then
appear that It is as remote as it now
seems. the Works resolution will be
ptaoCScu. III Tie pISSCnJ dl 1odota The
administration has lost control of the
senate committee; and the opposition
has the strength to pass the Works,
resolution If it should deem it expedi-
ent.
Seventeen attacks were made yes
terday upon as many Ecuadorian
cities and in each instance desperate
battles ensued. The ATTACKS were
part of a carefully worked out plan of
the reyolutionists and while in the
most important cities the rebels were
defeated, the moral effect of the pre-
concerted plan has gained many sup
porters for the ttEiberators'
Hans Schmidt, the German church.
nah, who confessed killing Anna Au-
muller, then casting her body into the
Hudson river, may never be placed on
trial for his crime. 1t was announced
at the offices of District Attorney
Whitman today Chat If Carlos W. Nc
Donald and VIM. Mabom, the famous,
n 1ianiafs xFh0F 6yaminad Schmidt yoS-5