Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-01-25
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was dissipated today when the new
Ottoman cabinet decided to recall he
Turkish peace ENJOYS from London
Immediately.
This precludes rcsuT 'ption Of peace
negotiations ard means that the
young Turks who are in control are
deter mined to prosecute the war with
the Balkan allies.
Continuous Tio;ing went on through
out ConstantiI Ople last night and in
the street fighting toiay many were
seriously wounded.
Letting loose upon the city all OF
these evil clements Is one OF the
greatcE dangers OF the moment, for
it is more than possible that at any
moment n massacre OF Christians may
Iegin which will force armed inter,
vent!on by tie Powers.
Eugene v. Debs was arrested at
Terre Haute. Indiana, today, charged
with obstructing Justice by corrupting
a witTess ia the governments case
sEa'hst the Appeal to Reason, the So
; ciaIst newspaper OF Gjrard7~ Kansas.
The newspaper was attacked by the
government for violation of the postal
laws. The editor, brother of tie &C
| cised leader, and Arthur Bauer, a
bfother-in-law, furnished a bond OF
$1,000 for Debs and he was released.
I f!enator Caminetti of Jackson, Cal,
offered joint resolution today plac-
I ing California on record as opposed
I to repeal of the act giving American
! coastwise ships free passage through
the Panama canal.
The house of commons in commit
| tee of the whole this afternoon con-
| sidered the franchise reform bill
which, if passed, will provide women
4 suffrage. - .- .f,..
Sailing on the United States army
Francisco for Honolulu and Manila,
1 February 5, will be the following Off
GERS for Honolulu: 49, ~ ..
Brigadier General M. M. Macomb,
4 Colonel j. a Rogers, infantry; Capt.
i Z. B. Winas, Fourth cavalry; Capt. P.
i B. Malone, Third infantry; Capt. H. E.
\ Knight, First infantry; Capt. d. w.
Il Chamberlain, Second infantry; Lieut..
i A. n. Clark, Medical corps; Lieut.. H.
Il B. Huntington, Medical corps, and
Lieut.. T. G. Speaker, First infantry.
Il Premier BRAND was seized with an
i attack of syhcope In the chamber OF
4 deputies in Paris this evening Med.
Il icai attendance was a. hand and he
quickly recovered.
Presidenf-eiea Wilson intends visit.
ing the Panama canal Immediately
4 aater the extra session Of congress ad.
journs. He told delegation from
Ashville, ". c., which came to offer
HIM summer home there. that he
Il was not making plans for next sum.
4 mer because he hoped to spend part
Il OF Il In the Canal zone and could not
i guess how long congress would be In
session.
n The Norwegian expedition for the
Il relief Of the German scientists suffer
d3ng terrible pfivatsahs in a remote
4 part Of SpitzEergen, left Advent bay,
1.OBtILBCl6Cbs RAOnuAy8
n to return there today because the wa
ter was found open and cornmunica.
ton overland impossible. So
l The relief of the scientists will be
j i'm practicable until new ice has been
formed s..s-
Thousands of Asiaic troops crossed
the Eospborus into European Turkey
last night and today. More than 800,
600 Asiatics have been brought here
from Asiatic Turkey since the arms
tice was signed, and the young Turks
are boasting that the Porte is better
prepared now to prosecute war thar
when hostiiities stopped st
| Blame for the killing of the late
Maxim Pasha was placed. at today'f
b oficial inquiry, on Nazim Pasha's owr
aides. wto fired at Enver Bey, Talaa
Ia and others, as they passed the dead
mans home. Enver Bey and the 9th
ers returned the fire.