Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-05
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noon say that part of Andrianople is
blazing as 4 result of the Bulgarian
bomba rdment
1t is believed in Sofia that the city
may be des troyed by fire. After i've
hours Of steady firing the lombard
rent was stopped at the request of
| cnG other non-combatants to leave the
city.
An unconfirmed dispatch from The
Hague says that Scutari has fanen.
The Montenegrins, personally COM
handed by King Nicholas, besieged
] the city since the war began. The
| Mcntenegrins renewed their attack
simultaneously with the reopening of
the Bulgarian bombardment Of Adria-
rople. Greece also is making a de-
nlonstration against Janina. =
In Paris, where he is today on his
way back to Bulgaria, Doctor Daneh
is quoted as saying that Bulgaria will
now drive the Turks from Europe for
ever If it takes her last dollar and her
| last man. D..
/ 1t was stated here today that the
Allies plan an early attempt to cap
ture Constantinople with the Greek
feet making an attack by sea, while
llRulgarians, Greeks and Servians' will
| flank the Gallipoli Peninsula and
| storm from the rear the Turkish forts
commanding the Dardanellas.
The Allies will demand a cash In.
demnity from'the Turks of five million
&C liars for each day the renewed war
continues, besides the two hundred
million dollars indemnity already de-.
nJanded.
Paul Farrell, janitor In New York,
confessed today that he sent to Bern
end Herrera, last Sunday, the bomb
which resulted in the death OF Mrs
Herrera and serious injury to Heffara,
ard Miss Fughtmen, g. boarder.
Then Farrell furnished The police.
with other Information, calmly feCit
| Ing that he sent the bomb which killed.
Mrs. Helen Taylor, year ago, adding
that Mrs. Tayor was ehis daughter.
Next Farrell solved the mystery snr-
rounding the. sending OF bomb last
year to Judge Otto Rosalsky
He confessed to the killing Of other
persons by the use OF the bomb
/ Three woman suffrage leaders Sue
cessfully ran the gauntlet Of doorkeep-
ers at the White House today and con.
| fronted President Taft with their. re-
Iqaest for guard OF soldiers, sailors
and marines for their parade in Wash
ington March 3, and the granting Of
!. half holiday to women employees IN
tho government departments who may
wish to make the march to the Capt.
toll. u ~
The President promised to discuss
| the question with his cabinet.
Percival Farnen, employed b. .
Watson Navigation Company on the
steamer Lnrline. was arrested this
afternoon. when the vessel docked at
tSan Francisco from Honolulu and
charged with attempting to smuggle
three Japanese aliens into that city.
The Japanese were also taken into
custody and win be deported,
War between Venezuela and Colorn-'
hia over the disputed harbor Of Maroa
Is threatened today. :.
Both countries have forces massed
on the edge of the disputed territory
| and a clash is imminent. Both govern.
h:ents have been warned that II trou-
blue comes the United States will
promptly intervene. 4
The Express reports a political
sensation in the resignation from the
Reform Club of David Lloyd George.
chancellor OF the excheQuer, and Win
ston Spencer Churchill. first lord of
| the admiralty. They have been mem
beers of the club for several years. Rea-
sons for quitting are withheld. " !.
President Taft announced today
that, he will proclaim the income tax.
amendment a part of the United
States Constitution as soon as the
Estate department receives official writ
Item notification from three-fourths OF
the States that their legislatures have
ratified the measure. w
Charles of corrupt parctices in the
election of Senator'S Clarence w. Wat
SOL and William e. Chiffon, of West
Virginia, in 1911, we're taken up today
by the senate committee on privileges
and elections. ....s. a
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