Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-04
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King Menelik's successor, Prince
Lidj Jeassu, one of his grandsons, en-'
tered the capital on Sunday with great
pomp. Prince Lidj Jeassu, who Is re-
ported to have entered the Abyssinian
capital as the new emperor, is only
seventeen years old. He was selected
some years ago by Menelik as his sue
cssor. He is a son of Ras Michael, a
powerful prince and governor of three
Abyssinian provinces. His mother
was Menelik's daughter
The suffragettes are planning IAN
exciting civil war" in London, accord
| ing to an announcement by Mrs. Pank
| hurst today. THE militant suffFa-
gettes," said Mrs. Pankhurst, ARE pre-
pairing all sorts of effective strokes
The government must quickly give US
the vote or go. The women will use
every method, constitutional as we'll
as unconstitutional, to turn the cabi-
net out.
A resolution ordering Attorney-gen-
eral Wickersham to transmit ito Con-
gress all opinions and correspondence
relative to his order staying the serv-
ing of warrants returned by the United
States court of Texas against John D.
Archbold, president of the Standard
Oil Company, and other oil trust off,
Gals, was introduced in the house to4
day by Representative Gardiner Of
Texas.
If the present plans for the Ham,
burg-American liner Cleveland, now
in port at San Francisco, are followed
out, the big tourist traveller will be the
first around-the-worla vessel to goI
through the Panama canal. The Cleve-
land will sail from New York Jan. Is,
1914. It win visit the West Indies and
then pass through the canal. The
Cleveland will then go to San Fran
cisco before proceeding to the Orient.
Fears of repetition Of the disas-
trous foundations which occurred in
Paris in the winter of 1910, and again
in 1911, have been aroused during the
last forty-eight hours by the rapid
rising of the river Seine. The water
today is mounting about two inches an
hour. Rain ceased this morning in
Paris itself, but it continues to fall
heavily in the upper country regions.
The Turkish army appears to be
seething with revolt because Of the
assassination of Nazim Pasha. Enver
Bey, the young Turkish leader who
took such a prominent part in recent
events in the capital. today went to
the headquarters of the army at Ha-
demkoui in order to win the support
of the troops, but the soldiers forcibly
prevented him from alighting.
Ostensibly to protect Queen Mary
against suffragette activities, but in
reality to guard her from suspected |
attempts at assassination by Indian |
malcontents, heavy detachment of
soldiers and police surrounded the |
royal carriage today, when the queen |
motored from Windsor Castle to hold |
pre-Lenten court at Buckingham pal
ace
The Oceanic liner Sonoma, which |
arrived from Sydney via Page Page |
and Honolulu three days late on &C. |
count of her propellers being broken |
by contract with submerged wreckage |
in the south seas, went to Hunters
Point drydock for repairs today. 1t is |
the plan to send the Sonoma out on |
schedule time Feb. II.
Frank M. Ryan, president of the In !
ternational IronwOrkers' Union, serv-
ing a sentence on conviction of con-
spiracy to transport dynamite in in
terstate commerce, was released from
the federal penitentiary here on a |.
$4,000 bond today.
A motion to quash the writ of ha-
beas corpus granted Col. VIM. R. Nell
son, owner of the Kansas City Star,
sentenced to one day in Jail for con-
tempt against Judge Guthrie's court,
was filed in Kansas City today by
Judge Guthrie.
At a simply appointed ceremony A.
G.. Rushlight, mayor of Portland, mar
leu MI ). ASDeS ~ NOuuOl dill dLu
left for a honeymoon trip to .CalifOr-
MIA, which WILL in all probability, be
extended to the Hawaiian islands.
The supreme court today denied the
right Of Jack Johnson. negro pugilist,
to appeal from the decision of Unit
ed States court, in Chicago, which re-
fused him bail while under an indict
ment for white slavery.
The United States supreme court
TO-DAY took a recess until February "a,
without announcing any decision in
the state rate cases or the intermoun-
tain rate case