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Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Kronprinzessin Bound for Boston.

Bar Harbor, Me.S Nov 5.-The steam CT Kronprinzessin Cecilie of the North German Lloyd line, which has been in- termed here for three months, will leave at a. m. tomorrow for Boston, where she will remain pending the de-. termination of civil suits against her owners in the federal courts. The early hour of the start wa arranged in or der that most of the tri- of 200 miI3s along the { ast might be made in day. light. SLS will probably cover the dis tance in 12 hours.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
RUSSIANS ADVANCING ON
 EAST PRUsslAM FRONT
Germans Mold Fortified Position Ir
 Region ef WershoIiwo

Petrograd. via. London, Nov 5, 10:S5 p. m.-The following official communi- cation has been issued from Russian general Headquarters:
 We continue to progress on the east Prussia nfront. The Germans are fall- ing back along the whole front only keeping fortified position in the re : zion of WerRboliwo.
 "On the left bank of the Vistula, the Russian army Is continuing it's vig- orous offensive, pursuing the retreat ing enemy. The crossing of the San by our troops continues with success. The Auskr1ans are retreafing
 tTn the Black Sea region nt change Is reported"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
FRENCH LOSE AND
 RETAkE TRENCHES
No information of Operations North
 of the Lys

Paris, Nov. 5. 1o:50 p. m-The fol- lowing official communication was is- sued at the war office tonight:
 There is no new information on the operations at the north of the Lys.
 Tn a violent offensive movement by the GerTnanst north of ArTas we lost a few treRches, which later were re- taken.
 'Tn the ATgonne (region of St. Hu- bert) all the German attacks have heen successfully repulsed.
 Concerning the remainder of the battle front, there is nothing of i'm portance to report"
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
No Marked Changes in the Battle Line in France
 and Belgium
GERMANS CLAIM PROGRESS NEAR THE TYRES

Russia Contends That Her Troops Defeating the Turks But Denial is Made by the Ottoman Government--A Petrosrad Newspaper Says Turkish Army of 900O0 Men Has Occupied Many Villages the Caucasus From tier-France Has Formally Declared War on Turkey British Mine Sweeper Mary Has Been Sunk in the North Sea-Report That Marines From American Cruiser North Carolina Have Been Landed at Beirut, Syria is Questioned by Washington Officials
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Gov. Potrier Appealed to for RsgT.f
 for RaIaians.

Providence. R [. Nov. 6.-A cable gram asking for food for starving Belgians was received today by Gov ernor Pothser from relief workers in London. The message suggests that Rhode Island furnish a shipload of foodstuffs. Governor Pothier turned 1t over to Joseph Guerin of Woon- socket, chairman of a committee that, for several weeks. has been raising funds to haln the HeIa1anE. ~
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
German Sailing Ship Captured.

QueenetoWn, via London, Nov. s, 6.17 p. m.-The German sailing ship Mel pomone, which sailed from Tocopflla, Chile. July g, laden with nitrates, was lowed into Queenstown today by a British cruiser which had captured her. Captain InGelman said neither he nor his crew had heard that war TEa& su n1mGEsaA. ear- ~~~
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Enoke's Comet Photocraphed.

Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 5.-A photo graph of Enc11e's comet, taken today at the Harvard observatory, shows well marked tail, according to bulle- tin issued by Director Edward c. Pickering. The observatory has re- ceived raidiograpfl from Astronomer Royal Dyeon of Greenwich, England, saying that the conner is reported from Barcelona to have been of the seventh magnitude or Oct 26. The Harvard photograph confirms the brightness.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

Providence, R. l.. Nov. 5.-As neith- CT the progressives nor socialists cast two per cent. of the total vote for gov ernor Tuesday they lose their stand ing as legal political parties in this state. The republicans and democrats are now the only parties entitled to nominate their candidates through the caucus system
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
RrItIsh eeneraI suleIdea,

London, Nov. 5, LA p. m.-,Major General Robert e. Kekewich, retired, who defended Kimberley for 125 days against the Boer armies, was found dead in. his bedroom today from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the head The suicide is attributed to nervous breakdown.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
German Professors to ExpIain War

Geneva, via Paris, Nov. 5, 25 D. m. It is reported here from StrassburR that funds are being subscribed in Germany to enable a number of uni- versity professors who speak English to visit the United States unofic4ally at the Christmas time to give lectures in the chief cities on German culture and also to explain tlle war.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
British Mine eweeper svnk.

London, Nov. s. 4 p. n-The British mine sweeper Mary was struck by a mlne Tn the North sea today. Six of the crew of fourteen were rescued The survivors. who were landed at L.owes- toft. reported heavy gun .hrfn~ of the Yorkshire coast this afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
casuaEtv Llse Tssusd at London.

London, Nov. s, S.45 D. m.-A cas- tonight, gives the names Of 15 officers killed and 22 wounded Among the killed is Captain the Honorable H. B. Bruce of the Argyll and Sutherland HiRhlanders. In the list of wounded appear the names of Lieutenant Coll onel B. P. Lambert of the Royal Field artillery and Major the Honorable A. c. Weld-Forester of the Grenadier Guards, third son of Baron Forester
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
TweIve Trsasaerta sunk

London. Nov. g, 1:5O 9. na.-A dis patch to the Daily Telegraph from Odessa by way of Moscow says that 19 Turkish and German transuNrts car rying coal have been sunk near Zzun- guldak, on the coast of Anatolia.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

Emperor Nicholas at the Front.
 Petrograd, Nov. 6.-Emperor Nich- olas has arrived at army headquarters at the front.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
nens Circulation Any
cabIed Paragraphs
Nd Lenaer Aenorary AdmIraIa.

No Longer Honorary Admlrais.
 London. Nov. s. 5.16 D. m--Emperor William and Prince Henry of Prussia both have been removed from the ranks of honorary admirals of the British fleet. Their names are elided from the November navy list which has just been issued.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
TURKS DESTROY
 cossAcK RATTALI9N
Take Up Strong Position on Rus
 sian. Territory

Berlin, via The Hague and London, Nov. 1:B6 D. mL-1The Constantinople correspondent of the Frankfurker Zei- euug has sent the following dispatch &c htg paper:
 The Turks atkAclred and destrcyed m Gpgmack baktallon Un the RfzssO- Fur .f1sh frontier neor 0Fdnifa and then
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Inhabitants Of ostend Ordered to

London. Nov. 6, 2:5s a. m.-Accord- Ing to the Daily Mails Rome core sp.o,1dent the inha,bitants of 0stend he"e been ordsre2 to take to their eel : lars with five days' provisions.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Frinse Joachina Albrecht wound.d

Amsterdam, via London, Nov. 5, 1:S0 D. m--Frince Joachim A;brecft of Prussia, son Of the late regent of Brunswick, has been wounded while nehting in France, according to the Telegraaf
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
TWO MORE STATES
 IN CATTLE QUARANTINE.
cg,io and wis-epsir Added s- i-. s-,-,
 Which shipment is E~-I;Al-,.

Washington, Nov 5.-Plaeing of a federa1 ouarantine on en. pmel.l u a.ve- stock out of Ohio and Wisconsin and reports of the rapid spread of he foot and mouth disease in states already quarantined marked the days develop ments at the department or agrlcnfll.e e in the fight against the worst epidemic of the infection ever known in the
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Turkish Minister Leavea Nlsh.

Paris. Nov. 5, 11.35 p. m-The Bor- deaux correspondent of the Havas agency sends the following:
 The Turkish minister left Nish, Servias Nov. 4. leaving Turkish inter ests in the hands of the Italian minis ter.
 The Persian government proclaimed it's neutralit yon Nov. S.''
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
GERMANS STILL TRYING TO
 BREAK THRUOCH To CALAIS
PROGRESSIVE PARTY DEAD
 IN RHODE ISLAND

Loses Legal Standing by Failing to
 Cast Per Gent. of GuhernatoriaI
 Vote,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

crossed the frontier, taking up a
 strong position in Russian territory D
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

P-e@@s--k Wlisen accented fAe rea. ignation of George E. Roberts. sii~acf- : or the mint. to take effect November 15. but has not decided upon his slIc- cessor. MT. Robert goes to the Ma tionai City bank of New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

Samuel Archer King, Veteran ball. loonist, died in Philadelphia He made his first ascension in 1851, and since then has gone up 45S times.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

James Cavanagh, a Watehman in Abraham & Straus' distributing station and stables in Brooklyn. was seriously Injured when shot by burglar.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

The Cunard SAesrrer Csrpafhis s{t New York for Mediterranean por+s with 1.T00 Ttalisns and 70 Creeks who are going to their homes to offer their services to their country sir cas4 fssav are involved in the war
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06
Engines of British Flagship Good Hope Stopped When She Was Hit by a Terrible Rroadside-sritish Cruiser Glasgow Is Still Missins-Where- abouts of Two German warships unknown-t,5oo Men Went Down with Two British Ships.

Valparaiso, Chile, Nov. 5.-A wire less from the British cruiser Glasgow = intercepted by the German victors- WAS the last word received from Rear Admiral Cradock's squadron following the engagement of the Chilean coast Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney of New York sailed for Europe with eight sur- geons and several nurses to establish a field hospital in France
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

: Condensed TeIegrams

: In London Silver Was Firmer, a
 22 11-16. on Indian buying.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

The Publishers Paper Company, of Portland, Me, is in no way connected with the legal proceedings against the Colonial Paper company.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-06

Rslrb E. Lowell. Held in uonIc- for embezzIing funds from the First Ma tfonaI bank of Edpewater. N. J.. is held for extradition. Chief of Police O'Brien of Edgewater is in T -1rdnr ts, claim his prisoner.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
LEAD PIPE PRIVILEGE SOLD
/ By His H0NR ON APRIL !

Some one played a miserable joke
on his honor today.
How was Mayor Fern to know it
was Apfn l.
How did he know that tho cigar was
loaded?
His flpnor ise.a sincere, believing,
faithful soul, taking things at their
face va Ipe, just as thsE are represent
ed to him.
He did not know that the cigar was
loaded d, that the man who came tC
him wasa practical joker as well as
a stranger. His honor knows it now
or at Sny rate has his suspicious.
Into his office this morning blew a
stranger bright, breezy, business-like,
and immensely agreeable. He didn't
try to sal his honor a collection of the
world 81 best literature in one volume,
which vas the first surprise; or any
purple AID gold colored stock, which
was the second. He came on bust
ness, bit not to sell. He twirled a
cane in fhe air, whistled a bar of a
late. heuce unfamiliar, melody. looked
around lhc office, spotted his honor
who had been eyeing him dubiously
but subnissively, wondering the while
what Cffus had Struck the town
When their eyes met the stranger
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
49,
JUDGE DICKEY IS
SUBSTITUTE FOR
.Ga|lQP||IE!:R'S CllIIRI
. -OuEfr
d crimi-
e Kauai Jurist to HandIeqt
t nal Cases Until AppointmeN
and Qualification Made

Judge Lyle A. Dickey of the Fifth
judicial circuit, Kauai, came to Ho
nolulu this morning in response to q
message from Chief Justice A. G. M
robertson and has been commissioner
70 sit as substitute Judge in Judge
Coopers place on the local bench. He
assumed the duties at once and semi
out notice to attorneys that the Grim.
lnal trial calendar of the first division
or this circuit will be called at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning, for the set.
ting of trial dates. =
II is understood Judge Dickey will
return to Kauai tomorrow evening to-
dispose of some of his court affairs ON
that island, and that no hearings will
be held in his division here this week
1t is thought he will take charge of
all the criminal cases in the first cir.
cunt court and continue serving until
1uoge Cooper's successor is appointed
and has qualified.
Ihe commission given him by the
ehlet Justice authorizes him ito pre-
SIDE at the trial of any cause or CAUSES
bending in the circuit court of the frs
judicial circuit upon the calendar of
ne tlrst Judge of said court on ac-
'odnt of the vacancy in the office of
uch first judge"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
PAUL SUPER To
WORK FOR Y
ON BIG ISLAND

Following lengthy conversation
Yesterday afternoon with H. Gooding
Field, the statistical expert of Hilo,
concerning the situation regarding the
proposed establishment Of a Young
Nens Christian Association in the
crescent City, Paul Super, general sec
retary of the local association, this
morning booked On the steamer Man.
ma kea and-will leave for Hawaii Sat
urday afternoon to be absent a week
The chief object of Mr.. Super's visit
as explained by him today, will be to
study the situation in HiIo and
through the medium of addresses and
personal interviews, give the = men
OF the Crescent City an idea of what
lhe association is and how to under.
lake the organization of one. Mr.. Su-i
Ter explained that it is not likely that |
IN organization will be perfected at |
MS time, but feels that the WORK
'nlch VIII be done will prove an i'm
'etus for organization when the ans
'lcious time comes. Mr. Field ~.
'lalned to Mr. Super the lack IN Hilo L
L appropriate wholesome entertain.
aent for the young men Of thar civ
lV1nR Al. -~@t X
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
CLEAN SWEEP
LOOKED FOR (
IN CABINET
Democrats Say Pinkham Is
About Ready to Make Sew
eraI Changes
IRWIN IS HERE AT
GOVERNORS REQUEST
Caldwell and Gibson Are Slated
Among the First to Go,
Says Report

Democrats in the inner circle are
declaring today that a clean sweep
will be made CT all the present hold
over members of Governor Plnkham's
cabinet.
They declare that several changes
will be made in the next few days,
one OF the first CO which will be the ap-
pofntment of Harry Irwin of Hilo
as encouragement. They say the
chief executive has already practically
decided on the successor of John w.
Caldwell as superintendent of public
works and of Thomas Gibson, super
intendent- of public instruction.
The names of the men who may be
appointed to these places are not Civ.
en- out. NJ. C.. Pacheco, chairman Of the
territorial central committee, stated
this afternoon that he. believes Mr.. Ir
win Is here at the governors invita-.
tion, and he inclines to the opinion
that the Hilo lawyer will be made the
encouragement soon. The governor
is not inclined to discuss publicly this
or any othar subject relating to the
appointment of his cabinet
When he returned from Kauai this
morning there was stir in the capi-
FOL, the feeling being that he would
make some of the expected changes
During the morning he had long talks
with Mr.. Irwin and later with II. Good
ing Field, the latter being a candidate
for the position Of chairman of the
public utilities commission.
After the conferences with these
rlen. however. the governor stated
that he has no selections for either
office, and that he was unable to say
when the vacancies viii be filed Sew
eral aspirants had called on him, be
seid. but he had advised them tGfpiit
their applications into Wing &
There Is some question on whether.
the governor will appoint an attorney
general at once IL is known thar the
present incumbent has number of
affairs to. clean up in the legal de-
partment, which he wishes to dispose
OF before leaving the Office. ~.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01

boweiow and respectfully, threw hi,
hat th careless certainty across thu
Cffic9nd onto the telephone. anf
then 5Peeeded to present his homo,
withts card-A. P. Rilfust. Afte,
that tey we're friends and went int
the HEate office, where .Rilfust ex.
plaif the motive of, his visit
HFanted to buy the lead pipe priv
ileg{
~ honor mused a minute, looked
oVehis list, and found nobody had
thafiVilege. Then he asked his new
frie whit his politics were, and
Whethe latter said he was a Demo.
era the zeal was closed. The mavor
egrt to get the supervisors to give
theAd pbe privilege to RiIfust with.
outlay.
Ar slaking on it, the strangar
frif tooi cigar from his pocket.
thE 1t n his honors mouth, struck
a lt TO him. whistled, twirled his
cal and was gone.
tha-just when the door shut
= ciga blew up. He Mrched back.
hfwive chair betrayed him His
hd roiAd sans dignity on the floor+
ne oe told him afterward It wbs |
Al l. md he pondered over the |
st4ger's card.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
EWPRIMARYLAW
AID ORGANIC ACT
My NOT agree
Col. J. Mccarthy Suggests
ThGovernor Prepare Bill
.bf Amendment
ATT0iEY- GENERAL HAS
HDED DOWN OPINION
Delegate Congress or Men,
ber Legislature Believed
Be Affected

An inteting question as to the
constitutidity of one particular
clause in new primary law has
been raiseSy Col. G.. J. Mccarthy,
who for sort time past has been max
ing a carefstudy of the act for his
own informS Sn and with the idea of
being in a ntion to intelligently ad-
wise the Deeratic precinct clubs
concerning anew measure.
The matte vas finally referred to
Attorney-genS Wade Warren Thay-
er, for an on opinion, which Col
Mccarthy reded this morning, but
the attorney-eral is apparently not
entirely y satist that the section in
question Is not conflict with the or
ganic act. H9es not believe, how
ever, that the would be invalidat-
ed or that anfery serious results
would ensue In Int the courts should
declare this parhlar section invalid.
Would Amend anie Act. -
Col, McCarthYpwever, doesn't be-
deVe IN taxing 4ces in the matter,
and ne therefor9lggests that the
governor prepardbill amending the
organic act In s manner as TO
make plain the pint obscurity. and
call upon congreto enact it with
out delay. This believes could be
easily accompl1sh9etween now and
September, when primary cleo.
tlons are to be under the new
law.
Col. Mccarthy fa that in case a
candidate for de.egi to congress or
TO the legislature shtI receive a ma.
jsrity OF the votes the registered
voters at the primarilection in Sep
tembern and thereby Heclared elect
ed, his name couldsit get on the
regular ballot providfor by the Or
ganic act to be voted on in Novem.
ber, and thus a chanlof the eandi.
dates being lost in tBhuffle, parti-
-eeiaatafff ~ b 3 tie f7ossg senate,
which decides as to the qualffS us
Of their members, be of a differ,
political complexion from him.
The attorney-generals opinion
part follows:
"SectlPn 3 of the primary law fix
the date Of the holding of the prima
as the econd Saturday of Septemb
in the y ear 1914, and biennially the
after, aid section Is provides amo
other things, as follows: -
Thf any candidate receiving Il
votes q H4majofity of the register,
voters Pf the district in which he
candidate shall be hereby duly al
1egaIlyelected to the office for whit
Continued on page three)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
ASSOCIATED Press Cablel

JUAREZ, Mex, Apr. 1.-GeneraI Vii
la is gradually working from house to
house towards the center of the city of
Torreon, according to reports which
reached here today. The fighting Is
said to be the bIoodiest of that in any
revolution in'the history of Mexico.
General velasco, commanding the
federal troops, asked for and received
three hours truce, wherein he Of
fered to surrender the city and all
stores, provided the lives of the Off.
GERS and men were spared. Villa re.
piled that General orozco and many
others, traitors to the carranza cause,
must be executed and stated that he
would refer the request to carranza.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
governor Will !
OPPOSE EXPENSE
OF AFRICAN TRIP
Does Not Believe Cotton Boil.
Worm Parasite Will Greatly
Benefit the Islands \

It is extremely unlikely that ID. T.
Fullaway, the entomologist will be
sent to the African west coast in
search 7of a parasite for the cotton
boil worm, as Dr.. E. V. Wilcox, OF
the U. S. agricultural experiment sta
ton has suggested. Governor Pink
ham declared pointedly today that he
will not approve of any such exped1-
tion, with its attendant expense to
the territory unless the persons ac'
lively interested in the proposal can
show him by figures that the finding
Of such parasite is gcing to be of
great immediate value to the islands.
Ii is by no means certain that fol
lowing the discovery and importation
OF a parasite for the cotton boil worm
the farmers of the Hawaiian islands
will 90 into the cotton raising busi-
ness extensively, says Governor Pink
ham, while the present economic con-
ditions here scarcely warrant. expert
ments which, even If they are sue
cessful, might not give considerable
impetus to, the farming industry.
81 heartily kokua the campaign
against the Mediterranean fruit fly, "
said the governor, but unless a more
substantial. showing can be made to
me of the benefits the territory is TO
derive. from the cotton boil worm pa
rasite | cannot approve the expendi
ture for the suggested expedition"
Il is understood the funds for the
trip must come from the experiment
stations allotment from the conserva
ton tax moneys, and the governors
consent must be obtained before i
can be appropriated for the purpose
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-04-01
DEMOCRATS RECB|E GOOD
NEWS TODK-APRIL FIRST

For ! hours the world VIII be
skcptica,
Purses lying innocently on the side
walk, ftces of inviting candy offer
cd with pleasing ins;stenco. and mes
sagcS obtaining remarkably good
news, W Wll be received with a slepti-
cal relui itance and suspicion, the day
being Aril l.
On psitive information j. uemo-
Gratis received appointments toda, to
high pl9es in the government. Word
was paSed around to the city and
county employees that the supevis-
ors had decided not to cut 10 per cent
off theG wages. Mayor Fern wa, in
formed that his entertainment Ipnd