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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
JAPANESE CABINET
STILL UNDER FIRE
Serious Disorders Are Spreading
As Result Of Recent Treaty
~ With China
tAl.esl...a Pros. sy r.a.r.l wireless,

tAtaociated Press BY Federal wireIess)
q TOXIC. June 3.-Growing opposition
to the cabinet, developing from the un.
satisfactory result Of the Japanese de-
manas up6A China, have reached the
point of grave demonstrations, with
Barbn Kato, minister of foreign af-
fairs, chief of those under criticism.
Serious disturbances approaching riots
are occurring, the result of an anti.
government mass meeting where ora.
tors infamed tho audience against the
cabinet.k Many arrests have been made
of the rioters and those promoting the
demonstrations. The organizers of the
mass meeting are under police surveil.
lance and the published manifests have
been eonfscated.
Disorders today marked the consid.
Grafton in the house of the resolution
introduced yesterday expressing lack
of confidence In the cabinet.
The Opposition party was not strong
enough to put through the resolution
and 1t was rejected, the debating be,
ing being very violent. ....
Premier okuIna and Baron Kato de.
Tended the negotiations with China, de,
claring that Japan had taken the proper
course, while Hara and ogawa at,
tackled the government action bitterly.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
German Ambassador viii Des-
patch Emissary To Acquaint
Emperor Wilhelm With True
State Of American Opinion
TEUToN GOVERNMENT l..
LACKS INFORMATION
Feels Confident That Kaiser and
Advisers Have Based Their A.
titude In Part Upon Erroneous
Reports They Have Received
i...ocis,ed Pres. BY Federal wtreless.)

isssociSted Press by Federal wfreless)
WyASHINGTON, June 4.--In or
w der to acquaint Emperor Viii
helm and the high officials of the Ger.
man empire with the true state OF
American, public opinion toward Ger.
many and the submarine warfare she
is waging on merchant shipping, a per.
sonal emissRry Of Count Won Bernstorff,
the German ambassador, will leave
shortly for Berlin. President Wilson
already has arranged for his safe con.
duct. d.. ~.
1t is understood that Count Won
Bernstorff, in his interview with the
President Wednesday, explained the
difficulty of conveying so his govern
ment, in view of the censorship exer,
cised at London on all cable des,
patches, any accurate representation Of
how determined the administration is
in its stand and how solidly the couu.
try is behind the administration, n
Dihicuity Is Threefoid
The difftcnity Is threefold. For the
last four days wireless communication
with Berlin has been almost at a
standstill, owing to disturbing static
conditions over the Atlantic. No code
messages can be sent by cable and the
ambassador could not think of sending
so delicate a message as the critical
situation demands in plain language,
open to the enemy. Lastly, such news
dispatches and private messages as
have been permitted to reach Berlin
by the London censOrs, are not believ-
cd when they are received
Besides reporting the temper of pub
lie opinion, Count Won Bernstorff 5
emissary will carry the substance of
what the ambassador learned from
President Wilson. in his conversation
Wednesday and at other times.
1t is known that the German am
bassador was disappointed in the reply
to the Presidents Lusitania note, and
it is believed that he explained to the
President that the tone and substance
of the reply might have been based in
part on erroneous reports which have
reached Berlin and found credence
there, for fault of trustworthy com.
munications. '...
Germany win Move Slowly
Since Italy has been closed to travel
into Germany, the emissary will be
obliged to make his way either through
Holland, or one of the Scandinavian
countries. His arrival may be a mat,
ter of fortnight, and, until what he
has to say has been heard and weighed,
it is not probable that there will be any
second reply from Germany to the see
Ond American note.
The President spent the greater part
of yesterday in his study working on
this note, the general character of
which already has been indicated.
Nothing has happened to alter the
President s determination to make the
Nations firm purpose unmistakabIe
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
OLDEST STATE IN EUROPE

The Republic of San Marino is the
smallest of the world s republics, but
not the smallest independent country
in the war. That honor belongs to
the Principality Of Monaco, which has
eight square miles Of territory and
$4,000 population. Monaco declared
war upon Germany and Austria within
few days after the French declara,
ticns, and soldiers from the principality
are with the French army. h%'S-.
San Marino is the oldest state of
Europe, however, and maintains a
standing army of thirty-nine officers
and $50 men. Its twenty-four miles
of border touch Italy throughout
lying between the provinces of Amelia
and Marchesc, some ten miles inland
from the Adriatic.
Another of the small independent
countries of Europe in the war, but
not of it, is the Grand Duchy of Lux
omburg, whose guaranteed neutrality
was violated by Germany at the same
time as that of belgium. German
troops occupy Luxcmburg, and the
Kaiser is reported to make his west
ern headquarters in the capital city
of Luxemburg. The Luxemburgers are
so far as is known, taking no part in
the fighting. They did not resist the
German invasion, nor have they thrown
in their lot on the German side.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
~ asses of Mexico
ZNX Against 'Gringo' Intrusion

Ignorance of the Mexican masses
and their inability to appreciate the
good Offices Of Americans Is the rock
on which rests the resentment of the
Mexican people against "grlngo" In
trusiOn in the affairs of the war-torn
and starving republic to the south.
They cannot be convinced that the
United States is not looking with Gov
etous eyes on Mexico, to take 1t in its
entirety and make it part of the
domain of the United States.
This Is the stand Of the masses.
Learned and thinking Mexicans know
and realize that Americans would as.
sure prosperous future for their
country quickly if they were allowed
to do so, Greed, however, prompts
many leaders to keep the people in,
famed against gringoes and prolong
the internal wars and feed the feel
ngS against Americans for their own
gain in wealth or power.
Graphic Story Is Told
This was part of the graphic word
picture of conditions in Mexico paint,
ed to members Of the Rotary Club
yesterday at their regular weekly
luncheon at the Commercial Club by
G. A. O'Brien, formerly general man.
ager in entire Mexico, for the Wells
Fargo company.
Mr.. 'Brien came out of Mexico
only recently. He did not 20 into
Continued on Page Three)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
ZEPPELIN SWEEPS
LONDON IN FLIGHT
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirolOss.)

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelsss.I
BERLIN, June 4.-The Wolff News
Bureau learns that In the Zeppelin raid ID
last Monday night on the environs of
London, one dirigiblc reached Finchly,
surburb on the northern edge of the
city.
1t is argued, therefore, that the air.
ship must have flown over the greater
part of the city itself VOLTS add
that great damage was done.
The British report OF the raid was
that nineteen bombs were dropped, four
persons killed, Il number wounded, and
that the damage was inconsiderable.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
FORMER PURSER BAKER
GUILTY OF SMUGGLING
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireless.

SAN FRANCISC0, June 3.--F. Y. F.
Baker, former purscr of the steamer
Ventura, was convicted on two counts
today, as a result of his alleged implica
tion in the attempted smuggling of
pearls valued at many thousands of dol,
lars into San Francisco. He will be
sentenced on Saturday.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
.SMALLESTREPUBL|C
.DECLARESFORHALY
San Marino Has Thirty-nine Of
ficers and $50. Men To
Pour Into War

AMSTERDAM, June 3.-Thc Repub,
lie of San Marino has officially ap-
proved the Italian attitude toward Aus
tria and has declared itself in a state
of war.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
Cuperior Equipment
- Won Galicia Victory

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireloSsl
MANCHESTER, England, June A.
Declaring the Austro-Germah victory
in Galicia, which has won them back
Continued on Psge Three.)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
NAVY OFFICERS CHANGED

WASHINGTON, June Navy de-
Partmcnt orders were published yester.
day placing Capt. John Hood in coin
mand of the battIeship Texas, succeed.
ing Capt. Albert w. Grant, while Cap.
tain Hood 5 place on the general board,
at the navy department, will be filled
by capt. William l.. Rodgers, until now
in command of the battlcship Delaware
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
RAILWAY is AUTHORIZED

(Assoctated Press by Federal Wiroless)
PETROGRAD, June A. The council
Of ministers yesterday authorized the
construction Of a railroad, to cost seven
and a half million dollars, from Kan,
dalaska, in the Province of Archangel,
to Port Kola, on the Arctic Ocean.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
GERMANY TO REDUCE
PRICE OF WAR BREAD
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless.

N""'7'' q HV1V " = VtlVIUI W II UI0"h'T
BERLIN, June At was announced
in the official Gazette yesterday that on
and after Monday the price of wal
bread will be reduced, while the sale of
small loaves of white bread will be per.
'4mitted by bakers on the same day.
The coming in of the crops is relieving
the strain upon the food supply of the
country.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
D ussians Take Up
N Defensive Positions
ASSOCIATED Press b. Federal WI

ASSOCIATED Press By Federal Winless)
LONDON, juno 4.--Vienna des.
patches announcing the fall of the main
fortress of Przemysl and its oeccupa-
ton by the Austro. German forces early
yesterday morning were confirmed
later by advices from Petrograd, an
nouncing that the Russians had evac.
uated the stronghold and taken up n
defensive position to the north and
east, for the defense Of Lemberg.
With the capture of Przemysl, say
the military critics here, the Austro.
Germans have accomplished a,large part
of the main object Of the Austro. Ger.
man drive against the Russian Galician
line, begun months ago, although the
original purpose of this drive, which
was to force the raising of the siege
of the Galician fortress and to relieve
the Austrian army Of 10000 held
within it by Count Vladimir Bobrinski,
failed, through the inability of the
Austrian garrison to hold out.
Task Not Completed Yet
The Austro- Germans have, the mill
tary men point out, to drive the Rus
SLAMS back for u considerable distance
yet before they, the Austro Germans,
can establish themselves in any easily
defended positions and detaeh any con
siderable force from the Galician line
for operations against the Italians on
the south or the Allies on the west.
1t is not believed here that there
can be much foundation for the Austro.
German claims of great booty in the
fall of Przemysl, inasmuch as the Rus
slams had plenty of time to transport
all their supplies back to their own
rear lcforo they withdrew from the
city
1t is expected that Won Mackensen,
in command of the Austro- German
forces in Galicia, will not rest satisfied
with his successes to date, but that he
will now push on in an effort to re-
! capture Lemberg and drive the Rus.
SLAMS stiIl farther back toward their
own frontier, into positions from which
they may not be able to resume an
offensive for months to come.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04
.FRENCHOFFENS|VE
AGAIN GAINS WAY
AGAINST GERMANS
After Days of Stubborn Fighting
North Of Arras, Teutons
Give Way
ITALIANS CONTINUE
TO RECORD ADVANCES
Undersea Raiders Sink Two Brit
ish TrawIers and One Nor
wegian Steamship
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal wiroloss.,

(ASsociated Press by Federal wiroloss.)
LONDON, June AFTER days of
stubborn fighting, the French offensive
north of Arras is now gaining way and
the Germans are being slowly driven
back from a number of their strongly
fortified positions. The French opera.
tions are continuing and the advantages
gained are being pressed. u.
Preventing any reinforcements be.
ing shifted for the strengthening Of
the German line where it is yielding,
the British are active along their front
from Ypres to La BassCe, making some
headway Mt number of detached
points. ~ ...
Air Raids Are frequent
Pressure is also being maintained
along the French front at number of
places on the Aisne and In the Vosges,
while air raids are frequent against
the German depots. .'--
One raid in force was carried out on
Wednesday night, when twenty-nine
Freneh aviators bombarded the head
quarters of the German Crown Prince.
One hundred and seventy shells were
dropped together with thousand
steel darts. Many Of the bombs found
their mark but the amount of losses
inflicted on the Germans is not known.
Italy Continnes' Advancs t's@
On the Austro-Italian frontier, Italy
continues to record the capture Of a
series Of important strategic positions
While the main AustrO- German forces
are engaged with the Russians in Cali.
cia, Austria is playing a dilatory game
in the south, making Italy's advance
through difficult country as painful and
slow as possible, but not putting forth
her strength. rt@
German submarines and Italian tor
Pedo boats were both active yesterday.
Two Italian torpedo boats ventured
into the Gulf Of Trieste, in which lies
InS AuSlIlun HccJ anu naval Ddse, anu
got away, after sinking two Austrian
merchant ships and damaging an Aus
trian auxiliary cruiser.
Two Trawlers Sunk
German submarines sank two trawl-
ers Off the coast Of Wales and a Nor
wegian steamship off the Flannan
Islands The Morse crew was saved.
The trawler Hierold was sunk $50
miles south Of Lundy Island by tor,
pedo, but the crew was rescued. The
trawler Victoria was sent down by
shell fire from submarines pivot
guu the same distance from Siam s
Head. Several of the crew were killed
by the shells, but those who were able
to take to the boats were saved.
1t is officially confirmed, as reported
originally from Athens last Tuesday
that British submarine, after thread,
ing the Dardanelles, penetrated the Sea
of Marmora and sank a large trans.
port commanded by German officers.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-06-04

M AP Of oand Showing Through
Hungary
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
BETHANY MEETS
FRANKLIN TODAY

Special Dispatch to the InteIligencer.
BETHANY W. Va. October 22-Coach
farr will be forced to use a number OF
substitutes In today's game against
FRANKLIN college. az several OF his Var
sity men are on the injured list. Dad"
was injured IN practice Wednesday and
VIII be out OF the game for sometime.
This necessitated the trying out Of sew
eral men for this position. Rawdon n
Ihomas seem to have the first call.
Right halfback Rainey has been out OF
the game for two weeks on account OF
an INJURED shoulder and will not get
~ the game. Captain Elder who has
been out for two weeks a. expected 10
get back In harness today and display
Davis-Elkins game. B~ethany's line from
end to end appears 20 be IN first class
condition and Franklin Will have hard
work 20 get through %.
While u is realized that Franklin col
leEe has a strong team this year under
er W. A. ,. star. yet Coach Tarr's var
ious.
large crowd from weIlsburr and
wheeling D. expected 90 see this game
which g. likely 10 prove one o. the hard
est fought on the local grounds.
Following IL the Bethany schedule
Tor the remainder Of the season.
october 2S-Frankiin College AZ Beth
oct so-wsst va. University at Nor
Nov -MuskinEum college a. New
Concord
NOv I3-westminster College at Beth
Soy go-ws-hington & jefferson at
soy 25-Davis a Eikins College at
Elklus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
DISAPPOINTED
Seven West Virginia Postmaster Lose
interest in Convention When Boss"
Chiffon Fails to Appear.

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Oct. 22.-The
seven postmasters who crossed the
mountains TO come to Washington on
strength Of an excuse that the
p~ostmasters of the country were hold
ing a convention here. did not tarry
long. They fingered for a day and
then turned their steps homeward.
Their charming and distinguished
presence. not to mention their mind
full OF original ideals as to how post
mastering should be carried on. was
not lent to the convention at the
Raleigh so hat one could notice IL.
The reason-the absence OF Senator
William +. Chiffon. their friend and
benefactor. He was due to arrive
here "Wednesday morning about the
same hour the faithful seven arrived.
but a telegram received a few hours
later announced that he was too in
disposed 70 travel. There was great
disappointment among these seven ap-
p%ointees of Senator Chiffon, and they
wore solemn faces.
II was planned 10 have a confer
ence with the head OF the party ma
chine n get a few frst-hand direc-
lions what he wanted done in the way
OF plugging for prospective candi-
dates and setting up the pins for the
future. II was planned 10 have more
than p. MS here for the con-
fab. and 1t was explained by one OF
the seven that there would have been
more here. but they got word of Sen
I Chilton's inability to be present
In time to keep them from making a
useless and tiresome trim No men
ton was made. nor regret expressed.
probably because OF the fact that the
didn't seem to be sufficiently in
terested in what WAS going on there
TO spend much time attending.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
BOTT'S BARN BURNS
Structure Entirely Destroyed Last
Might on H~aneytown Ridge
Near Twilight.

The barn on the Carl Bott farm. near
Twilight. on the Haneytown ridge. was
totally destroyed last night. The origin
II unknown. but s. thought burning
caused the fire. All Of the con-
tents Or the barn. including several tons
Of hay and straw. oats. wheat and farm
implements. were lost Flames from
the burning timbers and hay shot hig
into the air and could b. seen FOR several
miles. ~ the barn was on a ridge. IL r.
said All OF the animals were gotten out
Of the building
shortly aftcr the fire was discovered
~neighbors rushed 90 the scene. but were
unable 20 render assistance a. the
lanes bad gained great Roadway owing
90 the breeze.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
.LINSLY MEETS
SHADYSIDE PREP"
HARD GAME THIS AFTERNOON
visitors Ars said TO ne strong ana ad.t.
WIN Ne Taxed TO Their
Strength.

This afternoon on the Island ball
park Linsly Institute will clash with
the fast team from shadyside Academy
OF Pittsburgh. This H. considered one
or the fastest teams tina will be met
BY the Linsly boys this season and the
local boys have been working hard in
dition Tor the struggle. During the
past two days only light signal work
dulged in. as Coach Pierce feared TO
take a chance OF injury TO his team on
the eve or the game.
The Shadyside boys will arrive in
town this morning an according TO the
dope they have a fast eleven. one or
Two OF their men are said 10 be the best.
outside Of college football. in Pennsyl-
vania. This H. also shown by the games
IN which they nave played 50 far this
season. The Linsly backneld will con-
sist OF Hunter. Gibson, Phillips and
Russell. The remainder Of the team is
as yet uncertain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
FRENCH COMMISSION
TO VISIT THE U. S.

PARIS. Oct. %. 1855 p. m.-Deputy
Maurice Damour. secretary OF the Bud
get committee OF the Chambers OF Depu-
ties. Will return TO the United States the
latter part OF the present month at the
head OF a commission composed OF man
ufaeturers, engineers. bankers and ex-
porters in the interest. OF trade relations
between America and rance. The COM
mission, which rs meant TO represent the
economic strength OF France. will visit
the leading manufacturing and CONNER
cial establishments In an effort to effect
an understanding which will improve
commercial relations between France and
the United States. The minister OF agri-
culture Will be represented on the COM
mission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
W. VA. RIFLE TEAM
is NOW CLASS A

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct. o.
Having risen from cla,1 y rank 20
class a.. the West virginia rifle team
representing the militia ~ the inter
national meeting in Jacksonville. ia.
will reach home Sunday. This team
ranked eleventh in the shoot. having
gone 90 that position from seventeenth
place Dc occupied by the merits OF its
work last year in similar competition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
RATHBONE CLASS
WIN Eumbsr $50 Mcmbsrs a. Opinion Of
Grand Keeper Of Records and
Seal M~ontQOmsy.

Hon. samuel 49, Montgomery. Of King
wood Grand keeper q records and seal
OF the West Virginia Grand Lodge.
knights Of Pyfhias. spent yesterday in
Wheciing. conferrinE with local Pyth-
ians relative to The initiation 81 tho
~Tathbone Bible class wednesday even
ms. November ~. Mr. MONTGOMERY
aaid he was veil pleased wlfh the pros
poets. and said that Do believes the class
VII number az least $50 members
Al Erand dEe members will b. pres
ent ~ the inltiaflpn exercises. Mr. Mont
gomfry said. Hon Pred o. wheaton. o.
Minneapolis. MINI. supreme keeper 0f
records and seal. will also BE- present
Tbs VII be hla first visit 10 West Wiz.
rinia.
Mr. M-uutrowerv aaid the lodge BE-
proEpennE On on SECTIONS % the state.
lte bad with him yesterday charters
FOR seven new lodges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
LOCAL CAPITAL
t. Bsing sought % Develop Traction
Holdingu 40 Tyler ana Wetrsl
Counties.

local capital Is hoIrr sought fa fara
over fhe lines 81 fhf Tyler Traction
company and TIRE Union Traction com.
r. ornrafinr between HlatrrHeI1e and
n aud HeW MarfIrruIIr and
'rfNIn Recently Henry ~ nfr.
COY. one ~ fnr rIirf HflrfnnIIfrr In
'ne r0adq vas named hF tho rfIsr
.lunW court na De- agent tu sell f1H0. 900
worth % nf0rr held hv the rnlrfv Ia
the Trlrr traction urr
f lT reported f"Hf If the lines ars
fatrn over hr FL local HrndIrnfr ffe nna
o. M~|IIlfHuurHf may Do ~
tended fD fIarFehurr bF war N Fffrir.
iHuH nrfnIuT Iu fnr Interior nf r.Trr
and U0ffrdrr 00unfIrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23

The Halloween Social held last even
ing by Class No. z. OF the Benwood NJ II.
'hgfch was an enjoyable affair.
vile VIII be IN to-day Tor me
purpose OF collecting taxes.
Emery Butts and family. former resi-
dfnts OF this city. now OF Elmyra. Ohio
nre spending a Few days in the city.
The Riverside plant. wheeling steel A.
IRON plant. viii pay their emploves TO-
placed In circulation.
A slight blaze was discovered in n
box car. in the local B. a. o.. yards Thurs-
Jay evening. The volunteer fire de-
in c~NtinguiehinE the blaze before "a had
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman viii
leave tomorrow for Cleveland vbcre
they viii spend a few days the Fusefs
Of friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
GERMANS CONTROL
NISH RAILROAD

LONDON. oct %. 3:0S a.. Nae
cording 10 the Times one hundred
miles OF the railway running from Sa-
loniki 10 Nish are now in the hands OF
the forces invading Servia. who u
adds are threatening Uskup in
strength.
a dispatch TO the Times from
Athens I'm announcing that Greece has
declined Gerat Britain's offer Of Cy.
prus for Greece's entry into the war.
that In military circles II Is con
sidered doubtful whether the troops
promised by the allies can arrive in
time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-23
WILL BENEFIT MINERS

TERRE HAUTE Ind. oct 2a-Fr.,k
nage6 international vice proefdorf
. We United Mine Workers OF Amerira
peaklnE 90 the eleventh district meet
lnk mere today declared that tho agree-
,nl ethee the Rockefeller fnfersrfe
w. cinIlp}ef iu the Colorado mines haF
'AFen the way Tor all the emuIovra n,
eecnfne members ~ the United Mo-
" ofhels tie said the attitude t0uard
~ Inlne WORKERS had been greatly I'M
prgved since the visit ~ John p H4rrC-
ieller. j., % HE Colorado nrorerfiee