Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-15
OVERNIGHT
FEDERAL +.
" IRELESS
70 the kdyertISe,

| 70 the Advertise,
With terrific blDzards and zero TEN
PcEatunes in the north, and cyclones
end tCrrential rains n the south, the
whole Middle West today. is, il the
Strip az the worst stern OF the win
ter. In all directions from Chicago
wires are Gown or working SO hadiy
that caIy the Eascst bulletins are be-
ing received OF the devastation
wrought .E
Nebraska. Montana and Wyoming
are swept by = howling blizzard and
I'll the country i along the northern
Ecrler IS sUilI ring, from the Great
lakes to the Rockies.
In Chicaeo traffic ca the street cars
and inc elevated T13ds is greatly ham
pered by the storm, and in the poorer
sections OF the city the suffering is
intense Conditions on the railways
arc fearful and all traffic east OF Chey-
enne is at a standstill while labor
ers are unable to- get through TO as
sist stalled trains.
Latest estimates today placed the
number Of lives forfeited To the cy-
clone which yesterday RACED Proven
cal, Louisiana, at three. Tie wire
service to the stricken district is de-
moraiized and full details of the dis
aster have not been received. The
property loss is placed at several hun
dred thousand dollars.
At least sixty.five persons met death
in the tornado-swept district of the
South, according to meager reports
received at New Orleans this after
noon. Wire service is down at most
points and it is believed this list viii
be materially increased when comniu-
nication is restored. One report esti-
mated the property damage at $780,
000, Zoo.
Formal reply to the Powers offer to
mediate the Balkan-Turkish war was
made by the Allies at Sofia today.
The Allies insist that the Turks sur
render Adrianople and Scutari, cede
the Aegean Islands and pay war IN
demnity OF S300,000,000.
The Allies agree to assume por-
ton OF the public debt of Turkey, as
sessed against that portion of the. OF
toman territory which the Balkan
States demand.
Three hundred Albanian inhabitants
of Liuma, in the Turkish province OF
Kossovo, were shot and killed without
trial yesterday by Servian troops, ac-
cording to dispatch from Uskdb TO
the Frankfort Gazette.
A fierce but unsuccessful assault
was made on the South Fortress OF
Adrianople, last night, according to
dispatches from Constantinople. The
besieging Bulgarians sustained heavy
losses and were eventually repulsed
all along the line.
Charged with being 100000 snort
in his accounts as assistant cashier
of the Croker National Bank, Charles
f. Baker. one of the most trusted
employees of the institution, leader OF
an Oakland church, has been forced
to resign, while the bank officials are
probing further into his books.
Whether prosecution will be started
rests with the surety companies, &C.
cording to J. Pagan, vice president OF
the bank, who stated that the lnstl-
tuition is fully covered by insurance.
A young man who received an injec-
ton of the bacillus administered by
Doctor Friedman, last Saturday,
claims, according to The Tribune this
morning, to have already improved
materially and tells an interesting tale
of the sensations he felt soon after
taking the treatment.
"About five hours after the time OF
the injection, | felt strange, sensa.
ton in the muscles of my legs he
SAYS. at was like violent pulsa-
ton or motion. 1t began to grow un5
til a tingling sensation thrilled my
entire body. Following the treatment
my temperature went very high, but it
dropped in day or two and is now
normal
81 feel in every way like different |
man, with a steadily increasing appe-
lite, the night sweats gone, and the |
feeling of exhaustion disappearing
Miss Eleanor Wilson, the youngest
daughter of the President and Mrs. |
and her elder sister, Miss
Jessie, are taking lessons in prepare
ton for running an electric auto
through the streets of Washington.
Miss Margaret Wilson, the eldest
laughter of the President, is expected
10 take up automoibling soon, under
the guidance of Long. r.. 50 r. nm.
Miss Christobel Pankhurst, daughter
Of England's most militant suffragette,
declares that France is soon 10 see
battling for suffrage.
~ She is of the opinion that the
French women will obtain the ballot
with much less trouble than their