Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-14
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Exhausted and unable to stand
alone, Mrs. Emmaline PankhnTst, the
militant suffragette sentenced TO
three years imprisonment at Hollo-
way Prison for instigating the dyna
hitting of the country home of Lloyd
George, was released from Holloway
here today. -~ ...::
Suffragettes from militant head
quarters received their leader at the
| jails entrance and took her to a
private hospital ' ~. " .. =
For nine days Mrs. Pankhurst had
su5sisted entirely on cold water, re-
sisting every effort of prison officials
to persuade her TO eat. To the very
last she continued a running fire of
comment and sarcasm at the prison
doctors and attendants.
Eight On" She Cries .... ~ ..
Fight on, Fight on" she cried and
then attempted to go to sleep.
AS a result of her last confinement
and her sincerity for ''the cause" she
heads, the respect of the wardesses
and other attendants at Holloway for
the suffragette leader has greatly in
creased. ~. sas5.7 -
Mrs. Pankhurst still is technically
prisoner under ''the ticket of
leave" plan. She must serve three &C
tual years in prison unless pardoned
or her sentence committed.
When Mrs. Pankhurst RECEIVERS,
Home Secretary McKenna can order
her back to Holloway Prison until he
wants to give her another chance to
Lrecuperate. This process may be re-
peated until the three years sentence
is up.
Physicians who have examined Mrs
Pankhurst say her condition is seri-
Gus as result of exhaustion.
A body of Turks, coming from the
coast of Asia Minor, has massaered
an the Christians among the inhabit-
ants of the Island of Kasteloryzo,
southwest of Rhodes, according to a
dispatch received at London today.
No details were given.
Coforine A. Mendez, the newly
elected conservative mayor of the
city of Cienfuegos, in the Province of
Santa Clara, Cuba, was assassinated
last night. A group of men waylaid
him on the street while he was on
his way home and riddled him with
bullets. .. .-......
Six suspects have been arrested in
connection with the crime.
Chas. F. Baker, defaulting cashier
of the Croker National Bank, plead
ed guilty Saturday before United
States District Judge Van Fleet to an
Indictment. charging the abstraction
of $4,000 of the banks funds.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of Labor, is con-
fined M a hospital at Washington
Threatened with mastoiditis of the
ear. For several weeks he has suf-
fered considerable pain, and was
taken to the hospital today for con-
slant attention and complete rest
from his work. ~. 49,.
Service was resumed on all of Buff
falo's street car lines today. @.=s..
At special meeting last night the
strikers ratified the truce agreement,
which provides for the arbitration of
disputes between the company and it's
employees. %.... =
Officials of the government, all
political parties and business men of
Tokyo are growing hourly more ex-
cited over the prospect of California,
by an alien land bill, shutting tho
doors to japanese who desire to live
in that state. .....: =. -. -
The feeling throughout the country
is intense, urged by the expression OF
popular Indignation, the. minister. OF
foreign affairs today sent new in