Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-06-09
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the militant suffragette, who stopped
the kings horse Anmer in the Derry.
rolling Jockey Jones and his mount
at Tottenham corner, she cabled back
q fierce denunciation of the English
government, which she accused of
causing the martyrdom OF women.
Acclaimed Martyr.
Prominent militants in London an
nounced that the funeral OF Miss Dar
yison will be made national tribute
of the women of England to the first
actual martyr to the cause and sub
scriDtions will be opened at once for
the erection of monument for her,
a site for which will be requested OF
the EPSON town council.
The idea of monument for. Miss
Dawson is immensely popular with
The suffragettes and already assur-
ances have been received of subscrip-
tions to a considerable amount as
soon as the fund has been organized.
II it is found impossible to secure a
site at EPSON it will not check the
movement. A site will be found else
where.
Emily Wilding Dawson, the suffra-
6ette, who was injured in an attempt
to interfere with the running of King
Georges colt in the Derby, died in
the hospital at EPSON this morning.
Every effort was made to preserve
her life and a desperate operation
was performed in order to restore the,
internal organs injured when crushed
by the kings colt, but the surgeons
admit that they entertained small
hope at any time of saving her.
A petition, signed by fifteen frater-
ral organizations and social clubs of
San Diego, asking for the repeal or
radical amendment of the dance hall
ordinance, will be acted upon by the
city council tomorrow. Under its
terms all lodges and social societies
must procure permits for dancing.
Unless fog is encountered in the
Heads. the army transport Thomas,
from Honolulu, will be in San Fran
cisco bay tomorrow AS soon as its
cargo is discharged, the transport will
load large shipment of commissary
supplies, which have been accumulate
ing on the dock for several days, and
will proceed on fits usual trip to Ho-
nolulu and the Philippines.
Venturing several miles to sea in a
frail canvas boat they had themselves
constructed, George Dolland, Lisle
Hitchings and Earl Boyd, high school
students of eighteen years of age or
Whereabouts, of Santa Cruz. are said
to have been capsized and drowned
Yesterday afternoon The local naval
reserve cutters were called into ser
vice and with fleet of fishing boats
and steam launches are making q
thorough search that has utterly fail
ed of results as yet. The clothing of
the boys was found at the mouth of
San Lorenzo river, showing that they
had undertaken the trip clothed only
in bathing suits. An alarm was given
late in the evening and every fishing
boat and steam craft in the harbor
responded but it is believed that they
are too late. Every part of Monterey
Bay was searched but no sign of
either the boat or Its crew was found
Miss Helen Katherine Hunter, q
Spokane girl, and Fred Ford Conger.
cashier of the Superior Mining Com
pany, of Chico, were married today
by Rev. Chas. F. Aked, pastor of the
First Congregational church, standing
in the bridegroonl,s automobile. The
automobile was the car of fate in this
romance. 1T was in an automobile
that proposed marriage to my wife,
explained Mr.. Conger, "and she sug-
gested that We be married in the
car, as We plan to take our honey
moon trip in it, touring Southern
California.
Mrs. June Ainsworth Keyes, of Bes-
ton, eldest daughter of Mrs. Jennie
May Harrison Eaton, who is in Ply
mouth Jail awaiting trial for the
murder of her husband, Joseph Giles
Eaton, has disappeared from the
Eaton home in Assinippi. She has
been missing for three weeks. Fran
els j. Geogan, Jr., attorney for Mrs.
Eaton, says he knows where she is.
He refuses to say more than that she
is in Massachusetts.
1t is reported that the Shiek-ul-Is-
lam, head of the Moslem priesthoom.
| is bitterly incensed at the action of
the Sultan in giving firman to Maj.
John E. Finley, the American Moro
governor, commanding the dattus of
Mindanao and the Sulu archipelago
TO cease molesting American or Fill
pino citizens and expressly prohibit
ing the juramentado, or religious ven
delta, against Christians.
The Shiek is. sending a representa-
tive of his own to Mindanao, telling
the dattus to ignore Finley's firman,
as it was secured while the Sultan's
mind was heated with strong wines
and the seductive arguments of the
crafty American"
He is also sending an offering to
the mosque at Talugsangay, which he
says has been defiled by the Amer
lean unbelievers.'
The Shiek has just commended the
Grand Senusso Achmet Scherif Ali,
mead of the Bedouin Mohammedan