Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-03
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gap III the Big -Four IeFee noTtn o.
Cairo and ii is predicted that within
two days the low land will be covered
with from ten TO twenty feet of water
Southeastern Missouri has received
warning that the greatest flood since
t1Si5is coming.
Governor Cox is the custodian of q
fund of nearly 81 100000 raised fol
the relief of the flood sufferers.
Ii is said food supplies i'll Dayton
will last only three days.
John Patterson, president of the
National Cash Register Company ana
mead of Dayton-s Relief Commission
went 10 Columbus today to confer
with Governor Cox and Miss Mabel
Boardmann, of the National Red
Cross.
Without waiting permission from
the French governments the body OF
j. p. Morgan was startedtOn special
train for Havre, France, at six O'Clock
this evening It was accompanied by
Herbert SatteTlee, Morgan's daughter
and Helen Hamilton.
There is considerable red tape to
be gone through in both France and
Italy before a body can be removed
but Satterlee attempted the trip trust
ing that American ambassadors at
Paris and Rome would arrange mat
tiers before the special train reached
the French frontier.
Most of the Italian formalities al,
Juyh aI Dnfnrn 10
was removed from the Grand Hotel
the German ambassador, acting under
direct orcers from Kaiser Wilhelm
from Germany, deposited a huge
wreath On the casket.
Despondent over her husband S
transfer to the Philippines, Mrs. Hull
wife of Col John Hull, U. S. A., leap
ed head first eighty-fiye feet into the
Missouri river from the Douglas street
bridge at OMAHA in view Of hun,
dreds, and was drowned. =
Colonel Hull is the youngest officer
of his rank in the army. He left Des
Moines for San Francisco week ago
and expected to sail from the latter
city for the Orient on April 5.
News of. a serious bread riot at
HeFmosillo, Sonora, where thousands
of men are unemployed as the result
of revolutionary activities, reached
Douglas, Arizona, today.
The governor asked three hours to
consult with his advisers, but failed
to appear in the Plaza to address the
mob according to his promise. Sew,
eraI hundred men then looted score
of Chinese produce houses, ...."
Admitting that they are mystified
the police of Los Angeles are seeking
today solution to the shooting and
killing of Mrs. Irene Smith, twenty.
one years old, by James Murphy, as
the young woman sat playing cards
with Murphy's- nephew, Morris b.
hon. .:.,. II. .....
Murphy was arrested and officers
are searching for Mrs. Moore, 30
hons sister. Bohon believes Murphy's
bullet was intended for him. Accord
ing to his story Murphy levelled his
gun, after firing one Intellectual shot
and Bohon struck it aside. the bullet
striking Mrs. Smith through the
heart.
After following trail of blood fol
two hours near Fresno today, a pos
Sc came across the body of an un
identified thug, who is believed to
have aided in the murder of w. B
Quick, an aged grocer, here, last
night. It is believed the thug acci
IDENTIFY shot himself in the leg while
running away rom the posse and
when unable to drag himself further
succumbed from loss of blood. His
body was still warm when found.
Quick was killed in endeavoring to
aid his son in resisting three armed
men who were robbing his store.
Alleged to have been overcome by
the stigma Of being married to a
negro, Mrs. Julia Kellogg, former wife
of Chas. Gearhart, wealthy st
Louis real estate owner, swallowed
two ounces Of bromide and is dead
She is alleged to have divorced Gear
hart to marry'L. w. kellogg, a negro
butler at the Gearhart home. Until
her marriage to the negro, Mrs. Gear
hart was a prominent ST. Louis so
ciety woman.
The committee which had in
charge .the national popular subscrip
ton, undertaken year. ago, for pre-
senting the Italian government with
an aerial war fleet, has completed the
addition of the various subscriptions
1t showed a total of more than $500,
900.
Owing to the superiority of the
dirigible over the aerOplane for par.
ticipating in war purposes, as demon
strated in Italy's war with Turkey,
that type of air craft will be bought
exclusively.
The Pennsylvania State senate at
Harrisburg today ratified the consti'
tutiona1 amendment providing for di-
rectap election of United States SEN
ators 1t already has been passed by
the house.
Pennsylvania is now the thirty-fifth