Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-07

gardius sugar and wool viii go
through. lie has polled both the
house and the senate and is jubilant
over the outlook =. +
Detectives acting for BOSTON arc en-
saged in a nationwide hunt for D..
Henry AinswOrth, the divorced hus-
Land of Mrs. Jennie May Eaton. now
in Plymouth Jail awaiting trial for the
, murder OF her second husband. Ad-
niraI Eaton.
Ainsworth is believed re be the ms
teriOus man who visited Mrs. Eaton
just before the admiral died from az
seHic, made up as rough on rats"
Princess Abbie Kawananakoa,
driven to desperation by an affection
OF the knee. which the worlds great
specialists nave failed TO cure. is on
her way TO New York where she
hopes to undergo treatment by Doc
tor friedman. Thus far Doctor
Friedmann's experiments have been
confined to clinic patients and il is
doubtful whether she will get hear
ing. -. 70.
Bloody fighting again marked the
strike at Augurn, n. Y. today of
workers in Auburn's big Irvine mills
Two companies of militia, who ar
rived at Auburn today to maintain
order, were ordered to "shoot to
Eilr' if yesterdays trouble, when
four men and two women were shot
by police, is repeated.
Determined to prevent General
Pedro Ojeda and his command of
three hundred and fifty federals from
escaping into Chihuahua five hundred
Sonora constitutionalists are drawing
their lines closer about Naco, Mexico,
today and a battle is imminent
Permission of both rebel and fed
eral leaders was granted to the
Cananea Consolidated Copper Com
pany to move forty cars of fuel oil
and coke from Naco, Arizona, to
Cananea. s.......". .- .
Herbert Satterlee and Mrs. Satter-
lee, the daughter of the late J. P.
Morgan, remained at their hotel in
Havre today until the liner La France
was scheduled to sail for New York
The body of the late financier was
locked in the mortuary aboard the
steamer at the personal request of
Mrs. Satterlee.
The usual gaieties aboard the La
France will continue during the voy-
age. ...-.-,. -
With the river rising slowly and
a choppy wind whipping the flood
waters into fair sized waves, there
by adding to the pressure on the
leyees, the situation at Cairo today
was regarded serious. 1t was be-,
ieVed, however, that the leyee would
| hold. z~.
Reports received say that the levee
is gone at Point Pleasant, Missouri.
The levee combining the waters in
the Bayou Gayoso on the south side
broke today, flooding Memphis for
five blocks. No deaths were reported.
The break will cover that section
of Memphis flooded last year.
Aylesworth Prison, situated on a
lonely spot forty miles from London
and a place where a demonstration
will lose its effectiveness, is now the
home of Mrs. Emmaline Pankhurst,
the convicted suffragette bomb-user,
for the next three years. This was
the gist of the semi-official statement
from the Home Office today.
Mrs. PanKhurst has eaten nothing
!
| yet no attempt has been made to
| forcibly feed her. If she continues
her hunger strike she will be released
whenever the prison doctors report
that further confinement VIII be fatal
| to her. III. -.....
The Balkan Allies today submitted
to the Powers their formal reply to
| the suggested basis for peace negotia-
tions with Turkey. The reply pur-
ports to be an acceptance of the
mediation conditions, but the accep-
lance is subject to reservations which
practically repudiate the proposed
terms. The proposition of the Powers
were as follows:
l. The frontier of Turkey shall
start at Enos and end at Media. All
territory west of this line shall go to
the Allies, with the exception of AL
bania, the delimitation of which shall
| be fixed by the Powers. hi.
| 2. The question of the AEGEAN Is
lands shall be settled by the Powers.
3. Turkey shall abandon all claims
to Crete. -. II.
4. The Powers cannot favorably en-
terrain the demand for indemnity.
5. As soon, as the basis are ac-
cepted hostilities shall cease. e..
Counter Proposals
The reply of the Balkan Allies con-
tains the following counter PROPOSE
lions. .>..-
l. Indefinite determination of the
frontier of the Province of Thrace,
the line indicated in the conditions
formulated by the Powers to be taken