The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1902-03-21

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he liberated m terms not too humiliat-
mr ln the prussian Parliament the
Prime Minister expressed his regret
over the occurrence. and said the eto-
rips ~ improper care ~ prisoners were
Wlthrrt foundation.
The War Secretary Mr BrudriCk,
when asked in the House % Commons
todoy what steps had been taken 20
send Lord Kitchener reinforCements.
said 5000 Yeomanry would be immedi.
ately embarked. with large drafts OF
cavalry and infantry Lord Kitchener
would b, given all the assistance he
asked.
SITUATION IN IRELAND.
4 special meeting OF the Cabinet was
called today to discuss the situation In
ireland. at which were present Earl
Cadogan. Niceroy of Ireland; Lord Ash
bourne. the Lord Chancellor of Ire
land, and George Nyndham, the chief
Seci ,ary Tor Ireland.
SeN cral members of the Cabinet ad-
vocateG nat the United Irish League
be pt1 .imed, with "A view to its sup
preston. MIR. yndham, however, op-
posed tn and favored "A more moder-
ate course. The Cabinet adjourned
without action 1t cannot resort to CO.
erOive measures to suppress the league,
as that would cause the res gna tons
of Wyndham and the Irish Attorney
General, both of whom recently adVo-
Gated leaving the law alone.
The Nationalists say they do not fear
| any action OF the government as any
attack on them wil help the move
ment. England is doubtless feeling un-
easy over Ireland, sinister rumors are
afioat OF coming troubles, and very un-
pleasant developments are expected to
| occur. 1t is reported that empha tic
F, orders were recently transmitted from
| Downing street to Dublin Castle and
/ the latter is alert.
! METHUEN'S POSSIBLE RELEASE
LONDON, March 13.-The War Sec
retary, Mr.. Brodrick, announced in th'
! House of Commons that he under
stood that General Methuen, who wal
captured, severely wounded, by Gen
eral Delarey, March 10, had been re
leased and was expected to arrive a
KleI ksdorp, Southwestern TransVaal
today. The Generals condition wa
favorable.
Mr. Brodrick added that the ex
i change of General Methuen for Com
mandant Kritsinger Mad not been con
tCmplated.
Timothy NJ. Healy, Irish Nationalist
! amid Nationalist cheers, invited tn
/ government to show equal magnanim
4 ity ana release Commandant Kritsin
. ger.
Mr.. Brodrick said subsequently tina
: the telegram received did not speciti
cally say that General Methuen ha
G been released, but from the fact tina
i ne was In the hands of a British med
d, icll officer il was presumed that I'll
. / General had been released.