, 1912-05-18

I Russia has exiled to Siberia for life Miss
Malaeka, a naturalized Englishwoman, con-
victed of belonging TO an illegal Polish So
clety at Warsaw. Upon the intervention of
the British Foreign Office, Russia answered
that Miss Malaeka's father received no per-
mission for British naturalization, therefore
4 she is Russian.
The death is announced of Auguste
il Strindberg, Swedish novelist and drumatist,
"a from cancer.
III Hamburg, May 16th-The King of Den
III mail arrived at the Hamburg Hof Hotel
IL from Nice en- route for Copenhagen, his
n health was much stronger from the trip.
III: He was taking his customary evening stroll
Mbefore bed time, alone as usuel and plainly
k.ssdaessed, when ddoctor happened to see him sit
sduwn heavily upon the step of u butcher shop
TssNnd. offered assistance. The King thanked him
4 and said it was unnecessary, he would walk
tt. the hotel, started and collapsed. A police
sman assisted, and, as His Majesty was pulse
less, the body was taken unrecognized to q
Il mertuary Chapel. Meanwhile. the Queen
!, and Processes alarmed, started a search,
nj when the above facts were disclosed. Tue
Dl attack was similar to a previous one in Co.
.H penhagen.
IN London, May 16th-King George and
II, Queen Mary proceeded Immediately to Marl-
hi borough House upon the receipt Of the news
8f of King Frederick's death, Queen Alexandra
III and the Empress Marie being Frustrated by
MI the intelligence.
~ Full Court mourning will be observed uu-
III til j une fifth, and half mourning for another
Il. week, for the second time this year the sea-
son is ruined.
- The Speakers of both Houses of Parlia-
ment paid u tribute to the late King.
III Copenhagen, May 16th-Kiug Christian
was formally proclaimed yesterday. Thou
MI sands sang the National Anthem until KING
III Christian and Queen Alexandrina appeared
s upon the balcony. Prince Christian was tax
II ing his morning ride when he asked why
II the fa2s were half-masted, and then was
Il told. The Royal Yacht. Dannebrog, has been
Il ordered. to T~ravemunde' to bring the remains
ito Denmark. Ministers have summoned II
TsPecial session of tLte Rfgsdag.a ~ ro ~
IL TS Copenhagen, May 16th-After dining ut
~ the Hamburger Hof, the King about ten
O'Clock went tor a walk alone, was taken i'll
n in the street, and being unrecognized, was
II conveyed in a cab to the nearest hospital,
he died during the journey, and tue body,
still unrecoguized, was taken to the hospital
II mortuary. His absence created alarm, anG
a search was instituted, but it was not until
"a the early hours of the morning that the
~ body was recognized and taken to the hotel.
81 The body will be conveyed by special
train to day with military honours to Traye-
id munde, thence Oh the Royal Yacht, Daune-
" brog, to Copenhagen. The Queen Down9er
AZ and children travel Mt the same time.
King Christian was proclaimed yesterday.
: Copenhagen, May 17th-The body of the
late King Fl ederk arrived at Copenhagen
to-day. King Christian and King Hankon
met the Danuebrcg in the Sound, and con
Quoted the body with great ceremony to
Christiansborg Chapel for the lying ~in-state
until the funeral at RosHilde on the twenty
Il fourth.
The deaths are announced of Rear Adrni-
raj Hansen, retired, and Herr Nyholm, form
erly President of the Supreme Court.
The st, Thomas arrived to-day.
n London, May 17th-Nir. Churchill in-
MTormed the House of Commons that the ac-
u tion'of the German Reichstag upon the Ma
val Increase bin necessitates supplementary
estimates, according TO his speech when i'll
u Producing the Naval Budget in March.
Addressing the Shipwrights' Company,
Il MIR. Churchill said the development Of con-
tinental nayies restricts the mobility of the