Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22
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King Nicholas Of Montenegro today
replied to the peFemptory demands
/ made By Austria yesterday. in connec-
ton with the MoRteRegrin lombard
ment of Seutari.
Although the note is eonciliatory in
tone, it refuses NEST of Austria's de-
mands. He says he has ordered that
the bombardment be directed Only
| against the .ort and that the rest OF
the city shall not be shelled.
The Austrian Hungarian govern:
ment is preparing an ultimatum to
| Montenegro, according to an unosfc ial
statement today. The ultimatum was
decided upon, i is said, owing to the
unsatisfactory nature CT the reply 10
| the Austrian remoastrance regarding
Scutari.
j Part of the Austrian fleet already
! has left for the Mcntenegrin ana Ser
! Wan coasts, and while 1t is announced
officially thaS the object of the war
ships is to carry out manenyers, il is
apparent that their presence is 20 inn
| press Montenegro and Seryia with the
determination OF Austria to prevent
the further canGonading of the ciyili-
an quarter of Scutari and to obtain
satisfaction or the alleged foreeable
conversion of Catholics and Interior
enee with the Austrian steamer
Skodra.
| The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh has
| sunk two Greek gunboats in battle
! in the Aegean Sea. Dispatches re-
ceiYed at London today state that the
news comes from Alexandria, where
it was taken by the Khedive's yacht,
arriving with fugitives from Kuala.
| Petticoated messengers from home
1 in the shape of Suffragists will de-
| seend upon congress when it eonyenes
in April. One delegate from each
congressional district will march in
the profession on that day from a
mass meeting in a downtown theater
to the Capitol, each delegate to butt
ten hole her own particular represen-
tatiye and insist upon his influence
! towards granting the ballot for wom-
en-. The senate also win be invaded.
1
General Sung, ex-minister of educa-
ton, was shot and grossly wounded at
Shanghai late yesterday. The attack
against him occurred at the railway
station. His assailant escaped. Gen.
erl Sung was on his way to attend, the
opening OF parliament at Peking.
Mexieans arriving at Juarez from
| the south today declared that they
were part of firing squad which exc
cuted Abriham Gonzales, governor of
Chihuahua under the Madero govern
ment A fortnight ago Gonzales was
killed under the notorious Fugitive
| Law" the Mexicans declare.
Jean Barthou, minister of justice,
| today accepted the. presidents invita-
ton to head a new cabinet.
AS the result of conferences be-
tween Rear Admiral Stanford, chief
! of the bureau of yards and docks,
and S G. Hindes, president of the
San Francisco Bridge Company, con-
tractors for the construction of the
great Pearl Harbor drydock, COM
plete change of the plan of work is to
be made if Secretary Daniels ap-
proves.
Twelve persons are reported to
have met death and nearly two hun
dred others injured, some probably
fatally, in tornado which last night
swept Arkansas and Missouri, razing
whole towns.
Four persons are reported dead and
fifty injured at HoXfe, Arkansas,
which was very badly damaged by the
storm.
Seven are reported dead and one
hundred injured at Poplar Bluff, Mis-
souri,, and one dead and ten injured at
Walnut Ridge, Arkansas.
Poplar Bluff was badly damaged.
Five persons were killed and thirty
others injured last night in a cyclone
which destroyed Salina, Louisiana,
where sixty buildings were demol-
ished.
Another arrest is expected as the
result of the mysterious poisoning of
Rear Admiral Eaton at his. home in
Maxwell. Massachusetts. The name
of the local suspect is being kept
close secret by the police.
Vatican doctors admit that heart
failure might attack Pope Plus unless
he soon rallies from his present weak
ness. =. -.-..=
Since he was stricken with innu-
enza he has been listless and inactive.
Conclusion of the United States