, 1913-05-03

NeIlZe 4 L dIlhulliSI as Il British Joan of
Arc, and predict the erection of statues in
her honour. \ writ in bankruptrv has
been issued against Mr.. Pethick Lawrence
10 recover the cost of his prosecution.
Ia the Southern Leagu4 Football Cham
Hionship, P.yenonth Argyle takes fist
pace with fifty points, and Swinion
second with IS. The Glasgow Ring
err, ia the Scottish League Chlmpion-
snip, take first place with tftv-three
points fox the third successive time, making
a total Of eight WINS The Glasgow C.llic
is second with forty-nine points.
The German newspapers alIege that the
Kaiser is among the largest stockholders in
the Krupp Works.
rhp AIoutenegrin situation is intrinsica1lv
sl1altered, but the sentiment has improved
upon A~ustria's ebstninipg from action ac-
corling to her announcement yesterday,
Which was intended to exert pressure upon
the Ambassadors Conference, a~sis'ed by
jntiamnatory editoria' IN the German
plyss. The outlook is filed with the pos
s'biIitv Of complications. nevertheless, there
is q disposition to believe that the con
fict will be localized If Montenegro re-
si.ts Austria, Ru ,sit'S intervention not
being expected unless she IS ~conpelIe |
by Pap Slavic movement threatening her own
stability. Montenegro WI not rep y to The
Powers until after the Whitsun}ije holidays,
and consultation with Parliament. Austria's
i~nilltaIy preparations continue overt, but iu-
dependent action is not justified while the
Ambassadors are considering compeIlsations
as Inducements TO Montenegro to accedr TO
the wishes OF the Powers.
Ottawa, May 1st-TAe House Of Commons
as defeated The proposition that he ~uI1oi-
o'zed steamships in the West India trade
should call 1T United States ports.
1t is expected IA Canadn that the King,
accompanied by the Prince Of Wales, Will
open the Toronto Exposition next yeal, and
possibly witness the races for the American
cup, the royal prero4ative duling his
absence to be yes ed ia II commission, us dur
jrg the tour III India, but perhaps the
Prince of Wales will not accompany the
King, # the absence Of boil from the Uut t.
90 Kingdom should be decided to be IN
desirable. It Is also Iumoured that His
Najest, will visit tn, South African Union
and Australia, but that no official anuounce-
1I0nt wli be- made until it is sure HAT fam '
or state reasons VIII not prevent the VISIT,
and thereby cause disappointment 10 the
Dooinions Il is uncertain whether the
Qneen viii accompany The KING.
lord Brooke VIII command the Second
Mounted BDgude at PtleWnwH tins VEN, ne
c"lnPahltd 10y a brigade MAJOR. he Cana
dian officers, who wall undertake similar du-
ties in England, have not yet been announc-
ed, but the p an for the interchange OF olic-
ers will be carried ont.
Barbados, May 1st-Her Hi2hness | rim
cess Marie Louise Of Sc~hleswi9 HoIstein left
here yesterday af; e. moon for England. Ac-
rompan'ed by His E>ceIlency the Governor
her equerry IN one car, and Lrtdy Probyt,
Hon. Mrs. Murray, the lady IN Whiting and
Capt. BIouu A. d.. G.. III q second car, and
preceded by an escort Of mounted infantry,
Her Highness eft Government House at two
fifteen p. NJ, and reached the Cathedral
Square a few minutes luter, here an add ess
of the Vestry of 81. Michael was read by the
Church Warden on behalf of the inhAblttnts
of St. Michael and City of Bridgetown II /
Highness expressed deep qualification aud
appreciation of the kind wishes OF the
Vestry, and deep regret ut leaving the
West Indies, where she had spent many
happy days. Her Highness was presented
with a bouquet OF flowers. The party pro
ceeded AMID the cheers of the crowd to The
public building, where there was u large
nssemblage OF ladies aud gentlemen, and n
dense crowd in Truf rlsar Square. H /
l1ighnes5 was presented with ano her hou-