The Alaska citizen., 1913-06-02
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i'lS 'H' P4sL several days with at tendance upon the Mtkado. were ,al!cd upon today 10 treat the em- press. who was taken suddenly ill. and whose condition tonight is re car5ei with gravity by the medical men.
 lhe condition oi the Mika has improved steadily since Saturday noon, and it is thought he will have fully recovered within a day or two.
 THEY LEFT SATISFIED.
 BERLIN. May 26.-Many of the royal guests who came here last week to attend the wedding of Prince Ernest and Princess Louise departed for their homes today. aft 1T having witnessed one of the most elaborate ceremonies which has taken place in recent years
 The marriage took place at ! o'clock saturday afternoon and was followed ny celebration in which practically the entire city took part All of the royal guests were privi- legei to kiss the bride and as q memento of the occasion the kaisers daughter gave each of the guests piece of her garter
 PAROLE RECALLED.
 LONDON. May 26-Mrs. Emma. line Pankhurst. militant leader Of the suffragettes. who was sentenced to three years at hard labor early this year on the charge of melting her followers 10 commit acts of violence. and "ho afterwards was released on parole. was rearrested today and there is the probability that her parole will he revoked The authorities charge Mrs. Plank, hurst with having made the declara. ton that she would continue the fight for votes until suffrage won
 This is the second time the mill. fant leader has had her parole in terrupted because of the violation of the terms of her release, and the police declare that she will be kept confined this time until she has promised 10 mend her ways
 SAVED JUST IN TIME.
 ST. ANDREWS. scotland. May 26
 The golf links upon which the games are to be played this week for the amateur championship of the world. narrowly escaped destruction today at the hands of the militlnt suffragettes. who were in the act O laying waste 10 the grounds when discovered by the police who were on guard. Several of the women were arrested and are now ill prison awaiting trial on the charge of at, tempting malicious destruction of property.
 The manarement of the links re- 1np hot th suffragettes planned an invasion of the grounds with malicious intent. and steps were taken at once 10 protect the property against at tack.
 TROUBLE IN DIVISION.
 LONDON. May 26. - A deadlock has occurred in the Turko-Balkan peace negotiations. and the indica tions this afternoon are that the representatives of the several Balkan nations will be unable to arrive at an understanding regarding the dis position of the territory captured during the recent hostilities. The negotiations proceeded without seri ous interruption until today, when the representatives of the SerVian government served notice upon the powers that they would not con sent 10 permanent peace until all of their demands had been grant ed The chief objection of the Serbs is that they are not getting all of the land that is coming to them and the ultimatum issued to- day states that the peace agree ment will not be signed until rea"nortionment has been made.
 The representatives of the powers have made no answer to the nlti- matum yet. but it is thought that when the reply is made it will be in the nature of a warning to Servia and the other Balkan nations to take what is offered them by the powers.
 Servia intimates that war will be resumed with Turkey within few days if such course becomes neces sary to gain possession of the terri tory claimed by right of previous capture.
 QUARRELlNG OVER SPOiLS.
 LONDON. May 27.-Events of the past twenty-four hours have increas- el the probability of renewed hosti- lities in the Balkan peninsula. and the representatives of the several Euro pean powers who are trying to bring about permanent peace among the Balkan nations are apprehen- sive lest the present Wrangling result in a termination of the present nego- tiations
 The refusal yesterday of Servia 10 agree to the peace plan offered bv the powers on the ground that the Bulgarians were getting the best of the division of spells has aroused tho Bulgars 10 high pitch, the ad- vice received this afternoon indicat- ing that the Bulgarians are prepar- cd to enforce the terms of the peace pact
 The advice states that there are S00oN Bulgarian soldiers ready to march against Servia at moments notice, and it is feared that Servia either will be compelled to consent 'n the conditions or go to war with her erstwhile ally.
 PLAYING POLITICS..
 PEKlNG, May 27.-The new Chi nese parliament which convened sev- eral weeks ago for the purpose of adoDting new constitution and pro- vidins for the election of new president. is on the verge of dis ruption. For several days the mem bers have been in deadlock, and there appeared such scant hope of coming to an understanding that it has been decided to postpone action