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ply hostility to The Powers and Therefore it
was necessary that she should cooperate
with the Powers in inducing Montenegro to
cease from her attack on Scutari, III which
case the powers would find the means of al
Ievlaflng Montenegro's sacrifices. Bulgaria
claims Salonica, with the support OF the
Dreibund, While Greece is concentrating her
troops in defence of her occupation. The
Servlans are boycotting Austrian commerce..
New York, April l~2th.--Adyices from Ca
racas state that the Federal Council has re
jected the proposed agreement with France,
but it is expected Congress will ratity he
agreement over the Councils veto.
Demerara, 12th-1he Hon. George Gar
net, c.. NJ. q. died here at II 20 a. m. MI.
NGatnet was senior member Of the EXecu-
tive Council. Financial Representative for
Georgetown, agent Of the Il. NJ. ;. 7. Co.
Director Of tie firm Of Garnet and Co., md
OF the Demerora Railway Co., member Of the
Board of Agriculture and Iocul Government
Board, and Board of Education, and Chair-
man of the British Guiana Fire Insurance CO.
Demerara, 12th-Her Highness Princess
Manic Louise visited the Botanic Gardens
early yesterday morning, at noon she paid q
visit to the Royal Agricultural and Com
merciai Society's Museum, spending nearly an
hour and evincng much interest III looking
over Ile various specimens lueIe. AZ Ito
p. IN. Her Highness performed the opening
ceremony Of the Womens' Self Help Asso-
ciation Depot, after which she left Tor the
GEORGETOWN Hall, where she was formally
welcomed by the Municipality and presented
by the Major and Town Council on behalf
Of the citizens of Georgetown with a special
Y designed Illuminated address, which was
placed in a casket made of native wood, the
key OF which was made Of colony gold inset
with II colony diamond and which VAS
handed over to the Princess by the Town
Clork. Her Highness oraciou~3y acknow-
lodged the presentation. This function
over, the meeting III connection with the
King Edward the Seventh memorial was
Immediately proceeded with, when it was re-
solved that the memorial should take
the form of a tuberculosis Dispensary,
the building of which Will be commenced at
once. Her Highuess then returned to Gov
eminent House, being everywhere greeted
with the walmest enthusiasm by the crowds
Inning the route.
London, Aprl l4th-The Duchess Of Con-
uaugnL is better.
Dispatches from Rome state that the con
dition of the Pope is worse.
In is stated that S / Stuart Samuel, Nj. I.
for the WLitechapel Division Of Tower
Hamlets, is liable to a fine Of five hundred
pounds for eucA of SO votes cast after his
disqualification. A Bill Of indemnity is pro-
Dable.
The death is announced of Mr.. Percival
Spencer, the we'll known aeron"ut, cycIIst
and 9ymnast.
Mr.. Hamlet few across the Channel and
returned with a passenger, having travelled
1874 miles iii one hour and three quarters,
creating a record.
Mrs. Pankhurst has been released upon
license, for recuperation, on her ninth day
of hunger strike, her condition being grave.
She will recuperate under her own doctor at
Il nursing home, and when fit will resume
her sentence, meanwhile being under
observation, and will have to report herself
ut frequent intervals. The officials Of Hollo-
way Prison admire her resistance Of the
temptation created by the choicest foods
temptingly prepared and displayed.
The Sutfragettes lgnited the Sh'Pcote
Council Schools at Gateshead, but the fire
men saved the buildings, despite elaborate
incendiarIsm preparations.
Hundreds Of Suffragettes with bands have
oarenaded their associates in Holloway prls-
ON Other Suffragettes insulted Mr.. Blrrell
at a matinee at the Kingswuy Theatre, while
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