, 1913-04-05

inst, regardless Of her anticipated convic-
ton and forcible feeding.
MIR. McKenna has warned the House of
Commons against hunger strike exaggerations
and reports of forciDle feeding brutalrtle s. The
method, he said, was Objectionable, but
the Government was responsible for the
hives of prisoners, and therefore he moved
his Bill for charging its discretion. Lord
Robert Cecil criticised EngIand's acting like
France under Louis the sixteenth. The
Speaker had thrice to call Mr.. McCurdy, Nj P.
for Northampton, to order. Mr.. Keir
Hardie moved its rel ctiou, hut his motion
was lost by 335 votes to SO. The second
reuding was carried by 296 votes to 43.
The National League for Opposing Woman
Suffrage announces the receipt of subscrip-
tons of over twenty thousand pounds for it's
campaign against the suffragrttes. The
largest subscriber is Lord Rothschild with
three THOUSAND pounds, while others include
Mr.. W. W. Astor, SIR Ernest Cassel, Lords
Iveagh, Mount Stephen, Curzon and
Rosebery, and the Dukes of Devonahire
and Norfolk. Sutfragette outrages continue,
including an at empt to burn the Free
Church at Hampstead. Mrs. Emerson is
seeking to obtain an interview with MI.
McKenna regarding her daughters treat
mrnt.
Fifty thousand South Wales GOLFERS have
given notice that they will strike on May
first against the employment of non Unionists.
Advices from Brussels state that prepara-
tons are being made against q general strike,
which has been threatened by the Socialists
for April fourteenth. The Premier has fire.
quently been threatened with death, and the
King has received MANY petitions to prevent
the strike.
Athens adyices state that never before
have such obstquies been Witnessed there as
those of the late King. Sixty Bishops Off
ciated, including forty from countries former
ly Turkish and conquered by Greece in the
present war. The Hoy STANDARD WAS car
ried, having for the first time Lepn removed
from the Church specially constructed for it's
safe keeping when Greece became a kingdom.
Countless representatives of nj! the European
Royal families attended, and four of his
sons and two grandsons carried the coffin,
which Ind not been handled by other hands
since his murder. The casket was draped
with the flags of Denmark and Greece en-
twined, and has been inferred at Tatoi.
The Montenegrins are redOnbling their
attack on Scutari, and have captured Tara
bosch Fort by the sacrifice of two hundred
men, who made a pathway with their corpses,
ever Ou6 QJluS as u6 eAPcCUeO, Vic lulOnGty
charging successfully over their bodies. The
Powers are organizing their naval demon
%stration on the Montenegrin coast. The
Austrian warships have arrived, and Russia
has agreed that France should be represent
ed, although she herself will not send any
ships. Greece has presented a Note to the
Powers, suggesting a plebiscite regarding
the status of Albania.
Grenada, 4th-On Wednesday Her High
ness motoIed across the Grand Etang to
Grenvile, where she was received by tie
Municipal authorities, and an address of
welcome was presented her; afterwards the
leading ladies and gentlemen of the Parish
were presented. At St. David's, on the way
back, an address was presented Her High
ness by the municipality. At all central
places crowds assembled, cheering Her
Highness, aud following the motor school
children lined the road through towns and
villages, and throughout the "a miles much
enthusiasm was evinced. Yesterday afternoon
q reception was held at Government House:
owing to court mourning, the garden party
was cancelled. After reception an adjourn
ment was made to the Government House
grounds where Her Highness planted a ma
hogany tree in memory of her visit.
New York, April 4th.