, 1913-03-22

adoption by q vote of 16l to 1913 of an amend
lnent to the proportional representation Bill.
NJ. Brands speech IN the Chamber of Depn-
lies, opposing the Amendment, is described
rs the finest effort of his life. A dissolution
as apparently necessary, since the Chamber
Of Deputies had passed the Bill by a vote of
339 to 2l7, and the entire country approves
the measure, which is supported by Presi-
dent Poincnre and six Ministers. The crisis
occurs with a loan pending, and also the in
crease of the army.
san Juan, Pr. 2Oth-H NJ. S. Cumberland
arrived Maya9uez 9 Il. m. yesterday.
Copenhagen, March distributing the fist
Tending Of the Budget in the Landstin9, the
spokesInen Of the Right Party and the Free
Conservatives expressed great scruple be-
cause it showed a deficit, and declared they
iutended to do all in their poNer to prevent
the adoption of the Budget before a balance
bad been attained.
Prince Valdenar Will represent the Royal
Family at the funeral OF King George Of
Greece.
In the bye-election for the Landsting, wee
the late ia lge Syjow, Law er Godskeseu of
the Right Party w.s elected with 242 votes.
while Count Anlefeldt Laurvig received III
votes.
The st. Jan arrived at Rotterdam on the
sixteenth and probably leaves London about
the twenty ffth.
London, March 21st--Despatches from
Athens state that Greece's policy remains
uualtered by the assassination of the King.
The Chamber Of Deputies has resolved on
six mouths mourning, and u national monu-
ment has been ordered by reclamation,
Dispatches from Salonica state that the
Hing body, after being embalmed, was re-
n,nVuI from the hOSli1uI tn the P0lopa nv
Prince Nicholas and superior officers Is haCr-
ers. A guard Of honour has been stationed
until the fual removal Of his remnins,
+Sch0inas, the aSsaS in, has been frequently
examined, but has not made any disclosures
beyond personalities. He Is possessed of
considerable education, having even been an
Instructor in the medical department of the
Athens University. He was formerly en-
p.oyed in a New York hotel, bnt recently his
IN ans became exhausted, and he has lived
nljsrrably. His views regarding t4ainequal.
iy of social conditions became ddBfttered,
and he wished to die famous as a promoter
OF Socialism.
1t is announced from Copenhagen that the
Court has begun eight weeks mourning, and
that the naval officers vii! wear crepe for Il
fortnight. Ga the day of the funeral, saIutes
will be fired by all the warships and for
tresses in Denmark
The British Courts mourning Will not at
feet the London season, but the Dublin sea-
son has been spoiled, and social functions
have been abandoned.
The Court of Chancery has ordered the
compulsory liquidation Of the Peruvian Anna
ga Company. This removes Senior Arano as
liquida;or, despite his affidavlt contestin3
the facts upon which his removal has been
ordered.
In the libel suit against the Paris %"ATatin,"
Mr.. Isaacs and Mr.. Samuel testified that
they neither bought nor sold shares in the
Marconi Wireless Company, which contract
+I with the Post Office. Mr.. Isaacs adj
ruitted having bought ten thousand shares
in the American Company, and that he sold
one thousand to Mr.. Lloyd George, and
another thousand to the Master of Elibank,
and had also sold other shares. All three
lost money by the operation. The "AIatin"
has withdrawn it's charges of corruption and
apologized, nevertheless, judgment with costs
HIS been given against the paper.
The 'Times', commenting on the case,
SAYS it was a mere lack of judgment, and
very different from the moustrous offenses
imputed to them.