Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-04-28
OVERNIGHT
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To the Advertiser

A declaration OF war between Aus
tria and Montenegro is expected on
Wednesday.
Servia. and very likely Bulgaria,
will support Montenegro, according
to the best information.
The crisis will be reached about
three o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
after the adjournment of the con-
ference of ambassadors. There is no
secret as to the course which the con-
ference is almost certain to adopt.
Both Austria and Montenegro win be
again offered all opportunity to sub
NIT their differences to diplomatic
adjustment.
The Austrian ambassador will point
out that diplomacy has been tried to
the last honorable limit.
Montenegro will rest upon her
previous agreement with the Balkan
Allies.
A formal declaration that state
of war exists will then be issued from
Vienna.
Germany has no intention Of open
ly supporting Austria. Italy has also
been advised to keep hands off.
If Austria wins she will probably
claim her compensation in territory.
If she loses the .Austro-H Hungary EN-
pire will be swept forever out Of ex-
istence. +. IS. 4
Austria the Stronger
On the face of things 1t appears that
Austria-Hungary has the greater adj
vantage, for she figures to put an
army of 764 900 into the field. Mon
tenegro, Seryia and Bulgaria com.
biped can muster $4,000.
Abba Temple, Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine, propose to hold an initiation
festival wherein 'unregenerate' sons
Of the desert will cross the hot sands
in one of the Panama Canal locks be-
fore the water Is turned into the lock
this fall.
Prince Albert Of Monaco, who gov
erns the smallest sovereign state IN
the world out of the percentage paid
by the c0neessionsafies OF the famous
Casino of Monte Carlo, expects to.
visit. the HaNaiian Islands about Aug
Eust or September
The prince IS enthusiast yachts
man and Hfli be accompanied by q
party Of notabl6s One OF the objects
OF hts trip to ne Pacific is to see the,
fam6ts aquarium at Honolulu, to.
which he has already offered several
OF Monaco's aquatic curiosities.
There is an Increasing feeling in
Washington that the progress of the.
revolution in Mexico will soon develop
a situation that win result in the
downfall of Huerta.
A wireless message received today
from Rear Admiral Usher, in COM
mand of the special squadron at.
Tampfco. states What while conditions
there are practically unchanged, there.
are constant rumors of an attack on
the city. Points in the interior and
up the coast are continually hearing
alarming rumors Of an advance Of the
revolutionary forces.
Perry Belmont Is being urged by
New York Democrats as governor gem
eral Of the Philippines. Belmont de-
ssires his appointment through senti-.
ment, as his ancestor, Admiral Perry,
opened Japan to the civilized world
Mrs. Belmont, who was Mrs. w. K.
Vanderbilt, wants Belmont sent to
Paris as ambassador
Representative Francis Burton Har-'
ifson of New York is backing Bel
mont.
Many distinguished people arrived
at New York on the Campania from
Europe today. These Included Mrs E.
H. Hartman and the new British am
bassader, Sir Cecil Arahur Spring
Rice.
rs Japan going to fight Californian q
= What do you think about the
Panama tolls? p
These were samples Of the posers
put to the good Hooking English dipIo-
mat. Sir Cecil adjusted his m5nacle
and looked good naturally over the
army of grinning waterfront reporters. /
He explained: "Well, pom my word
/ really can't talk, you know" he par
ried.
NoOco JOu Oou uIdhS SOOu lryt
Sir Cecil" suggested one enthusiastic
reporter.
But" said the ambassador, II
mustn't, really. can't be interviewed,
you know. My government does not
pahAH it. ! don't want to get fired
as you call it, and do want to stay
here. Great city. Sorry can't talk
Don't want to get fired"
/ commissioner Of immigration
Keefe has issued an order to the Off
Gals at San Francisco directing that