THE AMBASSADORS.
THREE ON A BRITISH
WARSHIP
LONDON. September 4,
The "Daily Mail" says that the outbreak of a Tureo-Bulgarian war is daily feared in Belgrade. The "Standard's"' Constantinople correspondent states that owing to the alarm following the Sultan's warningto the Embassies, the Russian and Austrian warships kept steam.up all night. The British special service vessel Imogene, with the British, German and Italian Ambassadors aboard, steamed the whole evening up and down the Bosphorus. The correspondent adds that the Vaskopu outrage tends to complicate the efforts to preserve the peace, a task which is almost hourly growing more difficult.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 212, 5 September 1903, Page 5
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