It” Lei—The elite! points or
, in the uwmritleh attention
”huh-That the decision at the
{sisters who hire returned train the
.. k- frontier seénu to he in town 0!
new at the war: sod. mil-
M continued. almost mess».
«hey it Valentino from luv: Tuesdsy
until flundsy. with the r it that (let!-
‘ em fimolenelti lies bee prevented
from actually assuming his new duties
, chief of stuff. '
. n turther result. the Greeks at
elation hove managed to retslu their
positions. but they are too much to-
tinted to tollotv up their success.
Altogether, It omcers have been re-
trom Crete to be sent on to Throw
My. and this also is pron: oi the in-
, tendon of the new cabinet to continue
the war. The overnent la actuated by
,dlicmlty. Alli chest onions are he-
Main tit to the front, nor is there on!
“than ten yet displayed ot evseuntlng
me Turkish army is advancing in
illme columns on Pharenla.while an ode
dltionnl column is operating in the ill--
‘ motion at Vole. As the Vole column.
could easily take Valentino in the rear.
the 'Greek position is very precarious.
This probably explains the retention of
General Smolenski there. as it was
natural to expect him to go to Phat-sol:
lonesome the supreme command. ‘Ev-
erything points to an inevitable retreat
by the Greeks to Domokos.
The diplomatic situation continues ob-
scure. with a. constant interchange of
dispatches between European cabinets
and incessant interviewing o! ministers.
Intervention in still in the air and
‘a will probably take definite form speed-
. 111'." There is no doubt the Greeks are
about ready to confess failure, and the
reported sickness of King (worse per-
haps toretells his departure from the
, country.
The representatives of the powers at
Athens have held frequent meetings.
It is believed that they arc drawing up
a plan to terminate the war and that
the powers are only awaiting their re-
port in order to act.
GREEKS MORE HOPEFUL.
Premier Bull! Gets News of an Encour—
aging Char-actor From tho Front.
Athens, May 4.——Coloncl Tosnmadoe,
the minister of war, and M. Theolokle.
the minister of the interior. are said to
he favorably impressed with the situa-
tion at l’hitrsala. both as respects the,
positions 01 the troops and the plan of
defense.
in an interview
minister, says:
“The report sent by the ministers of
war and of the interior from l’harsain is
in most respects highly satisfying.
They have wired him irom .i'hnrsola
that the from line of the army is in
battle array and the Turkish nltnck is
imminent. All the preparations possi-
ble have been made {nr heroic defense,
and the spirit of the army is much
better than before, mung to Kill? change
in the suprcme command.”
M. ltnlll declared that the victory at
Valentino was the must splvn-lld
achievement of the win". the (.irceks
capturing in: enormous quantity of
arms, ammunition and horses. The
Turks. after this crushing defeat, M.
Rnlll believes, are hot likely in ro-en-
cage in hostilities in that quaitl-r.
. "Under all the t'il‘cllllll-llam‘t-H," bl.
ltalli contlnum. “the cabinet drums ll
advisable to leave llcllcrnl Smolcnuki
with his 0“" britmdi- and not to pro-
rnotc him to a higher post tor the lup-
ment. "
The Greek xm‘vrnll‘it'nt has recalled
Colonel Various lrnm t‘rcte. He will he
rcplmwcd in cununund oi thollrvok
Tomes in the islund by Colonel Stuikos.
It ll sold hl-rc on land authority that
the powers have illiltlt' uwrturcs' to
Greece un the» euldwt ui peace. but
that the uuvormnent det-llnaxo lulhu'oku
the tm-dinllon of Hump-x. Th.- klllx has
decided to remain here for the prurient.
It Milieu"! that the Turks! neltcd nu
. nrmlutiw in order in holy their dead.
The l't'lltlcltl Mm referred to lhv- mxlll-
munder in chief. tron: “hum nu dullnllw
reply imp lm-u lmd, but lhv lilillll‘illl't'
" I! tacitly Ultill’th'tl. ’l‘lw til’lt‘ltl‘l elm-alt
with emotion of the i-tlcmy'n gallantry.
Tho 'l‘m-ltu illitl M’ilh'llily [rimmed to
surprise the tin-cit military nullmt-itlm
lloi'ul‘u they could recover from the im-
wildcrmunt of tho t‘t‘lt‘l'ltl (rum lmrimn
and to ltllct'ccpt lllc railway ut \'.-I«-ull~
no. thus «cutting off l‘llill'l‘itlil (ruin the
“parent littllt' ul ithlfllllt‘fi llllil pllnhim:
in n «trout; m-duv or irony“ in unim-
to threaten Vulu uml l'lmnnln. 'rlli‘y
mid have been cupilmd ii llwrs- hull
been a Minimum rolling Hul'lt to iron»
[am “rock rte-out:irwtnwnln l’rum l‘lmr-
“11] (it it {littoral Hllmlvnukl'n trmqm
Md my; boot: lm. Ill't'tl lu litlcinlvt u
“Milt movunwm,
When General Iitnulenllltl otmtn for
admin to assume ill.- «loin-n «a t‘lllof
oi suit. (loo-stat Jilillliitmtiti will pronu-
hli Ilttt'ccwl Mill in tlulilllmtlil oi “the
mud bulimic
a.-. .4. new
AITUATIONMAT VOLO.
the W Ilttll mm lay the limit».
The Fighting in tetanus-o.
Vole. tiny Mod majority of the low
habitabl- hnvc mlttt‘ttloll inn-m this port
it“ Mitosis and the island oi illuhwn.
The town is calmer. ”Min; lo the ur-
m‘l (If lM (Illicit and
1 Mil. lirilish nud llulinn warships
i We hundred Fri nob outlets are one
32 With. tin some in etdtlt in renown:
inhalation“.
dwelt treasury oi ’l‘heuely. com.
3. in chests of money. but: been
fit the Witch «institute The
fine lmlfl (taint-tuition am new
3““ worship and mu minwyed
M. llolll. the prime
euuudr nil
to
revisit are summoning in no.
tit Vuleutltto. Where lililliii
Am .thd and Iltllllllliy in»
threat at ovens» in wording
m .‘flll Mitch
Some Suggestions!
A: to a... sad some other good
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Large prunes, roe lb.
Fine apricots, 14¢: lb.
Fine dried apples, 8c lb.
Good dried apples, 5:: lb.
Dried peaches, 12c lb.
Prunclis, new, choice,’t4c lb.
Birtlett peers, cans I 5c.
Peaches. very good, cans roc.
Large Jar oi preserves, 'all sorts,2oc
jar. ‘
Strawberry Jam, rec.
Clover Leaf Salmon, lOC.
Bouless Herring [Good Relish] me
can. .
Boone Bauche Sardines, large can,
we.
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t slieeist
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. ; under Colonel mall. sdveneed to n m
:‘ otnesu' on the Mt. where two bst- " '
Seventh mm: of intuit?»
miss v‘rere in sudden com fitne-
lens” had ordered the shelling up be-
“.900 strong. Their cavalry recon—
uolterel the woods. where the Greeks
were cemented. but the batteries rev
untitled silent until 6 o'clock. and at
that time the fire ten for short ot be-
in. etioctlve. though the Greek Drivew-
tine was the best I hnve yet noted. The
Tum run away from the shelll. but
continued to advance in good order.
But right was really never ensued,
and the railway station wan defended
by only 3 small force, with two ltrupp
Kilns. Toward the end the large Turk-
ish center was seen to advance in the
distance. but sunset. at 6:45, caused n
temporary cessation of hoetilltles."
A correspondent of the London Tole-
, mph lends the tollmvlng from this
place regarding the battle at Valentino.
in which the Greeks succmtully re-
pulsed the repeated 'nttacks of the
Turks:
“The chief feature at the engagement
was a brilliant charge or 1.500 Circus-
sian cavalry in order to capture a. field
battery nhich was supported on each
{innit by strong bodies 0! Greek intun»
try. The Circasnlnnl nearly reached the
guns; ‘but. swept by the flanking mus-
kotry tlre. they were forced to retreat.
the battery shelling the retreating
hornemcn with such execution that the
whenttlelds were covered with the bod-
ice, of men and beams _
"The Greek troops have entirely re-
covered their morale. and their splendid
ottorts here prove how great, an effect
able commanders, like General Sinn-
lenekl and General Jannikoetu. can
produce on disheartened troops. The
Greek losses were chiefly due to the in-
(dairy tire». vcry few at the Turkish
shells c‘plmllng. The enemy retreat—
ed out of sight toward Larissa during
the night.
"An inspection of the battlefield re-
vealed a long line ut whmtilelde strewn
with comm-:2. The: Turkish attempt to
outtlank the Greek right proved very
tiliiéltfllll'l‘fllZ-l.tlt’v'li'ig to the murderuusmuw
kclry tire which pnurcd down the
slopes hold by the infantry and the or-
zonee. 'l‘lt-i Turkish cavalry chargcon
the (ironic lrtt sccmcd an act of sheer
madness. tor the hormuncn attcmptcd
to no: cnd a long strep in: line in the {zit-c
of two strong intrcnchmente of inlan—
by."
Clnmor Against Prince Constantine.
London, May tm'l‘ilc Athena corre-
spondent of The Times says:
“The nvwspiiper clamor against the
lhrcc princcfi cuntlnucr. but the major—
ity of i'Iliil'fili‘tl mid l'rilwilng pcuplc
regard the possibility of revolution with
disnmy and m:- piu- paired to support till
ilvnnsty should the «longer bet .mlc im-
min-om
it must he limit-mime! that there are
no mwiltlluts, unnnllints or slmihir or.
ltnnlzntionn in tin-mm. 'l‘hervlnrv. or. 5
should royalty talu- lls departure, thcrl,
is no prneqwct ur likelihood of any
lllvl\'€'lllvlll lllil' thu l'aris cmnmumx,"
The Times prime the iollmvlng dis-
pnll'h from Vole slinu:
"During the llchilng here inst “writ
[lll' tircck losers llwludml Ulllccr and
Dcput)’ Sylilzi. oh.) “its killed. it ir-
rumurt-al that mnny nlllrcra have told
the Frown l’rlticc l'xnmtlimino that they
\illl return their mwvlir: tltllcnu they luv
loll nuninst the Turks. Then- is u
lath-m: leel‘lnlz zit l'llltl‘r‘illfl. Thmlo-spnir
uwr thcmlslnkcu of the campaign hm:
ltt'ili Ill-Ult'l‘flit'tl it} it desire in rennin
'lll' t-tilw'lll ill I'Illl'nill‘. Hill)’ Milli! smi—
rllvru me actually pol-tied at .l‘lmrsnlu.
'l'llt' l'i'lllllillllt'l' :mx «llslnlmtml in no"
t'htllit‘“ px-yitluun. Insclplinr ii-i impruiw
inc, though lll‘Killlillllillil to Mill zmlm -
“hill (it'll-t “Yr.
"'l‘hv \‘lliugrm llirntltzhoul Thessaly
Italic print-livitllv tltnwrlml lilo ilrccku.”
A dinpnul: in TM 'l‘imm {rum Vol--
new llll‘ lirvok rum in much .lu-jnctml
by illl‘ rumor that lhc it'ltll'llt haw
lnxiltrnlimvi the 'Iltll! oi 'i‘nrlu-y \illll‘ll
“vrv up.“ p. tlrmxk .ltldck utillx.ut any
t'tllllpvllfiiitoi'y in lieu.
Wur's Illlulit at Art».
lmllilnil. May l. The corn-spmnlont
of The lmily Mall ill Al‘lii mayo:
”Hill‘ nl ill" \U'll'lt lnlstaltcs the
tirevitrl illit‘v mull» hull Iwcll llll' uwuill
umi llllt'lltlllloltl :ll.tl‘lll‘lt'l' of lllc nix
luck upon l’rcwm. llu rupturi- mm
Irm'illilll if the Hicvkn llll‘lilll llllllillvnn
ll: I’Ipll‘ur. Tu t :uxllno no air-mu u plow
lt)’ llit‘ luv it")! tl‘IHIlll’ll “in! tillilc impuri-
nililc. and now lllt‘ nilpnl‘tlmlty is llllll
nitouvtln-l.
"llmlvild of the (helium) llllnu “hit it
l’lmlllld liw Turks in wpuli damnin-
ulluul mt hint on it one dmw the lam:
nliuuld lIiin‘ iwcll illlllt‘ltt‘tl will: deter-
llillldliull by the titltloll‘lril "owl and
"Hillary lot‘i't'tt.
“Alto ll- uow deserted, Illl wrr-lcliml
lilliitllllltflitt living in the lit'ldtt lnxlilnd
the town. many oi limo on the wrin-
ul nliti‘t‘ttiillli. Nulhlllli lfi ltl‘m-llrulllu
in me may of rum! “will u sturdy and
uncertain uupply oi bread. Women
and children are «uttering llurrlhly with
will and helium“. and to them torture»
in mldml the “NW“ at it 'l‘llritlllh ulluck
iii any moment. “
tlruli mm “and! I'mI Action.
Lillliltlfl. Mil)‘ i The fii-mdsrd'a unru-
Yt‘ttpltiltlmli iti Volo more than tiwllrcrit
"wt in talking width-nu in nip-ll llw
iii-tuhtn «it tho delilu lcmlllilt in Milt-ri-
niiln in case the Turin: summed to
mmluu the til-vol: fluid: and ‘lnnrclilllu
lo Volo ..
thine-inn flflldn’t (lot In.
Malone. N l'. hilly blueprint liter»
that it"iyuu «sutured tour i‘hinemcli on
the line north of Malone, who were
end-«onus to rules: into lilo l'nlieul
them lie» slim murul s quantity at
opium. which they and mutant in tho
lining of their t’iotlllli'. They Were
lodged in Halon» ii" Nadine mallow
lion They will Millions in rstumed
tu (rhino. W .. WWWW
W mm by It
MW Itsv twill you»
mm m it“ Wk till
tiled-e hell it
Ill! when the army was well within .
”use. The Turks 'Vm evidently shout
novelties make their
headquarters. not.
ably more new things
hem m necimar than
you 've dreamed of.
American sills In new
at 250.
will while collars and‘
wear linen we can find.
(.‘ufl's. 25 0 per pmr.
at Melgs’ Comer.
Mr. Hem} Gardner,
{or 27 years of the Hub
Clothing Co. has Identi-
1' ed lumseif mill us.
l
Pretty certain the he you 're looking for Is lien.
Hume-Mada silks from India, [)ltlldtl fi'am Scot/and.
Band Bows. Bows, Assets-the best—500.
Thrace/area bosom slllrllru/es the season.
nova/hes. 970. French flannel shirts, to be yam
designs.
Puffs. [maria/e,
80m
Beautiful
cuffs, SI. 50 to 83.
”9195' & 00. collars and 'cuffs are made of the longest-
Collars, 13c, two for 25¢.
You' re just as well cared‘lar in fixings as m clothes
exam.
Open Manda}, Friday and .
Salim/a; Evenings.
A Hand-some ladies' Suit
Given Away Sat. lay l5tl:
TRIMME
From Paris
flowers. etc.
Stoves.
with. it it
no danger.
We Like to Show
Our Goods!
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A Handsome Ladies’ Suit
Given Away SItMay l5th
I have just received a complete line at
D HATS!
Also a fine line of ladies’ spring jackets. lined throughout with tat-
ietn silk for $5 95; cannot be bought elsewhere under 38. Also a full line of
ladies' suits, and a full line of untrimmed. ladies' and children‘ at bats, leathers,
Goldberg's New vork Millinery Parlors,
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Sat yeveuing, Moylfith utioocloclc
We Keep the Best
The Standard M'l'g Company's New Process
()iland Gasoline and the insurance Gasoline
.1.
stove that you cannot possibly have trouble
he “lNSL'RANCE” is it
blows out or the kettle boils over
and puts it omit will shut itscliofi,and there is
i
i
. The new will Will advance the price of crock:
‘ . cry to percent. Now is the time to buy. We
§ have the largc‘t and best stock in town, and we
sell cheep.
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items and Vulcan will be not (or special lots at height “when is
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COOIIW AND “AI-I.
ildOU‘PRINT'NODIIOOA
V Washington. In:
in a long and esretull
gave the general lflii’
purring kick in the
at the senate and in
let the final vote he,
previously agreed. t
that it will result in til
treaty. Strange as it
tor Morgan's remarks
settled the late of the l
senators who have It
views regarding the .
claimed that they would v‘ .
Re1ection of the tram
seems certain. \
Mr. Morgan's chief line "
which seems to” hove;
pressed certain senator!
parently anxious for In
against the trentY. was.
of the convention would ,
with Great Britain. which
could use to her' advantafle
with existing complicatlo
penn affairs. and that no . ' . ,
benefits could ensue to thit
States
One of the leading opponeii
treaty who has made I .. , ‘
situation. gives these name!
ntors who, he says. can be .
upon to vote against it: '
Allen, Bacon, Baker, Bate x
Butler. Cannon. Carter. Chum “:
rcll Daniel. Blltins. German. f
brough Harris of Kenna. W 9!
Tennessee, Heitfeld. Jone! or _
Kylc, Mantle. Martin, Meson. _
Morgan. Pasco. Penrose. Pettlgm ”
tus, Pntt hard Qu y, Bn‘vliun. 4
Shaun. Sicuart. T ller, Thurston.
man and Walthall.
Since 30 totes in opposltlolt‘
treaty “ill prevent its ratlflcul
nppnmmls of the convention harm
tight votes from the list- and It
teal. ll
Senate: Open Beam
it ashlngton May 4. —Sens.tor Till” _ >
of South Carolina was heard ’ I
bril- -lly and pointedly in the m I114-
er a silence at many weeks. 336 "
usual his remarks served to m
lively controversy. It occurred ill!!!“
the consideration of the W ' ,
Head pm. Mr. Morgan resented we "
sharp remarks of the South Chm
senator about “gobbling" and W *
public lunds.'1‘hc incident Vial closed
by .1 statement from Mr. Tillman dis— . ,
claiming any purpose of hell): d3-
Courlcuus to the Alabama senntor. ‘ ,1
An .igr ccmcnt “as reached for till!!!
\me on the tree homestead bill It 3 it.
til. hull/13’.
Mr. Morgan endeavored to secure Ir
\qu on his Cuban resolution. but it
unit our at the request of at .
nl’ Mziinc in order that apeecltel ill 6v
position may be made.
Svnatnr Chandler of New 8mm
introduced a hill to authorize the his ,.
nt’ rcrlillvalvs of indebtedness to use; ’
it'llilml‘iily ilefitiemios oi revenue. it
provides that {or any temporary die
mini 3' now cxisling or which my
ht'i'cdilt-l‘ arise In the national reve-
now the Bt’ll't‘lflry oi the "ennui“! ll
tillllmllzorj at his discretion to tune
vcllltl: all»; u! indebtedness of aeolian-
ml Stan-s in an ttl'lluunl not exceeding
tumml pmnblv in three years “
lilvll‘ little in lztu'tul money. of d
mum»: of $le or multiples the-not. it
:7 pcr will interest and to sell the III”
for llul less limit on equal amount of
lmt’lul munvy of the United fluid.
The vermin-sites are to have the some
status ml the bonds issued under ti!
kill tor the resumption of specia W“
"Hill.
.‘nnnlur l’ntilgrew oi South mm
plr‘unltd the following amendments
lnlvnalnl to in- propomd to the W
Mil:
Flux arrow. 87 per ton; ill: not
hm klmi ul‘ ulruemui. 2 cents per pound:
llux lmvklcd. known as dressed line.
5. ('t‘llhi per pound; tow 01 m it“
l'l'iiitl. lhrcwqunrtcrn 0! at W
per imlilltl. mu und tlnx rotted. t
will pvr pound. {‘"tllht'eJml‘m
pillllllilt‘tl adding to the if list QM
hum In. planks. deals and other lumber
or “mic plm- \tllt’ll not plotted or M‘
llill'ml
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”lln lwhllc “us made" u M
ii. d put :l. in the house on the W
all it pull: y ill tnmiputlillfl the I’M" »
nmn ot mmmlltveil. Mr. film i
Kimmie lllumillt it an by Ninth” W ’
lllllt upuu lhv llll'illii‘l‘. which m -
Ml lived to challenge liltlt to or”.
u lusuiultmt instructing the m
m uppuml thr- r: nunlttm. The In“
mm untied thin .hnlleun. but “it
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\Vnshmuton, took tit. W
Mitch tlic Illtltlti" had thrown m
lilitl mum-d the adoption of n 3““
limit at llw tenor situultod ”I fit.
lived ’l‘lu-ll Mr Fleming (m‘
moms“ ul'l‘elul ii nulmtltute em .=
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or. Dummy. ow to seamless ‘
to make the Issue plain. or it!“ . .
m-niwl .mullwr uulmllluto. dim‘
ppmikcr to appoint cuinmlllm
dlmcly."
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pmpouilinil“ the snooker tvu , ,
by practically lilo mild WI”
puny. «tainted by u MW' .
the imdorslllp 0' hit Bailey. m
lulu-n use :loicst:~d~yunvl. Rt.
:2: present ill 1'"th ill“! ,
tit-anion the {actions in the i x
ranks ware ion-ed to but t .
record. and it Demwntn. m
the l'opullstu. «upturned lit.
how «it New York was the
limb to put hlmwlt on :- in
port M "to rnelalutlon. willie elm
heroin and live Republican
preterit.
Mr. liniloy denounced in
the mmtncie which the l I v. ‘
prevention by their W,
(.‘uelmm oi Him” and "
Momma. tor the Bernoulli“.
lite resolutions. while If. t!
ed the llepuhllmn policy.
A senate resolution .
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