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file Total In the Present Campaign
‘ .Will Roach 38,000 Men.
TEE RUMORS OF MEDIATIOI‘I.
Triple Alliance Will Net Control Ar-
rangements -— Smolenski’s Heroism
Battle -of Velestino.
"Ira-ops Leave Salonika.
at the
London, May lO.-FA dispatch to The
Gbserver says, that the ofilcials and
WEISULS at Salonika report that the
Turkish losses in killed, wounded and
sick during: the campaign will reach
33,000.
A dispatch to The Observer from
Home says that Germany unreservedly
supports .tl e demands made by Turkey
upon Greece.
'Tlle correspondent of The Observer
at Athens says:
“I am assured that the Greeks still
occupy Ismaret' and Salagora, in Epi-
ms'll
‘Greeks Pursue Turks.
lethens, May 10,—Disp3tches received
heme fiom Domokos, the headquarters
of the (heck army, say that the Turk-
isle can ally, in making a reconnois-
sauce, approached within two hours of.
190111101105. but retreated 011 the ap—
apmsaoh cf the Greeks, who were or-
dered to pursuethe enemy. The Greeks,
if. is further stated, followed the Turk-
2715.111 cavalry to the advance posts of the
ewny’s lines.
§rince Constantine’s forces occupy
all the passes through which the Turk—
iisil-‘r troops must pass when they ad-
vance. notably those of Agoriani and
{Flam-asst
The inhabitants of Domokos are g0-
inn: into the interior.
The admiral in command of the Greek
squadron at Volo telegraphed that the
French and British consuls at V010, ac-
conirpanied by the commanders of the
’Frsmch, British and Italian warships,
have had a conference at Velestino
with Edhem Pasha, the Turkish com—
rsaander. The latter promised to re~
Emmi. the inhabitants and property at
Train provided the Greek squadron en—
gaged to refrain from hostilities and
Retire beyond range. The Greek ad-
antral accepted these terms.
.9111 the. foreigners at Volo have em-
heel-Red for other ports and the town is
13.0111 empty.
tribe gov e1r merit has informed the
ministers of the powers veibally that
following‘the recall from Crete of Colo-
m1 Vessels, :25 officers and two compa-
HIE’S‘df sappers the gradual withdrawal
0: troops from the island will take
place. After a brief delay the powers
will offer to mediate between Greece
and; Turkey. The powers will insist,
hil’fi’flli'ei’, that Greece shall confide her
imtwrests unreservedly to their hands.
Rafegctiations hav 9‘ commenced and me-
diation is rega tried as imminent.
. ”fi‘m‘fifi? __ H...—
, '1—1 St’i1ring Incident.
V1110, May 10.——A stirring incident in
Wamtion with the battle at Velestino
Rinse just been recorded. General Smo-
Iems‘kii, with something of the magnetic
(manus'iasm attributed to Skobeloff,
MR“. .aiong the lines addressing the sol-
dir’esa: and imploring them to remember
file traditions of their race and fight. if
Heard be, till the sacred soil of Thesally
should be saturated with thei’r blood.
I! was like an inspiration. Both uni-
fimzned soldiers and men with only
Etna?) aliens filled with cartridges, the
saround their native attire, cheer-
we and gripped their rifles more firm-
m."1’l‘heyagare another shout of de-
termination and indulged in reckless,
will}, but sometimes searching shell
fire. 'The ‘Turks fired volley after vol-
ley steadily on their intrepid enemy.
“Then the Gteeks left the shelter of the
twc'iches and charged nith wild shouts.
“Ellie Tur ks quiv eied f01 a moment and
retired in confusion to the shelter of
me mountain ridges. It was a brilliant
- Greek success.
"The News Via “fixshington.
‘W‘ashington, May 10.—The Turkish IL-
mtion received the following cable.-
.gptam from Constantinople: "Edhem
.E‘ltasiha, who is now at Velestino, tele-
graphs that the French and British
mmnnls of Volo called upon him in or-
der to state in their own names and
(hm-2c of their colleagues that the Greek
tramps had evacuated the place after
Exiting released the convicts, and they
leagues ed lzim to send at once forces to
omnipy the town and preserve the pub-
};Ete order and safety. Ten battalions
assent for that purpose to Volo entered
and occupied the city.
Embassadors Discuss Mediation.
Constantinople, May Ill—The embass-
zswhors met and discussed mediation by
like powers between Turkey and Greece.
‘ZI'he czar has informed the sultan of
71132219 dispatch of an ambulance corps of
:‘airgeons, Red Cross nurses and 500
beds for the Turkish wounded.
'Irlple Alliance. Not In It.
‘Zfiom‘e, May 10.——Opinione denies the
1 mpcrt to the effect that the exchange
minnows-of Italy. Germany and Austria
in regard to Turkey and Greece is sub-
ject to the arrangements of the triple
mliiance.
Troops Lrave Salonika.
May 10.—Sixteen battalions
fiftrom the Adi-iancple army, a regiment
«of cavalry and three _field batteries
heave been sent to Janina via Mon-
azs'til'.
"Salonilza,
Stevens Lacrosse Team Vanquishcd.
Baltimore, May 10.—Johns Hopkins
lac1osse team defeated the
...~':-‘:tevens university team of Hoboken
fie-1:1 the fuss game of the triangular
ashampionship series in which Lehigh
ryzriiversity is the other contestant.
Sitcom, 6 to 2.
Be Used a \V‘hent Tester.
Springfield, 0., May ,10.—An indict-
:zwent has been returned against Jacob
112:5: Yeazell, a prominent miller, for us-
icing a wheat tester. The case has been
'mnltched with interest, and, it is stated,
$212. 'will be made a test case under the re-
sent law.
I ' iliinols Bank Emnliner Indicted.
Chicago, May 10.—The grand jury
"wanted to indict Bank Examiner George
1%. Hayden for failing to report on the
audition of the Globe Savings bank
‘ film: over two months after he knew it to
one im an Insolvent condition. -
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THEY WILL ' BOLT.
The People of lhe Norwalks are Iii--
tally interested.
Case.
Otheis.
Wlhere 13 a large bod» ol‘ boilers in the
NOI‘WHlkS and VICIDIDV.
The. movement has been gaining force
for some timeaud has become so power-
lul that those interested are anxmus to
declare themselves. They are bolting
ancient and useless methods cit eutlnc
catarrli and hav iever,and they have
come over in lull force for California
Unlerrh Cure beauube they have tried 11
and know its worth. Here are the words
from a NorWalk 1111111 who has tried many
medicines and ll-eutmcutsbefore he go:
what he wanted California Catarrh Cure
the greatest and only known cure for
catarrL. *
Mr. Alfzel Flatt, 9Maple street, Nor-
wall , suit: "I have been a greatsudez-
er from catarlh for over thirty 361115,
having contracted the disease durine
me war. My Whole head seemed full of
cabs, and the discharge from lhe none
and into the throat. wassomethinu awful.
M y head ached almost coutmuullv, and
I never got a good nlehl’ a sleep. I pro-
cured a. bottle of California Oaturrb
Gureut Pleisted’s drug store, South
Norwalk. It has given me more relief
than I have had for years; my head is
very much unmoved and I can now
sleep all night. It is eeltainly a meat
1ele1ve1, andIam glad to recommend
it Nothing among all the things Itlled
beiore helped me one quarter as much
in months, as C. C. C. has in a few
weeks."
You don’t have to wait to find out. if
it. Will help you for it relieves at once.
To avoid Hay Fever in its seusmi, use
C. C. 0. now. It is 11 sure preventive of
this and all mucous diseases. Use It to
break up your colds, and to prevent
colds “banging on.” Price, 50 cents;
three times as much for one dollar.
Cadet Runs In Record Time.
Annapolis, May 10.—-In the annual
day sports of the VUnited States naval
academy here Cadet Henderson, 8. thiid
ycar man 1311 220 yaids in 21 1- 5 sec-
onds, equaling the intercollegiate and
amateur records held by Bernard We-
fers of Georgetown university.
Four Children Cremated.
Charleston, May 10.—-A special to The
News and Courier from Laurens, S. C.,
says the cabin of Laurens Tucker,
white, on the plantation of W. S. Gray,
was burned, and four children were cre-
mated. The father and mother had
gone fishing.
The Cotton Crop Report.
Washington, May 11.—The agricultu-
ral department’s cotton crop report
shows: Generallaverage, 105.4 per cent;
already planted lst day of May, 81.9,
against 87.9 per cent last year. ~
One Day’s Government Receipts.
Washington, May 11.—National bank
notes received today for redemption,
$488,964; government receipts from in-
ternal revenue, $825.07}; customs, $564,-
314; miscellaneous, $34,669.
Call For :1 Cornell Reunion.
Elmira, N. Y., May 11.-—Herbert M.
Lovell of this city, president of the Cor-
nell class of ’87, announces the tenth
year reunion of that class on June 16
at Ithaca.
Another Paris Fire.
Paris, May 11.——The ring and stables
f the Circus Molier were burned last
night, a fireman and 'a policeman being
seriously injured.
The Vl'eatlier. a“
Generally fair; slightly cooler; south-
ties terly winds, becoming northwester-
l
.y. ‘
A New Bank For Phlllipsburg’, Pa.
VVashingt-cn, May 10,—The Moshan-
non National bank of Phillipsburg, Pa...
has been authorized to begin business,
capital being $50,000.
THERE IS A CLASS OF«PEOPLE
Who are injured by the use of coffee.
Recently there has been placed in all
the country stores a new preparation
called GRAIN-O, made of pure grains,
that takes the place of coffee. The
most delicate stomach receives it with-
out distress, and but few can tell it
from coffee. It does not cost over 3A
as much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. 15cts. and 25cts. per
package. Try it. Ask for GRAIN—O.
’Tobacco Goes Up In Smon‘e.
Wilson, N. 0., May 10,—Fire destroy-
ed the big tobacco house .of Briggs &
Flemming, destroying $70,000 worth of
tobacco. The loss on the building is
$15,000. The stock and building were
partially insured.
State Treasurer’s Son “'eds.
New York, May 10.—-George Randall
Swain, son of State Treasurer Swain of
New Jersey, and Miss Florence Harriet
Joy were married at Newark, N. J.,
«lev. Dr. Baker of Wilmington, Del.,
officiating.
Fatal Jump From a Train.
Amherst, Mass, May 10.——W‘illiam
Planker of Northampton jumped from
a freight train at the-Boston and Maine
depot and was instantly killed. The
body was frightfully mangled.
C o ole
Munyon’s Cold Cure cures colds in
the head. colds on the lungs old
colds new colds and obstinate colds,and
all forms of grip. Stops sneezing, dis-
charges from the nose and eyes, prevents
catarrh diphtheria, pneumonia and all
throat and lung troubles 'lhe e pleas-
ant little pellets are absolutely harmless,
have saved thousands of lives and pre-
vented much sickness Price 25c.
Improved Homoeopathic Home Remedy
Company p it up a separate cure for each
disease. , At all druggists, mostly 25
cents Guide to Health free
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 150‘)
Arch street, Ifhiladelphia, Pa. ansv ered
with free medical advice tor any disease
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