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(Ceatleaod Prosa First p??;?,)
Montenegrin irenpn wrlwoat any help
?row. the TarMtt troops.
Twrkev |? Ci ??int.
Constantinople. October P.?The
Turklsr government awaits coming
events with calm assurance, according
to Noredundghiau BffeudL the Otta-|
man foreUra ministes. In aa laterrtew
given to the Associated Press to-day j
he said:
We face the future with perfeet
confidence. I should like to point out
however, that the declaration of war
by Montenegro was made contrary to
the practice adopted by all civilised
?t?te?, jt went against the stipula?
tion of The Hague convention, of
whteti Montenegro was a signatory.
In the first place, no attempt was
made to seek the good offices of a
third paity in order to And a means of
avoiding a conflict.
Secondly, the declaration of war did
not set forth any real or tangible
i a use for war.
Thirdly. Montenegro opened hostili?
ties without granting the usual pre
I Malaga, J delay, and actually before tbe
declaration of war was presented to
the Porte."
The Turkish government has decided
|a make a selection from among the
Greek vessels detained in Turkish
ports and will hold thoae best suited
for military transport purposes and
release the others.
teseaee of Confesses.
London. October 9.?News from
gafla. Ruigari. eays that the rapidity
et the concentration of the army haa
exceeded all expectations and develop?
ments will now be vrrg rapid. Every*
thing in connection with the mobiliz?
ation has worked with the utmost
so-oothness. and there has been a re?
markable absence of confusion at the
war dfllces. The stock exchange In
ixmdon was somewhat more affected
to-day by the Balkan situation owing
te the weakness of continental bourses
?nd principally of Paris, from which
riarket selling orders were rather
HbareJ, ^
The leading gold mining shares and
Peruvian securities were depressed,
while Rio Hinto* declined 2% points.
rriMti Berlin. Canadian Pacifies were
offered at $3 below parity. Other
American stocks fell from one-fourth
td on? point, principally on continen?
tal sales. I>omestic securities were
unable to withstand the depression,
and other sections dropped in sym-j
pathy. Consols are thr?o-sixteenths |
lower Bulgarian government stock i
fell from one to three points, and i
Turkish government stocks three {
points. '
May Battle re Air.
Paris. October 9.?Airmen belonging
to opposing armies are likely soon to
come into conflict for the first time In J
actual war for all the Balkan states, j
as well as Turkey, have a nnmber of
expert airmen, most of whom have
learned to fly in France, i*hey also
possess considerable aerial equipment.
Turkey, for instance, cently ac?
quired eicht monoplanes in France,
two in Ens-land and two in Germany,
while others have been ordered by the
Ottoman government in both Eng-rand
and Germany. Bulgaria owns one
monoplane -and three biplanes, aad
the War Department in Sofia has lust
ordered additional machines from
Germany. The Greek Wa- Department
possesses six French bipVsneg and one
GETTING RiADY FOR ^fW?MTl
hydroplane. The Servian army does
not own any machines, but several of
its officer* are flying- men.
>"e Other Reeeurue I*ft.
Cettinje, Montenegro. October 9.?
King Nicholas has Issued a proclama
-,-t
tlon summoning the Montenegrins to
go immediately to the* assistance ot
the brethren in old Segvia, where, he
declares, women and children are being
I massacred.
??Montenegro has ibjoped to secure
(the liberation of the Sterbe in Tnrhey
NEXT SUNDAY'S
The Times-Dispatch
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Pound for
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The conclusion, of a two
part story of Alaskan min?
ing life. Equal to any of
written with a tasowlsdge
gained at fhnt hand by
years of expedience la the
great Northwest. With
Anton Otto Fischer aa the
illustrator.
W\hmn Offer CirtsW
without the shedding: of blood, but
peaceful endeavors proved unavailing;.'
continues the proclamation," and no
other recourse was left but to take
up the aword in their behalf. V7e
are aaaured in this holy undertaking
of the sympathy it the whole civilised
world."
The proclamation concludes:
?"Montenegro is attacking Turkey,
not from motives of arrogance, but
inspired by a noble resolve to pre?
vent the final extermination of her
brethren.'*
?tin Wtthaat Reply.
Paris. October 9.?The French foreign
office at a late hoar to-night was still
1 without a reply from Sofia, Athena or
i Belgrade, and the only auggestion thus
; far as to its possible tenor is found in
! the remark of the Bulgarian foreign
; minister, when the note of the pow
j ers was delivered that "perhaps it
] would hav; had a better chance of suc
i cess if presented a fortnight earlier.
Bulgaria's hesitation Is variously ta
I t*rpreted. Most of the diplomats are
j of the opinion that it is moiety to
! gain time to complete war preparation.
j a seml-cfflcial note reiterates that the
I accord of the powers Is such that it
j war breaks out. It Is sure to be local-1
? lsed.
?.hats Are
Augusta, < ?a . October ?.?Two strike
I breaking street ear employes were
, shot, one probably fatally. There to
I night when shots were exchanged be?
tween the men on the car and strike
sympathizers. No arrests were made.
The crowd attacked the car la Sum
mervflle. aad. it is said, a teeth t ts
I drag the motorman aad can garter on*
mm ear. They replied by a shot late j
the crowd. Instantly the are wag re?
turned by a lata mos. The injured
men were rushed to a heeatteL
FOR CONTROL OF MARRIAGE
i Chicago. October f.?The lateiest of
the State Is paramount to that of the
I individual In the marr?age relation,
j according tc drastic reomntendatleaa t
.covering the subject adopted yesterday
by the Rock Riser Metl
copal Conference.
Physical examination of ss ad ?dates
for marriage. Federal central of
riage anB, divorce, and
abaadoaawnt a felony were seats of
the recommendations
committee on
STRIKE BLOCKS BUSINESS
SUIT TO TEST LAW
IS INSTITUTED
Journal of Commerce Denies!
Right of Government to
Demand Publicity.
INJUNCTION IS S0U6HT
Plaintiff Has Support of Ameri?
can Newspaper Publishers'
Association.
I New fork October t ?Suit to teet tbe
right ef the swremexet ta enforce the rwe
eral law ef Aaawst M. 1SU. mqairtas sews
papara ana periodicals te pohliab their circs
kectoa eaaree twiee a year a*4 haoaaaac
ether psallnttr reenaiesaeass, was Stet ta
the Catte4 States Bastrtil Court here to-day
my the JearsaJ ef Cwsasaerce end Coaaaor
eiat Beile?hi Cesapaar. waMhthers ef the
Jeerael ef Coseaserce.
The eait is directed stalest Pastmaster
Oeheral Hitchcock, Attorney-General Wiek
ei ahem, Catted nates Btstrtrt Wast aad
Poet master Met gha. et* New Tora The pe?
titioner cbergae that the law la unconstitu?
tional aad praps far a tsrapsrary aalaatlasa
isstrasalsaT Its estareeaaeat est II Beet adjs
dlratisa. Tt "alee sssasaaa that the Sefssd
aehs ha lasjslied as eshjaaaae te
Back of the secies, aeeerdtap
C. Sferrhv of caasen fee tl
Is the American Newspaper F-uhitahers- As- j
sects ties The ?sssihwlis sa elded recently!
te tue s teat sett, sea the Jen real ef Cosa- \
aaii. atr. kterrb) ssM hi Bas? as pstrusa.
has the asset has pad ss inraUia ef aha mm
The pet I ties alleres there are aVaM) aews
psjVrs aaa scrlodlca.B b* tha country asset -
ed hp the law. It cheeses thai the lew as
vest seessse it vfeksiea the ?Metal ceesU
tauee. the am sad srth aaaesaaseeta sad
ahrhspsa the fisieia? ef the press. The saw'
at roerscterases as ef ae htasSt re the peat
esVe er say ether eesertaaeat ef the pst-i
era as set, laessaseh es shsatises hp the perl.!
eeioaS) aad sia?aain weald set "aid er'
aastet at the ipirausB ef ths Psst-Oslee Oe
partmeat er la the carry Is? ef as Us se the ?
are sheet te asrsasa the tew hr searkap the
ceatpaskssats ths sea ef the aeeiie ?rtth
lafsiassa te that ssewsa ef the tew whw-h ?
i ?aslus that all sets est saatter far wawa.
for Infant? and Chlldf n.
CostorU Is a> hartnle-i Mbstltato for Castor OU, Pat*o?
roric, Drops and Mo^thltsf Srrraps. It U pleasant,
ft contain* nHtncr OplomT Mori&ne nor e46or Har
eotte aubstaaee. It deotrors Worm* and allays Feror*
It rollere? Coawslpation, Mind CoUe, all
Teothinc Trouble, and Marrlbt?*. It rotradates the
%Umtum and Bowels, fflrlaf avoaJUiy and natural sleep.
Tbo Children's Psasooa-lVo Motaer'a Friend.
tThe Kind Ton Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
AUDITOR GIVES
lit Tocfltma
Heated Colloquy Causes Uproar
During Roosevelt's Meeting
in Michigan. -
Houghton. Mich.. October S.?Uproar
among auditors et Coloael rleeserelt
came after a coiloeey between the
speaker and* one of hia liateners to?
night- The Colonel wag replprag to
Governor Wilson's charge that the
steel trust waa behind him. 1
A man In an automotdle la front of
th? Colonel stood up. and, using his'
hands as a megaphone, shouted:
?That la not true."
1 suppose, sir," th* Colsail celled
hack, "that you approve of th* theft
at Chicago. Tou stand for theft and
yon sund for lying; and false wit?
ness?
"That is not so," the man shouted.
The crowd waa'thrown Into such/an
uproar by ths incident that tt waa
seme time before Colonel Roosevelt
could make himself heard. ?>?
**1 dont know who you are," he
called out, "hut I am told yen repre?
sent the coal trust. It la perfectly
natural that you should object to.
bearing the truth about your aide ot
the campaign."
* Werek ea ItbajsH Cesst Use
(Bfreela! te The Tlmee-Dispatch.]
Wilmiastea. X. r.. Oeteber k?This mora?
les at Wetha, near wibnwrtea. an Attas*la
roast Mm uireucb freight ma head ss rata
a lee Hoe of ears, seriously lajsrtap Bari
eeer c. Tdsclena. ef this city, sad ?nshlng
s number ef ears te rises*_
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