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n,|n..?Ml from flrat P-BV.
other Blda ol ?be plcture. m the
*' ,??! of x.-'rianop'-c the armlea
**%;: ;?,?;.?.??..mw?-*
*?;?'. ,t tions on th. rallway Hne,
*?? . ? araa general ntul
*?*? '. , . Another
s'n n, ,1 t - Turklah troops, whlch
SJi them cloae to the enemy. waa
IW?" . .- Tunje Rlver, Um
?_T_ roada eaat aod
Trnln-loada of refa
T'hav.' led :i"!l1 Adrlaiitmia to Con
"SfS*- '" aBulgariana tour.
' Klrl- Klllw-h waa very rapldly
?rd bi ... 0f the aevere Bght
ed troops
idrirenback ivlth aevero loaa. The
\rt? P>?' ,he n;J,:,bor kil,,Mi ""'
rfI_pded -'-t thn-e thouaand men. lt is
tated th.t th< ru ? ? baaed ? n
L auvi.. of the German [act
..ctoilri'w th. Bulgarlan tro ?pi
ITlha ,,,al;'* wh9Ti
?Mfcs trouM be able to brtaf thelr
aaerwhahnli 1,>' ta ",r'";'",s
tobear en then md < ruah them.
"0n the other hand, the obja-ot of the
rauatiani "' l0 '" '
Tancs wltl the utmoal is.pld.ty before
TurkUh D mplotO. lf
.afv aa. dellverlng a -
JJ lfu- ( l**1 nortn "' ' "
?pw'n Aii : '-' l bacom? unten
abie , . ?
The bjqIi iv are burning
c,,t Ol blch tbey pass and
_re_rlvinK the civll populatlon back on
t> turklah . nei Reporta Of atroci
,!,. in th.- '"n,J Kirk Kn"
-g jj , I with caution,
J ,h? d 111 these parts ls
j_gfly Bubjarian lt is atatad thut in
Hofia during l '? laal few days aeveral
Turkish iplea have been shot under
?jiartlai law and among them a woman.
a aariea I s--rvi.ui aaaee la re
|Mtaf ln ;h Novlpaaar and Old
itevto Ul all Blong ibe Betvlaa
ifrontier. ' - ?'''' ,r" ' WOUld
mesn that practlcally the whole of the
eanjak of Novlpaaar and the lme from
Mltrovitza to l.'akub were In tb.- bands
?ef thr Bervlane. Thc chief forcea, how
?tver, are not yet engaged, and theae
battles. though sanguinary, are i
dsclllve of ius ie 4>f the campaign.
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MAP SHOWINfJ THE PROGRESS OF THE BALKAN WAR.
The armiei I are diivlna back
the Tmks ;rt almost . \.i> point Tha
, Uulgarlana, ihr*ir posltlena n uk.d i.>- out
:. Hghtln ? around Kirk
Kiliaeh for tiu- key ts Adrlanopie, bave
i .1 fui tlflc ? ms sl krda. to the a rat,
rlver the Turks oul i I Y'ealllko and
ple
ur- . ' ihe Senttas, in ths North Bsnjsk,
fhe town ol Voviiiazar itself and Ttis
tin.-i. while tho rnnior i*-* currsnt that
IKumsnova haa slso swrandersd. Thls
lasl plscs of nssra, Sf true. la mostblm
1 portant, ss Kumanora jf practlcally tho
advance post of i ?Uub, whsrs a big
battle between tiu-* mflln forcea ot i..>th
l ? stsd w ithln th?* next
few ilms, Ths C&pturs of Prlstina alsu
is a i om i tccess, boih mate
rially, bt-causi thla Important towncon
- thlrtj thou**and Inhabltants, ths
n-i'j'-itty ol *vhom Brs Alban'aus, ai i
morally, becauss Prlstina llea "??
the ? ii-;. -.t the Kossovo plain, or Am
selfeld, where the Servlsna lost i greal
batth ag Insl ths Turks ln 1389, In
voivi* g tl tlon foi nsarly flt t
hundred > ? irs. n Mts the s* ?
allted -'ith ths M igyar, John Hun
?galn auffered a di I ten Ibls with
alaughter, when 111?-> trled to shake off
Turkish yoke.
General Zlvkovlch, commsndlng tha
n*> ? -1. i - g rvian inny, reports Servlan
TiStlns ? xtraordlna
lilj large. though excsedsd by the Turk?
iah casualties 8< rvlan olflclala wers Im?
mediately estsbllshed In Prlstlm . Bome
alarrn is felt lest ths SUpply <>f ri'le
carlrldgis should tun out. and the
cartrldge factory sl Maktiko is work
lnt! daj and nlght lt can, bowevsr,
Dly s qustter n.illlnn daily, or
a littir more than ons tor svery man In
the flold, and thls ls gult.* InsutDclent
v.hen the numerous fOTCSs ari* engaged. |
ThOUgb tho eap'ure of Kumanova ls ,
doubtful, it sppsara csrtaln that ths
Bervlana bavs taken Prsoovo, half way
from Bu.tatv Tho Btrength of th.- Turks
ln tht- Banjaik of Movtbaxar and Old
Sr-rvia is estimat*-! at forty thousasid
i ten and f"ur b.-ittorio> of srtlllery
The Bsrvlan srtlllery has ahown it*-? *-1f
rtor to ihat <-f the Turks. Ths
Juii'tiun nf the Servlan and Ifontone
grts ths Llra Valley is re?
ported, i osslbl: i *i" Ij. bul esr
, tt arlll be effected In a few days,
cuttlng off thr- Turkish troopa al Prev
Ue, fr ?m ths south.
a dlspatch from Athena at 12*30
o'ckx k this morning Bays thal Ihs
Greeks are movlng northward ln hot
pursult uf the Turks. They captured
ths t"?n of S**rbia aflor a tit-rci- battle.
Thelr loss in fordng ths Btone gates at
ths pa-ss, whlch wore dofendod wlth
great de'< nnlnution by the Turks, was
very heavy. They took many pnson
?.*!>. Tl i- pass, beglnnlng north of
Sarandoporo. Ifl nine miles in length
and r.ffors every advantage to tbi d*
fonrle*-. Bfl ths oHffs rlse higher and
htghor aa the road cuts throiiKb to tho
northward, tiii at ths '-nd of the pan*
facing S-rbia th<- ? liffs towsr a thou
sand feel < n sat h Blds sbove ths nar
ruu road. To doferiij the position the
Turks had twenty-two battallona of
Infantr) ano nine battertes of fleld ann |
mountain srtlllery, while ths Orseks
attacked with tlu- full BtrengUl <>f the
Crown Prtnc*e'a army
Tho battls l-epan at 10 o'clock on
] aaday morning and raged all da^f.
atta'k aml OOlintSr attack siu-ceodhig
in rapid BUOCSSSkin. At sundown
oelther alds had galned any sdvantage.
Throughout the evenlng the flghting
COOtlnuod, until the nearly full moon
gllttsrlng down on tho clear-cut cliffH
and sloping escarpments naw the, CttSB
and Um CrsSQSat ln deudly comhat. At
mldnlght the lltfht lullod, a desuttory
cannon tlre alone belng maintalned.
The Greeks bivouacked on the ground
t},r-> had letaim-d, and when morning
broke it was BSSO that the Turks were
retreatlng frorn tho lower hllls guard
lng the entrance to tho dofile and con
eentratlng their strength on tho topmost
fortlflcations in ordor t" protect the
re'reat of the maln body to Serbla.
The evaeuatlon of tho lower hllls
probably was due to the threatened
turnlng movement by the Greek (-second
army, which, operatlng on the Trlkala
Kr.sanl road. defeated tho Turkish
rlght wing at Deskate. nwlng to tho'
narrowasss of tho deflle And tho steep
Incllns <'f thr- bills. only a limited num
i,.-r ot th- crown Prlnoe'a wmy wa?
.,!,?,. to d.-lher an asaault. Tbe Greek
BOldlSTi fought with wonderfui bra\
ery ami the Turks dofendod tena
aly.
ii-nlnv mornintr the Greek army r*e
gan tbe o. < upation of the slopes fban- .
(i,?,-l by ths Turks. rindlng many ovl- j
. i of ths Banfuiuary oaturs of j
Tuesday's battle. The Turks kept Up I
a hut rear guard action.
Thr* . ptibllcatlon ?t teleprains from j
Ui.* erowta prinoe announ<ing hls suc
cess is receiveil w*th Intonse satls- ,
faction ln Atbens. Kvory family ls i
deep'.y Ihvolved in the fortunes of the
war Iy the presence olten of three or
four mombers, and tho poople b*av*M \
potablS rostralnt In the exclt-ment and |
anxlety whlch grlp them.
Tlu Bulgarians appsiently are dlrect- !
The Servlans thelr poeMouo Indicated
by outllne drclea, have eapiured lha Im*
portant titlea of Novlpaaar, Kumanova
anil Prlatlna Ib thetr advance aouthwijat*
Ward Into Macednnla
Tne Qreeka, their poaltlon ladleated by
outllne star. advandna ' ward on
Ing a wide Banklng rnovement to the
east of Ailiiniiop'.e ac.ains-t th.- Turkish
arrnv. ln aiidition to th.- Bu'garlan
force already known to be at Klrk
Klllaah, thlrty-flve mllea 4-nst of Adri
anople another Bulgarlan column ls
nu\v reported marchlng south close to
the coaat <>f the Black Bea. lt hae
taken Vaatliko vlllage, ten mllea aouth
of the frontier, and is aald to be mov
Ing through .'in eaey country toward
Vlaa, a town half way between Adrlin
opie 81).1 Constantinople, An advance
in thla quarter is well calculated t"
threaten trommunlcatlon wlth the main
Turkish armj whlch must in- aome
uii-r. ii. iii.-riiat. i> aouth 4.' Adrianopie
Kin* Nlcholaa wlth hls ? ? \<-ft f,.r
I BalMilii. after eroeetng the Miiuna Pobb.
galned a declsive victory at Klassona.
I and drove tbe T;rk<i out of the town al
Berbla
The M4iiiteneKrins. posltlon Indleeted by
j an outllne cross. ai>- flghtliig for POOOCB
I aion of Scutarl _
[ Kieka. a small Montenegrin town be
' tw.cn Lnke Scutarl and Cettinje.
where hls majesty met Crown Prince
[ Iianllo, who retBT-Od ihlther from An
?Ivarl. nnd a councll of war was held
early Tuesday morning.
The botnbardtnent of Tarahoach ha.'*
begun nnd the roar of cannon could ba
. heard through the day. Weather con?
ditions are unfavorable for lonn range
| fir-tiUerv operatlons. Then- waa a thlck
!mlst, whlle raln fell COnttnUOUBly. In
the far e ?,f thla ihe Vonteni'grins were
I eompelled to oeaee tieir flre. The as
i mull I'ontinin-d yeaterday. The Ifonte*
, negrln Infantry advandng from th.
BortbwlMl iij now bal twelve mllea di?
j lant from Scutarl.
SERVIAN ARMIES ARE
DRIVING BACK TURKS
Three Days, Desperate Fighting Preceded
the Capture of Novipazar?Many
Other Cities Taken.
Helgrade. BervlB, Oct -'A. It ia ob_*
cially announced that the third Bervlan
army to-day captured Ihe town of
Novlpaaar, after her, e flghting and
areai aaorldcaa.
Tiie Turks are retlrlng -rom Kuma?
nova, bul thc town ls still In thelr
banda, The Bervtana have compJetaiy
?arrounded it. although the f irks hold
nt, important position. domlnatlng the
town.
Thr- aeeond contlngent of wi
numberlng 180, arrlved here this afier
noOn, Hig CrOWda cheered as f tie
tranaport amgona pamed, aii the
s.hools are fitted up as hospltals.
As a raault\of yeeterday'a flghtlnc
the Bervtana also gainad command of
the rlver bankfl and marched on to the
plaln of KOBBOVO, where thev later In
the day captured Prletlna,
The Turkish troops Whlle retirmi; rh
Btroyed a number of rlver brl.l.'
the F.-rvian englneera, after ? nlght'a
hard work. have BUCCeeded In restor*
ing conamunlcatlona, ami supply traina
are now runnlng from RlBtOVaU OB the
Servian border, to the front 4,f the Ser
vian army.
Tho military authotitlea have in
stalled Hervian odlclala lfl the admin
Istratlons "f the T irklsh towna they
have eqptured t4> th<- aouth of Rleto*
rata. The beadquartera or the ndmin
istrai'on are at the vlllage flf Lflh,
which is the name |tva? to the dlatrlcl
by the Servians
The capture of Novlpaaar by Gen?
eral Jankovit.h waa pre eded by thre
daya1 deaperate fiKhtiuK, the Turks
holdlng strong fortMed positions.
(leneral Zsovkovlteh r.-ports that the
Servian losses in the oapture of Prle?
tlna were extrar.rilinarlly larK", but
tbal the Turklah loeaea were atlll
greater. _
i'on?tantinople, Oct. 'J'l. - Heavy flght?
ing contlntied all day nh>ng 11)4- line
from Ailriwaiiiple to Klrk-Klllseh, but
u declaive reYilt ls nol BXpOCtad untll
to-morrow evenlng. Both ak*aa era
disj'l.'iylng'the utmosl l.rav, ry and de
lermlnatlon.
The press corrcapondenta lefi h.-r.-1..
day by apedal train and are proceodlng
to the fr4.nt. The f,,r4-lgn military at*
laehf'B wlll khsVB f4>r the front 4,n Frl?
day.
London, Oct 2&?The news from the
,,..-,t .,f war to-nlght teiis of the con
tlnued nu. 44-sses of tlu- allles. The S.r
vlans have I aptured Novipazar and ar?
the vlrtual masH-rs of Kumanova. The
vlctories. however. bave i'een pur
chased at hea\ y nacriflces.
Tha situatlon lfl Thrace is becoming
clearer. A great bat tie is beiag fought
over a wld4- Hcmi-.drcular front before
Adrianopie, on whlch town th.- Bul
garlans an- gradually 4-lo8ing in. On
th- east they have occupied Vnslllko
and Tirnovo. and are contlnulng thelr
advance eouthwafd.
On thc weat the Hulgarlans, accord
ing to offlclal Sofla accounts. have
roachod the drda Wver, close to
Adrianopie. whlch Ib being vlgorously
bombarded. Already the two outer
forta have fullen. Some poBitiona to
the north of Adrianopie are also said
to have been taken after Ilghtlng of
tba aevenat charai ter.
Of the army in the i entre, operatlng
ln the dlreetlon Of Kirk-Killseh, there
was no news to-day, and evldently that
fortresa is atlll holdlng out.
Jt ls slgnlflcant that to-nlght's Con?
stantinople ilispatch.s. which say that
k decisive result ls expected to-morrow,
ha\e a less confldent tone than prevl?
oua dispatchea from that capltal, whlle
[thoy admlt a hoi\y strugKle, In -vhih
both Bldea srs Bhowlng the uti
bravary
Meaqr* Ne^s from Montentgro.
Informatlon concernlng ihs Monte*
negrln progress la mengr*-. bul tha
Turkish nuthoritlss elalm tbal Bcutari
has been relnforeed snd la ..ife.
\ Balontcs dlspatcb ns**n; thnt the
llallssorl trliios are offended becauss
ths Montenegrln commsndera srs pro
, i lalmlng tho aoveretgnty of King Nlch
i in tha captured Albsnlsn lowna
They dsmsnd thnt KinK Nlcholsa glvs
b guarsntee that ho svacuts Alba
nlan territory ami *-o.*ur** sutonomy for
Albsnta. Bo fr, r they bavs r? ehrd no
astlsfsctory ropiy. and it is reported
that they srs r<-fis:i.k- to flghl further
fur ths Ifontsnegrlns, whosa advsnce
bs ? ??'?ti thersby checksd.
The next news of thr Qreek CSJU*
,-.'i ahould bs an important battle
.mi the town of Borbta, io whlch
i* tho Turks hav.- retr-.-it.-d from
sona snd havo been relnforeed
f:. m ih. north.
Tlv* occupotlon of tho Turkish islnnd
I <if i.i mnos by the Qreek txoopfl is rom
| piete, accordlng to sdvlcss received by
| tiu* Qreek Legatlon hore. Btrateglsta
I regard Ihs Island as n raluabls haso
for operatloaa
An ofBclal reporl by tho Berviaa
commander says lhat Ihs Turkish
' troops. after offerlng a dtsperats rs
.1-0 falllnf? hn-k along the
' whole front, snd in their preclpltata rs
i tresi are leavlng behind them quantl
; tlea of Buppllsa and atnmunitlon.
Servians Me?t Mixed Forces.
Mosl nf th- Servlan sucresses have
been'?won ovsr niixerl fOTCSS Of AI
banlan tribesmen and Turkish Irrogu
lars. They will not come Into - nn
t.u t a Ith ths trained Turkish troops
until thsy reach T'skup.
A mossago recetVOd horo from <"on
stantlnople I f Indlrscl route and datsd
October 22 savs tho Turkish f'oot has
left a torpedo boal Botllls to barry oul
the bjockade of the BulgHrlan coaat The
Turkish battlsshlpf, lt says. are lylng
nt the entrance tn tiu- PooporuB, and
il !s exp tsd they are about tO return
to Constantlnopls and rent. after whlch
they wlll go out Into the Mediterranenn
and SngagS tho Greek flost.
The Greek naval forces ar'* divlded
into thres tlotlllas. one of which as
ajsted ln tho landlng of Greek troop*
at Katerlna, on the Oulf <>f Balonlea;
atir.thr r Is h ildlng Lemnos and a thlrd
ls bomhardlng tho Turkish fort of l*r..
vesa.
AhOUl ono thousand Bulgarlan prls
om-rs of war have arrlved ln Constantl
noplo, accordlng to a special dispatch
fr.im tho Turkish caplfal.
Detalls "f tho Berviaa casualties bavs
not been glvon. but they ar.r belleved
to have been conslderahle. Kxtraordl
nary sienes are wrttOSSSJSd ln the towns
and villages of OM Servia when they
fall Into the handa 4>f the Servian
troopp. The Invaders are always greet
ed wlth open arms. and tobOCCO and
refreshments are pressod on the s"Mir-irs
hy ths InhabltantB, who place every
thlng they possess ut the dlsposal of
the roilltary authorities.
ADRIANOPLEHARDPRESSED
Bulgarians Occupy Arda and
Other Strongholds.
Sufla, Oet. '23.? Terriflc flghting was
in progreBs to-day along the whole
Hulgarian fn.nt. accordlng to ofTlcial
dispatches. The Bulgarlan force oper?
atlng agalnst Adrlanopie reaehed J
Arda. a redotibt sltuated to the west of
the Turkish strongholil. Aft4-r a sharp
r-ngagement the Turks fled in dlsorder,
leaving one hundred men kilied.
To the north of Adrianopie several
advance Turkish positions have been
captured by the Bulgarians after furi
ous flghting. The Turks fled preclpl
tately towanl Adrianopie, leaving many
dead behlnd them.
During the battle hefore Adrianopie
thfl heavy guns ln the Turkish re
doubtfl to the northeast of the city
4,pened flre on the Bulgarlan BBBBn
ants Their shoot'.ng, how.ver. was Ir?
reguiar and lneffective.
ln the mean tlme a force of Turkish I
troops was annlhilated while maklng a
sortie from the eastern side of the clty.
Another Bulgarlan army has invadel
Turkey. this tlme along the shorea o
the Black Sea. After occupying the
coast town of Vasillko they captured
Tirnovo and are now advanclng south
ward on the Important town of Vlsa.
The prisoner* taken by the Bulga?
rians say the vlgorous off.-nslve move?
ment of the lnvnders took the Turks
by surprlse. The Turka are denmral
Ized, 111 fed and badly disclpllned.
In the Razlog dlstrlct, also, the Bul?
garlan troops are marchlng southward.
The Turks have burned several large
vtllages on the banks of the Rlver
Ptruma.
Crowda gathered around the War
OfllCB are Bwaltlng offlclal bulletina ol
the progreea of the operatlons ai/alnst
Klrk-Klllseh and Adrianopie. The
newapapera publlah varying reporta.
They agree only that scrious flghting
is proceadlng around both toama
According to one report. a rlecMve
movement Bgatnat Kiik-Killseh began
Monday ev.-nlng. when CBVBlry and In
fantry. under COVCT r,f a heavy artil
lery fire. attacked the town on two
sides Tli<- Bulgarians have completely
surroun4|ed Kirk-Killseh, whlch the
Turks regard as of almost equal lm
portance with Adrianopie. Its defence
has been intrusted t4> Mukhtar Pacha,
son of the irrand Vlzler, BBd HazlrVi
Pacha.
Bevore flghting ls alao reported in the
Strumu Valley. The Bulgarians yes
terday occupied important utrategic
polnta in Kr.-sna Pass. The Turks
n.-.i, ahandoalna munlttona and sup
pllea.
The governmenl organ "Mir'* reporta
ihat the Bulgarlana art dlrecting a
beav) artlllerj flre "" Adrianopie. The
two outer forta bave been captured In
Monday'a nghtit.g on the rallway to
u,. Boutheeal of Mustapha Pacha 'he
Tirka lost aeventy-threi kllled <me
ufMcer and alaty-foui men wer made
priaon ra ..n<i flvi machine guns were
captured ..._.
The ".Mir" publishes addlttonal de
i.ills ..f tne iiia-,sai lc In th.- dlstnct of
KotS4hana. It saya that th,- retreat
|n Turks maHsacred th- mule popula
tlofl in tUe villages to th.- ,,,utl..ast .,f
Tsarevoselo and aet fire to tiie houae*
Deputatlone of atudianta went to the
kflnlater "f FTex to-daj and begged
thai stud.nts. who aie ezempl from
a,.r ... untll twanty-thrca yeara of age,
mitfht I"' enrollad with the 1913 re
I crulta. _
VICTORY FOR GREEK ARMY
Turks Retreat After Sharp At?
tack Near Elassona.
\hens. Oet. 21 The Qreek arm-- de
f, .,?.-.i ih- I irkieb troops -his morning
beyond Blaaaona after a vtgorous at?
tack. and the Turks are now retreatlng
t,, the town of Berbhv accordtnf to a
disiabh from CrowB Prince Conetan*
tine of (ipi-ic. oimmanilT ln chlef of
tbe Greek arm]
Th- CroWfl Prince telegraphs that the
Turklah army, compaaed of twenty-two
battallona 4,f infantry aud six batt.-ries
of artlUery, was compeUed to abandoB
its positions und retire before the Qreek
onelai ?
Thc order has been given for a gen
eral puraull b) tl"- 4,reek army.
The <"rown Plince has estubllshed his
beadquartera at Khanhmijigogo.
Ath.iis. Oet M - The '.reeks ha\e
occupied tlu town "f Berbta and have
alao captured tii?- iTidgc over the River
Allakmon (Indje Karaea), therebj cut?
tlng Ofl thc retreat of the Turks.
The government liau dlspatched tele?
grama congratulatlag the commander
and troopa
Thi Qreek rlctory was complete. The
ui.-. lu . aptured twent) *two guna, made
manj prleonen ind acattered the Turk*
i-h ermy. Crown Prince Conatantlne,
telegraphlng from beadquartera laal
night. reporta:
"Our troops are puraulng the eneno
aii along the line from Cambunnla to
Serbia and Ofl the AilahmOO plaln. Th?
Turklah army has been scattercd. We
hav.- liik.-n twantg-tWO fleld guns wlth
then ammunltlOfl waxons, and a lartte
quantlty <'f ammunltmn and many
tranaport eragona '
Later Qeneral Danglla aent a n.ea
?agi Buylng: "The Tnrks hav.- lost
heavlly. \N 8 have made a number ot
prtaonere, Includlng one lieutenant
colonel."
Two battollona 4,f Oreek Bvaonee
under Lleutenant Colonel Oonatanto
poulo attacked two battall.uis of Turks
near Vlakhollvadho, d(aperslng them.
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MARKET AWAITING NEWS
Trading in London Quiet-Close
Watch on Continent.
| By 4'a.l.le to Th- TrlBBBC I
l.ondon, Oet 23.?The stock market
Iihh ls?en rjulet so far thls week, walt
ing for newa from the Halkans, and
also looking forward wlth some uneasi
ness to the approachlng settlotnent
Lonrlen ls watchlng the t'ontlnent
iluscly, and when Parla turned out to
be the buyer to-day and Berlln was not
bacllned to aeii, prices piehed up
ellghtly, though the tone ls by no
means congdeut and in tiie afternoon
the Indlnatlon was to go ott again.
Rumora of a Bcotch Brm in trouble
helped the afterno)>n depivaalon. aa this
colnctdee wlth the feellng that lt wlll
be hard for many flrms to get over the
settlement. There are rumora from Hih
provlncea that aeveral flrma are in
trouble.
Money waa in good demand, .Jla per
cent usually being paid for call loana,
whlle o4-4usionally .'l**4 are paid. 8e
cured weekly advancea were agaln at
B,ty par cent DtVounts were flrm. two
months' paners being at 4>_ per cent,
three and four months at 4*i and six
montha at 41-. per cent.
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REBELS TAKE AMERICAN MINES.
Kl Paso, Te_., Oct. 23?Rebels have
taken poBBesslon of the Copper Queen
mlne, one of the three unlts of the Amer?
lcan Smeltlng and Reflnlng plant, at Vel
arden-.. Iiurango, and the Rlo Tlnto mlne,
In I'I'lhuahua. The former plant ts owned
u. Kanaaa Clty capltal und the latter by
tho Corripran-Klnney interests, of Pltts
burgh.
FOREIGN MINISTERS MEET
Florence. Italy, Oct. 28.-Ths Italian
Fnitlgn Minister, Marquls di San Giull
ano, and the Austro-Hungarlan Forelgn
Minister. Count von Rerchtold. who ar?
rlved here from Plaa yesterday. have com
ploto*rl thelr conferenoes on the interna?
tional politleal situation.
An officlal note s?y? that the t?4-o gov
ernthents hold identlcai rlews on the
Balkan crlsls and have at-reed on the
Meps arhlch they wlll take as nn*moi rs
of tho Trlple Alllance and In accord with
tha other powera for ths re-estabiishment
of general peace.
MANCHURIA MAKES LOAN
Chlcago. Oct. 28.-"The Chlc?go Do.ly
News** to-day received the followlng ca
hle dl?patch from Peking:
"The provlnclal government ef Man
churla haa borrowed for current expensea
ijmjm rea mmXm, tnm the okura
Company. of Japan. Interest is to be
paid at the rate of T'-* per cent. the issue
ls at 95 and the s?curity is tho Pensihi
coal mlnes. The loan. whlch is payable
In three years. was slt?ned yesterday.
"Leading prlnces <>*' Inner Mongoiia
met the Chlaess commissioners In Chang
?hun. HaachUrtB. SBd forrnally agreed
that Inner Monpolla should adhere to the
ropublio.
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