Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-05-10

.ert 1897. by Associated Press)
r May 9.-The war mOnopo-
-enuoa. and there are few other
NJ interest The news from
had added fresh chapters 10
.. Story of the Greek failure. The
are now anxious that hoStiliues
end. Turkey. however, does not
0csed to arrest her army in the
c. IT'S triumphs. The war party
Yildiz Kiosk is very strong and
70 complete the humiliation OF
e. Therefore. it is urging the Sui
mt To- stop his troops until Edhem
Quartered in Athens. The
cS the Yildiz Kiosk entourge is
ated as being at the present mo-
mont in an extraordinary state of eX-
srt. the various parties with their
rc-ug interests. each trying TO
The GREATEST ADVANTAGES
from the opportunity.
The Turkish government. after many
~ attempts elsewhere, has con-
.-.sl a loan with the lighthouse ad-
illustration for 100000 pounds sterling
HooO at nine per cent. Part Of
-s money viii be devoted to war pur-
rs
The impression now prevails, however
-. ar armisuce viii soon be arranged.
r rr7ears that King George has asked
-s-7wers through the Car to mediate.
--t- is expected the Greek govern
mont viii follow Immediately with an
s' request for mediation. Greece
rt-ye TO weld in regard TO the evac-
r-.- If Crete. Germany strongly in
m this point. considering inter
v.--i-u -1 bs
Utterly USELESS
While Greek troops remain in Crete.
C-e. Britain and Italy are
more e-e-- bu- Germany viii carry
Oh. point
Ts. frs. s-er. therefore. in interven-
--- r5I ben renewed appeal to Greece
20 suua-a the island Of Crete and then
rvu depend upon the Greek premier,
,- RAIL- whether the powers Will or
urrr- rmmon the Porte to withdraw
the -ressh army from Thessaly. TIE
citations will be extremely difficult
account of the question of Indemnity.
NH. cabinets consider that Greece. as
a~.-.r of course. should pay turkey
.x7snse. but it is doubtful if Greece
able to pay a cent. The Sul;12
wishes TO- keep Thessaly in pawn until
.. money is paid. or Europe guaran-
SHE payment of the indemnify. The
powers are
rNDISPOSFp 10 CONSENT
r-s and Gra,t Britain and ITALY re-
p, erte--lia the suggestion that
Greek fleet no delivered TO Turkey
pledge for payment.
-t. powers axe eXerting tner irf'-
er maintain KING George upon the
throne If Greece and it is stated that
.s Russian minister at Athens NJ.
C-a has decllrs5 to NJ. Rail- that cf
Greece remains 'tyal TO her royal far
us powers VIII do theic pest To
essen -1e fun burden of w3r; but
l the Greeks bring catastrophe
-r tho royal house the powers Will
racgly let things take their
From another quarter it is declared
thar at st. Petersburg they already
.7 upon the probability Of the
family leaving Athens ana that
Queen Olga is 10 go to her mothers the
Grand Duchess Josephovna. Of Russia.
GREECE ASKS FOR MEDIATION.
athens May QJThe correspondent OF
PHI. Associated Press learns on the very
,tortty that Greece has made
written application to the powers,
-5 their representatives at Athens.
view Of obtaining mediation. All
-s-ntatives have promised. in
replies. to- use their best offices,
@ -se German minister. who has
aaku1wledged the receipt Of the
u Licbana.-
T- p,..-, i- ;~cii-,,d 20 s,,DDort the
with a view TO the facilitation
1ss-,ations. but it declines 10 con-
am armistice. on the ground that
would enable Greece to reorganize
forces
lis a natter of fact Turkey continues
troops from Salonica homeward,
&c IS probable that Osman Pasha
returned to Constantinople from
ca Tn view of both facts it may
10 assumed
THAT NOTHING SERIOUS
E-sued. but the continuance Of a
sale ofwar is regarded as the very best
Of fastening the efforts Of diplo-
E Without doubt hopes have been
m Turkey that the Ottoman gov
-0nJ might annex Thessaly, but the
-1 is not inclined to risk such a
On the contrary, he opposes it
FromiSingly, and will not yield 10
pressure of the war party at Con-
<1-..7ople He will be satisfied with