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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28

( Ladies' Jackets Of Tan Whip-Cord, tai
| tornado, handsomely lined with taffeta
silk. an SIS Coat, on sale for $40.
Ladies' Jackets OF Tan Melton, very
pretty shade Of Tan. a $3.50 Jacket, $3.50
Ladies' Black Melton Jackets (all
Black, the new Klondike collar, so
value. on sale $5.9S.
Ladies' Cloth Capes, extra long. suit
able for elderly ladies. stylishly braided,
a $40 Cape, our cash purchase makes the
price s..
Ladies' Black Velour Capes, of best
quality Velour, perfectly plain. 30 inches
long. edged with Black Thibet, a Sl5
Cape, for $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28
WANTED.

LADIES TO DO WORK AT HOME. NO
canvassing. Three months work guaran-
teed. Send stamp for sample and particu-
lars of work. INTERNATIONAL COM
PANY, % Third avenue, New York.
no 2S-1t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28

A POSITION AT ONCE BY AN ENER-
getic rapid. and accurate Stenographer.
Two years OF experience. fst OF refer
no 2S-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28

TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS AND
Board for self, wife. and two children,
In desirable part OF the city. State terms.
Address G. II. b., care Dispatch.
no D-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28

AGENTS 81 DAILU TO SELL SPE-
cialty Soaps and give customers double
their value in Handsome Presents. Ex-
elusive territory. Sample outfit free. MO-
DOC SOAP COMPANY, Cincinnati, o.
no 2S-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-11-28

AGENTS TO SELL KLONDIKE
Mining Stock. Strong company; own pro-
ducing mines. Liberal commission. BEN
TON & BROWN. 43 Exchange Place, New
York no 8-lt
The oasis., 1897-10-30

If you want Go buy or sell cattle, go to Harlow & GOwan.
 Thursday MT Brewster Cameron was visitor at Nogales.
 All sizes and shapes of Mexican money brought and sold at Harlow k GOwan's.
 Sunday NIT. John Maloney came up from Ores, where he has been recent ly running mill.
 Captain A. w. Mcintyre of the So- nora Land Co.,, is expected to arrive from Chicago early next month.
 MT. Leon Horvilleur proprietor of La Moda is expected to arrive from Paris, France, early in December.
 At Prietas yor will always fino good rooms and comfortable accomo- dations at the Amarillas Hotel.
 Saturday evening MT. Chas. Taylor the assayer. went to San Francisco, expecting to be absent couple of weeks.
 Drink SCHLrrZ, the beer that made Milwaukee famous. For sale at Brick woods for 10 cents lMexicanl per glass.
 Last Saturday MT A. PellegriD came up from Santa Ana, summoned on account of the last and fatal ill., ness Of his father.
 Monday Morning MT. Gordon Sey- mcur arrived from Los Angeles. He remained at Nogales day or two and continued his journey.
The oasis., 1897-10-30

For fresh and salted meats of every description, sausage, head cheese, and other delicacies, go to Charley Beck & Co. s new meat market.
 Monday MT. A. PellegrIn returned to Santa Ana. His brother k. J. Pellegrin, accompanied him for a short visit.
 Ladies shoes, gents shoes, and children's shoes in great variety, and at prices which beat the lowest, at the Red House-R. Vasquez.
 Monday Mir. Fred Herrera, cashier of the International bank, went to Hermosillo to attend the stockholders meeting of the new bank.
 Monday mornings train brought from Sanford's station track hand named Feliciano Quevas, who had been run over by locomotive Sunday evening, losing leg.
 Prospectors and others wanting tools, mining supplies, provisions etc., will find everything in those lines very cheap at the store of F. Von Borstel, Guaymas.
 Tuesday Colonel Frank Morgan came up from Magdalena with a bunch of fine beef cattle for sale about l75 head. He is holding the steers at Magdalen awaiting buyer.
 Last Saturday Inspector Dick Key holds returned from an extended trip to Bisbee, Pearce, Tombstone and points on the San Pedro He was absent from Nogales about eleven days.
 On the delayed train from the south late Saturday night, there came the genial Senator Moroney, returning to his home in Houston, Texas, for a short visit. It will be recollected that Mir. Moroney went south in Sept ember with the boring machinery for the Southern Pacific, to test the San Marcial coal fields.
 There Is no one who does not ap- preciate the elegant Mexican drawn linen, consisting of ladies handker- chiefs, mats, table covers and doy- leys, for sale at the store of the Sono- "a News Go. Also Mexican curious filigree jewelry, books and stationery, periodicals, and illustrated papers. Subscriptions received for any paper published.
The oasis., 1897-10-30
CITY AND COUNTY

If you have Mexican money tO sell go tO Harlow x Gowan.
 Frank Mitchell of Gro Blanco has gone to New York to pass the winter.
 If you want to rent house, go to Harlow & Gowan.
 At Washington Camp, Saturday, two Mexicans engaged in drunken altercation and one stabbed the other so he died.
 Anyone desiring to purchase desira- ble residence lots in Moons Addition to NOgales, are advised to call on Cap tain J. J. Noon.
 Star: C. b. Parsons, contractor and builder was last night awarded the contract for constructing the assay building at the University. The con- tract price for furnishing material and labor was Sl 100, and S2.5O per perch for furnishing and putting in the stone for the foundation.
 Sfar: Work on laying the pipe line of the Saginaw Lumber Co.,, from the Santa Cruz river to the mine was stopped to await the arrival of more pipe, which is expected daily. They received a couple of carloads Of ma- chinery yesterday, including smeit- ing plant, which will be erected at once.
 Citizen: The final payment of S5,- 900 on the bond of the twelve mines of the Saginaw group, by the Saginaw Mining company, was made Wednes- day before the money was yet due. The mill at these mines will be start ed now in the near future as all that remains to be done is the completion of the pipe line which has been in course of construction for some time. Ore to the amount of thirty tons per day is being shipped from the neigh boring mine by the San Xavier Min ing O., ond it will be but question of a short time when the same will be done from the Saginaw.
The oasis., 1897-10-30
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to- the firm of A. F. Paredes tG Go. take notice that J. A. Gowan Is not the assignee for the collection of said accounts from this date, and all bills due can only be legally collected by A. F Paredes of said firm.
 A. +. Paredes de Go. NO0aIes, Oct. 30, 1897.
The oasis., 1897-10-30
NooALEs NOTES.

Mir J. Emhoff is up from La Colo rada.
 Notarial work without cost at liar low & Gowau's.
 MT. A. E. Crepin Of Rollin was at Nogales Tuesday.
 Monday evening Mir Andy Bartlett came up from Minas Prietas.
 you have property to sell, put it in the hands of Harlow x G0wan. i.
 Last Sunday Mir. Chas. Taylor, the assayer, returned from Harshaw.
 Fresh fish and oysters, directly from Guaymas, delivered by Franco Broth CTS.
 Yesterday evening Mir. w. $. Cranz came in from the Arizpe district of Sonora.
 Monday Hon. George w. Skinner of Graham county, was a visitor at Nogales.
 Last Saturday Nogales was visited by Mir. Charles Heartt, d well known travelling man.
 Don Ricardo Johnson came up from Hermosillo yesterday evening and Is visiting in Nogales.
 ScHIITz beer is sold as SCHIITz beer, and J. T. Brickwood sells it at 70 cents lMexican) per glass
 Fine old Hermitage whisky Rich- mOnd whisky and Schlitz beer at the Parlor, J, C. Gates. proprietor.
 DIED.--ln lsoeales, Arizona, Satur- day October 23d, 1897, P. Pellegrin, aged a years, months and g days.
 Wednesday morning Captain l.. W. Mix returned from the east and Eng land. He is looking remarkably well.
 For Richmond whisky--the best fine old Hermitage whisky and Schlitz beer go to the Parlor, J. c. Gates, proprietor.
 Mir. Frank NJ. Watts of San Lazaro, has recently returned from Nacosari, and was at Nogales last Saturday.
 Tuesday Mrs R. J. Hartman of Phoenix, passed Nogales, en route to Hermosillo to join MT Hartman, who is at the Sonora capital on business.
 SCHLrTz beer received the highest award for purity at the Columbian Exposition. ]. T. Brickwood sells it at ten cents glass, Mexican money.
 Monday evening MT. Jack Stevens, one Of the engineers of the Amarillas mill came up from La Colorado, ac- companying his sister who went east for a visit.
 Thursday evening Messrs P. Sando- val and Fred Herrera returned from Hermosillo, where they had been to attend the stockholders meeting of the new national bank.
 We Sell the Best.n Drew, Selby & Co.'s fine shoes, combining all the lux uTies of fit, style and quality, at prices which defy competition The Red HOuse-R. Vasquez.
 Last Saturday evening MT. w. B. Waters of the National Mexican Min ing & Developing Co.,, of El Plomo, came in from Tucson and was at No gales over Sunday.
 Last Saturday evening Mir. Fl. T. Richards arrived from Hermosillo and remained until Saturday evening, when he took the train northward, en route to the City of Mexico, on busi- ness in connection with his Sonora river irrigation enterprise.
 Monday Mir. Little. the Crittenden freighter, was in town to consult with Harlow & GOwan, agents for the con- pany, with reference to contracting to haul the machinery for the Fran cisco and EsperanZa mines at Cuma- ral station on the Sonora railway, out to Guacomera.
The oasis., 1897-10-30
NogaIes, Oct. 30, 1897.

Last Saturday there arrived at No gales Mir. and Mrs. F. N. Larchar of New York City. MT. Larchar is sec retary of the company operating the mines at Guacomea, Sonora, and is. out to visit the property. He ex- poets to remain couple of monthss and before he returns home Mir. F J. Lancaster, the president, will join him. Tuesday of the present week MT. and Mrs. Larchar went to Qua comea.
The oasis., 1897-10-30

Monday about midnight, the Corliss engine at the electric light works. broke down, leaving the town in dark ness Tuesday duplicates of the broken parts were ordered by wire from Philadelphia, and the old engine and dynamos were fitted up and con- nected with the system of lights The power is not enough for the en- tire system and only the business part of the town is now lighted Early next week the new castings will be at hand and the Corliss engine will be again in use.
The oasis., 1897-10-30

esJerday MT. F. B. lates, or Wells, Fargo x Co.,. was visitor at Nogales.
 Diaz's 'AdObes" exchanged for Me- kinley gold, and vice versa at Harlow X Gowan's.
 For fine fruit, groceries, fresh bread, cakes, crackers, etc., go to the Jimmie Fruit Co.,, N0gales, Arizona.
 Wednesday evening Mir R. J Hart man came up from Hermosillo to meet Mrs. H., who was en route from Phoenix.
 No land is so remote that it is not reached by SCHLITZ's Milwaukee beer Sold by J. T. Brckwood at ten cents per glass Mexican money.
 Three unfurnished rooms to rent in MT. Wilson's New building, corner of Avery avenue and Caiion streets. Apply to Mrs. A. J. Sullivan.
 For a Dice, clean shave or an artistic hair cut go to P. F. Bustamante, Calle Elias, Nogales. Sonora; fourth door rom Hotel Cazabon. Good barber, careful attention.
 When Senator Mo,oney returned from San Marcial Sunday he asserted that ''since leaving Nogales, a month ago, he had eaten nothing but tor tugas and freeholders, and was hungry"
 Sunday MT. l.. Lippman received from the Sierra del Orc Mining Co.,, at Bacoachi, Sonora, four bars Of gold bullion which he shipped to San Francisco Monday, by Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express.
 Tuesday morning ex-Governor Me- Intyre, Hon. Henry Wolcott and MT. $. c. Dickinson of Denver were at Nogales en route into Sonora to visit their gold mining property in the Al tar district.
 Thursday MT. M E. Clinton, the well known mining expert, passed Nogales en route to HermOsillO on business. He is now in charge of a valuable mining property near Con- gress, Arizona.
 Thursday Colonel F. II. Seymour, president-proprietor of the Torres & Prieias railway, Mrs. Seymour and Miss Seymour returned from San Aranciscn. where they have been visiting several weeks.
 Sunday evening Lieutenant Col Onel Miguel Uria. tue the Fifth regi- ment Mexican cavalry, came mp from Ortiz on business and remained at Nogales until Monday evening when he went north en route to Fl Paso.
 The Illness of MT. F. Pellegrin, noted last week, terminated fatally, the suffering gentleman passing peace fully away at 9:30 Saturday morning of last week. He died in his sleep. The Obseqiues occurred Sunday morning.
 Wednesday evening MT. George Wyman, superintendent of the Colo rada-Creston mine, at Prietas, passed NogaleS, en route home to Cleveland, Ohio, to visit a couple of months. In his his absence his place is filled by Mir. Geo. McCarty.
 The new stapling machine recently set up in THE OASIS office is now in perfect running order, and with it any kind of book, from four page pamphlet up to two hundred page volume, can be quickly and expedi- tiously bound.
 Mir. Lippman states that La Moda has several carloads of Christmas goods in quarantine in New Orleans. That is they have arrived at New Orleans and the quarantine has sev- cred communication and the goods cannot leave.
 Tuesday night couple of Mexicans engaged in a little dispute on Morley avenue, close to the line, and one of them performed phlebotomy upon the other Both were taken to jail and Tuesday Justice Duffy held the operator to appear before the grand jury.
 Yesterday there arrived from Her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Cincinnati May l0-The body of Marie Flood
was found in the Ohio River to-day and identified
hv friends at the Morgue She was prominent
sister of Charity and escaped from Mount Adams
Convent over a month ago. Since then search
for her had been made everywhere. She was
evidently demented.
Detroit May 1O-Herman Freund well-known
merchant OF Detroit. who established The Fair"
ators on Monroe-ave., committed suicide to-day
hy takinp poIson He despondent over bust
ncss dificulties. He leaves family Of ten chill
drcD.
Cleveland, May io.-The Circuit Court to-day dis
charged Mr. Post. who arrested convicted
nd sontanced for contempt by Judge Lamsop Of
,b. common Pleas Court about six weeks ago.
tiost mad written an editorial which was Il strict
rrc on court methods In general. and Judge Lam
son's methods in particular. The case is now
dismissed
Monticello ~ Y. May lo.-James Guy. fourteen
cars old OF New-York staying at the ST. Dom
;rtc Sanitarum. near here. was drowned In a
III near re santsrium last night. Guy and a
,lho ,in,d were out rowing and the boat capsized.
,rbe other occupant OF the boat was saved Ten
du,Ss a1,v OF dynamite were exploded In the lake
p1i.ho,, bringing Guys body 10 the surface.
Wihsn dIscovered to-day. the body was In snass
VA Wn'v weeds al the lake bottom
South Bend Ind May 1O.-Two masked robbers
- o'clock this morning ransackcd tho house OF
a. ~. Rev Joseph Fachc the Catholic priest at
nvor Ind The priest and COOK were awakened,
"a "a tho robbers used iron bar. striking The
eau nnl on the head inficting dangerous wounds
u,hn nriest attempted to shoot but his reVoiver
LID to work and he was roughly handled.
rnnodhoupds are on the trail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
FETB IN HONOR OF BISMARCK.
AN AFFAIR WHICH CALLED FORTH SIGNIFICANT
SPEECH.

AN AFFAIR WHICH CALLED FORTH SIGNIFICANT
SPEECH.
Friedrichsruh. May 10.-Three thousand men were
in line in a torchlight parade given this evening in
honor of Prince bismarck a heavy rain was fall
ing but in spite OF this Prince Bismarck appeared
IN the balcony and witnessed the march past. The
crowd then gathered in front OF him and listened 10
a brief address by DR.. Semler congratuating him
,,,or recovery from his recent Illness. Despite the
rain everybody uncovered when Prince Bismarck
hooan his repIy He changed his familiar cap for a
cu,rossier's helmet, and the incident was greeted
with q storm OF cheers He spoke deliberately and
d,s,inct,v and with much Of his old vgor. He re-
f,red TO the fact that it was just nifty years ago
v,,ho, no entered Parliamentary life. and added:
zone of the advantages of becoming old is that
one becomes indifferent TO hatred Insult and cal
nrrnv while ones capacity for love and good VIII
Is increased. , H., -, .
In concluding he expressed his love LOT al VINO
h.d dane hin, the honor Of the evening caled LOT
ahoors for Hamburg and then left the balcony ana
ca, IN n tent erected in the park 10 "i'Hcss 'e u
.har proceedings. Count Herbert Bismarck count
~ bantam and Dr. Schweninger received hu'he'
&C eoral tokens on behalf OF the Prince H.o'S
bodv was delighted TO see the venerao'e eA
cellor locking so well,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
STICIDE OF A CHEMIST.
DR. WILLIAM MOULIN TAKES POISON IN HIS
ROOM

william Moulin. chemist. engineer and inventor,
was found dead in his room on the second foor OF
the boarding house at No 164 West Twenty third-st.
about o'clock yesterday afternoon. On a dresser
was found an empted bottle, which had contained
hydrocyanite and another. three quarters full. OF
choral hydrate.
Dr. Moulin was last seen alive Sunday night. A
servant saw him as she passed his room. The same
servant discovered him dead at o'clock yesterday
afternoon when she entered his In the pocket
o, his coat was a letter asking that his body be
taken to an undertaken should any fatal accident
betali him. and that the sealed letters in his pock-
cts be sent 10 the persons to whom they were ad-
dressed The letter asked that A. G. Hartman. NO
81 Wlam-st. and ]. II. Spaldng. No. 10 Park
Place, be informed.
Apr 2s asking Harold Binney. Room No. 1905. NO. B
Nassau-st to visit him and inspect an invention OF
his which he called chrome steel" With this was
found note from Blnney. asking Moulin to call
At his office TO see a client VINO would invest in the
invention. , ~
Dr. Moulin had an office in I.berty-st.. and was
connected with The Steel and Iron Journal whicn
il published In Jersey City.
According 10 A. c. Hartman. who was INFORMED
NJ the mans death, Moulin was one or the pest
metaurgcal engineers In this country, and acted
os chemist for the company that manufactures what
,s known as Harveyized steel Mr.. Hartman de-
rIo red that had Moulin been willing to leave the city
ne could have earned large salary IL Is tnouSht
that recent business troubles were the motive lor the
suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
AFTERMATH or THE PARIS FIRE.
CARDINAL RICHARD THANKS PRESIDENT FAURE-
THE DONOR OF g37. 500 FRANCS STILL
I,NKNOwN


Paris May i0-Cardinal Richard. the Archbishop
of Paris. has written to President Faure thanking
the Government for having taken part In the fu-
eral ceremony on Saturday at the Cathedrai Vi
Notre Dame where a requiem mass was celebrated
for the repose OF the souls OF the victims OF the
Charity Bazaar fire. and expressing confidence that
the ceremony will mark epoch by the union Oh
all Frenchmen In their devotion 10 the country ana
that henccforth there will be no dissensioh u
separate French hearts united in grief
Cardinal Richards letter is generally regarded as
a reparation for and n disavowal OF the imprudence
Of Pere olivier who in his sermon at the requiem
service at the Cathedral of Notre Dame Virtuaiiy
declared that the victims Of the fire fell as sacri-
hcial holocaust In expiation of the sins OF 'he Tree
thinkers In France.
The body OF the Comesse Luppe has been ioen-
tihed by the doctors among the Ave unbured Dodies
rescued from the fire.
1t announced to-day that Baroness Hrsch
was the anonymous donor Of tho s31,oOo francs
(AS.5oO) received by the committee OF the Chari'y
Bazaar. This sum. together with the proceeds Oh
the first days sale 5000 francs $4,000. makes up
tho exact receipts OF the bazaar in 1886. thus en-
abling the committee TO distribute iis lunus ~ ~
charitable purposes as before. The Baroness. II
was added. made this gift I'm order 10 cornmeoIatc
the anniversary Of the death of her husband. Whch
occurred on April o. 1886
note was issued denying that Baroness lilrsch was
the doncr Of the money.
London May 1.-THE Paris correspondent OF ne
Times says: The Deputies from the municipal dis
tricts in the quarter OF the Rue Jean Goujon' are
promoting a subscription list for the erection OF q ?
the Charity Bazaar fire. In the pace FRANCOIS
Premier. Yesterday more than three hundred thou,
hundreds threw flowers over the high fence which
the authorities have built around the bazaar site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
BARONESS TON TURKHEIM IN DISTRESS
SHE REALIZES THE TRUTH AT LAST AND WANTS
TO HAVE ARNOLD ARRESTED.

TO HAVE ARNOLD ARRESTED.
San Francisco. May 1o-A cable dispatch from
Jeannine Young, the Baroness Won Turkheim,' re-
ceved Yesterday says that she has awakened to the
fac, that she ia the victim OF conspiracy, and that
she is anxious to return this city she IL AZ the
Hotel Cecil In London, and said that Arnoid aiiaS
Won Turkhem intended TO desert her early TINS
morning She asked her friends to send her Suii'-
Giant money to return here. That she now appre-
ciates fully the duplicity OF Turkheim Is SHOWN py
the suggestion that steps be taken 10 erect the eA
tradition Of her husband and compei MS return "
this State where It is alleged. he committed the
crimes OF bgamy perjury and conspiracy. ne ne ue- @
ceived and deserted woman sent three cablesrams
10 san Francisco, all of which were OF the same
tenor One was addressed 10 the Chief or Police ana
"D,scovored proof OF Delmas's villany at Hotel
COZ Iondon Tmrkhem intends leaving early to-
morrow. Tell friends. Wish for immediate return.
No Can you have ATnGd aIi Has On yauabe
papers OF Fair in his possession. cable me-
care e turned the message over to the
ans attorney, who probably will demand Arnolds s
extradition to-day. A., ..ao
c,ated Press saw the Baroness Won Turkheim, as
she IS known, to-day. lie touhd her III s'a.e M VI
great mental agitation. In the course OF 'he inter
V'sE V'Evng ing TO my knowledge of important facts bear
The interest of certain persons. TO remove me from
the scene Of action. To bring this about was in IN
dIfed ef a2on or yoh Turkheim We sailed England
During the vSase % inere when we
Tjvpepnoo II I discovered among the effects of the
man calling himself Baron Won Turkheim certain
Swells Agency In san rfhnc,Sco;; an iS1';, en we
To-day he paid the hotel bill and left me: 90
mo, n ob,ged shH% nS to 90 to boarding house
'The bottle Of laudanum use1 against my NE lie on on
Comrany Sacramento"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
vO1O IN ITS NORMAL STATE.
THE PEOPLE INDIGNANT AT BEING DESERTED
BY THE GREEK TROOPS.

THE PEOPLE INDIGNANT AT BEING DESERTED
BY THE GREEK TROOPS.
Larissa. May 1O-Anairs at VOlo are fast as
cunning their normal condition; but the inhabi-
tants are very indignant at the way In which
they were deserted by the Greek troops. 1t is
said that when the municipal authorities asked
the military commandant what they were to do
when the Turks arrived. he replied do what
you Ike: it's no concern of mine"
The Greeks at Almyro are in a state OF panic.
The newspaper correspondents with the Greek
forces are subjected TO the severest censorship.
General Smolenski is highly praised, but the
prevailing opinion is that the majority Of Greek
officers have had only the smallest practical
training and entirely fail TO command the con-
Gdence Of their men.
The Greek feet has left Volo but the French.
Italian and British guardshiIs remain con-
siderable number Of the Turkish troops have
taken up positions on the surrounding heights
The bulk OF the Ottoman Army, however. has
been Withdrawn and is marching in another d.
rection
Quantities Of arms, ammunition and a number
of ambulances were captured by the Turks at
Volo ="
All the heights commanding Pharsalos are now
Occupied by the Turks.
Edhem Pacha, the Turkish commander all bis
Generals, and ii number Of officers Of lower rank
nave been decorated, and many Of the Turkish
o'lcers have been promoted
A fresh division Of Nizams armed With Nauser
front '''Seu ~ INC
The Turks found a quantity Of railroad ma
''' a' the Volo railroad station. but were