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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
sTIFLE JOINT sPRAIN.

]. W. b., johnson City, Tenn.-About
three months ago 7 had a very valuable
mare to get kicked just below the stife
Joint It made her very lame and by
resting the hip 1t has persisted away
considerably Cor swinnied). | have been
using on the hip salty grease with tur-
pentine in it, rubbing i'll well with q corn
cob
Answer-Your description is not suffl
GENTLY full and explicit to convey a sat
sfactory idea of the character and
tent Of the injury A description of the
manner i'll which she evinces lameness
would be helpful in determining whether
the stife joint is more or less dislocated.
or "stitled." II the joint is dslocated
of course it must be reduced; in which
event no further treatment would be es-
sential. The non-use of the leg would
cause the shrinkage, or wasting away
of the muscles of the hip. If the animal
can stand with that foot forward of it's
mate the pain IS not in the stifle joint
but If she habitually holds that leg and
foot extended to the the trouble is
in the stihe joint. The first point to be
observed is to give complete rest. Bills
ter the shrunken muscles with an ONT
ment OF two drains of cantharides and
one ounce Of lard. Let it remain on
twentyfour hours. then wash off and
grease with lean lard Repeat the
blister in two or three weeks If neces-
sary, and continue for several months.
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Exhibit of Mississippi Birds.

Jackson. Miss. October 27.-(Special)-
Worlds Fair Commissioner r. II. Henry
has employed an expert taxidermist to
prepare the bird and game exhibit for
the Mississippi display ii ST Louis, and
IS sending out instructions 10 those who
viii contribute to the display giving direc-
tons how to send IN their contributions.
The exhibit of fish promises to be quite
eIaboEatc.
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So. so; ice cream. 81 90; common. ss@ooc
Cheese. fancy, full cream. twins, l3Aac;
singles, isc. Matches, is, as 3,4m5ec:
aoos, sI.5o4i.75 Soda, Arm and Ham
mer, sl.75. Crackers. soda, &c; cream
sI'75; table peaches s27593. 90. Canned
tomatoes, $50. Canned corn. s2.oo. Best
mince meat, Zoe ID; choice. &c h. Oys-
tiers, f. w. si.s5; L, w, si:2o: Fancy
head rice &c; head rice, &c. White nsn
6o-lb. keg. So 90; white fish. ioo-lb. Kegs
S4 40: muilet fish, eo-lb. kegs S4. SO; mac
sroni, &c h.; pork sausage, 8 &c ib. sar-
dimes oil. case, s3.75: sardines. mustard
SO SO; salmon, case ss.5oQs. SO: Pepper
a5c. mustard. dozen, oOc. Pickles. i5-gai-
Ion COOS SIS SO.
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X T. nj UCKY.
Fire Loss at Paducah s25o,ooo.

Paduoah Ky, October 20. The losses in
last nights fire, which WAS gotten under
control shortly after o clock this morn
ing. will not exceed $3.50 600 The princi-
pal losers are Livingston & Son, Wen &
Son, Michael < Bro. and r. G. Terrell.
The Laeomarsino hotel was damaged
about $4,000 Mayor Lang was slightly
injured while aiding the firemcn.
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North State at St. Louis.

Raleigh, n. c., October 3I-(Special) y
North Carolina will not have any building
at the worlds fair AT St. Louis, but has
secured the very best position in four of
the great buildings. 1t Will besides have
the hunters cabin, built and furnished
entirely out OF North Carolina woods,
this being Il special gift.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Forty New Convicts.

Jackson. Miss, October 27.--(Special)-
During the month ending October IS, the
state penitentiary received forty new con-
victs. which is somewhat larger than
the average monthly number. and will
cause a net increase in the prison popuia-
ton for the month. Three escapes and
SIX deaths occurred.
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Fruits and Vegeta bles.

Atlanta Ca. October 3i.-Tomatoes
75c to ST 90. Demand and price improv-
ing; peppers 75c and sI.oo per crate:
egg plants. no demand;. lettuce 1000
25 per crate; celery 2.ooM2 so per
crate Irish potatoes, No. |. soc 20 05c
per bushel Cucumber 81 oCN 25 per
crate. California fruit--Assorted black
grapes s2M2 SO; Tokays s2Q2.25.
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Spider's Bite Very Injurious,

Jackson. Miss. October 26.-(Special.)-
James F. McCaleb, a citizen of Fayette,
was bitten by huge spider last week.
and has found it necessary to 80 to a
hospital at Natchez for treatment. The
poison injected by the insect has rem
dered him n cripple and the physicians
are very much worried over his condi-
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Liverpool Weekly Cotton Statistics

Liverpool, October 3I.-Following are
the weekly cotton statistics; Total sales
Of all kinds 35 600: totals sales American
"a 600; English spinners' takings 10000
total exports 10000; imports Of all Kinds
Io2 600 imports American anoat So. 900;
lean IS 600 quantity ahoat all kinds 3e5. :
600; quantity afloat American 1858 600;
total sales on speculation 500; total sales
~ nXnnrters 3 500
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Fire Bugs Burn Gin House.

Grecnville. S. c., october 26.-(speclal)
The gin house belonging to William VIII
son and T. W. Wood and located 5
miles from Greers. together with twenty
six bales OF cotton. were totally destroy
cd by fire early this morning. The loss is
estimated at So 900. 1t is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary.
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Negro Is Sentenced in oraneeburg

Columbia. S. c.. October 3I.--(Special)
William Jones, Il negro, was aragned
IN Orangeburg today in 4 special term
OF court which WAS called to try him on
the charge of criminal assault on a
young white girl i'll That town about three
weeks ago
Jones at first entered the plea Of mot
guilty but under advice from his coun-
selors, afterwards pleaded guilty"
Judge J. e. Gzler sentenced the negro to
ten years servitude at hard labor in the
state penitendary.
The result gives satisfaction 70 the en-
tire community.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Burglars Loot Mil Safe.

Charlotte. n. c., October 2e-The safe
n the Florence cotton mills, at Forest
CITY, n c.. was blown open by burglars
last night and between one and two
thousand dollars in cash secured
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TEXAS.
Galveston,s Biz Receipts.

Galveston, Texas, October 27-AlI pre-
vious receipts at this city for single
day were ecnpsed today AS was ofn-
Gladly reported to the cotton exchange.
the receipts Of cotton amounted to 40 964
bales, the geratest record by o,70o bales.
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Provisions.

Atlanta, Ca. October ai.-Regular ribs
sides boxed 9.35; half ribs 8 IS; bellies,
2o-lb average. $50; do. 4o-lbs. avera ge,
8 25 Star hams, "a t2c. Banquet hams.
1890. California hams 71Ac. Simon pure
kettle rendered leaf lard g. Shield
brand leaf lard 7-Sc. White Cloud COM
pound TIC
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YOUR MONEY BACK If yOI" RE

YOUR MONEY BACK 1T YOU RE
MOTT SATISFIED. Do YOU SUPPOSE
ihat company with a capital of $780,
coo 90 paid in fun and the proud reputa-
a.n Of 90 years of continuous success.
would make such an offer and not carry
t alt to the letter? Do YOU SUPPOSE
vc would jcoparlize our standing with
tH5 nublie and our chances Of still greater
-4e..ss by failing 10 fulhu any promise
81 males DO YOI SUPPOSE We would
make s}ch an offer if we ,..d not have
FIN utmost confidence in the satisfying
fsasliies 81 oar goods? WE KNOW We
.sr please Nou and save YOU money for
EI4l. NER WIliSKEY goes direct from
.u- di- nlerv 20 Y0u. carries a United
-fst Registered Distllcr's Guarantee OF
l.firy aud age aud saves You the big
frlsts of tho dealers. Read our offer
a--.04ete in this paper. The lIayner Dis
-iiffnu 90.
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Mississippi Feud Results in Killing.

jackson Miss. October PA quarrel
b..veen two white men named Little and
lfrAlpin in Smith county resulted in the
former being mortaly wounded.
McAiDin was afterward shot to death
ny mob.
fetfd
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ONLY 50. 50 in Treasury.

Jackson, Miss. october 2e.-(Speeiai)-
The tide of cash in the state treasury
continues at rock bottom and the bottom
If the meal sack has been reached, so to
sneak. Yesterday morning when the
treasury was opened the vaults contained
last $50 but the situation was relieved
few Minutes later by the arrival of
st2 600 This sum. however. Was soon
Exhausted ia the payment Of warrants
nols NV the local banks. The treasurer
expects $50 600 tomorrow from sale
81 cotton on one Of the convict farms.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Groceries.

Atlanta. October 3l.-Coffee, per 100
pounds. Arbuckle's SII.3o; Lion 80 :
Blue Ribbon, $1,000. ground coffee, choice
zoe: fair. &c; prime &C. Sugar. standard
graduated 500 Sirup, New Orleans
open kettle s394o5 mixed. choice 2og29;
Salt. dairy sacna. 81 400 40; barrel. bulk.
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Father Killed Between Sons

Bastrop. Tex. October 3l-Charles
Whitworth, 4 farmer, was killed by
lightning today while riding between his
two sons. One of the boys was shocked
and stunned but recovered.
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The Treasury Statement.

Washington. October 3l.-Today's treas
my balances, exclusive Of the gold re-
serve, show: Available cash balances
S226 935. 7OL. g0-a slO6 a52. 553.
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Fruits and CONNECTIONS.

Atlanta. October 3l.-Oranges, So. 5o0
800 Lemons, fancy So. SOFA; choice So rs
M3 so. Bananas, per bunch, culls SIG
nuts. No. / ~ l-2c: No 10 l-2c; al
monds l3c; pecans o1aQloc' Brazil 100
lie: mixed nuts i21ac. Peanuts. Virginia.
4lbdec, Georgia &c Cocoanuts, per 100.
ss.75@4. Pineapples s2M2.25 crate Dates
so-lb boxes. 6@ela; packages 71sc 10 Figs,
I31aMl4c Citron I5c Raisins Xxx se5
per box; XXX Sl.s per box. Prunes.
small sac; large 6@71ac. Candy. com
mon stick &c lb: mixed SIC
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
RHEUMATISM OF HOGS.

D. b. r.. Newry. S CT have two hogs,
a boar and a soy. that are in strange
condition. They first seemed to get lame
in their hind legs and wanted to stand
with all four legs close together When
they start to walk it seems like they try
to limp on all of their feet. Their legs
do not gcvw but their bodies do.
When they are standing their feet are
crooked and their toes turned W. so that
they walk on the back of their legs. They
have been running in a small pasture
say the water is too cold. l have had
them in a small lot for month and they
are no better. They have been i'll this
condition four or five months These
hogs are hearty; have never appeared to
be sick.
Answer-The symptoms, as well as
previous surroundings, indicate rheuma-
tlsm Keep the animals In comfortable
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Country Produce

Atlanta. October 3.-Eggs, fresh 2ln
ooc Country smoked bacon ll4l2 1-2c;
hams. 1905, Butter. Georgia fresh ia
HE. is02o; Tennessee table 1920; Jer-
cav 1920; cooking butter SO s;
conditions improving. Live poultry hens
,:,,rn % LEAFS; small 1890. Ducks pud-
Ale Ale 2o922 10; Pelzin 27@ao. Dressed
non,trv' hens, l40l5 per pound ;;
fp ries loa2oc per pound; cocks Io@i2c per
pound; turkeys. e42o. Onions, new
croo s5M9o bushel Cabbages, Virgin
IN Ilb0!Ac per pound. Sweet potatoes.
new crop, 5oGeoc per bushel. Peas, white
sI25 per bushei; do. lady, .25dor SO;
stock, sl@l25. Dried fruit; Georgia ap-
niles Sc pound; do. peaches, sac.
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NORTH CAROLINA.


Newborn y c. October 26.-Charles
siaaao0s was found dead on the railroad
between the Atlantic and North Carolinn
raHr.ad shops aud National avenue, and
W8 Phillips, the last man seen with
alesdows ou the night before. was ar
rested charged with the murder. There
~ marks on Moa dOWs' throat that in
die ta6 tnat he had been choked 10 death,
Nifae testified that the two men had
4uar.le over Meadows wife, who had
deserted Him for Phillips Phillips was
o.lf5 otcr 10 the criminal court.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02

has been no appreciate rainfall In the
central part of the state since the 18th
of September, and many farmers are COM
pelIed to haul water several miles, all
of the creeks and small streams being
dried up 1t is feared that the lack of
water will cause some OF the saw mills
In the piney woods section to close down.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-11-02
Worlds Visible Supply of Cotton

New Orleans, Octoaer 30. Secretary
Testers statement Of the worlds visible
supply of cotton, made up from special
cable and Geographic advices. compares
the figures of this week with last week
last year and the year before.
1t shows an increase for the week just
closed Of 23l 744, against an increase Of
255, 446 last year and an Increase Of 269.-
me toGtal visible is 2.a88,742. against
2,tOl oes last week. 2.722, PAT last year
and 274ll97 year before last
OF this the total Of American cotton
is e58, 742, against sos ,998 last week
g 265. PAT last year and 2.3I6,l97 year
before last, and OF all other kinds, in
gliding Egypt Brazil, india, etc, AIS 600.
against 493 900 last week, $4,000 last
year and 425 900 year before last
The total worlds visible supply Of cot
ION as above shows an increase com.
pared with last week Of 23l ,7A4, a de
crease compared with last year of 388.-
sos and q decrease compared with year
before last of 4O7, ass.
or the worlds visible supply OF cot
ton as above, there is now a1oat and
held in Great Britain and continental
Europe l.l7o.ooo. against $4,000 last
wear. and SO / 900 year before last; In
Fgvpt $4,000. against 100000 last year
and $4,000 year before last; in India
III. 600. against l73, 600 last year and
80 600 year before last, and In the
rnited States o9e, 900. against I,loi 900
last year and l.l24,ooo year before last.
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sh s. c.. October Especially
tle peuiteutary authorities in
.ara-e5 Governor Aycock that three ne
eee caa1--ts who they say are all very
ami cable from consumption, es-
ul lflay nisht from the hospital
ee severe storm by getting through
tas loose floor into a room below. thence
o9t of window and over the stockade
gil ladder
They ara William Wilson, OF Davidson.
CRIME murdsV% rtepc$ ten years Joseph
KING. New Hauoyer burglary, five years;
Mack NJ Michael, Rockingham, larceny.
ten years
They are probably hidden here by ne
2To#s.
them in escaping
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ALL THE NEWS OF DIXIE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN.
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is THIS WHAT Ais YOU?
Do you spit up your food?
Do you belch gas?

eating?
Do you have heart
burn?
Do you have short
ness of breath?
Do you have pains in
In the chest?
Do you have sore
ness In the right side?
Do you have numb
feelings?
Do you have cold
,and3 and feet?
Do you suffer with
arrhea? | can cure YOU.
w. J. TUCKER,
Dad Street, Atlanta, Ga.
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place in which they may seek dry
shelter in wet. cold, windy weather. Give
each a dose of to ounces of EPSON
salts or to 8 drops of crOton oil in
little sweet oil (or it may be dropped into
the MOUTH Follow the operation OF the
purge with 10 to 5 drops of the oil OF
gaultheria three times a day in a little
sweet oil. Rub the sore and swollen
joints with equal parts of spirits turpen-
tine aiTH sweet oil.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-31

tense silence prevailed. The jury was
polled, and each man declared the YER
diet Of guilt to be his finding. Powers
sat unmoyed while his attorneys asked
for time to make a motion for a new
trial,
Judge Robbins formally overruled
the motion for the granting of a new
trial He then passed the sentence OF
death upon him. After a declaration
Of the prisoner, II am not guilty
judge" the court fixed Nov. % next as
the day for the execution. The attor-
neys for the defendant secured tile
granting of an appeal for the case TO
the Kentucky court of appeals, and if
successful they may try to get The
United States supreme court to take it
under consideration.
Powers had nothing to say regarding
the verdict except to express his sur
prise that such result could be
feaehed from the evidence presented.
Powers is regarded as a strong man
He was elected secretary of state on
the Republican ticket headed by W. s.
Taylor for governor in 1899, but served
only a few months, as all the state
offices were contested by those on til,
Democratic ticket headed by William
GoebeI.
Third Trial Was With New Judge.
The former trials of Powers were
before Judge James e. Cantrill of this
city, but he was barred from sitting
this time, and Governor Beckham APP
pointed Judge Robbins.
Arthur Goebel, the brother Of the
victim and a prominent merchant Of
Cincinnati, who has spent his time and
fortune for over three years ia the
prosecution of those accused Of being
in conspiracy to kill his brother
broke down from the strain upon hear
ing the verdict.
Powers has been convicted twice be-
fore this being the third trial in which
the jury brought In i verdict Of guilty
against him. on his previous trials he
escaped with d sentence Of life impris.
onment, as the evidence was not sufi.
GENTLY strong against him to lead the
jury to inGicting the extreme penalty.
All three Of the trials were held at
Georgetown, and in each Of them he
had the assistance Of the most able
lawyers who could be procured.
The last trial was distinguished by
the fact that Powers addressed the
jury in his own behalf and in long
review Of the case showed himself to
be a very competent attorney, while
his eloquenee in pleading for his life
astounded those who had watched him
carefully in the past trials of the case.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1903-08-31
0HBKIB BEYls VIEWS,
Declares THAT His Country Desires
Friendship With America.

Declares THAT His Country Desires
Friendship with America.
Washington, Aug. 31.-Chellib Bey,
the Turkish minister to the United
States, has given in an interview his
views of the relations between his
country and the United States in view
Of the dispatch of American ships to
Turkish waters. This action is rem
dered necessary, according to the state
department, by the attack on William
G. Magelssen, our consul at Beirut. re-
sulting at first In the report Of his
death. This report is now denied. but
the cruisers San Francisco and Brook
lyn and gnnboat Machlas are now on
their way TO Beirut
Il was profoundly distressed Chekib
Bey said, 'at the news from Beirut and
believed that there must have been
some mistake, because ! had heard
nothing about it from my government.
what may say about Turkish
American relations viii, / hope. be re-
ceived in the spirit in which 1t is said,
for it has always been my endeavor
during the three years that have rep
resented the porte in the United States
to work always for the better relations
of the two countries, and | shall GER.
tainly not cease ID my efforts III ills
direction Il q critical time like this.
II appreciate fully The reasons for
the dispatch of the American squadron
Rear Admiral Cotton Is CARRYING his
ships to protect the lives Of American
citizens, but have yon considered that
this may have the opposite effect and
STIMULATE the reyolutionists to further
0utrages, thereby increasing the diff
eulties in the way Of the porte's pro
lection of foreigners9 | must refuse
Mt this time, however, to comment on
this. feryently hope immediate relief
win be forthcoming
MY government would be very I'M
willing to believe that any but the best
relations existed between 1t and the
United States. OF course. The worst
may come and relations broken off, but
do not think so
Patience is necessary in internation
al affairs. Ny sovereign has promised
what you have asked or the most Of
your requests, and he Will certainly
carry out his promises You must re
member that my country Is very much
occupied at present and l hope the
Washington government will appreci
ate this and not insist on a final adj
lustment Of all pending controversies
until the interior troubles have quieted
Your officials are supremacy just
and have always treated me with such
consideration that | am confident the
Washington government viii appreei-
ate my country's position and not be
disposed to act impatiently"
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Belief lin Colombia That We WIN
Annex the Istbmus.

Belief lin Colombia That We VIII
Annex the Tsthmus.
Colon, Colombia, Aug. Sd ewspa-
pers at hand from the interior state
that a rumor was current IN Bogota
Just previous to the rejection by the
senate Of the Panama canal treaty that
lsthmian commissioners had already
nrrived in the United States for the
purpose Of forwarding a scheme for
the annexation Of the isthmus in case
the treaty was rejected. Doubtless the
papers say, this report was believed by
many and was the cause Of much ill
feeling.
1t is rumored that owing to the re-
cent affair in Panama the contingent
Of the army on the isthmus is soon to
be replaced by another.
The affair referred to in the above
dispatch is doubtless that of July %
last when the national forces at Pana-
ma surrounded the governors palace
because the troops had not been paid
attempted to arrest the governor and
did arrest a number of officials.
General Alfredo yasquez Cobos, min
lister Of war, has rendered his resigna-
ton as result Of the occurrence Of
July % last. President Marroquin
however, refused to accept General Co
bos resignation
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ADRIANOPLE
In FLAMES
Second largest Turkish City Swept
by Fire.
MANY MORE MAssA0RBs,
Reports Of Trouble Fron All Sec
tiona Of the Turkish Empire-The
suItan'a Minister to the United
states Makes Statement.

Sofia, Bulgaria. Aug a1.-The Dnevnik
publishes a report that one section of
the city Of Adrianople is IN ashes and
that three other sections have been
burned, The inhabitants are panic
stricken, and the authorities have lost
all control. The Turks are committing
wholesale massacres. An unsuccessful
attempt was made, the Dnevnik's ad-
vices say, 10 blow up the west bound
orient express between Usunkistri aud
Tehernkeshia. Only the locomotive,
however, was derailed.
telegram from Leren says the rail
way station at Ekshi was blown up
number Of officials being killed and the
rails torn up for a distance Of $50 me
ters.
An unconfrmed report is In cireula
ton here that the insurgents have
blown up the barracks Of the Turkish
troops at Adrianople.
A private telegram from Ria, forty
miles from this city, says the Bulga
rian troops on the frontier have been
ordered to combine with the Turkish
frontier forces ia order to prevent in
surgent bands from entering Macedo-
MIA. Despite this combination Of forces,
however, 100 revolutonaries succeeded
In crossing the frontier and lighting Is
proceeding m the direction OF Rozlog.
The sound Of cannon, the dispatch says,
can Be distinctly heard in Ria
The insurgents have blown up the
lighthouse at Yasiliko and now occupy
oil the principal points along the Black
sea coast The barracks at Demotika,
near Adrianople have been blown UP
and the garrison killed. Four thousand
Albanians are pillaging the villages in
the districts Of 0krida and Kruschevo.
The latter district has been deserted by
the population, who have Joined the In
surgents in the mountains. The Turk
ish forces In the frontier districts have
been largely increased.