The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-13
KING FERDINAND IS
TO VISIT THE CAR
Ruler of Bulgaria to Make a
Journey to Home Of Rus
sian Emperor. y
MOVE Is REGARDED AS
PECULIARLY SIGNIFICANT
He Is Independent Monarch,
and VIII Be Received With
Due H0nOrS.
BY GEORGE FRASER.

Special Cable 10 The Tribune
ST. PETERSBURG March 1o-Ths
coming visit of King Ferdinand Of Bull
garia to the czar is regarded as peculiar
ly significant i'm view or the situation In
ihc Balkans. This time he cones for
the hrst timc az an independent monarch.
and Will be received with due honors s
short time ago. when the Grand Duke
Miob5ei died, he informed the czar OF
his desire Ia attend the funeral service.
and received A cordial invitation. That
visit. II il had taken place would not
have been state visit. as this will be.
Last year King Ferdinand came about
the same time. and was received. much
10 MS delight and surprise, with mill
tary houors. aud when soldiers cried ont
We wish you health. your majesty.
King Ferdinand's fare beamed and he
evcls lined "C'ost deIiceux" This year
nc Is = fu]-1edeed king. and no restric-
tion VIII ba placed on the royal honors
due To him. There is no doubt felt
here that thorough understanding has
been reached between Bulgaria Servia
Roumana. Montenegro and Greece. and
doubtless when the Bulgarian monarch
and the ear meet Russia will be fully
Informed IS tn the sItua tion and viii be
invited to act with the Balkan states
when the necessity arises.
Situation in Macedonia.
telegram published in the Nosoe
Nvcmya confirms the fact that the secrc;
Gracco- Bulgarian committee has decided
10 undertake terrorist action. In Con-
stantlnople 1t is noted that tho situation
IN Macedonia is becoming daily more and
more serious. In spite of tho orders Of
the central government. the local admin
iStration continues TO treat the inhabi-
tdnts in such a fashion that they only
desire TO be led by the Graeco-Rul-
garien committee. The aim of the lat
ter organization is 10 revive ihc insur-
rcction I'm Macedonia. Among the repre-
sentatives present AT the recent confer
ence of the Slav union. held in ST. Peters
burg. was NJ. George KaltplSofT, who rep
resented Bulgaria. He declared that
Bulgartans and Servians will never cease
10 agitate until they obtain the politl
cal emancipation Of Macedonia,
The condition of the cZarina. ] am in
formed. is steadily growing worse, and
hope of her majesty,,s complete recovery
has been abandoned The only possi-
billty is that the rapid progress OF her
neurasthonia may be checked. There are
hours. and even days, when tho en-
prcss's mental state must be considered
abnormal. She Is haunted by an mex
plicabic fear bordering on the condition
known as the mania OF persecution.
Every noise makes her tremble. VIM
dowe and doors have TO be bolted. and
she sees nobody. The car is very de-
pressed a5 the state OF his wife's health.
From Dresden II is reported that the
CZarna will shortly arrive there 10 stay
at the famous Lahn1nn sanitorlUm at
WoisSer Illrsch Tor the cure. 1t is stated
that n Dresden medical professor and
specialist In nervous diseases who has
recently been to Russia was summoned
10y the czar 10 confer about this sana-
torium, which has been frequently visited
by tho czarlna's sister. Princess Helm
rich. whose eldest son Is delicate. This
report, however. cannot be verified.