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The Republican journal., 1911-03-02

Don't think that piles can't be cured. Thou
sands of obstinate cases nave peen cured oy
Doan's Ointment, 50 cents at any drug store
The Republican journal., 1911-03-02
MARYLAND CASUALTY CO., BALTI-
MORE, MARYLAND.


Assets December 81, 1910.
Real Estate, 532, III 50
Premiums in Course of Collection, 768,917 g.
Stocks and Bonds. 4,271, 9l6 AZ
Cash in Office and Bank, 169,068 80
Agents = ilances, 1893 IS
Bills Receivable, 6,963 70
Interest and Rents, 26,923 80
All other Assets, 2,237 rs
Gross Assets, $3.50. 5O7 65
Deduct items net admitted, 1926 20
Admitted Assets, $5,724,271 SO
Liabilities December 81, 1910.
Net Unpaid Losses, $1,179,049 80
Unearned Premiums, 2,108,696 06
All other Liabilities, 293, TOT "a
Cash Capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, LAP, 1913 "a
Total Liabilities and Surplus, SIS, 724,27l SO
ALBERT M. AMES, Agent,
Stockton Springs, Maine. 3w9
The Republican journal., 1911-03-02

Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
500 from Belfast and all stations on Branch.
Through tickets to all points West and North
west' via an routes for sale by L. j. Sanborn
Agent, Belfast.
MORRIS MCDONALD.
Vice President & General Manager.
Portland, Maine.
The Republican journal., 1911-03-02
UNITED STATES FIDELITY & GUAR
ANTY CO., BALTIMORE, MD.
JOHN II. BLAND. President

Assets December 81, 1910.
Real Estate 5 534,213 63
Mortgage Loans, 5000 90
Collateral Loans, 112, 949 90
Stocks and Bonds, Market Value, 4,290,638 63
Cash in Office and Bank, 6O4,823 20
Agents Balances, $4,000 II
Interest and Rents, 55,573 63
All other Assets, lao, 1876 SO
Gross Assets, s6,Sl3,6s5 1s
Deduct items not admitted, ri, SIT Al
Admitted Assets, 5000, 1877 II
Liabilities December 81, 1910.
Net Unpaid Losses, 5 $50, 965 g.
Unearned Premiums, 1,967,255 IA
All other Liabilities, 206,619 Sc
Cash Capital, 100000 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 887,327 O5
Total Liabilities and Surplus, $6,042, 1877 II
JAMES PATTEE & SON, Agents,
Belfast, Maine. 3w9
The CASUALTY COMPANY OF
AMERICA
Home Once, 1884 william Street.
NEW YORK CITY.
Assets December 81, 1910.
Stocks and Bonds, $1,444, 701 II
Cash in Office and Bank, 621. 30ST
Agents Balances, 627,S12 81
Bills Receivable, 1,001 So
Interest and Rents, 1903 Is
Gross Assets, $2.72l, 843 II
Deduct items not admitted, 105. 121 II
Admitted Assets, $2,6l6. 722 06
Liabilities December 81, 1910.
Net Unpaid Losses, 4N.415 50
Unearned Premiums. .1.049,521 62
All other Liabilities, 1882 80
Cash Capital, 10000 90
Surplus over all Liabilities, 250, rs
Total Liabilities and Surplus, $2616. 722 O6
3w9
fOIEYS 0RN0 LAXATIVE
sea sro~Aen TaovstE and eo"''''~''o"
The Republican journal., 1911-03-02


ag the baby from the brook may
: lsYorite trick of Fido. But res
he whole family from a burning
The favorite vaudeville turn of
u sometimes for weeks at a time
, sgSslead can be reduced to ashes
!, =. The faithful cat scratching and
Y at the bedroom door to rouse the
y ~ PARENTS, and then carrying the
I'VE ny policy out in her teeth.
/ aiQ this not so many seasons
~ The Robinsons Of Quincy when
J, 'aIlmet street home burned at 3
r, A., the morning.
n Faalned for "Tom Casey" the
\ H., ol a Franklin street, Boston,
N ss firm, to retire precipitately
4 historically to his masters desk
N.Y., %g building caught fire one win
~g y, IN 1903. All night the fire
tlght engines poured rivers of
%'o the building. And all night
fsey'' lay curled up on the desk,
NJ arms way-not actually sleep
S,asps, but not unduly excited.
~ was discovered there in the
H.. ne stretched himself, yawned,
In s u that the building seemed a
r.s dna suggested that he be given
n lttsburg cat proved herself to
S seetlve burglar alarm in 1908.
veg e entered the home of D. A.
rs.. they filled a bag with silver
na'ed through the kitchen. One
4 Ts ~ stepped on the cats tail.
n.y. y the fellows ir.pertinence.
as,.5 the family, bit the burglars
s,1 mea him out the back door,
asSsy chased him across the yard
enthusiasm that he dropped
y tanning the spoils.
i WICKED ANTI-CATTERS.
+" all this proof Of more than
The Republican journal., 1911-03-02

Total Liabilities and Surplus, s6,042, 1877 II
JAMES PATTEE & SON, Agents,
Belfast, Maine. 3w9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
APPEAL or GOVERNORS
Brief Will BE Prepared by Harmon,
Hadley and AIdrfch,


st. Louis. Mo-, October 3-with the
arrival to-day Of Governor Judson
Harmon. OF Ohio. no time was lost in
oesinninE the actual preparation OF
the appeal to be taken by the Cover
nors' committee to the Supreme Court
Of the United States from the United
States Circuit Court, Judge Walter
Sanborn. in the Minnesota rate case.
>, governor Harmon and Governor
Herbert S. Hadley of Missouri, met
In the office OF the United States Dis
triot Attorney. Charles A. Hotze. Dis
cossing the task ahead OF the Gov
ernors committee, Governor Harmon
SAID: The Governors are attempting
notning revolutionary. The question
OF States rights is not involved The
only question is whether q State can
regulate Its own commerce.
Inc committee OF Governors is do
ing In this matter Just what I have
oohe many times. Under the direc-
ton OF Judge Sanborn in the Mime
With ut the power to regulate railway
rates or intrastate business
our work will be confined to filing
orief In the United States Supreme
Court In all the State railway rate
cases. l do not think any Of the
committees will appear in court and
make an argument"
=, The work of the Governors was
limited to a discussion of the form
OF the orlef to be prepared for fling
IN the Supreme Court of the United
atia ,. The preparation of the brief
VIII begin tomorrow. Governor
Aiorlch. OF Nebraska, the third mem
ger Oh the committee, arrived night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
Anard Little sati.faction.

Constantinople. October .3.-Replies
to the Porte's appeal have been re-
ceived from most or the powers, but
as was expected. afford little satisfac-
tion. In effect the powers say they
will be unable TO offer mediation until
the Porte suggests a basis for settle
ment on the lines OF Italy's demands.
Turkish kilograms report that an
Italian warship has sunk two motor
boats near Hodeida, a seaport on the
Red sea. and pursued the Turkish de-
stroyer Peikishevket
a large number ( volunteers, both
soldiers and sailors. we'll officered, lief;
to-day for the Dardanelles, where the
larger portion of the fleet Is awaiting
orders. Two battieships, the Messudieh
and the Assar-I- Tewfik. and the torpedo
cruiser Berk-I-Satvet have sailed from
the Golden Horn to join 1t.
1t is understood that Austria has
given guarantee to Turkey that the
status quo in the Balkans will be main
tanned. Mehmed Pasha, son of Sheikh
Adeikader, the last Algerian sovereign.
has asked the Sultan to allow him to
return to Tripoli for the purpose of
rousing all Mussulmans in Africa to re-
pei the Italian invasion. The Porte has
notified the embassies that neutral car
goes in Italian bottoms will be re-
spected. with the exception Of contra
band articles
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
NOTIFICATIONS SUGGESTED

Shippers Object to Regulations Gov
srntnE Carrying of Explosives.
Washington, October 3.-Modifica-
tons OF the regulations respecting the
transportation o. explosives by COM
mon carriers, including both railroads
and express companies: were suggest
ed to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day at a hearing attended
DE SompaF@uNely Few representatives
o. the carriers. To insure the safety
OF tranic, the carriers have established
very rigid regulations TO govern the
carrying OF eA siosives and infla NINA bl q
articles 10 SOME of them, shippers
have objected. The regulations as a
whole, have been approved by the
commissions. After the arguments the
commission reserved its decision
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
MEYER SEEKS EXPLANATION
Wants to Know why Dry Dock at New
Orlenns Ia Not in Condition.

Wants to Know why Dry Dock at New
Orleans Ia Not in Condition.
Washington. October 3.-AskIng why
Instructions had not been obeyed TO
Keep the floating dry dock at New
orleans navy yard In condition for
immediate use. Secretary Of the Navy
Meyer yesterday. in a telegram. called
on the chief carpenter. In charge OF
the station. FOR an explanation.
orders were recently issued for the
cessation OF work at the navy yard
there. and the personnel was trans
iierred to other yards. The caretakers.
however. were supposed to maintain
the government properties and effects
III the station.
That the yard has been practically
closed; that the telephone circuit has
peen cut OFF and that the dock Is not
available for use. and that. generally.
me orders OF the Secretary Of the
Navy have not been carried out is
the substance of the complaint made
yesterday BY telegram. signed by the
tary Never
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
INcENDIARY STARTS FIRE
Scottdnle. Pa, Suffers Damage Amount
Ing to S125,o0o.

Scottsdale. Pa, October Sire
OF incendlary origin swept through
the business section early to-day, caus-
Ing a loss of $l25,00O. Fifty guests
were routed from the Central Hotel
before that structure went down, but
all escaped unhurt
Two fires were discovered within a
short distance OF each other at the
same time, and the flames quickly
spread to adjoining buildings Fire
companies from Connellsville. Ever
son. Youngwood and Mount Pleasant
responded to a call for help. and after
four hours the flames were under con-
troll. Fifteen buildings were burned
1t is the fourth attempt to burn tho
town within the past three months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
WINS RACE WITH DEATH
idch Lumbermnn Reaches Home q
sorrow Before Daughter Dies

Rich Lumbermnn Reaches Home of
SORROW Before Daughter Dies.
New York. October 3.-Robert j.
Darnell. wealthy lumb erman. arrived
mere to-day from his home in Memphis
and won his race with death. He made
speedy trip in order to see his daugh-
ter Pauline. who. 1t Is feared, is dying
as the result OF taxicab accident on
me Long Island Railroad crossing at
rreeport Saturday evening. Her moth
er and sister Beatrice were killed In
the accident Miss Pauline Darnell
day.
MT. Darnell was hurried by motor
car to the home OF c. NJ Collier. ocean
avenue and Archer Street. Freeport.
where lie the bodies of his wife and
aaus nter Beatrice. Miss Pauline OAR
nell. William c. Collier and the taxicah
chaiuneur. John Mott, also are at the
Collier home.
MT. Darnell was met at the Penn
sylvania station by his brother Iohn
Darnell. OF Philade lphia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
NAVAL ACADEMY OPENING
No Ceremony Marks Beginning of New
Year for Mtdshipmcp.

Year for aIsdshipmen,
Annapolis, Md, october 2.-Without
any ceremony to mark 1t. the oficial
reopening OF the Naval Academy for
the regular academic term took place
yesterday.
All the midshipiaen of the upper
classes who had been on their annual
leave, and there were 500 OF them,
were on hand. except for few who
had been detained by sickness Tho
young men were up bright and early
and started tho usual academic rou-
tine. which began with rotations
Many new officers are still reporting
for duty. but II is expected that tho
full complement will be on hand In a
day or two.
While three midshipmen of tho upper
classes who were recommended for dis
missal for intoxication are awaiting
the action or the Navy Department, a
board OF investigation was convened
at the academy upon orders from the
Navy Department to Investigate sew
era! other cases of misconduct It "
said that these. too, stand In danger
OF summary punishment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
FRANK GOULD DEFEATED
Old Directorate OF st. Louis-south-
weatern Railroad Re-EeIected.

Old Directorate OF ST. Louis-south-
western Railroad Re-Eeiected.
ST. Louis. October 3.-Despite the
announcement at noon to-day that
Frank Gould had won in his night for
representation in the directorate OF
the st Louis-Southwestern Railway,
when the balloting was finished this
afternoon, 1T was found the old direc-
torate had been reelected. and the
belligerent member of the Gould
Ia nily had been outvoted and defeated
r. Lancaster Williams, who was
elected a director of the Missouri Pa
cifc Railway early last summer, and
whom Frank Gould sought to place in
a similar position on the ST Louis
Ing said:
I'm checking our list with that held
by the management we find that there
are a plumber OF duplicates Or revoca-
lions on both sides. Under these con-
ditions. am convinced that to .rTst
upon contest at this time would be
likely to lead TO controversy and pos
sibly to litigation"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
FUNERAL ON THURSDAY
Body of Renr-Admiral Schley Is Taken
to Washington.

Washington. D. c., October s.-The
body OF Rear-Admiral Winfield Scott
Schley was brought to Washington to-
right from New York and taken at
once to the Schley home in I Street.
The funeral will be held Thursday, hut
no details have as yet been arranged
The family has not decided whether
or not there shall be a military fu.
neral. Accompanying the body froi,
New York. besides the family. were
$. N. retired, long-tim friend Of
Admiral Schley, and his flag lieuten-
ant during the Spanish American war.
At the station the party was met by
Casey. Intimate friends Of the Schley
family. AS the body of the dead naval
officer was borne by EN- oloyes through
the railroad station to the hearse hun
dreds of waiting passengers stood with
uncovered heads. u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
cITY-WIDE SEARCH ORDERED
New York Street Cleaners Looking for
Small Gold BaHehau

New York, October s.-Street clean.
ers and garbage collectors here are
searching by official order for a small
gold baseball. lest by W. f. Preston,
manager OF the Princeton baseball team
OF 1904. The order was Issued to-day
by Big BIZ Edwards. Street Clean
ing Commissioner. and former Prince
ton football player. The ball was pre-
sented to Preston when his team won
the intercollegiate championship. He
thinks that maid In his home threw
the souvenir into refuse receptacle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
Prisoners on steamer

Idranto, Italy, October 3-Tho
Italian armored cruiser Marco Polo
brought into this port to-day the
turkish transport Sabah. which she
vailed throughout the day during the
decentralization of prisoners taken on
the steamer These include a Turkish
general, colonel of the medical corps
rifles, sixty grenades. much ammuni-
ton and about 200 horses were also
captured. The officers were lodged in
tne castle and the soldiers In the bar
to escape. but were recaptured.
Further details OF the attack made
be the Italian destroyers Artigiico and
boats Hamidi Yeh and Alpagut show
that when one OF the torpedo boats
sank the Artiglico sent boat and
rescued the crew. as well az tho Turk
ish flag.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04

Durant. Miss. October 3.-Several per-
sons were injured to-day In a clash
between citizens of Durant and party
of strike-b breakers destined for points
south OF jackson on the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad.
Preceding the train came a telephone
message from Winona asserting thar
when the train made brief stop at
that point many OF the men discm-
parked and helped themselves to mer-
chandise from the shelves of stores in
the vicinity of the station and that pay
ment was refused. When the train
reached Durant a number of the men
left the coaches and started In the di-
rection OF nearby stores They were
met with hail OF stones and other
missiles, and before they had fought
their way back to the train three cit.
liens were slightly hurt and il Is stated
several OF the strike breakers were in
Jured rs
Guards accompanying the men deny
that payment was refused 70. the goods
secured at Winona.
The train was made up of ten coaohes.
with about 100 shopmen and clerks re-
esaited in Northern elites.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
Anger. Turkj.b s,ud.nt

indianapolis, Ind, October 3-"Tur-
key will live long after YOU are dead"
ansrily shouted Mohammed Zellehaddin
turkish student, as ne rose in chapel
at Butler College to-day. after a de-
nunciation Of mis- country by Rev. Rob
ert Fulton. Zellehaddin then left the
nall. applauded by his fellow students.
MIR. Fulton. who spent year in Tur-
Key. said In addressing tho student
body that because that nation had re-
tarded civilization ut would be a good
thing II Italy would wipe it off the
map"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
KILLS DOG WITH BARE HANDS
Man Risks Life to Protect Children
From Mad Animal,

HIsHH Ltfe 20 PrOtcnt Children
From Mad Animal.
!, Atlantic City, y. j., October 3.-Dan-
tel Bond. twenty-four choked a mad
dog to death with his bare hands
Yesterday afternoon. He was severe
" bitten about the arms and wrists
and was taken TO the City Hospital,
where physicians quickly cauterizeo
his wounds and then put him in the
observation ward to make fight for
his life should hydrophobia develop.
Bond. walking down Atlantic Ave-
nue.. saw big mongrel. frothing at
the mouth. dash toward a crowd OF
school children. He started in pur-
suit. The dog snapped at him and
leaped for his throat.
Bond caught the beast by the neck
as IL leaped- In a furious battle of
several minutes the man was the VIC
tor. hut not until he had been Sc
verely bitten.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
STALL0 ENGAGEMENT OFF
Girl with s2o.ooo.ooo Not to Wed MI.
FlOrm8n.

New York. October 3.-The breaking
OF the engagement of Miss Helena
static and Nils Florman was news in
society circles here to-day Miss Stallo
inherited more than S20,00O,o0O from
the estate of her grandfather. Alex-
capitalist. Mr.. Florman is a member
of prominent Swedish family and
related by marriage to King Gustav
". He is an intimate friend Of Colonel
John Jacob Aston. and has spent much
OF his time in this country on the
latter's yatch Mona
Announcement OF the breaking of
the engagement was made by Miss
Stallo's father His dauehteris nov.
in. Newfoundland - ~, ="
II am not aware OF her reason for
this decision" said the father. .It lis
! can learn" -. - -
Miss stallo met Mr.. FIorman in Eu-
rope. She Is twenty years old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
FIND UNLICENSED SALOONS
Revenue omcers Active in .Dry
Counties of Ohto

Cincinnati, O.. October 3.-As a re-
suit of secret Investigations which
have been conducted by the United
states internal revenue office in the
various dry" counties of Ohio 1T is
believed that Federal grand fury
that convenes here tomorrow will re-
turn more than 100 indictments against
Keepers OF unlicensed saloons
Many revenue officers are in the city
day conferring with United States
evidence they have collected
The governments only interest in
the case Is to recover money for IL
censes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
Russia Su pports Ger
many in t fort to Bring
About Peace.
NO DEVELOPMENTS
IN WAR SITUATION
Report That Bonbardrnent Of
Tripoli Had Begun Is Re-
garded as Unlikely-Contin-
uance of Cabinet Crisis
Probable Reason for
Delay of Operations.

London. October 3.-The lapse of an
other day leaves the Turco. Italian war
without further developments. There
is no confirmation Of the reported bonn
bardment of Tripoli which appears un-
likely to have happened. as 1t Will yet
be several days before the expedition
airy force is ready to leave Italian
shores.
Apparently tho Italian government Ia
apprehensivu that the Turkish fleet
may be able to hamper the passage of
transports, and great precautions are
being taken The expedition Will be
started from ports in two seas. rather
than from South Italy and Sicily. in
order to minimize that aanger. and
evidently Italy is in no hurry to get
the expedition on the way.
Another reason for the delay of war
like operations is the continuance OF
the Turkish Cabinet CRISIS Clearly.
the old ministers are remaining in
office against their will. and are unable
to formulate or agree upon any definite
line OF action. 1t is even reported
that the minister of marine has re-
signed on account of hagrant disobcdl-
ence of his orders to the fleet
Meanwhile the pourparlers of the
powers continue without intermission-
1t Is said that Russia Is now support
ing Germany in efforts to bring about
peace.
report comes from Agosta that the
Turkish transport Derna changed her
name to Eitel Frederick. and flew the
German flag while running the block
ade to Tripoli, and that her officers
were proud OF eluding pursuit. But,
1t is pointed out In the report, She
might have been captured 200 miles
from Tripoli. had not the Italians
wanted her arrival at TripolA. and the
landing of arms as a pretext to de-
clare war.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
SPENT S12.53 ON GIRL
Peter Hall Now Rr-1E. Civil su,t 20
RccnYcr lhis a.nann. "

Merider. Conn. October S..Pete- r.
nall today catered suit in the City
Aichier to recover sl2.5a, which in
RE complaint. he says, he spent while
In her company June to %. 1910. rho
hi!l OF particulars is given. There are
ranging from hIvkel to a Quarter
Otier entries include these: Ice crearo
10 cents; supper, ~ cents: meal al
New Haven, Go cents; shore dinners
81 hiring horse ard wagon. 81. cbnc'
olate, 81 cents: hiring horse Mt Viii
imantic. $3.50; supper at Hartford. "a
cents; tip to waiter. IS cents
nan. VINO Is a painter by tr:/e,
has retained counsel In his suit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
ADMISSIONS BY VENDING
May Lead 10 Revelations of Details of
Almn kellner'a Murder.

AlmH Kellner's Murder.
Louisville, Ky, October 3-Admis-
sions said to have been made to-day by
Joseph Vending, in States prison for
the murder OF little Alma Kellner,
niece OF Frank 'ehr, wealthy
brewer may lead to revelations of
details OF the chlld's murder, proceed
ing the discovery OF her mutllated
body in the basement of parish
school house
II is reported that Vending, who at
his trial denied all knowledge of the
childs murder. nov admits that he
had a part in the disposition of the
body. Prison officials are endeevoring
TO obtain further admissions from
Vending. who once confessed the
crime and later denied IT,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
FIND STOLEN MINIATURE

But Detectives Fail to Locate Owner
OF Trunk Containing II.
ST.. Paul, Mimi, October 3.-Federal
secret service agents here who about
two weeks ago found miniature OF
Nell Gwynne in the trunk of a woods
man when II came across the border
from Canada have failed to find the
owner of thu trunk.
The miniature is inca sed in g1ld
frame. mounted with diamonds. and
omcials say IT. WAC stolen from the
British Museum.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
WILL VISIT HOT SPRINGS
President and Mrs. Taft Plan to Spend
Few Days MT Virginia Resort.

Washington, D. c., October a.-Im-
mediately upon his return to Washing
ton on November 1, President Taft will
leave for Hot Springs, Va, for few
days rest and recreation. Mrs Taft
Will go to Hot Springs probably on Oc-
tober %. 1t is the expectation OF the
President upon leaving Hot Springs to
visi. Cincinnati, Louisville. KY. and one
or two other places before his anal
return to Washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
Delay Wn. G,ant.d

Rome, October ga telegram from
ice-Admiral Faravefi, filed at Trip
oil this morning. and arriving here to-
night by way Of Vittoria, Sicily, says:
In answer to a summons OF the sur
render Of the city. made yesterday, the
Turkish commander asked for a delay
and was granted until noon to-day"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-04
UItimatum Is sent.

Corfu. October 3.-Vice-Admiral the
Duke Of the Abruzzi. has sent an ulti-
matum to the Vail of Prevesa, threat
enins bombardment unless he surren-
GERS the Turkish warships which have
taken refuge in the harbor.