Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1912-10-30

. today affected a junction with the
; southern Montenegrin army undci
General Martinovitch east of Scutar:
Vienna, Oct. 30.-The Austrian and
an understanding on the Balkan ques,
ton, according to the Neue Freic
Press.
London, Oct. 30,--The Bulgarian
army was defeated by the Turks at
Visa, Remiland and Serai yesterday,
according to an official dispatch ra.
ceived by the Ottoman embassy here.
The Turkish loss totalled 500 killed
ard wounded.
IL CHING CHANG ASSASSINATED
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Cable dispatches
to the Chicago Daily News from Pc.
king, China, say the Mohammedans
have assassinated Ii Ching Chang,
president of the Kanu province, prin-
cipally because he opposed making
Maan Liang the Mohammedan COVER
| or of the province. The dispatches
q, that the followers of Maan con-
tit the province and that the unrest
in k,hensi and Shansi is growing.
London Oct. 30.The Greeks today
occupied the Turkish town of Verria
without resistance, according to a
News Agency dispatch from Athens.
The Greek army is now within fifty
miles of Saloniki and it is believed
the railroad from Verria to that city
is still intact. Z. Blaque Bey, who
was military attache at Vienna and
whose wife formerly was Josephine
Kalman of st. Paul has been appoint
ed general of division in the Turkish
army, according to a dispatch from
Constantinople.
Constantinople, Oct. 80, (by wire-
less to Kustendje Rumana) Three
hundred Turkish officers and men
have been executed in connection
with the panic among the Turkish
troops at the taking of Kirk Kilisseh
by the Bulgarians.
Constantinople, Oct. 30-(Wireless
dispatch,) - According to refugees
from kirk-Kilisseh city, troops there
were composed almost entirely of re.
servists, under-oficered, ill-trained
and badly fed. Several of the regi-
ments at the fighting had been without
rations for As hours. A night attack
on the Bulgarian advance guard was
ordered by the Turkish commander
but the energetic defense offered by
the Bulgarians disconnected the Turk
ish troops and panic set in.
The troops dispersed, abandoning
in their flight their guns, rifles and
ammunition. Mahmoud Mukhtar
Pasha tried to stem the panic by
shooting several fleeing soldiers with
his revolver. Prince Aziz Pasha Joined
in the fight.
After a consultation with Abdullah
Pasha, the commander of the Turkish
troops at Adrianople, by telegraph,
Mahmoud Mukhtar Pasha ordered a
general retreat.
Hilmi Pasha refused to join in the
retreat, fearing it would end in a gem
eral riot With part of his division,
he took position on the Notifications
to the northwest of kirk-Kilisseh in,
order to cover the retreat of the rest
OF the army.
Some OF his troops broke into panic
ana refused to stay with him. Hilma
Pasha shot number of them down
with his revolver. After that by cool
ness and energy, he succeeded in re-
tlrlng with the greater part of his di-
vision. The other divisions of the
turkish army retreated in the great
est disorder The main body retired
toward Visa, where the divisions COM
manded by Fahri, Pasha and Djema
Pasha stopped the rout and restored
some semblance of order. Fahri
Pasha held the Buigarians temporarily
In check and then recaptured four of
the guns they had taken from the
Turks.
BY Sunday order among the Turk
ish troops had been completely restor-
ed and they then resumed the often
sive cautiously, pending the arrival
Of reinforcements.
Within four days divisions of Turk.
ish troops have been despatched from
Constantinople in the direction of
while others have been
ordered to proceed by land and sea.
Nazlm Pasha sent telegram under
yesterdays date to the war depart.
ment reading as follows
The Adrianople, army made a
sortie to the west in the direction of
Maras, where it found Bulgarian
brigade. The Turks inflicted consid-