The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-04

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AutOno1y II Demanded.
London. October 3-The draft Of the
collective note to be presented to Tur-
KEY by Bulgaria, ServiA. Greece ano
MONTENEGRO was received to-day by all
the Balkan legations. The foreign
oflces of the various powers are 10
be made acquainted with it's contents
before its presentation to the Ottoman
government The note demands an
autonomy for Macedonia, Albania ana
old Servia which shall be at least
equal to that enjoyed by Crete under
the protecting powers.
Prohibits Export Of CeresiA
constantinopl.. October 3.-The
Turkish government to-day prohibited
the export of cereals from European
Turkey.
Intense excitement has been displayed
here throughout the day. Thousands
OF people are parading the streets d.
handing war.
severe FiGhtinE.
London, October 3.-Severe fghtins
betwe IN Turkish and Servian troops
u reported to have occurred on the
southeastern frontier Of Se-via. In
dispatch from Belgrade. received by
news agency here. The Turks are said
to have lost three killed and many
wounded, while the Servian casualties
are given a. two killed and eighteen
wousjed-
A detachment Of 300 Turkish SOL
Jiers. according 10 the dispatch.
crossed into Servian territory and in
tn, neighborhood Of the town OF ve-
ranya encountered . body OF Servian
infantry. An engagement ensued.
which lasted an hour
Asssek - Gsaras.
Cettinse, Montenegro. October IA
q .tachment Of Turkish guards to-day
attacked the Montenesrin guards on
the border In the Berana District The
Montenegrins lid not reply to the fire
and the Turks th N retired.
The order for general mobilization
In Montenegro has been received with
the utmost enthusiasm throughout the
country King Nicholas and his min
ist FRS have received q number Of teie-
grams urging them to begin hossiltties
immediately against Turkey.
Reports DesseS.
Rome. October s.-The italian For
etsn Office to-day denied the reports
circulat ID abroad that peace had been
concluded between Italy and Turkey.
Greeks Ordered HSOe.
New York. October 3.-The steamer
Macedonia. scheduled to sail at noon
for Piraeus. Greece. with l.2Jo passen-
GERS, was commandered shortly be-
fore sailing time to-day By the
Greek consul here. The vessel prepared
To szii at once for Philadeiphia TO
take on . cargo 81 ammunition FROM
Philadelphia the Macedonia VIII return
to New York for the reservists OF
Ere sce and the Balkan States who
,Ian 70 sail on her for Greece. The
creek consul announced to-day that
~. had received a cahieEram from his
scvcrr-n m; to notify all the Greek
.essrvjs,s In the United states 10 re-
turn 60 their eo.orx. Similar notices
eerc received by the Isaocrs Of But
carisn<. ZcrSs and Nontenegr:ns IL
th four nations In this country capable
fs estimated there are 10000 men OF
81 bca ring arms.
u~sAy % Son.
New York. october .-csrry.re
Ina Greeks Who formerly served IN
arrri~. % Greece and The Baikan
~ss,~.. fh~ steamship Macedonia VIII
sau from This por. tc-morrcw n'Rrs or
carly saturday .rorn'ag. The reserv-
,.;s sail prepared 60 sGht IN the In
r~od,ng var against turkey. Ammu-
nt,,or IL be:ux rushed BY train from
ph,lad~lphia so-aigat sn0 WI oe
loaded into the hold 81 the Sacssc"se