Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1912-11-24

a nature which The Turks were likely
to accept. &
Bulaarians' Heavy Losses.
Bucharest, Nov. 23.-It was learned
here tonight on the best authority that
the willingness of the Bulgarians to
treat with Turkey was due to the loss
Of third Of Gear Ferdinand's original
army of 100000 men In killed, wounded
and dead and hopelessly incapacitated
from disease. The Bulgarian cavalry
in particular has been practically
wiped out. Boys of 16 and II are being
called to the colors at the present.
Vienna, Nov. 24.-(Sunday)-Repo
Vienna, Nov 24.-Sunday)-Repo
received this Sunday morning say
that the Servian army has determined
to occupy Durazzo. It was said that
three Greek gunboats were standing
off the town. prepared to open a bonn
tardment and aid the Servians.
Latest Peace Terms.
Sofia. Nov. est was reported today
that Bulgaria's peace terms now call
for the remuneration by Turkey Of all
occupied territory, the Bulgarians to
hold Tchatalja until the Turkish gov
eminent pays an indemnity of s14o.-
100000.
German Emperor Is Informed.
Berlin, Nov. 23.-That Archduke
Ferdinand of Austria and the kaiser
met at the boar hunt near Hanover to-
day and that as a result the German
emperor Is fully cognizant of Austria S
rlans in the present momentous crisis
was made known at midnight tonight.
1t is certain that the Austro- Servian-
Russian developments have completely
Cvershadowed the developments at
Constantinople, although the govern
ments are trying to minimize the dan
ger of a general war.
Dispatches from Vienna make 1t
rlain that the orders for general mob
iiZation of all the reserve forces have
already been printed and only await
the signal for distribution. The second
Danube squadron Is reported ready to
steam at a moments notice and the
situation is admittedly grave.
The Sunday newspapers here which
are close to the government say that
the situation, although most grave,
may still be cleared.
Pretendsr Leaves Albania.
Bucharest, Nov. 20. Sunday -
Prince Albert Chika, pretender to the
rulership of Albania. today departed
for that country, to look after his in
terests following the announcement
that Albania independence had been
proclaimed Prince Chika's wife was
formerly Miss Madge Bowling, MEM
Der of wealthy Irish family in Aus
tralia. She once achieved fame as the
most heavily insured woman in the
world, there being s25O.o00 policy on
her life
Socialists to Act.
Basal, Switzerland Nov. 23.-Social-
lists representing every European coun-
try meet here tomorrow to consider
plans for preventing the powers from
going to war over the Balkans. The
Swiss authorities will not interfere
with the gathering hnd Of course the
secret police from other countries are
powerless to act on Swiss soil. Forsee-
ing secret agents will swarm here
however, and there may be trouble in
store for some of the delegates when
they return home.
Resolutions Will be introduced adj
vocating the calling of general strikes
and even anti-government risings If
necessary to keep the peace.
Suffrasettes Get Frivolous.
Philadelphia, Nov. 23.-By way of
relaxation from the serious business of
their forty fourth annual convention,
the woman suffragists tonight INDUCED
in bit of frivolfty, enjoying in With
erspoon hall what they termed q 'col-
lege night" There was a debate for
and against equal suffrage, women ora
tors taking both sides. Department
store conditions from both sides of the
counter were portrayed and industrial
justice for working women advocated