The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-07-19
sp,cini cable Desparch TO Tue SvN


graphic appeal OF Queen Eleonore OF
Bulgaria to Queen Elizabeth Carmen
Syva) of Ruman!a asking that the ad-
vance OF the Ruma nian troops into Bull
saris be stopped. To this Queen Eliza
beth replied that the Rumanian soldiers
would continue to advance. but with
the greatest consideration
kilograms from SalOnica say the Ru-
manlan Greek and Servian armies will
nRrcl IN Sofia and dictate terms OF
Ieace at the bulgarian capital On the
other hand a Bucharest despatch to the
Dntlv Noii says that although the Ru-
man!an army continues to advance on
sofia the Rumanian Government has
not ye, definitely decided to occupy the
Bulgarian capital.
Says Ferdinand Has Fled.
The Brussels correspondent Of the
Daily Chronicle says he hears from an
exceptionally well informed source that
King Ferdinand OF Bulgaria has ded
from Sofia.
The secretary Of the Bulgarian Lega-
ton in London has heard no such re-
port and discredits it,
The Daily Express says King Charles
Of Rumania has answered the message
OF King Ferdinand of Bulgaria In refer
ence To the basis on which he is pre-
pared To restore relations OF friendship
between the two countries. Although
the reply is not published it is under
stood that It's tenor Is to the effect that
II 10 necessary in making peace with
Rumania also to make peace with
Servia and Greece. and that the
Rumanian monarch is carrying on ne
gotstionr toward this end.
According to a Servian Official report
me main Bulgarian army is now massed
D''"een kustendil and DubnitZa. about
iorty miles south Of Sofia. and here the
hu'garians will make their last stand
u IN" allies attempt to march on the
capital. II is said, however. that the
Bhlgarians are wholly unprepared to
resist any attempted invasion Of Sofia
land should the Rumanians push on
they could enter the city at any time
NJ Malinoff. the Democratic leader
abandoned his efforts to form new
bulgarian Cabinet, and NJ. Radoslavoff
N" Liberal leader. accepted the
Premiership last evening and immedi.
e'ely formed a Cabinet
All Charge Atrocities.
The charges in regard to massacre
ana outragtr of various kinds are re-
pea'ed from Bulgarian, Greek an,
Servian sources.
The bulgarian General in charge O
inc army operating against the Greek
charees the Greek troops with delhi
ca'ely raking with their cannon fir
me hospital at Demir- Hissar, nothwith
standing the fact that the Red Cros
nag was flying over the building. Al
'h' nurses who did not flee and tn
p",'en's were killed and a few Of tn
S'R ana wounded who had managed I
rnwi out from the ruins OF the hOspita
were shot down by Greek soldiers.
also charged that the Gree
troops massacred the entire populatio
fpf Kilkish.
me Greeks are hurrying to the tow
VI Aahthi In Macedonia to protect tn
"'""bltants from massacre which ha
"'"h threatened by the Bulgarians, VIII
"" r"treating from Drama to Xanth
y" "nl'lhi Greek statement charges tha
.h' bulgarans destroyed the city {
"fr"s and massacred many people. TIL
runs are filled with mutilated bOdif
VI aged men and women, as well q
r.ndren. 1t Is also charged that III
n"isnr'hns massacred people and con
n'led outrages at DOiran. The tow
VI Doxate Is said to be nothing but