Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-11-24
Indications Of Cholera.

idly approaching it's end. Tho
trenches surrounding the fcrt:Gci,-
tions are in the possession of the
Russians. Many trenches are filled
| with lime, confirming statements Of
| prisoners that cholera is raging IN
the garrison at Przemysl."
Adopting Severe Measures.
Venice, via Paris, Nov. 20.-Vier
ma authorities are adopting severe
measures against English people re
| naming in that city. During the
past few days many Britshers hayu
been interned, and the rest, ire
20 leave their homes between s
o'clock in the evening and in the
morning, or to visit cafes or other
public places.
An official announcement say
these steps have been taken "in view
Of the wretched situation Of Austr
ans and Hungarians interned in be-
ligerent States, especially England.
The statement adds that the ne,v
measures will be enforced 80 long "a
there is no certainty that Austrian
subjects in England are being &C
| corded better treatment" Foreign
ers who are interned, it is stated, viii
| be well treated.
Hitherto the English in Vienna
ho, oil
dom, only being required to report
to the police every Monday, provid-
ing they made no attempt to leave
the city or send out letters. Die
Zcit asserts that last Monday Brit.
ishers were given permission to leave
the city, but that none availed them
selves of the opportunity. Some 500
now remain.
Turks Claim Successes.
London Nov. 22.-Reuter's Am.
sterdam correspondent says:
"An official Constantinople tele-
gram s. vs. the Turkish cruiser Hami.
dieh yesterday bombarded and de-,
stroyed the Russian petroleum de-
pots and wireless station at Taupse
near Novorossysk, on the Black Sea
"a heavy battle, lasting nine
hours, occurred on November Is
along the Shat-el-Arab river between
the British and Turkish troops. The
British losses were heavy. CaptrrcG
&li'ish :oluicvs declare the 'youudcd
Included the British ,-u.uandcr.
"OHo shot from the Turkish gum
boa, Marmarjs hit a British runboat
,ul caused ,W explosion. Oc,Gis are
not yet available" .....
Christians Killed by Turk Soldiers ?
Paris, Nov. "a Havas dispatch
from Athens repeats report from
Constantinople that a large part Of
the Turkish garrison at Adrianople
has been transported to Treoizond,
Asiatic Turkey, where the soldiers
have pillaged the stores Of the Chris
tians. Three Christians are reported
killed.
Russian Waters Mined.
Petrograd, Russia, Nov. 22.-This
| communication from the Russian
general staff in the Caucasus was is
sued to-day:
"On the morning of November 20
the Turkish cruiser Hamidieh, fol-
lowed by flotilla Of torpedo boats,
appeared off Tuapse and opened fire,
hurting 125 projectiles into the
neighborhood. The Russian artil-
| lery replied very effectively. Our
| losses were three soldiers and a Sis
ter of Charity wounded; one civil
| ian killed and ten civilians injured.
| The material damage was insignifi-
| cant.
''In the direction Of Erzerum one
OF our columns has made important
progress above Juzveran. Our ad-
vance posts continue to tread the
heels OF the Turks"
1T was officially announced to-day
that the Russian Littoral of the
| Black Sea had been mined in many
| places 60 miles out from the coast.
Ships are absolutely forbidden to sail
at night in or out of Russian Black
Sea ports through the mouths of the
rivers Dniester and Bug and in the
Gulf Of Kertch
8aZ British Sailors Were Lost.
London, Nov. ga casualty list
giving names Of the men lost on the
British cruiser Good Hope, sunk No
vember in the battle off Chile with