The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-30

company.
PETRoGRAO. Nov. %. via Lon.
aon. S:45 p. m.-"The position OF
Humania Is evidently becoming
more definite says the Rech in its
weekly summary Of the war stu
alton. The press even alludes
10 an agreement having been
reached. Italian newspapers add
to this the information that a
movement Of troops is under way"
PARIS. Nov. 2e. 4:2O q.
Fleld Marshal Earl Kitchener. Brit
ish secretary OF state for war. ar
rived In Paris from italy todaN Ne
was gwen an ovation by soldiers
and travellers at the station when
ne stepped from the train.
Lord Kitchener was received on
bis arrival by General Yarde-
suier. British military sttaehe
and Captain Giqedot OF the staff
Of General Gallieni. the French
minister % war.
During the day Lord Kitchener
was received by President Poin-
Lord Kitchener had a lona inter
view with Premier BRAND who
also conferred with General Wilin-
sky. the Russian military delegate
10 France.
LONDON, Nov. %. 8 40 o. NJ
a dispatch TO Reuters Telcqran,
company from Amsterdam aiVes a
Vienna dispatch which says that
Emperor William. who arrived IN
the Austrian capital az - O'Clock.
had luncheon with Emperor Francis
Joseph and Archduke Charles
Francis at Schoenbrunn castle
Atterward Emperor William re-
ceiVed Baron Burian. the foreign
minister and Count Tisxa. the
Hungarian premier and later went
with Archduke Charles Francis 20
the German embassy.
later dispatch received by
Reuter- from Amsterdam said that
the Emperor left Vienna during
the course Of the evening after
having received Dr. Won korber.
the finance minister ard Mayor
"eiskironer.
LONDON. Nov %. 1880 p. mn
'ampaicu iu Jha Near East i- ahOt
In enter a new phase. upon which tU
visits Of Lord Kitchener 90 Paris an
Emperor William TO Vienna Or IS ~
loved. Will have an important offoc
Lord Kitchener. after visiting tr
Falkin- and Italy has arrived Z
Paris for an important series ~ col
'erences with the French staff. whu
no German emperor mas gone
Vienna 10 see Emperor Francis JO-rD
md discuss with tho Austrian ~.I
rrals what the next move viii Do. Ir
'umably b. i- "a question whether .r
central powers will attack tho Nucu
Erenrn forces in southern SgryI4 q
-Ouc'ntrat" iu western bulgaria
meet the threat OF Russian iuval0
rom the east and the possibility
.tuWanIa taking sides against her UI
enemies. Bulgaria. and Turkey
so far as SerFia ia concerned 49,.
Ter appears virtually fo have Uuf a
md f0 any important movement a
nou-h tno M trlar- are proceed n
% deal with tho NOntpuelrlu- uno.
frontier they have crossed. while 70
Bulgarian are aftcWpur- tO ddNars
10 Fri7rend and Nonazfir
With heavy and continuous su0
storms reaching the proportions ~
blizzard. these operations must O.
slow. especially a. tho ScrsIan. ar
NOufnrrErIns are zffIl Offering stu
born resistance Nonastir. Do .4 al
Uiffad cannot ho saved. huf tho q.
,iars nhO arc defondIrc the rIfv a|
determined fo resist fO fhc last ar
give fhH civilian. chance fu Drrau
Tu"r hold "a front some GsD miu
from the town .n mo direction OF D..
.nu. from which point rho Tullarfar
gUD have eros cd thD taraH-O -Ou r..D
8r0 ADVANCING
Snow stops Operations
snow has completely 'Drpsd uua