Ulalks iHfc Cljcinuck
VOL.
THE DALLES, OREGON, MONDAY. MAY 10. 189
7 NO 103
THE TURKS AT YOLO-
Found the Town Deserted
on Their Arrival.
SMOLENSK'S ARMY CUT IX TWO,
Coii'tantliir's Army Occupies All the
Defile's Through Which the Turk- j
lti Army Must l'as. !
Attcxs, May S. The Turks have ,
completely occupied ami burned Veles-'
tin. '
At. 7 o'clock Thursday evening, the I
defeat of the Greeks was complete and
tue pass to Yolo open to the Turks. The
searchiichts of the warships on the bay
fl-sUnc u the mountain sides were of
great a;stance to the retreatinp Greeks,
as Ury showed the roads. Over a dozen
cunn n were abandoned and captured
by the Turks. Two hundred wounded
fl .rs were broucht to Yolo. The cor-respjnk-nt
f the Associated Press is of
tLe vnion that many Greek soldiers
were 'eft on the field. It is impossible
t, es,. ite tae killed.
. .v: s received from the frontier at
" : t iiiternoon are that General
ski's shattered army was out in
tw . Tlte ieft winy retired to AJinyro.
W .'v.. K ft of the lisht wine came
t !ia'Y ' b-i'kcn at. d demoralized.
1 rt r r ss the mouiitai!.& was
P, L . 8 i US the prtli'C Wljicll re-
r ' ; ! u f..ii.'e uf base from Tyr
i: v ' V(1-..
i e .- a-.' i t!.e more recent panic
wu rt j uMi ;-.itr:o5t indescribable. On
L. I . !id Friday, the populace filled
t ' 'rje'. " Volo with their household
c X P up.its from surrounding vil
,c'i s i r. ere J the town and added io the
c . 'JricandRge became common.
F - . ' -.'rs were filled with refugees.
s f i ilaea carried fugitives to the
I 'r?;iondent of the Associated
pi- k ia , !j-l in getting on the last
f Oii this boat were 1S00 men,
v a I c.tildren, packed thick as
Tl e Associated Press renre-
f ' ' a:. :ed at Chulus and from that
- 'o Athens.
I revived from Domokos,
t c . .i j-i.irtfra of the Greek army, to-
y a- t,':.a Turkish cavalry in making
a t- ,i.. iice, approached within a
fr -i Djmokos, but retreated on
t.-c i j pr web of the Greeks, who follow
fij'.. Tu.kieh cavalry to the advance
"-' f the enemy's lines.
l'r e C jiiHantines forces occupy all
t i 1 . ti.iuugh which the Tuikish
t r- pass wheu they advance,
. v tiiose of Agor&nl and Tiainassi.
I e .n Habitants of Domokos are goiDg
tv .p .uteri-t.
I e ttdtrral in cammand of the Greek
hJ-Irjn at Yolo telegraphed today say
i"t' tLat the French and British consuls
at Y ,j, ate jiii panted by the command
os ,f the British, Italian and French
warships, had a conference at Yelestino
w'ti, hlUcm Pasha, the Turkish com
rnar.Jer. The latter promised to re
spect the inhabitants and property at
Yoo, provided the Greek, squadron
asrreed to refrain from hostilities and to
retire beyond range. The Greek ad
miral accepted these terms.
Ail Ijreigners at Yolo have embarked
for other ports and the town is now
empty.
Turkt. Knterecl Volo.
Yelestino, May 8. The Greeke have
evacuated Volo. Detachments of ma
rines have landed from British, Russian,
French, Austrian and German warships
to guard the town.
The foreign conpuU have arrived to
confer with Edheut Pasha, the Turkish
commander.
Ae this diepatch ia being eent, the
Turkish troops are entering Volo. The
Greeks who fled to Aloiyroe will join the
ain body of the Greek forces at
Darnokos.
Laiussa, May 8. The reports that
the Turks have occupied Volo is con
firmed. The Turkish troops entered
that place thtb morning.
Oret?k. Opeu the rrlKOiis.
CxxhTAsuNoi'LE, May 8. Before
leaving Volo, the Greeks opened all the
prisons.
The British aud other foreign consuls
MM
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invited the Turkish commander to
occupy the town immediately, lnver
Bey and 10 battalions entered the town i
at 11 o'clock this morning. The Turks
have already established a system of
street patrol.
SinolcnEUi Utilised Ills Men.
Volo, May S. A stirring incident in
connection with the battle at Yelestino
has just been reported. Genera! Smo
lenki, with something of the magnetic
enthusiasm attributed to Starubouloff.
rode along the lines addressing the
soldiers and imploring tbetn to re
member the traditions of their raca un
til the sacred soil of Thessalv should be
saturated with their blood, if need be. i
It was like an inspiration. Both uni-j
formed soldiers and men with only
bandoliers filled with cartridges, the)
belt around their native attire, cheered
and gripped their rifles more firmly.
They gave a shout of deter nination and
indulged in a reckless, wild, but some
times searching shell tire. The Turks
fired volley after volley steadily on their
intrepid enemy. Then the Greeks left
the rheltered trenches and charged with
wiid shouts. The Tin its quivered for a
moment and retired in confusion to the
shelter of the mountain ridges. It was
a brilliant Greek succes.
The IJnst ISeiiii-cly for ItbeuiaatlMu.
From the Fairhaven (N Y.) Itegister.
Mr. James Rowland of this village,
state that for twenty-five years his wife
has been a sufferer from rheumatism.
A few nights ago ehe was in such pain
that she was nearly crazy. She sent
Mr. Rowland for the doctor, but he had
read of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and
instead of troing for the doctor he went
to the store and secured a bottle ot it.
His wife did not approve of Mr. Row
land's purchase at first, but neverthe
less applied the Balm thoroughly and in
an hour's time was able to go to sleep,
fehe now applies it whenever she feels an
ache or a pain and finds that it always
gives relief. He says that no medicine
which she had used ever did her as much
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All county warrants registered prior
to Dec. 1, 1892, will be paid at my
office. Interest ceases after May, 7,
1897. C. L. Phillim,
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Greece Recalling; Her Troop From the
Inland.
Athens, May S. lip. in. The gov
ernment has informed the ministers of
the powers verbally that following the
recall from Crete of Colonel Yassos, '2b
officers and two companies of troops, the
gradual withdrawal of troops from the
uland of Crete will take place. After a
brief stay, the powers will offer to me
diate between Greece and Turkey. The
powers will insist, however, that Greece
shall confide her interest unreservedly
to their hands. Negotiations have com
menced, and mediation is regarded as
imminent.
The Shakers have made a discovery
which is destined to accomplish much
sood. Realizing that three-fourths ol
all of our sufferings arise from stomach
troubjes, that the country is literally
filled with people who cannot eat and
digest food, without subsequently suil'ur
tng pain and distress, and that ninny
are starving, wasting to mere skeletons,
because their food does them no good,
they have devoted much study and
thought to the subject, and the result is
this discovery of their Digestive Cordial.
A little book can be obtained from
ycur druggist that will point o.ut the
way of relief at once. An investigation
will cost nothing and will result in
much crood.
Laxol is the best medicine for chil
dren. Doctors recommend it in place oi
Castor Oil.
Turks Threnlcu Aita Christians.
Athens, May S. A dispatch from
Aita says Fuad Bey, the Turkish com
mander, through a Greek priest at Ann,
has issued a proclamation to the Chi is
tian population, ordering them to lay
down their arms, as otherwise their
villages would be burned. The environs
of Kauju, in Turkish territory, are
binning.
Old I'eoplo.
Old people who require medicine to
rpgulate the bowels and kidneys will
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Vinsilk 111 Atlll lis,
Athens, May, 9. J. :S0 a. m. -Colonel
Vatsos has just arrived from Crete.
It is believed an armistico of a fort
night between Greece and Tut key will
be agreed upun.
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VALENTINE KILLED LOVE.
A Former IllhinlturttH IUfJ UaiiKliv
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James Martin, a well-to-do fnrnior,
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A w.iiccltiian hu-'g hi' tl- front
the ccUirg or e. ll;ir. ! -I I:':- froi:; t:
swingirg slu If on vhlch food 'trskr-pt.
A mouti.; jn trijK'd' from th" wall to th"
tire of the front v. hul, ule i!;, ! o-,.-Ing
thereby to rcaeh (!m .lr K. Tb
.hccl Hlnrtetl nni the rsoe i at r rally
rnu tywird the hlrbct i .-t,t of It. It
, was ttble t, stay -n t ' v' t':,- tire,
but eouldVt get t'.M'i."-1! i f.)nt!ioltl
' to jump to (lievwnll. Wh -'i I'mii'd next
I morning it was very much e-JuiiiBtcd,
though still running. The cyclometer
showed thai it bed traveled over 28
miles. Albnnv K. ri'f.i,
THIS t-'IKBT IIA'ITI.K 1 mi lutcrcslliiK utory
of lliu Kreut polttleal utrtlKKhi ol thW, lu taiwt
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