THE BALKAN TROUBLE.
A PRINCE’S DISCRETION, United Press Association—By Electric Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON, April 20. It is suggested that Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria foresaw tho possibility of a dilemma, or trap, and preferred to go to the Riviera. (A message dated Belgrade,. April 17, stated that the departure of Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria for Mentone had occasioned surprise and uneasiness.). THE MURDERED CONSUL. ST PETERSBURG, April 20. The Czar has given M. Stcherhina's family ten thousand roubles. A STITCH IN TIME. BELGRADE, April 20. The King of Servia has doubled his bodyguard, fearing a conspiracy. ■ THE RUSSIAN FLEET MOBILISING. BERLIN, April 20. The “Frankfurter Zeitung” states that tho entire Russian Black Sea fleet is being mobilised at Sebastopol and Nicolaieff. ASSEMBLING OF TURKISH TROOPS. CONSTANTINOPLE, April 21. Nineteen battalions in the Salonika district and 'sixteen others from Anatolia, will arrive soon with with forty-four belonging to the Fifth Army Corps. An opinion is widely expressed in Turkish circles in favour of martial law or marching on Sofia.
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Lyttelton Times, Volume CIX, Issue 13107, 22 April 1903, Page 7
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