| Show WAR UNAVOIDABLE Tbat Is Said lo Be the General FeelIng Feel-Ing at Albens DANDER IX Till 1LUUAN 1OLICT lllimircLi Orcin tondnuulor the neddllDg of the Linptror nl U the Cretan Queillou NBW YORK March 10A apaclal the Herald from Atbeni tayi The KDerolIIlUoK here Is I that war against Turkey la I unavoidable It IB I I believed that armed bancia that have been eat out by the national league lo different points In Kplrui and Irt nD rO Macedonia will give the l signal for tbe I struggle and the Greek army on tbe frontier will then proceed to an Invasion Inva-sion of Turkish territory The gunboats Action and Ambrayla will The gun vessel Approseila I have rolo Iullt I been ordered to blockade the gulf of Arta In order to prevent luu landing w of I Turkish troops = The paper oritiolass favorably the governments reply to the 01 01 the powers The Greek vice consul In 1 Canes M nrklt having bn forcibly conveyed on board The Alpbloa by order of the Italian commandant Ameretla the Greek government protested I pro-tested to the minister of the great pown Klnat The action 01 the 01 titers OREEB CONSUL EXPELXED FROM CJNEA tatKEW YORK March 10A tpccli tat Herald from Canes says Too Turk In Candlamo have been relieved by a detachment from the foreign warships The Iniurgend attacked Fort Hlara petra en the refuses of the Turklub 1 garrison to eurientter Thereupon Ibe foreign warBblpg bombarded Ibe i lluurgenls positions aDd tile latter wore forced to withdraw The Italian commandant here hot ordered the correspondents Greek 136WAPaPet4 lolav Canes and they will In Cuts of refnial be forcibly transported bones Cerlgo ou board a torpedo boat A similar notice expulsion baa been served upon all Greeks remaining In Canea M Bikes filters the Greek vlcecontul who was ordered to leave Canes bj Commandant Command-ant Amerella under pain of being treated aa a prisoner and who refused In submit except by force was taken iff by an Italian status lauach with too orcomn or Ibo glaciate and placed on board a Qietk were Is lp Fightingtook place between Turklth troops aud insurgents at the outposts In 61 Akrotlrl Numbers were wounded and brought town 0 GERMANYS EASTERN rOLIOV NEW YORK March 10A special to Ibo Herelu non Constantinople aayi The evative answer of Orators the note ol Ibe powers has been made known bore The diplomatic circles here are 01 the opinion that It will ba Impoialbl 10 bn recourse 10 eventual coercive I maur before the expiration ol two weeks I It In I rather believed that the rowell will cotln 10 negotiate wllb Urc I 10 com lon mlcabl agreement However tbo separate laciloti 00 too part of Germany against i la I not dlielmulated In fuel onto III la not sup iicsed the other powers would Juice Lee iluce they could only reap dunllg should Germany eventual ly compromise her Poll Ition In tile east 1 CONDNED bY BIEMAHCIC NEW YOBK March IIOA special to the ileraid from Berlin lays Prince Bismarcks I organ severely condemns the participation of Get many In the Cretan question It mayor It la not correct policy to risk the sound bones of a German soldier for Oriental lUteresta wblcb aro not ours or Horn alleged Christian and humanitarian motives such as Hog land uses to cloak bar eftortale advance her own Interests TENDERED HIS CEBVJOES TO dKEECE BERKELEY Cal March 10Ulb aid C Hooker au exnavy officer la I eager 10 Ik aides With the Greeks In be threatened wr ad has written lu Ih Greek eonul clellol 1111 service Holiftevisitea Athens many times and speaks the Greek language and la I I very familiar witn the blatjry of modern Greece He boa met the present pres-ent KIng Org Athens Curing the trouble of too United Militia with ChlleUooker offered bis services In the event 01 war and received the thanks or the navy department at Washing Ionfb The Mare Island ocmmlialou In 1675 brought hooker 10 California 110 1lnd Ion 01 absoncif for Ono year In 1876 ald reslgntd When It expired Uookila a soulnla of Benntor Blewart but Is now dlvorcid FOREIGN TROOPS trOll CRETE CAMEA March 1OWhers the sun rope ton wornlnc It vas seen that there were Strange voxel at anchor bare They were British and Italian transports loaded with troops evident Iy rt 01 Ibo foreign loro which us tile admirals rmmdJ will occu 17 All the principal iiiialoft towns 01 the Ularil The Turks assert that these troops will be used to drive the Ureek forces out of Crete but Ihl I belief Is I not shared by forelintrs Owing to the receipt of advices that a band of armed volunteers from Greece wr on the way to Crete I with toe In lentlou of reinforcing Ibo Cretan Insurgents I In-surgents the foreign admiral agreed to Illeplcb a cruiser 10 Prevent Mule Indlog Tile lIIuulrnn Igvleged at Cn lmo bve arrived boo on an Italian Warship TROOPS ON THE FRONTIER O5K8TANTJNOPIE March 10It ll auns pncvd thai 85100 rurklah trooi are contwntralea un tbe Greek frontier 11 Is I uollrelooll Ibo Ook bro nl Into Thessitlydo n1 uood lisUUtimen 01 all octal VCLL IN JiiTTLE EIKLIK Match 10A din palols to Iba Cologne Uasstta from Oandla says In the light between Rabbi Bill uk arid detachment Iniuiientu bjlorc the RtoaoJ Hit town ilxly Turks were klllel or wounded The dispatch further announce that the llrlcg between tbe piping forces continue and the town li threatened with Inctudlarlsm ENGLISH REalJIKNlB BCnV10EW LONDON I March 1011 Is stated here that secret orders have been re oelvod l for Ibe flrBt army corp Iniludlng the York nod Lancaster regiment and the Sixth regiment and the Hufloik regiment to prepare for service ser-vice In the Mediterranean tea EEVIA rilKfAllt3 FOU ACtlON DtraKADK Marvin Match 10Th entire army roasrvo auI both classes of mil Ilia have been called out In do taonmsntp Notice la given I that they are to undergo maneuvora In March and April |
