PLANS STOLEN

New Zealand Times, Volume XXXVII, Issue 8358, 19 February 1913, Page 7

PLANS STOLEN

FROM BULGARIAN CAMP GENERAL STAFF OFFICER AND SENTRY MURDERED. A STORY FROM CONSTANTINOPLE. ' Br Telegraph—Press, Association—Copyright (Received February 18, 10.50 p.m.) CONSTANTINOPLE, February 18. A Turkish soldier entered the Bulgarian camp at Derkos in disguise, stole important plans, and murdered tho sentry and general staff officer. ENVER BEY ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE HIM. CONSTANTINOPLE, February 17. It is rumoured that an attempt to assassinate Enver Bey was made and that Enver was severely wounded. ENLARGED SERVIA EMPHATICALLY OBJECTED TO BY AUSTRIA. VIENNA, February 17. It is understood that the Emperor Franz Josef’s letter to tho Czar emphatically declined to allow the formation of an enlarged Scrvia. AMBASSADORS’ CONFERENCE AN AUSTRIAN NEWSPAPER AGITATION. VIENNA, February 17. A newspaper agitation is in progress against the Ambassadors’ Conference, PEACE NEGOTIATIONS TTAEKT PASHA IN LONDON. (Received February 18, 11.20 p.m.) LONDON, February 18. Hakki Pasha is in London. It is understood that he will discuss peace terms with Sir Edward Grey.ROUMANIAN MOBILISATION EX-CAPTAIN ARRESTED FOR SELLING PLANS. (Received February 18, 11.20 p.m.) BUCHAREST, February 18. Golyeschu, a former artillery captain, has been arrested for selling, presumably to Russia, documents and plans dealing with ■ the Roumanian mobilisation. PAUSE IN HOSTILITIES HEAVY MONTENEGRIN LOSSES. (Received February 19, 0.5 a.m.) OETTINGE, February 18. Heavy Montenegrin losses at Scutari have caused a pause in hostilities. The Servians are awaiting heavy guns and reinforcements.