Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, August 14, 1914, Page 1

VOL. LVI—NO. 192 - i » mu,x,_ The' Bulletin’s Circulation in Norwich is Double That of Any Other Papér, and It v —_— % —_— i To Charter Vessel For Americans. . Two d—flunmrhm plague ; ] : L 3 ; “Aug. 13, 630 p. m.—Walter ocurred in Livi : N h 5 . 4 o X 2 L | A case of bubonic plague was re- 0" anflc u-u:;moneomlumto char- v E ported at Gulfport, Miss. hzf"“ to take Ameri- ol & & can refugees Philadelphia bakers rn&ot that flnurwlllp‘onhllhu 9.50 a bar- rel. » Troops have been sent into the coast province of Manabi, Ecuador, to quell an uprising. As “a result of the strike of 600 mould runners 36 potteries in West Virginia are at a standstill. Several Thousand More Will Be Taken The Fifth qu United States Marine will safl-to San Do- Care of by Ships to B Chartered by | Marine Lo AR e, Taneori: Diplomats at Foreign Ports. Major-General William 8. McCas- RITISH AND GERMAN CRUISERS - ——-i TO BRING HOME AMERICANS Kaiser Not to Visit Aix-la-Chapelle. F"OUGHT AT LONG RANGE Yol : London, Aug. 13, 5:15 p. m.—a| STRANDED IN WAR ZONE : 2 special despatch received here today 3 ;5 > e from Rome says that Emperor Wil- 5 5 8 % llam, w:o it was rn.po!ted lntex,x‘::g T A Am 8(m Main Armies are Concentrating in Northern Bel- o b oo R PLACCOMN MOVING TO LEARN CAUSE the Belgian frontier, had been persu- gium and on the French Frontier RUNNING NIGHT-FIGHT Smallest British Warship in the North Atlantic Chased Larger German Cruiser—Speed of Latter Saved Her, OF SOARING PRICES OF FOOD [aded not to make the journey. . President Wilson Has Set Machinery | FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD of Government in Action, HELD SESSIQN YESTERDAY . . gt A ol e genr | Called on President Wilson and Ad- SEVERE FIGHTING OF RECONNOITERING PARTIES| ol soviroment™ i mofon oty &0 JeSCOpj L Mandads : AT BT A = determine whether the cost of living £ < o Wesbiagtod A L _|in"Pacific Grove, Cal., vears. SEE 3 is being increased “upon the pretext| Washington, Aug. 13.—The federal ngton, Aug. 13—Five army P e, g, 13.—For half an a: A of the conditions existing in Spe.” | reserve board, the powerful body which | tFansports and the big Panama freight | William Ringer of Brooklyn, seyen e =2 H. M. S. Bristol, the He called upon Attorney e B |is €0 controd SS9 Sehatry s now bank- m i i o miwodd | yesre L B RO o Pritsh warship fn the Nurth ., . . - | ing system, sel organization going stra n | bile while trying steal a le on a - long range dual wit! German War Office Has Had Little to Say Since Reporting| Roiolds to report it orlm e Pros | today, It held its first formal session|the war zones. These vessels, which | truck. , e Karisruhe, the largest and fastest hew law were necessary. The presi- |called on President- Wilson and ad- [Will sail as sgon a8 they can be made s . journed unti] Mos ready, will commodate 8,000 per- blyman John A. Smith, of trying to intercept British Capture of Liege—Alsace is Scene of Engagements Be- | dent may "aena s “epeciai message to|journed untl] Mongay, |~ . - zons:” sceral (homaand more, wil ‘bc Py A4 anhounced ' he | ShIpDIng on. the Noreh Atiantic. Erone: event ing Secretary MecAdoo, who vresided care ships to charterel | would not be a candidate for renom- Runni Figh H Citizens Should Be «Protected. Skelton Williams, th - | by diplomats at foreign ports, and reg- ng Fight at Lond Range. tween Advance Guards of Main German and French i efbetmpas k050 Pt o i e e the 0P fular imew under nentrdl Gags o cx. | PHOR fota g from the Britiah cruser Sut- Oriental liner | ©olk, which interrupted the Karisrune o . ~ defended,” the first session. Protests from Baltimore |Pected to afford transportation with-| pagsengers on the Armies—Austrian Army Has Commenced to Move On and Omaha against selections by the|in the next thirty days fo about 9,000. | Chimye Maru held services in mid- Tiars re Russia Pol No N H F Russo- G 0wl e 1ol | committee were submitfed and Secre- May Solve Relief Problem. ocean on August 9, in memory of Mrs. Gem_;"‘mcm:rkmflxm% = . | such circumstances increase El “prepare v X i = ussia Poland—No News Has Come From Russo- Ger- S hdiies ) T Blltomie TbUid fo: “propar peferetary Garrison lald this outieck | Wilson Bristol southwest of Bermuda and for " a half hour a long range runni . e . living. thees protests, to be submitted at a(and receiveq approval of his plan to| John Petri, 2 Brooklyn hotel pro-|g I® e ing fight er—! ”» " place in the bl - man Fronti British Navy Has Virtually Cleared Trade Atiorney General ucnflzl?. at | future meeting.” dispatch government vessels. It was | prietor, was killed when his automo- | (20K Pl the blackness of semi i & i i agreed that if 20,000 in addition to |Dile ran into a telegraph pole at Pas- oe ot the Gepartment of justice,| President Shows Effects of Grief. 000 ar Routes of German and Austrian Ships—Ships From All | tigation of the G et ot oottt | The president, In sresting tne board, | tH0Se Who already have arranged for | saic. N. J. Exchanged Broadsides. transportation, can be brought home 3 “Racing through the heavy swell \ P 3 the country. Agents-of the depart- |8howed plainly the effects of nis grief 3 , (Pa.) suffragists sent vy at Parts of the World are Arriving at English Ports. ment of commerce alag were started |and the strain he had undergono dur- Problem virreatly il b pored " | ntteen Dounis of g0ld ana siiver ar- | Sroiriac, iR T et - e 2 % - 5 - - ting mu 2 L e e e e S SRR S od Bbassador Page at London report- | ticles for the sufffage “Melting Pot”| damage. the conditions being very un- : ton of the department of agriculture.|fices some of the board met accepj- 1“;‘;‘;‘:{*“:‘;&“ L :authne, jat Chisag?. {;:;"“;’” for accurate gunnery. Al- London, Aug. 13, 11.45 p. m.—The [ Tongres.” Within a few hours from the time|ing the office. He told the board that| (7% 'O SHINERAE Of B steamer 1eTR e ailc: Cort, aged 50, of New York, | ai the Bristol's ‘consorts were hour of the great’ battle which will e the president acted, three of the execu- | it was extremely fortunate that at last | { o RSCRC0r FOES o8 Bome 1o expected | | [IAVC 3°00 SO0, " imeelf | in the | Gapest one hundred miles astern th have much to do with settling the|FIRST OFFICER TO BE tive departments ‘of the government|all reasons for delaving lts orean | %% passengers, o ommodations for | ¢t River, but was pulled out in, time | ©°T™an Would not land and fight, ac- future of Burope, is appreciably near- were moving to learn the cause e | ization were removed and that he felt| ™ 3 < : . : er. Reports of engagements, which, DECORATED FOR BRAVERY | o e aes of food. sure the country mow, could “proceed| flAr- to Be Overhauled. ot g e N B A 2 (Continued on Page Thres) ‘when the main armies meet, will be . = " 3 sibl to the prganization of a system that e flve army transports to be em- H. Bumbe of New Yo 19 years considered insignificant, have been|Second Licutenant of Fifteenth Dra- s?"'g";;:::":.';:';e:x"&. ;,,, feel will relieve, steady and reassure|ployed—the Sumner, Kilpatrick, Den- | old, committed suicide after being dis- | PRESIDENT WILSON OPPOSED fior:.l]ng in all day, afiovgngch :_“he goons, French Army. Mewa Sy el oo have no | the country in many ways. Xk City of Macon and €ity of Mem- | appointed in_his efforts to return to TO BANKS FLOATING LOANS fed by infantry, whoss duty it 1o to| [Paris Aus. 13 540 p. m—The first|connection whatever with the Euro- | Legislation For Unusual Circumstances | D1l —Now are at Calveston. —They |Germany to fight. — find out what is going on behind,|oMcer to be decorated for gallantry|pean war, but are the result of manip- | —“Recently in the extraordinaty cir-| News, Va. fo be overhauled and oute| Secret Daniels ‘announced that | !n United States for Any of the Coun- have come into contact in morthern |in the was is Second Lieutenant H. J.| ulations. ‘attempts at corners or indi- | cumstnces now existing in the World | Atted” for the Atiens o o a e s ke |2 ttios Enpsced th E Belglum, near Haelen, and on the|Bruvant of the Fifteenth Dragoons.|vidusl efforts of dealers, contend thatet jarge” added the president, “we| Tt is hoped that it will only take | et o to winaowe: Trom Vel et sl French frontier near Othain. g‘eg;r;} gt ;g:ni:; e cr;rr;m;;dg; ::n"f:glvc{’mvm" ‘gt_*&:;gogfle As&';:' have been obliged to resort to u'm—m» a few days at Newport News to com-. Ei'u‘z ‘Eeplemb‘:r 1 . Washington, Aug. 13—President > iahti e 3 e cross ~ | lation intended for unusual circums-| plete thei " S v . Wilsorr o - » Some Severe Fighting. e , plete their equipment,” sald Secretary 1m-was confronted today with the gion of Honor on Lieutenant Bruy-|ney General McReynolds, hOWeVer, | tances, u resort which would not have| Gecctene ” opu S 4 g The meeting of these reconnoitrring | ant, said the officer with seven of his|will give an opinion on that feature : the ors b aoN. e ports for which they| Twe hundred lem of Whether American bankers fettios I Torca hhs oriiat in Pome] o Bad e e e s |l ive 82 orlon Banization WHiEh Jou are mow fhout | It Wil be Hekencura bor theemonsiiions | Pounds, of Japancee silk were rushed | shall, be PEmicted to fioat loane in lc’ol’:‘tfi:‘!f:etl;lem%fl:icr;‘s.a ‘13 g:ll;ci:h ;1;: :fitvghrlg:n:v il&?dhg!ll:sntfil:d!gcafhfi: Wheat Piled Up in Elevator. to consumate and put into operation. I} found to exist at the time.” ment to England. tries engaged in the European war. Congressmen who already have in- |look forward with the greatest confi- ficlal accounts, the allies scored fur- | the other members of the band were Warning to Americans, g flough the president has not reach- clieve GRS o r ther giccesses. routed. e o rese g "sthers wht See Dre. | We Mave devised s sysiem which| Warning to Americans against mak. |, The resignation of James H. Wil- |50 a fnal decision, he is strongly op- Germans Resume Attack on Forts. L E'S WA paring similar measures, viewed the | though novel in some particulars, is|iNg “unnecessary” visits to Europe was | ‘%8P LIt PR Gl Sl 0 I | through ¢he desire of J B Q;‘lorr‘-: The other side of the story is stiil| NOT A PEOPLE’S WAR, action of the administration with sat- |clearly adjussed to the circumstances | issiied today by Secretary Bryan. “All [Re¥ for the morthern dis and Company to float & loan of scront to be told, for Berlin remains silent. BUT AN OFFICERS’ WAR.|Isfaction. They pointed out that while | of American industrial and commer-|Americans who go abroad should car- hundreq million doliags for the French B fact the German war office has had Sl flour particularly has taken a ereat |clal life; that has an element of lo-| % American pwwr:z‘. s2id the sec-| s, 4. B. Harriman, a member of |government. Inquiry was made of the ttle to say since'it reported the cap- i ‘Gérman Ppisoner— | jump in price, wheat exports virtually self-government in it whic! quite :W tizens - state depar - £t “of . fhe: 115 D Tiage. \THe gy 2 Dotanate) by Myt aro paraiysed, and mlllions of bashels | consistent, with the analogles of our| ¥ not to visit unnecessarily coun. | the Commission on Federal Relations, partment by the Morgan firm is reported to be seriously ill of pto-|as to whether the flotation of such a tion around that fortress jis. some-| Many of Them Weak From. Hunger. are piled up in elevators orin freight | political. ife. an@l"the” habits of. cour | {rles which are now at war. 1t is| . (8% ieoning in London: loan would be regarded as a viola- what veiled in mystery. The Germans aris, - An cars strung across the continent, - |regional Tife. v tion of neutrality. Secretary have pesumed their attacks on the co‘,’nmuhfi:fibéz'i:;‘fed‘ Fonight °§:fl; “Secretary- Redfield wrote Chairman Pessident Exprésees Thanks. American citizens vefrain_from Bisit: | -~ ycruycs Siaeh, %mm disoussed The i’%s&': ith monrr’-':.' torts, but how they are progressing | “Geman prisoners who have been|Adamson sof the house commeree com- | . ; g 128 the conuttiys SEREItis ol CHInT ] ivter, and I 3 it carefully be- Ras not been communicated to the | queationed Bive. the impressions ihat|mittes suggesting an appropriation of | I am, personally, very happy toftries which are at war therewith. e L o R e s s outside world, Brusseis had a report | R0 FU2 NG (RPICRTONS, (011 510,000 Tor his part of the Investiga- | have' played a smali part in bringing| The state department tonight an- |mechaniclan, were KBRS "ol Besl, o gty I tonight that tHe forts had succeeded |1y weak from hunger. They sdem mot |tion. & this plan :o fi""';‘““""{‘ffi,f,"ga.':le:.:;: nou "fo" ;l‘r":‘ml:!;mrx.;?‘:g ch;m:i; e it “is understood - that -another New in silenci all the big German guns, av i - . particularly happy that y ;< But Tittie: sredence ia placed in this, | to have been informed concerning. the|“Damnable” Says Secretary Redfield.| PRTHCUIATY MOPEY O o0t Eom e | e e iMeulty danger ox vy | A. J. Peters of Boston, recently ap- | York banking house desirous of o Secretary of the|floating a.loan for Austria, but the this disinterested way and to afford a|pense, reach an -American diplomatic | Pointed Assistant guidance to which I am sure it will|agent, upon the receipt of‘a properly | Treasury. will take charge of the cus- | State department has Dot-yet bedn up- sworn” applieation in their -behalf by |toms division of the work. ached, ar as could be learned . - s tonight, ‘with any formal inquiry as kinsman or legal representatives in the | ..o 1o s "G Bonnett, a motion | of Questions of neutsality inolory. reason for the mobilization and one| *If the present temporary. stoppage oA LA ‘;fa‘_'ehzto;%'; d":fie,‘;“’u";:;fug‘"“; man asked why war had been declar- | of trade with foreign countries is made »|ed. Accordi rm ion, * the' basis £ em this coun- [ 54 either to rest or to adopt some new | Aocerding e oRlnion. T g ‘t’g”;uf:p";r;::, D hetale aia | respond with the greatest alarcity. AR Of Selutug (helr abiece offizierskreig’—“This is not a people’s| the secretary, “it is unpatriotic—I may Alsace Scene of Engagements. | war but an officers’ wa say even dammable.” FRANCE IS SWELTERING Dnited: Btafes. picture actress, subtained o broken leg | A loan was'foated for Japan during S vallin Tt % t il bl o The food guestion was the first into While jumping into a net during a|the Russo-Japanese war, but notwith have been left out of the fghting | FIGHTING RESUMED NEAR . | which President Wilson plunged when UNDER A HEAT WAVE.|DISCLOSES PURPOSE OF fire-fighting scene at Peekskill. stanging the precedent, President Wi while Alsace, like western France, s TOWN OF TONGRES, BELGIUM, | e Went back to his desk today after son ‘believes that the influence of the . 5 M. 7 the scene of engagements between the his return from Rome, Ga., where he | A Number of Cases of Sunstroke Re- KRONPRINZ ‘WILHEL Police Commissioner Woods of New | American government ought to be ex- advance guards of the main German | Artillery Duel Started There Yeste-- |ad buried Mrs. Wilson ported Yestgrday. Was Carrying Coal For German Cruis- T e R o e T S s, e d re and French armies. . g St 4 ¢ ! ength strife rath The Austrian army has commenced day Merning. CARBAJAL LEAVES MEXICAN Baria, Aug. 13, 755 p. m—France is er in North Atlantic. Profest against the Earopean war. |than adding slements for lis Srolon: IB0ys on Bossian Polsad “No dewa) . amsterdam; Aug. 15 yis Fondon; 555 CAPITL ON SPECIAL TRAIN. |50 0f cages of sunstroke were repors. | New York, Aug. 13.—The story 6| yn. Rev. John Snyder, Unitarian|soatims of large quantitics. of gold frontier. but much the same is going |P- M—Fighting in the neighborhood of ed today. Long lines of women could | the battle between the Bristol and| . icter author and playwright, died ;rmn the United States at a time when o the. Belgian town of Tongres, to the|Left a Manifesto Telling of Uncom-|pe seen throughout the day outside the | Karlsruhe discloses for the first time | W% EET PICROT SO0 BOPS9as ooy needs ar 3 e in he other theaters o |norih of Liege, was resumed today, ac-| promising Demand of Constitution- | offices where jaformation resaraing the | the apparent purpose of the North|y . known for his play, “As Ye Sow.” | mount. ) N D alry are busy trying to discover what | COTding to the correspondent of the| alists. soldiers in the fleld is given out, seek- | German Lloyd steamship Kronprinz S The possibility of stirring up Il- the main armies are doing. Telegraaf at Maestricht, who says that ing to learn how the heat was affect- | Wilhelm in making an unannounced| go.4h Wellitigton, British Columbia, | feeling among the numerous bodies of A vt g R after a quiet night an artillery duel| Mexico City, Mexico, Aug. 13.—When | iDE their husbands or sons dressed in|Jash from this port under cover ©f| o gestroved®by fire at a loss of [kitizens in the United States of par- Svy sears Trade Poutes. |was recommenced this morning in that|the inhabitants of the federal capital |their thick uniforms and carryirg|darkness ten days ago bearing 6,000 | &% 06" 130t 350 persons are home- |ticular sympathies in the European The British navy has virtually clear- | direction. awilened: Bl Sasratry th enals | heavy war packs. tons of coal. It was assumer by many | jo.; "rost of whom are striking min- | war is also regarded by the president ed the trade routes of the German and were: empty, the b:,,.:t{, e Gtaort —_— b e v uth e L 7 as a potent reason for discouraging flostrian ships Or has at least put|AUSTRIAN FORCES ARE ed and the provisional president of the | ITALY TO COOPERATE R aatis o T it | g PoStnE GC iy v A & - republic as well as members of his ' aroline . Sanborn, an a s | strict neut y- %o the Jetter, he - the admirelty advises ship owners to R PO D AS RE DL Loy | e T o IN M DIATION OFFER | e e e Dresmmetion The|suing the Metropolitan Art Assocta-(lieves, the position of the United send out their vessels as usual. Ships Em—— 2 — S 3 o < . from all parts of the world arrived at | ITavelers Say That a Number of Muti- ma:dl;'!’tr t‘r;:nclty ozn; :z;d:l ;fln !hl,., Ambassador to the United | battleship Florida had not become a tion of New York for $10,000 damage- | States will be most secure in the pres. s for injuries received when she feil|ent emergency and less likely to leave English ports today and, what is more neers Have Been Shot. b Staty . |sentinel of the upper harbor. There|®S mpariart " steamers with provisions| — b L.lfly: x‘;m“flm 3 es Has Been So Instructed Was ho_Gbstacle, leeal or Dhsical (o over a tiger rug. moe:fg(:!:dn:;lt?;emtaa:v;%" are coming m Scandinavian ports. ome, Aug. 13, via Paris, Aug. 13. ovisional esident Carbajal left Rome, Aug. 13, vi 5 stop the Kronprinz elm slipping < . : ¥ d vl # 5HS D, 51 Phexin sBhite st 26 behind him a manifesto to the nation m._-rhe-m‘.f.‘?..;iu‘é'zofifi;“’.";’;fif sur:)_. through the Narrows and past Sandy ..3."(:‘:::“;‘:::‘:;. 'p::_:ln: 0 con- :'I?aung e ree dl:":c;’:refi!y b oS GNbtANS DEsEATED. I Rtalian capital from Bosnia_ describe|saying that he had done his best in |derstands the® the Italian ambassa- | HOOK Wwith her superstructure painted | SO0 '8 T SOMTZCrw LOORE TER0 Cnt | (e o JoonE 8 e Y o govarn- the Austrian forces there, especially|a provisional capacity to save the|dor to the United States, the Marquis | 572y and a long boz forward wihch J tat BATTLE OF HAELEN |the Slav, Czech, Italian and Rumani:n | country from further bloodshed but | Cusani Confalonieri, who ls return. | %as believed to have contained a big|Messages between the United States|ment s not obliged to interfere The vernm p— elements, as unruly and rebellious. | that the constitutionalists had met his | ing to Washington immediately has in- |§un. ~Officlals of the North German|and South America. s e gt a3 K. 3 E The travelers assert that although a | peaceful overtures by uncompromising | structions to cooperate with President | 140yd line denied the ship was armed, s son Hermann, and | that their action would not be regard- Attacked Bridges Spanning River— |number of mutineers have been shct,|demands for an unconditional surren- | Wilson in regard to the latter's offer | declared the mystérious box contained am Lippman, were found guilty [eq as a violation of neutrality. Men and Horses Died Like Flies. |the regiments appear to be dieintegrat- | der. of mediation in the European w: an extra crankshaft and sald the ves- | FRCRREM CBPIAR O SOUNS B e = 4 FrLag ing, and that this accounts for the in- Government Could" Not Exist. sel was off on a voyage which they r" tcy law by concéslting asests. 'The 4 London, Aug. 13, 8.30 p. m—The |2ctvity of the Austrian army on the| Two paths lay before him, he said hoped would get her to wretmen It|fIR Y (mvolved $30,000 DECIOION 38 DOMEENMCEON Germans engaged in the battle of Hae | Servian frontier during the last 11|_to fght or to acceds to fhe consti. Wb admitted that slha s — CASE IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY. len. according to late details to_ the|davs. tutionalists. = Under such conditions || DEVELOPMENTS IN R e e o ere made ‘a"ts| Vincent J. Lane, publisher of the gy i > oxcl elegraph compan: m > _ h ent clai & han Brussels, numbered more than 10,000, | Battalions of Bosnians Move West- | ment e rotmed that his govern. EUROPEAN WAR.|| why she left her Hoboken piers in|Wyandotts Herald for more than #0fy, 1 victim Was an Alien, His & s 3 advance of her scheduled salling time. | years and who rather than sell the : . they would be able to exscute a tore | Stance going westward, according to|Whole respons y for the future |} foroes which now tch in twol| tablished. South Bay and crossed the bay in i attracted attention tfroughout _the ing movement against the Belglan| Clople information given him. b .‘E‘;cféfl"”v‘;‘t‘fi“ :.nar?pc:l? long lines in Northern Belgium|| The Kronprinz Wilhelm's where-|Seven and one-half minutes. state, was_ (his moining rendered by army. -5k S tion of the situation which I am try- || 2°d on the French frontler. abouts since leaving here had been va_ | ., ooy ¢ 0T Society at Washing- | COMPensation Commissioner Edward Belgian Cavalry Efficient. New Minister of Marine in ltaly. ing to put an end.to, the truth will be That the advance guards are inl|riously stated, but no definite word| ~The Rec “ross BoTety at Cating’ |t Buckingham. The case was that “Through efficient cavalry recon- | Rome. Aug. 13, via London, 5.55 p. m. | manifested once more that by violence || contact ie evidenced by the reports|| reached here unless it came to the Ger- |10 has cabled $7.000 for he use of| of Charies Biero, Jr., aged 17, who died noisance, the Belgian commander ob- | —Vice Admiral Leon Viale was ap-|society cannot be reconstructed.” of serious engagements at various]|mar steamship officials, who have de- ton, China, in buying. medical sup-|In & New York hospital after sustain- tained accurate information of the |Pointed minister of marine today in| Perfect quiet réigns throughout the || points, perhaps the most important]|nied insistently that they have heard lies for the relief of flood sufferers.| NS injuries in the Hotel Taft, New movement of the attacking force. To |Succession to Admiral Enrico Millo,|city. . at Haelen. > frama. hee.i “When ithe iderman ‘fank) ¥ Haven. He was an alien. Two de- reach Diest the Germans had to cross | Who retired from the ministry on ac- —_—— Earl Kitchener, the Br steamer "Leda was made a prize off o = o . passed a bill authoriz- | Pendents claimed compensation for his the river at Haelen and it was before | cOunt of ill health. 7 HALIFAX CITIZENS ARE tary of state for war, has warned]| War by Britisy cruiser Suffolk and death, a father, Charles Biero, of izing the use of the $680,000 appro-|n.w York and s mother, Adele, livin Teported by wireless, before news | Priated to rebulld the Wall Street As- | M€y York and o mother, Adele, living lication of news other than official, || "85, reporied, by WeeiCss, DUIOTY TOWS | cay Office in New York to build a new | (0 i e o e e e e that, the Kromprins Wilhelm was the |PIo oUW} Supieda: jo pwaisui Suip(mq | ers Topiesented 'n the hearings which this place that the Belgians took up their principal position, erecting barri- | Turkey Purchases German Cruisers. cades, building entrenchmenis and| YLondon, A 13, 8 —. i placing guns where they could be most despmm'to‘“ffie fixchx:.n’gné -r“mig;’:?n’. e an""%:;'i SHOWING THEIR PATRIOTISM || the British press against the pub- || towed into Bermuda a few days ago, it relating to naval and military move- Cpaling the British {} oo e *infringement of which order < one. - effectively employed. from Paris says the German cruisers Sefele Wil menx suapepiion. e s ke thfiem"'dméei”&'lfl&mflfi“ : German Fire Had Little Effect. |Goeben and Breslau arrived in the i = Italy is rted to“have mobili- The Papiello cross-country walkers, -] Halifax, Aug. 13—Halifax citizens of TO MEET RESPONSIBILITIES down a flight of stairs while carrving “The Germans came in sight about | Dardanelles following their purchase|all classes are showing their patriotism || Zzied about 250,000 troops on 1 three men and two women, who re-|, "oihiy nound sack of potatoes. He 11 o'clock in the morning and soon |PY Turkey fiying the Turkish flag. The| today by voluntarily coaling the Brit- || SWiss and Austrian frontiers, as a CAUSED BY EUROPEAN WAR.|cently walked from Chicago to New |30 FIERCY DOUDS Sack of potaioss. He after five artillery on both sides came | despatch adds that the. fittings | sh cruiser Suffolk, which arrivea in || Precautionary measure. All the — York in 30 days, will start from New | [leq o7 Sepliciomin and enlochrdits into action. The German fire had lit- [Of the cruiser had been dismantled.,|port early this afternoon. It is es- || Dasses over the Alps are strongly || Committes of Chamber of Commerce to| York Saturday on a hike to San Fran- |17 S0 FOFE 38 @ F0enie of the tajury. tle effect. The Belgin fire was dead- e e timated that the work will take ten || Deld. At the same time the Italian Confer With McAdoo. cisco. missioner Buckinghgm states: 1y. even at a range of 2,000 metres and | 60,000 Dutch Troops on Frontier. |hours. The crew of the Mauretants, || foreign office has summoned home — 3 o ' 3 id buls| ‘T find where both parents -~ wers ‘Played havoc with the German cavalry, | Rotterdam_ Aug. 13, via London, 6.30 | 200 men from the Sixty-third regi- |} for a conference on the war sit- New York, Aug. 13.—The exgcutive| Half a million dollars in bul2l sidents of this country $5 a week di- Mhich, notwithstanding, continued {5 |p m—Sixty thousand Dutch tfoops|ment and hundreds of citizens have || uation its ambassadors at Paris, St.|| committee of the chamber of commerce | lion arrived at Seattle, Wash., on| (13 " oy, oy rgedn tran™ S0 G0 advance. . 1 are on the line of the frontier. Larwe | Volunteered for the job. .The crew of || Petersburg, London and Beriin. of the United States, representing 600 | the steamer Admiral TEvans from|yroper.« Deadly Fire by Belgians. areas of land have been flooded to'q|the cruiser will consequently be able The government of Holland has||business organizations, with a mem- |Alaska last night. Tge 5"{,“’, was | Compensation at the rate of $3.78 “The Belgian cavalry repeatedly | depth of three feet as a precautionary | {0, €njoy a much needed rest. officfally given the French govern-||bership of 400,000 men in all parts of |en aboard at Seward, Cordova, Val-| "G oly s, 312 weeks is orGered to charged, but owing to the conforma- | measure. The Suffolk steamed up the harbor, ment renewed assurances of neu-||the country, left late today for Wash- [dez and Skagway. be paid to be divided between the tlon of the country, which is inter- her white ensign at the fore, her band || trality and its intention to makel|inston to take up with Secretary of S father-and mother. sected with hedges and hillocks could Woman Caught G. v " playing and her crew lining the rall |} their neutrality respected. Sixty]|the Treasury McAdoo tomorrow the| Final agreement on the Trade Com-| * Fell Near Fruit Steamer. attack only in small groups. _The o men 0y Her progress was marked by the |} thousand Dutch troops are on thel|problem of promoting co-operation by | mission Bill now in conference, may| Boston, Aus. 13—The engagement Germans again and again hurled them- | Brussels, via Parls, Aug. 13, 7.50 |cheers of 20,000 persons who had as- || line, along the frontler and large||the government with the membership |be delayed until the Senate has between the British cruiser Bristol selves at the barricades, only to be|P: M.—A Woman caught a German spy | sembled on the water front, and the || areas of land have been flooded. of the chamber in. ‘meeting in theled on the Clayton Bill, which has Karisrul gt shot down by the deadly Beigian fire. | °% the train from_Antwerp in the act | blowing of whistles by all the steamers adest pot i- | features closely related. A decision ? of releasing carriér pigeons which he |in port, the war in Europe has|will be reached later. Order to Retreat Given. had eoncealed I a ag. She selzed S gy e placed upon the business men of tae “The attack on the bridges span- |2nd he! M oimtl] Other passengers | Newfoundland to Contribute 500 Men. made known it is||Country. A bill introduced by Representative _ning the river was equally flereé. Ger- | CAme to her assistance. The man was| St Johns, N. F. Aug. 18.—New- || supposed that they are British. ||, The executive committee met here|Bowdle of Ohio, nrvvlydu Tor the " Sonr man officers could be seen urging their | 12nded over to the military authori- | foundland .will contribute to Greaf today. to consider the general busi-|gtryction of a fleet of fast merchant men o the attack, to mest almost cer. | oy /M Was tried by court martial| Bricain's forc 500 men. fally equipped || mapsan " poimdr opas’® gatered] | ness situationin the United States, In- | sesscis for the South Americen fets t,n.ln death from the Belgian guns. > for Jand service; will increase the cluding what was described as “the |as » means of taking advantage of en and horses fell like files, until, " naval reserve from 600 to 1,000 and Present demoralized condition of the|present trade conditions. German Troops Harassed in Belgium. when almost shattered, the order for Italian . Ambassadors Recalled. will enlist an auxiliary force of 500 foreign expogt trade resulting from the 3 London, Aug, 14, 1.20 Brue- Ietreat was given at § oclock in the| Rome, Aug. 13, via Parle, Aug, 13,|men for defense of this iiand colons. war in Burope. Former Senator Joseph W. Bailey | scla. deapatch to the - Exchanse Tee evening, 5.25 p. m.—The foreign office today s g T z ; i : y unced contest | graph company, dated “The German defeat, was complete, | summoned home the Italian ambas- Steamship Arrivals. tries b Russit Seizes 15 Ships. for Uinited Btates Semator u J986 3 “The ’ their loss amounting to more than one | sadors in_Paris, St. Petersburg, Lon- | <Copenhagen, Aug. 11.—Steamer Hel~ 4 th 8t. Petersburg, Aug. 13, via London, Convention, sand, and they retired In the |don and Berlin, as the government de- |liz Olav, New York. | pe Smbassador}} 10.46 p: m—Seventy: three Germaan snd test disorder. At nightfall they |sires to consult with them concerning Montreal, Aug. 13—Steamer Ruthe- [twelve ' Austrian . S ‘malking Wway. hastily toward | the “war “situation; ., _ - - “I'nta, Antwerp. ~ - ¥ n seised by Russia < oy £l 2 et et e - L i dedn o 8 S R B R ¢ - C e ¢ - St S St et MR 5 o, NS i 5105 2. il gt A i it i i N0, CEPE g S