The evening world. Newspaper, August 19, 1914, Page 1

BASEBALL =t Racing Results The lon Books Open to All.’ ‘PRICE ONE CENT: conidia Co. (The New York Wertd). ‘The Preee Publishing NEW TS wey 5 ARMY 7 + ie 1p hay bee YORK, POPE DIES, GRIEVING OVER WAR ALLIES AND GERMANS FIGHT FOR BRUSSELS 20 MILES FROM CITY Belgians Report That Invaders Were| Checked Between Gembloux and Jodoigne—Army in North Said to Have Fallen Back to Antwerp. NEW ALSACE VICTORIES CLAIMED BY THE FRENCH Kaiser Outwits Mikado and Treats _Direct With China—Servians Re-| niin.” port Defeat of 80,000 Austrians; Whose Loss Is Putat 8,000. LONDON, Aug. 19 [Associated Press].— The German attack to-day in front of Brus- ks sels:is reported to have been made on the direct orders of Emperor William to his gen-| erals in the field Refugees from Diest, Tirlemont and) other towns are reaching Brussels in great|e numbers. They declare that since the in- ‘ habitants vacated Tirlemont, German shells have been dropped in the town but that the Belgians broke the German advance at that) place at the point of the bayonet. A despatch to the Reuter Telegram Company from Brussels says the German advance posts, covering the region between Gembloux and Jodoigne, are being gradually} | Department of Health Physicians pushed back before the advance of Belgian and French forces. The Belgians and French are now in close junction and in contact with the ad- vance lines of the German army. [Gembloux and Jodoigne are about twenty miles from Brussels, and fifteen miles apart.) BRUSSELS, Aug. 19 (United Press).—A general engage. ment is in progress all along the entire Belgian front. The! fighting, which commenced last night, increased in severity early to-day, and has now assumed the proportions of a gen- eral battle. It is believed here that the German movement Is die rected against this city and that the combined armies of the Meuse and the first army of the Moselle are now endeavor. ing to force the allied centre and divide the defending army. The roar of the guns can be distinctly heard in this city. The War Office is without word from the Liege fortresses, but believes that they are still holding out. The Belgian line is believed to be between Brussels and Antwerp with headquarters at Malines. The allied army is fronting the roads near Waterloo. The German advance is extremely slow, as their infantry, is intrenching at every point because of the destructive artillery opposition en-| tered. ee renicht troops forced a German aeroplane to descend near ant. The aviator was killed but his passenger, a German | a who was making observations of the French position, | was taken prisoner, PARIS, Aug. 19 [Associated Press].—An official ane (Continued on Second Page,) NAPS BY BATTING RALLY IN EIGHTH The Skeen Weakened Near the End and Highlanders Gath- ered Six Runs, HIGHLANDERS, R. H.PO. A. E. Boone, 2.........1 1% 1 3 0 Hartzell, If. 023 0 0 Cook, rf. o.1rtoo Cree, ct. 2°52 0 00 Mullen, 1b. 1 t $5 0 0 Peckinpaugh,ss....1 3 6 2 O Sweeney, c ot §1 8 38 2 Maisel, 3b. 022 20 Brown, p o otto 11060 6 0 0 0 0 0 Total,....6sseeees re aren 2 Daley batted for Brown in 7th. CLEVELAND. First base on ball—Off Brown, off Steen, 4. Struck out—By Brown, } by Steen, 2; by Keating, 1. Left on rere, 7; e hits—Belbol e, Mullen, jaisel 2, Turner 2, Hartzell, Wamsbegauss, Keating. Double plays —Wambsgauss to Lajoit; Chapman to Wambsgauss to Lajole, Umpires—Dineen and Sheridan, Attendance, 8,000, (Specual to The Evening World.) | POLO GROUNDS, Aug. 12.—A crowd of 3,000 braved the heat to watch the Naps and Highlanders in (Continued on Sporting Page.) pense tee CANNOT DO PRIVATE WORK. Must Devote Time te City. Dr. 8. 8, Goldwater, Commissioner of Health, has issued an order prohibit- ing all heads of bureaus in the Depart- ment of Health recetving a salary of $5,000 or more engaging in any work not connected with ‘he department and also putting the same prohibition on em- |ployees of the department receiving $3,000 @ year or more. ‘The reason assigned by the Commis- stoner {# that some of the physicians of the department have also been en- gaged in private practice, and he be- fieves all of thelr. time id be de- voted to their official dut > —— GIVES LEGION OF HONOR TO FRENCH MAYOR WHO SAVED HIS GERMAN FOE. PARIS, Aug. 19.—President Poincare has signed the nomination of Joseph . Mayor of Badonviller, in Meur- -et-Moselle, for the Cross of the of Honor in recognition of hie eanibition of energy and magnanimity According to the official recorda, Be- nolt’s wife was killed by German sol- dlers, who burned their home. Benoit saved the life of the Ger- who had, be ted and was th townspeople, pite his ‘ariet Benolt continued un- rruptedly the conduct of his office as Mayor. Lina as SAILING TO-DAY. Caribbean, Bormuda. | Philadelphia, Live "| Bank of England to-day resumed dis- CHANCE MEN TRIN, |EVENING WORLD RACE CHART SARATOGA, N. Y., WEDNESDAY, AUG. 19, 1914. Fourteenth Day of Saratoga Racing Association Meeting. Weather Clear, Track Fast. 425! PiRsT Hack Hearpeeient handicap el mart Ft Queen, Owner, neck Hiab. Wea, at, WEDNESD p Me oe [*Cirentation Books Open to All.” WEATHER—Ghewers probable to-night and Thursday, BASEBALL * ‘md =¢ Raeing Results bd AY, AUGUST 19, 1914. 16 PAGES PRICE ONE “ORNT. BASEBALL AND RACING |PONI GIANTS USE THREE BOXMEN BUT FAIL ail ge iiriag inne, vm. 7 lo i ia. ae ae —y T0 STOP PIRATES tans the place money by tl int moved “ap home bree: a aoe leirowe Ze 08, MOR 8.05, — Mota Picay" ovesy, in Third Inning to Wjn the Game. GIANTS, R. H.PO. A, BE. Pout 3aiTe Ott aa Tarantella’ Owners Mon send 4 aig warers Lady Barbary, dary int stead the Darrie wan. Inthe cir ‘chen 429 Pete Shoot —Merie 3 yy THIRD RACK—Four-year-oldy and upward; oling;” jie hiSoe._ ‘Wine, “tbe Bet tod, bree. Las Ace, OF we Fen wh Thorpe batted for Demaree In 34. Murray batted for Fromme in 5th. Doniin batted for Wiltse in 9th. of en PITTSBURG, R. H.PO. A. E. Viox, 2b. . ~~ 143 «0 29, Anes o 11 t 0 Sao o 1040 0 py te [ye oo 200 ee 004 $ Oo pis 12:20 o 23 00 t 2 e.¢ +2 38 t 10 12000 ooo 0 0 6 13 27 12: «0 . . went the front at the First Baso on Balle-Off Demaree, oT Sat are “anea't ier an fod Tang wer the nie Cariaverook ran @ wood! 1; off Cooper, 1. Struck Out—By De- poerte. 3) by Fromme, 1; by Wiltae, ‘on Base: fants, 9; Pitta AMERICAN LEAGUE. WATIONAL LEAGUE, — | burgh, 7.“ Tnreo- Bane ‘Hite—wiltae AT ciNGiliNaT Two. Bae Hite—Burns, MoLean 2, —. 1. ‘onetchy jacrifice Hite—Viox. ar fp poeror BOSTON— Stolen Hases—Volly, Double Piayn— cuca 2000100 MoCarthy to Viox to Konetchy, Go. Konetchy, unassisted; Stock, unas- 100000 0 0 0— 1| GNCINNATI— sisted. Umpires—Eason and Quigley. 0000100 Attendance—4,000, 00200001 —3 Batterles—Bene and Schalk; Leon- ard and Carrigan, Umpires—O'Lough- Min and Hildebrand. BROOND GAME CHICAGO— 100000000-1 BOSTON— 00200200 —4 Batteries—Scott and Schalk; Wood and Cady. Umpires, Hildebrand and O'Loughlin. AT PHILADELPHIA. 02000040 0-6 ATHLETICS— 50000002 —7 Batteries—Dauss, Cavet and Stan- ‘age; Bressler and Schang. Umpires, Ohill and Connolly. ju AT WASHINGTON. $T. LOUIS— 1004011 WASHINGTON— | 1000000 Batteries - Wellman and Agnew; Harper and Ainsmith, Umpires, Egan and Evans, i RUSH TO DISCOUNT BILLS, CAUSES BANK OF ENGLAND TO SUSPEND ALL DEALS.) LONDON, Aug. 19 (1.12 P. M.).—The | ,Zacapa, Jamaic ‘Zulia, Curacao. counting bills on a large rush was so however, tha’ suspend further dealings until to-mor reat tn the eatly forenoon, | Bl Mundo, Gi it was found necessary tO | jvernia, Gibralter, Batteries—Tyler and Gowdy; and = Clark. Umpires — Hart Rigler. Ames at | Moecial to The Krening Word.) PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 19-—The Pirates and Giants are at each other's thoats again to-day and both are anx!- pal FEDERAL LEAGUE. — (Continued on Sporting Page.) AT CHICAGO. F Se eee) BALTIMORE— KnGAr NATIONAL LEAGUE. CHICAGO— AT PITTSBURGH, 301000 001000000 PITTSBURGH— Batterles—Wilhelm and Russell; -1 Hendrix and Wilson, Umpires—Bren- nan and Murphy, rp) 08020000 —5 Batteriee—De: F AT INDIANAPOLIS, witan an MeLeat; Cooper me uillen any Cole * ‘ 1010001 Bason and Quigly. _ capa INDIANAPOLIS— qanrryys 0000200 murnd? SHICAGO. . Battoriee—Camnits and Berry; Fal-| 13000200 — enberg ani ariden, Umpires) CHICAGO— Goeckel and Cusack, lla i 00000000 — Ratterk Alten id MeCart ’ INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. © | veupnn, Zaye! and. Rresnanan at NEWARK. | Umpires—Byron and Tanai TORONTO— na 30030050 — AMERICAN LEAGUE. NEWARK— | AT NEW YORK 00000000 — HIGHLANDERS—~ Rattertes—Herbert and Kelly; Lee | 00010006 —7, and Wan CLEVELAND— | STEAMSHIPS DUE TO-DAY. 00000080 a-5 Batteries Steen and Egan; Brown, a \ Keating and Sweeney Umpires Mialand betwen 8AM, Dineen and Sheridan + BA. a ‘The |Olinda, Nipe.. ookteds M W—Th ae scheduled. jo-day’ ‘between the 10.4. firoo gourds an at ana ae at ‘eam was Qrayeen, San SeeMiscnesoasi 13M - Pittsburgs Score tote ows Runs|Suffered Sudden Welapae After Doc- .0 1 $0 0 Sree ¢ °° ! ‘WAS GRIEF STRICKEN . ° ; i : ; OVER: EUROPEAN WAR @ 70 6 Foe pa ped er et i$ ° ¢[Issued Order Shortly Before He Died co 0 | fo Catholics All Over the. 1000 ‘ ab bos * World to Pray for Peace. 7 = = = ~ (By United Press.) , FF EXPIRES FTER AN LLNESS OF SEVERAL DAYS © tors Had Given Warning of End. and Passed Away With Relatives at Bedside. ROME, Aug. .9.—Pope Pius X. died to-day. His Holle ness, who had been sick for some days, suffered a relapse this morning ahd became unconscious at noon. At that time a priest had been sent for and the last sacraments of the church were administered. Doctors in attendance were compelled to begin the ade ministration of oxygen to keep him alive pendingthe sum=, moning to the beside of theofficials demanded by the bic of the Church to be present. At 1.30 it was announced that the condition of His Holle ness was desperate, that his fever was increasing and his general condition was becoming very much weaker. His sie» ters were in constant attendance. The physicians could do nothing and the Pope senke gradually until death came. The Pontiff’s death was ate tributed to grief over the war. Cardinal Merry del Val has summoned back to Rome all of the Cardinals who recently left here. Until the conclave is held and the next Pope chosen the Cardinal Camerlengo (Chamberlain) will be the acting head of the Roman Catho= , lic Church, a The present Chamberlain ts Cardinal Della Volpe. ROME, Aug. 19 (By United Press).—Karlier messages to-day indicated that His Holiness was in a very bad way, The first bulletin to-day seid that he was threatened with pneumonia, The death of the Pope was due to the war. broken heart. For days before the war broke out he was gravely concerned, and he notified all the heads of the Church throughout Europe to work for peace. Until hostilities actually commenced the Pope did not believe. that war would come between civilized nations at this late day. When he heard that Germany bad declared war on Russia and realized that the com flagration actually bad been kindled he broke down. His Holiness swooned | and was unconscious for several minutes. His physicians were called in and had to administer powerful restoratives. SPENT HIS TIME PRAYING FOR END OF WAR. There was a slight recovery, and the Pope was able to be about the Vatican, He spent most of his time in prayer, and in all of his devotions impressed upon every member of his household that his entire heart was set on the restoration of peace. When the Emperor of Austria asked that he send his blessing to the Austrian forces the Pope sorrowfully sent word that he would bless all of the combatants—that he considered all of them his children, Finally he issued an appeal to every Catholic throughout the world pray for peace. This appeal was distributed broadcast everywhere, As the news of the terrible fighting throughout Belgium began to \the Vatican the sorrow of the Pontiff became very great. He had spells of weeping and would ait for hours at a time murmuring the for the dying, On Sunday he was too {II to leave his bed. The doctors tn att were not alarmed, as they hoped that his malady, which at that time believed to be bronchial catarrh coupled with gouty manifestations, Y yleld to treatment, But it did not. Throughout yesterday and to-aay 1 fever increased. His stomach would not retain Bourishmest, | He died practically of a.