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ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL.
YEAH
So. VI.
ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1914,
JllT lT Currier or Mall K)
a, Month. Klllirlrt C'nple. Do,
t
ml.. 11.
PROBLEM FACING j
in is io io !
mm tii iiiiniiiiin :
nr yu iu muunu
AMI ST 0
' , 1
W7ioW Hat Now?
Look at the Journal
Score Board and See
Whll's at
I use.' Is I 'intuitu
Link III till' Jl
ilny urn! see lor
now ? Willi is II mi
i mi second or thud '.'
uriiul score board to-
'Otll'SClf. It Will MilVl
NOTABLE ME
Expcits Believe Wizard From
Quaker City Will Pick
"Chief' Bender or BrcsslerH ZtZ
Today,
RUDOLPH OR TYLER TO
BE STALLINGS' CHOICE,
I v
"Miracle Man" Declares He ls;,'r
Certain Bean-eaters Will
Oithit Philadelphians Who
ever Pitches,
!'
Huston, "it. 11. Clear skies f
.mil i'im'I.'I' weather for t ho third
. game was tin? prediction at tuiil- -
night. At that lutiir more thsiii
:t (MJ faux were In Hi"' I" front 'f
th" pink I 'ox office, many of
them sleeping mi improvised luils !
nf straw. '
,t , 4 4' 4- ' 4
r HOMNIN JOUMNAL PfCUt LtAtlO Ht,
Huston. Oct. II. Tin' Philadelphia
Athletics and Itostnn Hraves. contend
ing funis in tin- worlds champion
tihlp husrball scries, rested here today
ami tonight while the scene uf tin'
coiitesls was shifted. Tin- ( hampinns
of the American and National leagues
respectively, will meet tomorrow and
Tuesday at Fenway park Iti tin' third
mill fourth Kami's uf the scries which
began in Philadelphia last Friday,
With two victories gained toward
thr four necessary to obtain the
world's title, the I'.o.ston team faced
with riinfidi'iii'e the twit Kami's tit be
jtlayi'il here. They had gone to Phila
delphia with the odds against them
In the appraisal of baseball followers
gen. rally; they returned today to a
tremendous I eception, favorites for
the world's honors
The Athletic, fighting with their
Imck to the wall to defend the world's
championship front a continuation ol
the remarkable rush which brought
aves to victory In III" .uuouai
were outwardly still conliilent.
ress.-il hope 'hi't 'If ;- would,
I
Jon lite trouble of asking your neigh-
I bor Hinl save lilm the truublc uf re.
iiielniiL Ins memory in older li
answer your question.
I The Intense Interest shown III llu
"mid series score board has bd lip
Journal to supplement lis service in
cider thai the fuilc.it possible Infoi
Illation may be Kb en the publie in
the quickest possible time. In the re
ports of the two Karnes so tar there
has been a tclcKi'aph opera I or silting
on the platform in front of the score
hoard beside his Instrument culling
out the plays Just as they weic dirk-
is been
Xpert score! tn keep lab mi everv
hit, every error, every sinlen base,
every small detail of piny in the ecu-
test for the world championship.
Hut this Is no) enough. Pillions of
Die Journal are entitled to iiothlir
Iism than the best, and that Is what
they are koIiik to K''t. It has been
mi ml tli.it many of the spei .'tutor
j lose track ol who Is at the bat and
i whii Is on base w hile the play Is go
on. Frequently when you are in
argument w ith out neiKhbor
something happens I ha t gets by you
and you don't like to be asliliiK ques
tions about something that you are
supposed to be keeping up on.
lb-ginning ilh today's Kame 111"
Journal will have In connection with
ils regular score board service a illa-
Klitm of the brlcl h till a system of
lln wing eveiy feature of Ihe play
that is going m. Yon w ill not have
li ask who Is at bat or who Is on
base. Just look at the Journal's score
boa id and see for yourself
'Ihe telegraph instrument will be
there on the platform, clicking out
every plaV Ihe m in lilt that II lakes
place, and the operator will sliolll
thi'iUKh his nieKaphone Just what ll
is. The scorer will be on hand to
keep all the statistics fresh In youi
mind. And in addition, the diagram
of the held will Klve you all the nihil
details that von want to know.
Meet me at the Journal score
board at 1 o'clock.
EL PASO POSTAL
CLERK CHARGED
U1U lit
li'.'iKUP.I
t mli
WITH BIG THEFT
Clare L. Rogers Arrested for
Alleged Stealing of $25,
000 From , First National
Rank Registered Mail. .
Slurry" MiIiiiiIh Speaks.
'W'Fare far from beaten yet. said
"Stuffy" Aklnnis. "All We need Is n
Utile hit once in a while. And We'll
get those tomorrow'."
JltnaKer StalliliKH, of the I'.raves,
in ili."ClissitiK his pitchiliK possibilities
fur tomorrow' thought otherwise.
"It may be Tyler, or it may be Ku
ilulh," lie said, "hut whichever it Is,
1 am .sure the boys will out hit their
iiic)iicnls. And with the lieldiiiK we
have shown, the result in certain."
In answer to a question from an en
thusiastic fan as to whether the
llravi's were likely to take four
sti'aiKht. the "Miracle Man" smiled
anil said: "We've got a good team."
The identity of Mitiuiscr Mack's
choice fur pitcher tomorrow was the
lenient ol' Kreatesi uncertainty lo
niKht. Would he Bend the Indian,
Hi inli r, batted from the box in the first
name at Philadelphia, back to retrieve
his defeat, or tdioose a yuuiiKster to
btar the burden of directing almost a
last stand? These wore the ,iiestioiis
amoiiK thc crowds gathered about tin
liutcl lobbies,
llrcssler a Possibility.
In event of ebiiidv dav tomorrow
il was tli I,t MiiroiL.,,,. Alack would ered .sonic
liielriM ,i. i... a ,, misMi I li I i t v : ers was taken
iiniong the ynunKer pitchers llresslei
considered most likely
V MOSNIHa JOURNAL I'ICKl liiih mm
! i:i Paso, Tex., Oct. II I 'la re 1,.
RoKers, clerk In the Kl I'aso postom
licn, was placed under arrest today on
complainl oharnini! him with the eni
bezzh'iiient of f"'i' r Kistcrcd packaKcs
!c.)iilnininK a total of $jr,,0(iil in cur
rency. The money was bein sent by
the Fust National bank of 101 I'aso
to the Xatlonal Bank of Commerce at
New York and was mailed Heptem-
'ber 2.
Win n the pouch reached New Vork
and the live packaKes were found to
be missing th,. postoll'icc insiectors'
ilepartmcnt, Austin, Tex., headquar
Jpis, was nolified and inspectors im
: nicdi.itt ly ib-tailed on the case. Short
ly after the loss of ihe money became
known, ItoKcrs took h leave of ab
sence, pleading cickness, and went to
Avalon. I'alif. Postoffice inspoclorM
shallowed ItoKcrs In California and
until his return to Kl Paso late in
'September.
' The inspectors claim to be in pos
'session of very damaKinK evidence
ilnst the accused and have iccov-
f the
AGA S
E
01 ALLIES
T CENTER
OF GERMAN ARMY
is Near Lassigny Is Se
vere and Regimental Flag
Is Captured During Chaige
With the Bayonet,
SUPPLY CONVOY TAKEN
BY CAVALRY RAIDERS
Kaiser's Force Makes Strong
Resistance but Is Forced to
Sin tender After Long and
Bitter En
MEXICAN SHELLS
WRECK
HOUSES
H AMERICAN
T
SIDE OF BORDER
Summary of War
News of Yesterday
Sinn! are I lie alu.il ibl.iils of the
recent flKhtniK belvviin iheallo-s and
the lieriiians who lot wiiKs have
been nIiukkIiuh tor supt etn.icv iu
northern Kr.ui' e as roiiiaim d m the
latest official chiiiiiiuih. ,ition
"Wo have ev civ white mainliilned
our position," sums ,ti the claims of j
the I'l I'll, h war i, fit ,'. VI all poinls;
ei id one, iti.ti in tin. Wnevic dis '
j trli I, lerinail m 1 1 in ' K w are said either
(to have been repulsed or held. In)
jibe i tiler between the i Use ml I
I K llel Ills sllKllI ailv.inris i.v the llllli";
I are chioiil, led In ihe Woevle dis
; trli t the lift mini have .h hvei e,l vlo !
'lent lltlBCks Whether llleV lesulti l'
faviir.ilily or unfa v or.i b is not slated
I'lom liei in. ,n alone lanin nnv-!
CE DRAWS OVER
1
ft OPERATIONS III
United States Troops at Naco
Return Fire of Yaqui lndi-i";'7 r"""""1'"; ""
1 I of Anlweip I Ills Was la Hie eftccl (
nflS Whfl. ill Tllifv Aft Trie fill Itbal the enlne .in a. well as all Ihe
'V I ' nv III tii'w ' t 1 1 tv, I VII
Hill, Cross Boundary Line,!
NORTHERN FRANCE SINGE
OCCUPATION OF ANTWERP
lfrn nrni innt
MAYTORENA'S FORCES
SAID TO BE DEFEATED
Carianza Defenders Lose 8
Kileld; Assailants'
Placed at 50 Slain
Many Are Wounded.
and
mm i
I M' M loss
or iion vr
m;us
London, (Mi,
"ne of the 1
I'lam e of the
lif'ssaKe daled
12 (; :'.' H. III.)
oircspondents In
1 Mills Mail, in a
Saturday, savs:
"A desperate battle was follKht
yesterday In Ihe district to the
norlh of Arras, where' the
Kiel. ch u in! Herman forces, have
lien In touch for nianv days.
It ended III a brilliant success
for the Pre n 1 h 11 nil, ihe Her
man forces I'i'lliK dlivrll back
lc 11 lo thillcen miles.
"This was the ileclsive conflict
in the Anas district where Ihe
lide of buttle has ebbed and
flowed to and flu for days. The
let man losses yesterday are said
to have men approximately
I.', nun Killed and wounded.
IBV HOMNIMi JOURNAL tPCIAL lttO Wl
.V.lin. Ariz , Oct. 11- Four shells
from tln kuiis uf (inventor Mayto- !
retia fell on American territory last '.
niKht uurinu a renewed niiai I, on thei
Cariana Rarrlsoii of Naro, Smioi a.
l'lip of the shells wrecked a I.iIkc lesl-i
. !denct'. Anolhe,. iliimaKed property
5 sin rounding the I nited Stat s ens- i
tutus house. The others foil tn a slock !
Ifielil and 11 inerciintiln esta Idishment. i
lniriiiK thp cnKaKemeni, which last-'
I led the k renter part of the ninlil, nv-
. eral uf Maytuieiia's Vaqul Indians
icrosseil the boundary line in utihvtn,
attai i th,. Naco Kurrisnii In the rear.
.They wa le irumiiv disai ined Pre
tlvltntslv Aniericlill soldios had been!
I are now' ill the bauds of the,
I ( li rniaiis. ileinral mi :ciler, Ihe
jiieiman 1 omiiiambr at Antwerp, is
sued a ptocla tna I ion that iili7.i'iis
mu;hl letiirn Io iheii vo. atloiis with-,
join fear and that property would In !
I respected. The liei iuau rip"il sald
j little ilamaue had I n done lo any cs- !
1 ept public biuldinus in Auiweip. I
I'mpci or William's aiuiy which be
kii Ked Antwerp Is now said to be
movtni; sviifllv toward list, ml will! j
Mhe object uf 1 a il 1,1 inir ijin en I0II.M--
I1...1I, i,.l II... l:,.L'i 111 nfticlals ll Is
'stated thai the queen alinidv bus
lea, bed I , oil. in. I
In addition to the f.., e of lielislall
and IOiikIisIi lioups who fled lo hutch
soil nfltr the fall of Anlweip an I were
interned, a newspaper dlspuP h savs, a
lii'llinai division iiuvv III luulv invaded
hutch territory and was disarmed.
Herman a, roplanrs anain havi-
made a dash over I'm is, droppum 1
bombs. Three persons were killed j
and fourteen injured and i oiisi leta blc ,
daniime tn piopiriy was done
lOxccpl that a tear Kiiard action be-j
Iwcon the ItusMiins and Ihe Ceincins!
simtheasl nf VNiiballcu Was In pt'ox-l
l ess, IliltblUK i nine tliroimh niln i i it-. i
IliK Ihe fluhlliiK in Ihe eastern war'
theater. !
In tile south Hie MolllclieUl ilM .
claim io have defeated, with heavv
lossi s, an Austrian iirinv iquTatim;;
aiiainst Sarajevo.
Ki'om the fill east the Japanese
noil that ihev have silcie rd I'uit
REPORTS FROM PARIS SIMPLY SAY
CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE TO
ARMIES OF ALLIES ON BATTLE LINE
Part of British and Belgian Garrison and Some German
Forces Cross Dutch Border and Are Disarmed and In
terned by Holland Government: No News of Importance
Comes From Seat of Hostilities Along East Prussian
Frontier and in Austria; Montenegrins Claim to Have In
flicted Severe Defeat on Emperor Francis Joseph's Sol
diers: Rumania and Turkey Arc Both Restive and May
Soon Join Belligerents on Opposite Sides.
It'Cil 11111,11 unit thi'V I'el II 1 neil Ihii I'll'
,1 tieiieral Hill, cnnniiiindinic the ar- 'l hl11"'' 111
'rlson. lost alum! eiuht killed. Mavtu- I lU KI'oiMld
f 'ri'iian loss was estimated at nut lessi'n'ks aie
than fifK' killeil anil manv u ,1 ll ml I'd. ' P la ct H ill
J Arabia.
t'ltltN. III ( S ! news dispatch says that i holer. I
In spi en 1 1 1 n if over .viimi in e numai .
litis
,' and otherwise are K 'ln
oil the Herman. The
stroiivtlv foiMlfvlnit viii lolls
vlia, Palesline and north
lo i:Ti u I'lloi l M',
!B HDRNIHt IOUHNAL aPtCIAL LIA1IO WIWII
Klolii Ihe I'atlle I'ront, Oil. II via
I arts, ll:r, p. m.l A nota ide adva in o
by Ihe allies occurred today m the
lieiilhl'ol hood of Ihe renter of the bat
tie lit!
tilled
I 101 I'aso, Tex., Oct. 1 I - Officials
I of the Cariana uovei iiini nl Hlniu;
'the border today were prepailm.' a
! r port on the Nnco battle of last niKht
leKardiiiK the entry on American soil
;of Ihe Yaqui troops The information
wrecked
wlnre Ihev i-'turuied and rap- probably will be uffered to nffh l.ils ilamalieii
Iiiiii.iiimki i ei'iioi n oosition. i f the American urn eminent throuviln ernmenl
i fm re.", who are
ran.it Harrison
i Aiuerb'iin side. One
, the residence nf P.
attacking ihe Car
f Naco, lell on th
shell
10. P
, r MRRoih jngnsHs aPriAi. Limn winti
l.oiidoii, ort. II ! : :i 0 p. in. i With
ihe cniii bislon uf that phase nf the
war of Ihe tuitions which iiimc with
'III" fall of Antwerp the censorship has
..'iKiim iliawn a veil ever tin- hulilliiK I"
the Kreiiler Pal i cf the lOurnpean i ou-
tlliellt.
The l ien. It coniuiunlralli.il
Ibis iiiternooii deals only with the bat
lr, or Miles of battbs, whn h has
'been In iiiocress fm four weeks from
cast lo west in I'liince with an evei
icxieiiiiliii! line which now reaches
not thvMiiil ft Mill the elbow lit NiiMin
llinrnss the t Ik In ll holder at Armcn-
tlcl
MS
The ,l:it
have held
wrecked ,,,,,! ,ni ,
isnil, one, ,. .,, tnK
mo
K'lV-
inilit savs thai the allies
their position), everywhere
li'ininn ciivalrv whb'li was
to envelop the allies' left
lso the fiKhtinttWas 1 Ha fuel Zuharan Cipmany, the con-
1 1 prcsentat iv e nt Wash-
Near K.ISHiKllV
very sevire. i'lie allies and Hermans
came to close quarters and a Herman
ri'Kimi nlal flax was taken in a bny-
onel I'haiKe. i.nssinny tonus an un
file of the allies' line, which from
tin re turns almost direct I v mirth.
The Hoi mans nrc holdltiK their
ground tenaciously at this place when
they have a considerable number of
biff Kims in strong posilions in the
quarries.
Onriiii! ( avabj Cald.
The allied cavalry ditrins a heavy
mist cairied out a darim; raid In
ionise of will-h thev cut off a Her
man supply convoy proceedim,' to
l;oe, They captured s.'.u Heitnans
who coustitutiil the escort, as well as
several quick-firer and a larne
amotiul of ii in in m n n ii hi
The Kreitrh aviators, who are pel
Hlitlltloll.il
i itiutun.
I Hctteial Hill In his report
jet a I Carianz.'i asserted that
i of Iinlbins estimated lit .
lately crnssed to the Ann
to Hen-,
a I ot'ce j
ilcllber-i
ricau side of j
Ihe line and opened lire on the de-
lenders of the Inn der low n. of this;
number, he declared, only twelve'
were lapluri'd and disarmed by the
Auieiliiin soldiers of the Ninth cav-l
ulr.v. Kv Idence t' tidiiu; to prove thisjlodiiy
Is bcini; seciiteil. Mexican offic ials! w here
I lie I ''ere said, in the form of ilfle carl-
rnmc shells picked up on tn,. Arizona
side of the International boundary.
Lute teporls from Hciicra! Hill to
day staled that the Vaqul were in
full f I ik lit, inirsiieil by his troop who
lust few men In the battle in which
. I he enemy lost 1 J." In killeil, und
i men -nut lie minuinu;
property ndJiuniiiK ihe
I'listoiii house and
fourth fell In a shirk Meld.
one troop at least of the I
State border patrol whs fired
by the Mexican. They returned
tire. (Ilvcred u vlKorou attack
Vaqul Indian. I'li-nperuUiiK "I'h'biinli of the Am ir river,
nils and III"
rear attack upon
Mavloiciia ii f 01 ccs, i fussed the line
III order to make a
Ihe Naco Harrison. Severn I were i.i,p.
lured and disarmed by the trouper
I vhlonei-. mi American Side.
Kvldenoe of this at tuck win seen
In the American stock yard,
were found the body uf one
Vaqul and manv empty shells Indi
cated the principal point nf nltaek.
Ciisiiallle on the Mexican side are
viiKiiely reported. Mill lost clMhl kill
ed and flt'tv-seven wounded. Mayto-1
ictia's loss Is reported to be from
wln ami bad selz.il certain point ol
nassane ou I lie rivi r l.vs In the east uf
'"'lAlre. was defeated yesterday inn
tired to the nnrthi'iist Into the Artmn-
lilted t eres district. I
"Poni mime In Mliirk. i
il the same li Ill" Oeinuin de-
on the I Is lit I
between Al - '
the
iuscci lighter iius after they lind but-
jlered dnwn t llu foi ls With their llflivy
jKiin and naiuiiilly the former did not
iil.i so mm Ii exec iitlnn.
I Xcrdiiii 1'roliiiiil.v Next.
i A lb rliu icport suv that tlicsii
I heavv kiiu lime been c lit Iu lVain e.
I If Ihls Is so, priibiibly the Verdun
Issued jfurt nhuiK the French frontier which,
j hinderiiiK the Herman adviini e. lire to
I be nlliii ke, vvlth them. In till case,
! however, llteiu 1 a hl( field iiluty lio
Ihlnd the forts, no that While the de
strucllnn of Ihem would imikl- plogresx
ieasier fur the Heiniiin It would not
' ii IihoI ol elv liiHiirc their sureis
hciiiiittcil It) I nipcror.
Hineinl Vou Heseltl, who ditertcii
the alia, k on Antwerp, and Prim
jAunusi S llliam, fourth mui of tln
iHirmnn euipeior, who was one of tlm
!flit to enter ih city, hud been dec-
) re-l""'1''1 '' "'" '""if for. What Iho
II'IHIUK ot ine low if cosv lite Lift, Ilium
is not known, hut It I reported flom
Holland that trnlnlnudw of wounded
jure belli conveyed lo the hospitals ttf
the lli'iiniiii base.
I amine I hrcntcii lleluliini.
Famine 1 thientenoit throushi)ul
(Use, wilhniil iiniklns; sny ! ,.,,., ,, ,.. . th, , .,.
peeled in H country which has hcen )
iHJtl
was
missing money. Ivoi,'-
before I'nited States
Cnmmlssioner Oliver neie louav .no.
The the amount of bis bonds fixed at $2U,-
II-... u .c . .i i.u II I! ll r etail t o wnicn lie was i.iui-
c-s nave snuwn mar incv cun on - . ..
the speedy delivery of Pa nder and mltU'd to the 1,1 Paso county jail.
''lank. Thev have yet to be tried on a
fast breaking curve in this series. iMrA lMft f)F RUMANIA
lb-ess er. a left-hander w as thoUHllt ! i o- ixn'w v
tube h tavorite on account of his ability
la combine H port side delivery which I
reduce somew hat Huston's offensive j
powers, and his use of a hnfflliiB,
curve. Ovcrhearinir n conversation :
TAKES THRONE TODAY
unioiii; ttewsiianer men on tills suu-
.liicl. Hilly Martin, one of the Hraves'
substitutes, interjected the Htutemetit:
"If Joe Connolly ever nets hold of
"lie uf those curves, he'll hammer it.
They all look alike to him."
Two-to-One on Uravc.
Hush, hero pitcher uf the world's se
ries last year, and Wyckulf, who
pitched with some success after Pen
der was retired Friday, were also men.
Honed a possibilities. The uncertain
ly as to the pitchers influenced
betlinif tonight. Twn-lu-oiie on
liraves to win the series was most
quoted, and there were lew takers.
The longest crowd that ever saw a
world' series game in this city is look
ed for tomorrow. The celebration of
'olumbim day a a holiday will allow
thousands of "fans" from stores and
shops to attend the contest and it Is
expected that the limit of the seating
accommodation at Fenway park, 37,
bJO, Will be reached.
to
P,u-
V MOBNISO JOURNAL SIC AL LIAS0 WIK
London. Oct. 11 A Uisp.iien
tc.., iter's Tcleuram company from
charest. Hunijinfti. under date nf 'es
terduv. relative to the death of King
Charles, says:
"The council nf ministers met in
extranrdinarv session today, the lead
ers uf all parties being present. II
was decided to convoke parliament
tomorrow to proclaim Crown Prince
Ferdinand king and to administer the
statutory oath to the new monarch.
The messaue adds the following
the-'concerning the event immediately
the ve,.p,j,nK the death of the king:
"King Charles wan seized villi an
illness last night. His physician was
uiiniinotieii arm oronoii need his
dltion grave. The queen watch
night by his majesty's bedside.
forming brilliant work along the
froul, indicated the a pprnacll nf the
Hermans, whn, when attacked, offered
a long and fierce resistance, but even
tually wi le obliged lo sin render.
llics Satisfied.
The allied i oiiiiiianileis regard their
position on the vvestirn wing ami Ihe
center as improving daily and are
Ihoi ouglily sal isfied with die progrcssa
w hich is In lug inade.
Op the eastern wing the Herman
bombardment continues wit limit in
terruption and much material dam
age is being done. The cannon, iding
is accentuated because of the echoing
and re-echoing; among Ihe surround
ing hills.
MOVING-PICTURE
REUNITES WIFE
10 HER HUSBAND
V MORNINa JOUSNAL fCIAl. OHIO WlHI j
Itichniond. Calif., Oct. 11. Freilj
Uobcsnn, Miiperiiitcndc ni of a inline)'
company and .Mrs. fioliesoii, held i
happy reunion here tonight, alter a
i. ..v r...... ...... .lin .i li,.,,
sen. -u oi ii.',,,,.. '" torney
wnicn enueu in a moving ihihui- no
aler today.
! twenty captured. It tilso was icport
i nl that Hovernor Maytorena, the
I Villa partisan who head the Snnnrii
(stale revolution against, the central
; government, was Hi eing by autumu
; Idle to Tucson. Ariz,, from Catianea.
1 b'oriora. The Maytnrena troops, nffi
jclal report said, also failed In a sim-
tiltanenus attack on Agita, I'tleta.
ioppuslte hnuglas, Ariz, Carrimza of
; licinls hailed the duel victory hs end
ul the Indian uprising and its pnlitiial
; backing In northwestern Mexico.
observer here today turned their
i eye from the Naco liuttlefleld, and
I its menace to International relation.
I to Vera Ct li.. w hich the American
force bad been Kohoduled to evin li
,ate yesterday. II was predicted that
Hcnerul Carianza would take some
slop at least In the form of a dlplo
iniatic nolo. In secure the porl for his
: forces pending the outcome of the
jAgiuis Calii'iite peace conference wit h
j I. he Villa faction and the possiblllt.v
: of It eliding In armed conflict be
tween Ihe two faction. It was re
! ported here today thai holh freight
:and passenger traffic had 1 n or
dered re-established on the Inleroce
i utile railway between the national
.capital and the sen purl. Till report
j from Mexico City, however, came nt
the Name lime wllh an official nics-
Isage informing bolder
American troop already were lenv-l
lug Vera Cruz, an error which prob-l
ably came from a prediction based on
the understanding that this a to'
have been done on net fiber 11), The
depiirtmonl nf .lusllce at Mexico City:
I was renrganized Saturday Willi Al-
lOsciiarilo y Voi dngn in charge
work of i -st, i blishlng civil
twenty to two hundred,
liall and McAllister make the total
American victim, of the Mexican lire
live. Trooper Wilson, shot lust Mon
day, died later. Trouper Leroy Hrad
fnrd was shot through the chest mid
.seriously wounded Tuesday. The same
day an unidentified buy wit shot
i through the hand.
Urgent appeal or protection were
sent today to President Wilson and
In Hovernor Hunt of Arl.ona.
Appeal rnr l'rotiIKn.
Last week a citizens' commlltee tel
Mgraphed for protection to the presl
'dciil. In tes,onse the border patrol
I was Increased lo about l.xail men
and a machine gun platoon. Col. C A
! P, Hallleld, the brigade commander,
name from houglas, Ariz., to take
iiiiiimanil of the troops of Ihe Ninth
and Tenth cavalry.
i The troops served notice upon the
two Mexican factions that they would
i be held personally liable lor the re
, s ills nf their misdirected fire
' In spite uf (hi warning, the cUlil
day siege nf Naco, Soiiora, has been
I incidentally' a small arms bnmbafd
1 nielli of Naco, A riz.
This nidi. 'ale that the battle In Pl-
iciirdy, comprising ihe department of
iSomnie and part nf oise. Pa de Ca-
In Ih and Aisne. In w hich the cavalry
is participating on a scale not seen In
iprrvloii modern war, extend over
in very com lib ra hie urea. 1 1 or" are
I many mile of open ouiimry w here
iliniHi'meii can tihineiiv er with advantage.
liaildoll Suine I'Osltluiis.
Iletween Ihe river ols- and Klu lm.
land partlculai ly iu the region iiorlh
jWCHl of siolssoiis,' where the Itrlllsh
force are entrenched, further pru
igres has been made. It thus seems
iprnbable thai the HeiiuaiiH have aban
doned some of their strongly en
trenched positions in tins neighboi
, liodd. It I n pnt'toil that sanitary lea
ons have coitipelled (ills, as th"
Frenches 111 which the tioups have been
living for weeks have become, lb"
hreediiiK places for disease,
i (iciiiiaus Arc ItcpulHcil.
! The Herman have tesiiined Ihclr
night attacks hetweeu Ci'aotine and
Ithelm, wliii Ii, arroi diiii; lii French
'an omits, have been icpulsed. From
(Ithclms to the Men-, nothing nf Im
portance has Ul'CUIIecl of I. He, but Iu
the Apreinuiit district nl the Wocvre
In the east id' St. Mlhlel, tile HerilianH
made violent attack ilunng th" nighl
of October !i, and tic following day.
I iciu h Hold Vpicinonl.
Apremonl win: liik' ii by the Her-I
inaris, but was retaken by Ihe French;
and remain in their ha ml. The Her-1
Sl'AMsir t'OVSI I,
I 'Mil It AHHIOST
Pl. I l
AT M.ll.N
, HI Hoard C. S, S. West
Ma.atlan, Mexico, Oct. Ml
Iu,.,,., I'nlir ii.. I It l.,,,n,
agent (hat th ;,,,...: ,.'', vil,.,ri.in
mine ex-1
irif the
coin ts,
con
"d all
IIISTOKIC
nrn.iMxos
OF AVrWKKI S.W10U
-The
here
Mar-
I'.F.TS )F It) TO 7 MM)
T AKIOliS IN I'llll.Ahl.l
III ,
London let, 1 1 (9:3a P
f,,ilovinir dispatch was received
ihiu ovenina from Berlin by the
enni Wireless Telegraph company:
"An official report from Antwerp
'suvs all the forts are in our possession.
Oct. II. Despite the- "Main headquarter reports that the
iston Uraves have the: Belgians accepted the Herman ofler
nf the vvnrld's series to arrange so that all historical moan
considerable Huston imuit should b" spared as
..idile nn, I thai the di
bombardment a plan showing the po
sition of Ihe principal architectural
feature of the city was handed to the
Herman civil administration through
I I ,.nic mill sier. V il lirn m m
iilau were tiven to every
, nrlr.r .111.1 tile
was shown, vvnen
the city was negotiatei
military could b" round
Flliladelphia.
fact that the I
ust two game
to their credit
ntoney was covered here today at
"lids uf 10 to 7 in favor of the Huston
team, while a number of bets at even
money were made nn tomorrow's
game. .Supporter of the Athletic
have nut by anv means lost hope.
Thev figure that if P.elider is Mack's
pitchinj; selection tomorrow he will
surely win his game anil that Plank consideration
would be in condition for Tuesday's surrender of
game.
much as
before the.
artillery
greatest possible
no
iWKATIIIOH FOKKCAST. I
Washington, Oct. 11 New Mix-?
ten: Pair Monday; Tuesday uu-
settled, 5
vvvvvvviwivvvvvvvvvvvvvvwj
: The dispatch adds tmH me maa.
lan minister in Berlin has requested
hi countrymen in the Herman ''"P"1
lo inform their relatives in lirazll that
they are In full enjoyment ot s-cunty
and liberty and thai conditions In
jGermany are absolutely normal, de
spite the war.
i the
said an official statement from
pllal.
, proclamation calling on all Mex
ican to fight again1-'! die American
who hold Vera i'imz and against
Francisco Villa's for es ha been is
sued at I'arral hy .Monclovio Ileircra,
the former Villa brigade coinnianiler
who Joined the Carianza side at the
recent split of lln constitutionalist
Kobeson was injured in
plosion near Scrantoii. Pa . February
:'H, 1911, and was taken lo a hospital.
Mrs. Koheson started the same, day
for the home of her parent In Col
lege City, o., but was so overcome by
the accident 10 her husband tbut her
mind became affected, while on this
train, and she was taken to an usv.
lum, where she remained for eigh
teen months.
Recovering from his injuries, Rube
son searched for his wife without
success. A year aim he came to Rlch
mond. Today he viiileil a moving pic
lure theater here and a a film de
picting a mine explosion was shown,
a woman in the aiunence screamed.;
Light were turned on and Kohesonj
waa astounded to find that the wo-j
man was h'" wife. ,
Mrs. Kobeson ha been living In I
Itichinoiid for several month and fori
two vear searched for new of her : t be Jl uerta government unci denoun
husband.
placed under arrctd because
polled Interference Willi the
now under the emit ml of the consti
tullnliallst and bring operated by
them
Order tins been resiorcd in Ha lit a
Itosalla where conslil ut loiialisl mu
tineers shot Major Agna.vo, the mili
tary cominarujei, and looted Ihe cus
tom house. The mutineer put to .'a
in a. steamer they had seized.
COM I SS ( (SPIH( V
id iv v win io i uain
mans apparently aie determined to ,,(,
maintain a far as possible their pnsl
tloiis here, where tiny have pierced
llui line of I'oi llllc alloiis belweeii Ver
dun and Toul along the river Mouse.
Should they be sue. i s-T ul against the,
allies elsewhere, this doubtless would
be the route by which I hey would en-
lo enter lln- heart of France.
WtNiiull In Xel'iildiiiiCM.
"' " To remind Partisans that tin.
mines 'nn
iiiviiged by war fur upwards of two
Iliolil lis,
on the east Prussian frontier the
I'lisslnns lire Kllll cngaseil with the
lei in, iu rear gitanl wet of Huwalkl
and tn the southeast of Wirbullen.
of the battles 111 Hallcia mid Po
land the l;ulan staff has decided to
suv nothing for the present, but the
Austrian declare that a recent at
tack on Przetiiysl lit m Wen repuled
and that tlm Kilssliins have evacuat
ed Hie western front which the Aus
trian occupied.
AiiMriiiiiH Claim Victories.
The AiiNtrlahs also claim victories
over tlie Kusslans at Uincut and Dy
ne, w, in Hiilicia. It Is known that theV
have received reinforcements, whlcli
Pctrograd admit ha compelled it
change 111 the plan of the I tils la ll
iirinv.
Tin- Montenegrin claim a victory
nver the Austrian in llnsnla, whom
they say the Austrian tried to cut
off tin- Montenegrin army proceeding
to sturajevo. hut were defeated with
heavy losses.
Cinders in Ausirla.
Mote uluimlim reports come from
llaly of the sprtad of cholera In Atis
irla. It Is said that there are manv
cases of cholera in different purls of
Ihe country.
The Itumanian government has
thought it necessary to take precau
tion lor the prutecllon of the Au.
Irian legation at IhiehuiTst. Turkey,
loo, Is making piopat a Hon nf a war
like character. The Vming Turk nrs
Virginia, j
(via Hun
r i'airon,i,,,HV(,r
lias been j
remind Partisan
III I'l il i n ". Iw o
let man
V a re
aero-
to be largely under Ihe Influence
of Ihe Hermans, lOnvcr Pasha, Ihe
Young Turk s lender and minister of
war, having lived for many .veal In
Del lln.
A dispatch from Athens sa.is that
Ihe Turk aie displaying great activi
ty In Syria, Palestine and llortllotn
A I ii liiu.
MOIMI N Ol I l( I II. HIOI'OUT
or m i' hp's t Annuo
i:
Nogales, Sonui.i, oil. 11. Confes
sions were secured lodav from the
principals in the alleged ploi to dyna
mlli a Maytorena troop train near
I plan', which seem lo dinnse Sunday
ifur their visits, fine over lln- I'reiirh
;capllal to. lav. Tll' i ilO.ped a i.col'e i
'of bombs, which killed I hi e persons j
and woiiudcd twenty, toil did no mn-i
Icrial da mage lo 1 lie eil .
Carl nt (.aril-oil Inli lucil. '
Pall of Ihe Antwelp giirrjsi.n anil;
I J.Ona of Hie HrlHsli naval volunteer,
j who crossed lulo Holland and laid!
(down Ihclr anus have hen interned I
und will have lo leinaln there until i
mi' enit ,.i uu. war. .-om '"''Uliiu a liutiilini'dnieiit was
iCermatis also utiw in (ugly i rouse. I lheuni this was begun tit I;
way of The
4 5 p. in. i The
on the capture
lori es. Copies ,.r the statement , here Plan were a lso urn uver-tl show
lenehed here today, T1 n otganiZed ,lnl to blow- Up H'il-
Herrera made an appeal lo arms, : road a ml bridges,
"since, tliu time is drawing near when! W. Carrmvay, .1. C. Wilson and J.
Ihe American goveinnient must leave ft. Al"li!prny. who were arrested yes
our sacred fallnu land, and since weierdiy, and James Mn.-Hregor a nd .In
mav have to use for. o to fight notiseph McHany, arrested early today,
b:id;aiid s' ven Mexicans Involved, will tie
the publicly court martialed tomorrow.
nun I be five Americans gave their pre
only the foreigners but those
Mexicans who shamelessly lo
fatherland have been traitors to
cause,"
Another pro. la ma I ion by llern ra
lauds Carran.a for his fight against
llmitiary testimony In
the American consul,
piclt.
the presence nf
Frederick Siin-
f.mli Ives, iieslde . i,
men. who
ll Ihe
arc j
es ,
FUNERAL OF CARDINAL
Villa as a "trultnr and bandit."
Several of Villa's leader have, is
sued c nunicr-argument in which the.
asserted Hi-it Herreia has no logical
FFRRATA TOMnRRnWlrefisnn for bis si panitinn from the ill-
I L.,,1111,'1 ,V.T,VIIIIVIT ,
JURY DISAGREES IN j
i TRIAL OF JEFF M'CORNinl.naer
,f the
j Two
fit MONIN JOUSNAL BFI C,AL LCABKD WIRI1 TWO AlUC
Itonie, net. II. The funeral of t'ur- i m-nt citiz.in.
illliul rerraia, ine ,aie papal sei reia ry ; 'Prnop
of slate, will be held Tuesday. Many I were
prominent persons, including Ihe dip-.shot fn
lomulie repiesenlatives uf Austria,
Spain, Pra:-.l! and Argentina, have
made official call upon the family' of
Ihe cardinal, who also have recivcd
many telegram of cotidoleucs.
norih.
inerlmn Shot.
leans, f.ee Hall, a
and Corporal
Mi
promt-
Al'lster,
I!, Ninlh I'nited State envairy.
ruck by stray bullets. Hall was
the bead and seriously hurt.
McAllister was shot through the
hand wh!l on sentry duty in tin
stock yard.
Four shells presumably from
guns of Governor Maytorenat
the!
Villa'
V MO AMISS JOUAHAL tAlO I A L I.OIlO WlAij
Honolulu, T. II.. int. 11. A Jury
In th" trial of .left" McCain, .I'nited
.mans district ultoincv for Hawaii,
cliaigeci with assault with a danger
ous weapon, disagreed today and Was
ills, harxed. The vole as to M.-Ciirn's
guilt or Innocence stood six to six.
Md'arn was accused l.y CI iinllus
.VI. Pride, an attorney, mill having st-
lac Red him Mav ., in an altercation
arising fiom u law suit.
fi mil l--r and wcie similarly treated,
i if refugees there appear (o be no
lend. The Ijuii'h towns are now
crowded with i pie who left their
jhoiues in Pelgluni un.l the llollnnders
are finding some din'o ullv III provld
jilig for Ihem The (Ioniums, huw
jever, have invited the refugees (o re-
I turn to their ow n ntry, promising
I Ihem fa ir t l eal nicnt.
CcfugecH ill lOiiglaud.
i lOiiglaud also continue to be a. place
of refuge for many
'wounded officers and
'crossing from Osteiul
: .slellmel h.
j In Antwerp everything 1 quiet
day nf turmoil. The Herman
Him biiMomasier
if Hie i.iwn, all
in 1 1 il u i v aulhoiities having left,
Issued a, warning to Ihe people
ttuv d in in In, net or attacks on
mans will ,,. severely dealt with,
hamage Vol So Serious.
So far as ran be ascertained, the
damage done to Antwerp by the limn,
hiirdiiienl was not so sei'luu as al
first f 'ii I fit. The c 'allodial, art gal
lery, inns. urn and oilier pudlir build
ings are lit Ihe in. rib west part of the
idv along the Scheldt, to vthiiti the
Jshclls did not reach. The Hermans
I. II
lb, rue and Loudon, "
Heitiiaii official report
of A n I w .o p say s-
J he List shot was fired nil Sep
tember 'ji against the outer line 'of
fills in, iictolier l the firsl forts
were taken by assault. The river
Nellie was crossed hy the Herman in
fantrv und artillery on October tl and
on the .ill. Antwerp was notified
im mint nt
a J o'clock
In the morning of October s. Sim nl -laneously
au attack was made un the
inm r foils.
"On October !, two of the Inner
foil taken. Al J.;iO u'cloi k In Ihe, af
ternoon of Oi totter H Hie clly of A III -w'i
p w:i occupied by Herman Infan
try without resistance on the part of
the llelghins, whose conduct was val
iant, However, the effect uf Ihe
Herman attlliety, infantry and mu
rine division in the first iiltiuk was
that 1 esisiii nee
A
regular j taken
! ev uf
a fieri oij.,,,.
w hi
roi'i
the 1
have !
that
Her- !
was futile,
of supplies
was,
upon
if M.
bug,- iiiuiniiiv
by Ihe Hermans The effieien
lhe Herman troop was rocosT
by ihe emperor in conferring
letieiiil "ii p.esi Icr l he order
'i it.
I Itl.M II Oi l 1(1 L HIOPOItT
ANNOI ( I S NO CH VNt.i;
Paris, I'lct. 11 (.1:14 p. III.) -The.
fnllnalng nnrioiiucemcnt by the
French war nfflie was inado thlsaf
ternooti: "First, on o;ir left win Oerninn
cavalry-, which had seized certain
points of passage over ths X,yn river
lo Ihe east of Aite, was driven off
yesterdiiy and retired last evening In
to the Armentier district. Uotween