Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-05
War Bulletins.

tfOuupit 4tuks - DIiil~il
having ship has been sunk b, Ger
man fleet. The BRITISH torpedo boat
destroyer Pathfinder was pursued by
the fleet hut escaped.
Constanlinople. Aug i.--The Turk
ish government announced tonight
that Il would observe neutrality In
the European crisis.
London. Aug. IA German detach-
nent today entered the village OF
MoinevllIe, In the department. of
Meurthc ct MosclIc. \ parish priest
was killed.
Paris. Ang. IA Iia,rc dispatch
from Algicrs says IL Is reported that
French warships have sunk the Ger
man cruiser Panther.
London, Aug. i.-uI:20 y. m.)--
Reuters Telegraph company an
nOunces that IL learns that state of
war exists between Great Britain and
Germany.
London. Aug. 1.-1urkcy has In
formed Great Britain that the forces
of the Ottoman empire are being mo-
bilized. The mobilization She says,
Is u precautionary measure and Tur-
key will remain absolutely neutral.
Brussels. Aug. News has
reached here that the Germans are
Smelling Licgc and Namur.
Algiers, Aug. i.-Accortling to an
unofficial report, a French fleet has
captured two German cruisers, the
Goeben and Breslau.
London, Aug. 1.-The British adj
miralty officially announced tIiat the
government has taken over tie two
IHfiicships-one completed aud the
other nearly eompleted---ortIcred In
England by Turkey, and two destroy
ers ordered by Chile. The battIeships
have been renamed tho Erin and
Agincourt.
London, Aug. IA dispatch To the
Central News from Amsterdam says
the Germans have captured Wise,
Belgium, "a town with IA population of
three thousand ON the river Mcuse.
eight miles northeast OF Licge.
Madrid, August 1.-The Span
ish government - preparing procla-
nation announcing Its neutrality.
Rome, Aug. l.-Gcrmany has made
an appeal TO Italy to stand with her.
according to the Giornalc D'italia.
The paper says II understands the
Italian government will not change
Its attitude of neutrality.
London, Aug. s.--t,reat Britain de-
elared war on Germany NJ I o'clock
tonight. The first announcement that
Germany had declared war on Great
Britain was due to an error In the adj
mirallys statement.
London. Aug. f.-Vice Admiral Sir
John JelIicoe today assumed supreme
command of the British home fleets
with the acting rank of admiral. Ills
chief of staff Is 10 he Rear Admiral
Charles n. Madden.
Brussels, Aug. Lit is reported
here that following demand by the
Germans for the surrender of the city
OF Liegc an engagement ensucd IN
which the Germans were repulsed. All
Germans have been expelled from
I.iegc and Namur.
London, Aug. IA mob gathered
outside the German embassy In Cal
ton House terrace tonight. Demon
strators groaned and hootcd and fl
nalIy stones were thrown which broke
windows.
The German ambassador, Prince
with the members of his
staff was in the garden but quickly
went To the house.
A force of mounted and foot police
reinforced the regular guard and
irovc off the crowd with difficulty.
London. Aug. 1.--Thousands assem-
,Ied tonight before buckingham pal
zee until the king and queen, the
Prince of Wales ana Princess Mary
appeared on the balcony.
The statues Of military heroes
throughout the city are being drapcd
with flags.
Berlin, Aug. i.--Shortly after Z
,'eiock this evening Sir William Ed
ward Goscllen, the British ambassador,
vent to the foreign 0ffice and am
,o,.noed that Great Britain had de-
Jared war with Germany. He then
demanded his passports.
Liverpool. Aug. Retail proyi- |
ions advanced 80 per cent today. The |
torres were bcsicged and In some eases
lad TO close. their stocks were run
ling so low. The local sugar rcfin-
ries have closed and groccrs are un-
bile to obtain further supplies.
Glasgow, Aug. IA food famine
breatens in Glasgow and some Of the
torres had 10 close their doors at noon /
oday, so pressing were the buyers.
'rices jumped Immediately, sugar
rom five cents 10 twelve cents IA
'onnd and many shops sold out.
Brussels. Aug. Queen Elizabeth
nd Princess Marie left Brussels to-
NV for Antwerp.