The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-02
HOUR
 CABLEGRAMS

London, Sept. 2-A St. PetersburS despatch to the Reuter- Telegram Company conveys a seni-officsaI state- nent to the effect that in well inform cd circles in St Petersburg the opin- ion is expressed that war between Turkey and Greece is now only a ques- tion of two or three days. General IseEnan Von Sanders will command the second Ottoman command and E;aEer Bey will be -in-chief
 New York, Sept. i2-DoSv, Jones & Company today. published the follow tng on its news taclxer:
 Iondon-Uncon reports are current here that T>srlxey has declared war on Russia. Communication with COnstantinople has been cut off for three days and the Turkish ambassa- dor stated he had no way of telling when he would hear from his govern mcnt again.
 London, Sept. "A despateh to the Reuter- Telegram Company from Ant Werp reports that another Zeppelin flew over Antwerp. last night It was fusiIaded and cannonaded but with what result is not stated in the des- patch.
 f Rome,Sept. 2-The GiornaIe d,ItaIsa publishes a despatch from Vienna say \ ing that the Austrian government has made arrangements for the evacuation of Lemberg, Gaiicia.
 London, Sept. 2-Baron Louis Won ! Horst, of Coburg, Germany. was arr rested in London today on the charge of espionage and placed in one of the concentration camps a prisoner Of war.
 Baron von Horst has extensive hop l Interests in California. He is a brotIl- CT of Clement Won Horst and married a Miss PartulIo, of New York.
 Paris, Sept 2.-The Petit Parisien Il today says that A German stan off, hcers have been captured and sent to Mines in the department of Gard.
 Paris, Sept 2-An air of great un- certainty continues in the face of the Iaconfc communications from the war office but Inst evening there appeared to exist an easier feeling, arising from the suppc5ftion that the Germans were withdrawing part of the troops oper- ating in the north There is nothing to confirm this beyond the fact that Idlle, TOurcOfng and other exposed I points are reported free of the enemy. Paris, Sept. 2-The number of wounded arriving at different points shows that the fighting in the north continues with great violence Yes
 
 at Cherbourg, 800 at Orleans, 800 at I BrAancon and 200 at Parts. Nearly all of them had wounds in the legs or arms.
 The number Of prisoners also is con I siderable. One convoy of 768 has ar- rived at Mines, another of 4SO at Troyes and 100 at CIermont- Ferrand.
 London, Sept 2.-The ostend cor respondent of the Reuter- Telegram II company reports tbat an extensive movement of German troops toward the north has been seen from Brussels lit is believed the Germans are going to Antwerp, where an investment and lbonlbardment are expected
 London, Sept. -2-The correspondent of the Mail at Boulogne says:
 AIt is quite evident that, except on the south, the German forces are T pressing on all sides towards Paris. It patrol with a. quicEffring machine gun in a motor car and 50 cyclists was in Ar1As, capital of Pas De Calais, yes | terday.'
 London. Sept 2.-A despatch to the Express from Geneva says that new Zeppelin, which has been rushed to connp1etion at FFiedrichshafen, sailed over Lake Constance yesterday and later left to replace Zeppelin No. q which was captured by the French al <. PadonyiIIer near the Lorraine from tier
 l Berlin, Sept 1.-via London. Sept I2 6:40 a. m.-An official denial has been issued to all foreign reports that ZeppeIins or other dirigibIes have been