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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03
MANY AT REVIVAL
Large Congregation Attends Service at Han
over Avcmme Chrihtinm Church

In,
The revival service at the Ianover ,vo,u.
.hrishan Church last night was best AT
tended of any conducted by Rev Grnrc. !
Sniveiy since sunday night. Besides tho
o uirrp interest which was shown there were
Tonight Mr.. Sniveiy will take for his
sHoJect urue Liberty" a feature OF the
large choir. "
There Will be no service tomorrow night,
out TWO will be held Oh sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03

Allows Church to Rorrow

James pracos. or s4 East Main street.
Yesterday reported to the police that his
store was entered and sl4 in cash stolen
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03
Held for Grand Jury.

Garter Ruskell. a well known young,
man living on the Northside WAS sent
on 10 the grand jury by Justice
Maurice yesterday In Police Court.
TART H., on Il serious charge made BY
MISS Cassie Bower. Of south Rich
mond Attorney Gilbert X Pollock
represents RuskcIl while co,nmon-
wealth's Attorney Charles .. Page an
pcarcd for the prosecution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03
The Weather
Forecast: Virginia and North Caro-
tinH-Fntr. somewhat colder Friday;
Saturday fair.
SpecinI Local Dutn for Yesterday.

Special Local Data for Yesterday
IL noon temperature. ....... 63
3 i. NJ temperature. ...... ca
MaNiinum temperature up 10 S
r. NJ: .......... .......... &C
Aluminium temperature UP to S
T. NJ. ............. -
::.ah temperature. ................ -
Normal temperature. ... IS
Excess in temperature. .....
| Dcnclency iii temperature since
March loo
Accumulated deficiency in tempera-
lure since January l.... l.5
deficiency in rainfall since March
.......... ........ .23
Accumulated excess In rainfall
since January Observation-Disclosures. is
Local Observation s l.. VI. Yesterday.
Temperature ~
Humidity IA
Wind--dircction w
~ N'ioSi'S d
ea'hcr ..................-.. Clear
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03
Elks Install New omcer,.

Oh1cers Tor The year were installed
at a meeting of Manchester Lodge. No
$40. Benevolent and Protective Order
Of Ellss. last night In Elks' home
musical program followed tho cerc-
monies. after which refreshments were
served. The officers are John J.. Nor
teemed leading knight ]. 9. NunnalIy.
esteemed loyal knight J. L. Misen-
heimer. esteemed lecturing knight: r.
ID. Peples- secretary; w. ]. Fisher.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03
RETAINS OLD EMPLOYE
Ella WiDfrcy IL Transferred by South
ern TO SOuthsldc Station.

In appreciation OF her long and
faithful service with the company,
Ella Winfrcy. formerly the colorcd
waitress at the Fourteenth Street Sta
ton, has been given a position by tho
southern Hallway Company n the sta
ton in South Richmond Passengers
We're pleased to find her yesterday
distributing packages and answering
questions as usual, and she seemed AT
home In her new quarters.
Ella, she Is Familiarity known
to thousands of patrons of the road,
has been with the company more than
twenty years She went TO work
In the station when she was a little
girl. and Is one OF the roads oldest
employees. The patrons asked that she
be transferred to the Southside sta
ton whom the Southern moved it's ter
minals to the Main Street Station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03

Sun rises. ....5:54
Sun sets. ,...,6:as
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-03
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

April 3. 1914.
HIGH TIDE:
Morning.....10:23
Evening". :0S
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12
CHINESE WOMAN SPRINGS AN
IMPORTANT MESSAGE

A little Chinese woman, Miss HE
Ding Ling, spoke an important mes
sage to the General Federation of
Women's Clubs yesterday. 1t was
plea for the sisterhood of the world.
And it was big.
Eve Chinese women come to you
so like birds that for 4, 1000 years have
lived in cages" she said. ,"And so,
dear ladies', there is danger for US
danger what direction we fly. This
woman Of China, this bird that has
been in the cage so long, how shall
she use this new freedom that you
tell her Of? We want you to teach us
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

JUST WORD TO THE BRIDE
paragon alone
you wouldn't
Audit should, he ta the time
However that
which will possible
understand
in
which the
novelties hugs and food
hrtauous swiftly
you'll
find enough that it's lot moheg the baby will require
if and baby to along
Being of manhood hens
a
that he understands that do his
This doesn't
which produces the best results
ALL don't implicitly
hold him and him will
falls, him. would
the whole
CHINESE WOMAN SPRINGS AN how
IMPORTANT MESSAGE come great see
Miss HE
thu 6nFqfiOn En0x uh
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-12

how we better fly, so that we, that
come DOT of great darkness and see
the great world and the bright sun
shine around us for the first time,
know what to do, and not fly into
danger.
eve just stretch out our hands to
you-you to be the leaders, we to fol-
low. We don't ask any more than
that-iust to follow! And, oh,
thank you many, many times that
you have let me say these things for
the birds at home in China"
Many of the summer frocks, es-,
peciaIly those of taffeta or char
meuse, have the fitted basque.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
WOULD STOP ALL HOSTILITIES
PENDING NEGOTIATIONS ACTIVE.
TIES ARE CALLED IN
HUMAN
VILLA SUPPLIES MISSING
ST EAMER CARRYING AMMUNITION
THOUGHT TO BE LOST
AT SEA

Washington, Juy 30.-Efforts were
made today by the United States to
influence General Carranza to bring
about an immediate armistice in Mex
leo. This action followed an appeal
from Provisional President CarbajaR
that further fighting not only was 'un-
necessary but inhuman in view Of th4
certain success of peace negotiation"
Secretary Bryan telegraphed John
R. Silliman, personal representative Of
President Wilson with Carranza, urg-
ing a suspension of hostilities. The
situation from the viewpoint by his
personal representative here, jose
Castellot, after receiving a long mess
age from Mexico City is explained as
follows:
Provisional President Carbajal is
fully resolved to carry out negotiations
on the general basis already agreed o.
His delegates should arrive in Saltiu
tomorrow and begin conferences i'm
mediately with General Carranza
1T is the unalterable purpose Il
~ caThaial to turn oger the goYerk
z. .snt = : peaceful and dignified way.
Mr.. Carbajai has urged every effort
be made to obtain an immediate ar
mistice, and if not possible the suspen-
sion of all hostilities without loss IL
life, even though this be not formally
declared, but merely established as an
actual fact, since in view OF the GER
tain success of the negotiations about
to begin any further bloodshed not
only would be unnecessary but quite
inhuman."
Officials later said they believed
Carranza would declare an armistice
as soon as the Carbajal delegates ar
rived at Saltillo, as he already had m
dicated his willingness to suspend hos
tIities.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
viva Supplies MIssIno

El Paso, Tex. July 30.-The steam
er Hatteras, laden with ammunition
for Villas army, is missing mysteri-
ously some place between Galveston
and Tampico. Inquiry was made to-
day of constitufionalist agents here
about the matfeqa
Whether the boat has become lose
or has been kidnapped is not known.
She sailed about 20 days ago routed by
way of Havana This was about the
time of the Carranza-viIla Cancellation
conference at Torreon, which, it was
said, had settled the difficulties be-
tween the two revolutionary leaders.
The matter of securing arms was one
of Villas chief complaints against his
commander in chief. villa again
bought about 100000 cartridges and
sevaral hundred rifles, shipping them
on the Hatteras to Torreon by way OF
Tampico.
Reports reaching here today told of
no movement on the part Of Villas
troops other than a gradual mobiliza-
tion at Torreon. villa himself re.
mained at chihuahua City, while
throughout the zone his troops
continued to recruit. The purchase oi
supplies for Villas army and the Snug
Cling of ammunition over the border
here continued according to official
reports. It was said that villa had on.
dered medical supplies sufficient for
z.coo wounded
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
French CABINET in session

Paris, July 30 President Poincare
presided over a meeting Of the French
cabinet this morning at which the
European war situation exclusively
was considered. Every military prep
aration short Of mobilization has now
been made by France. The principal
railroad stations and all the signal
boxes and switches are today guarded
by troops.
Many American tourists, apprehen-
sive of being caught in Europe with
out considerable quantities of cash,
have been selling checks on New
York. Tuesday they received five
franks and 10 cekumes for each dol
lar. Today only five francs was Of
fered them. Some Of the American
banking agencies here are importing
gold to supply their customers.
On the receipt Of news that Ger
many had asked for explanation from
Russia and set time limit, Premier
viviani and the French ministers Of
war and marine went to consult with
President Poincare.,
The Temps says the sole object CT
this meeting waaEe Astudy the measures
that France shda take in case Ger
many actually * kized No decision
was taken but enps sddS:
eve are able TO declare that France
will not mobilize unless Germany
does"
Louis J. MaIyy the French minister
of the interior made the following an
nouncemen tonight to number OF
deputies who had gathered in the lob
bies of the chamber.
I'VE have heceived from Germany
news which we did not dare to hope.
The situation" NJ Malpy tinued,
"is now better than has been yenerally
supposed. 1t is permissible to fore
see moment when negotiations may
enter into way leading to favorable
solution"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
Ar,erlcan tourists Alarmed

New York, July 5O.-Cable advices
from Paris and London made public
here today Indicate that thousands
of American tourists were awaiting
developments before continuing trips
eastward. At the American consulate
at Paris hundreds of Americans are
calling daily seeking information con-
cerning the advisability of venturing
to Germany and Austria.
A semi-panic has broken out among
some of the American travellers who
see the possibility of being kept in
Europe indefinitely, should a general
war break out, as nearly half of the
passenger steamers probably would
cease running on the transatlantic
service
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
Germany MobiIlzes

Berlin. July S0rThe reserve Off
etrs Of the guards army corps, whose
headquarters are In Berlin, today re-
celved orders to mobilize.
Preliminary instructions were sent
today by the German war department
to all officers snd soldiers of the re-
serve to hold themselves in readiness
to join their co!oft The officers of
the regular army had received in
structions yesterday to hold them
selves in readiness for the mobiliza-
ton Of their units.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
NEW YORK Y. c. CRUISE

New York, July SO.-On the seven
teenth anniversary of the organization
Of the club, the yachts of the New
York Yacht club rendezvoused today
aI Glen Cove, preparatory to begin
ing their annual cruise. Tomorrow
the fleet will proceed to Smithtown
Bay and on Saturday the cruise viii
extend to New London, where the
yachts win remain over Sunday. On
Monday the fleet will continue to
Newport and thence to Vineyard Ha-
ven, returning to Newport on Wednes-
day. Following the return to Newport
TIE customary races will take place
for the Astor cups and other trophies.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
LEGATION STRUCK IN BELGRADE BONBARDMENT
French President Presdes Special Meeting Of the Cabinet at
Which War Situation Only Is Discussed-Efied OF Mob'za
ton Of Continental Countries keeny Evident in Money
Markets-Ausra Enters Field with 100000 Men.

London, July S0.-German's act to-
day in giving Russia time limit pr
81 hours in which to declare her inten-
tions in connection with the mobiliza-
tion of her army added one more dan
ger point to the critical European slt-
automatically sharply acute. The
nervous tension in all countries teel
the world has had almost reached lts
utmost limits when this fresh peril
cropped up.
At the same time it was announce1
FIAT orders had been sent to all the
officers and men of the German army
reserves to hold themselves in readi-
ress. AS it had been pointedly said
fe wdays ago that Germany would not
draw back when she once started, the
situation was felt in diplomatic circles
to have reached point where the
slightest false move would set mil
liens of armed men in motion.
An Exchange Telegram company s
dispatch from st. Petersburg says that
Sergius Sazonoff, Russian foreign min
lister. replied to the German note,
= stating that the mobilization of the
Russian army was only partial and
could not be stopped.
Gravityyof the situation was recog-
nized in all European capitals today.
Sir Edward Grey called on all parties
in the British Isles to join efforts to
avert the immeasurable calamity OF
hostilitiesyotef other countries. The
German emperor conferred at length
with the imperial chancellor and the
ministers of war and marine and later
reserve officers received orders tn
mobilize. Russia proceeded with her
q mobilization of large number OF
8 troops.
President Poincare and the French
cabinet decided to meet daily.
Austrian invaders and Servian
troops came into contact on Servian
territory and hundreds of casualties
were said to have resulted. The
whereabouts of the main British fleet
is unknown since its departure yes
terday from Portland under sealed
orders.
The German battle squadrons are
ccpcentrated at Kiel and Wihel
shaven.
The French fleet has been ordered
to prepare for eventualities.
Japan is said to have declared its
readiness to join its ally, Great Brit
ain. In outlying British colonies the
troops have been prepared for instant
movement. lA~
All foreign students were ordered t.
leave German schools.
Stock markets everywhere in Eu
rope have virtually closed operation
and the leading banking institution
have taken measures to preserve thei
stocks of gold.
A bulletin received by tn
servian legation says the Aus
trians in attempting to cross the Da
nube, 20 miles east Of Belgrade wer
repulsed by the servians and that
big artillery engagement is in PR
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30

from Sarajevo, the capital Of Bosnia,
and 100000 from Milanovatz, on the
Danube in the eastern part OF servia.
English Leaders Confer
The leaders of all the political par
ties in the United Kingdom were in
at the residence of Sir Ed
ward Grey, the British foreign secre-
tary, where the International sItua-
tion was under discussion.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
Foreigners Would See War

Vienna, Austria, Judy sO.-A move
ment is on foot among American citi-
zens and British subjects living in
Hungary to form special corps to
accompany the Hungarian army into
the field according to a telegram
(Contiinued on Page Five.)
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30

gfess.
Another message received by the
Servian legation says the Servian
troops successfully resisted the Aus
t,ian advance at Losnitza to the west
of Belgrade.
All foreign pupils at the big Ger
man school weer informed yesterday
that they must leave for Germany i'm
mediately.
Austrian Advance Checked
A newspaper dispatch from Rome
says sharp resistance is being offered
TO the Austrian advance from the
northwest by small detachments OF
servian troops left to impede their
nrogress. The news comes from
Nish, Servia, by way Of Saloniki.
The Austro- Hungarian invaders Of
the valley of the River Morava first
encountered a body of Servian troops
at semendria, on the Servian side Of
the Danube. The Servians held their
eorund until nightfall and then re-
tired. Both Austrians and servians
sustained heavy losses, several nun
dred soldiers being killed. III
On the western side of Servia an
Austrian column came into contact
with a. Servian force at Losnitza which
mt I'm a stubborn defense and held
TIE fort there until dark inflicting hea-
Wv losses on the Austrians..
The southern Austrian column in
/ Bosnia remained stationary today,
awaiting the movement of the Monte
.negrin troops.
The ancient fortress of Belgrade
was reduced by the Austrian artillery
which however caused only slight
damage to other parts of the Servian
capital.
British Legation Struck
The British legation was struck by
an Austrian she'll servian sharpshoot
ers greatly harrassed the Austrian ar
tillery men during the bombardmen5
Preparations for a possible genera
European war went on steadily TODAY
in every country likely to be involved
and the complications of the situation
were augmented by rumor that jap
an also might join in the conflict al
| the ally of England.
| Following the partial mobilization O.
the Russian army. a step which tha
country officially announced to Ger
many and Austria-Hungary, an orde
was issued by Germany today to al
the officers and men Of her reserv'
forces to hold themselves in READINGS
for call to arms.
England also has begun taking pre-
cautions. Her fleet has been ordere'
: on a war footing and the scattere
vessels of the navy are being brough
J back to their bases. The Mediterrs
r rean fleet which reached Malta tt
day found lighters waiting there loat
, ed with coal which will at once b
: taken on board the warships. so tha
: they may be moved to any quartz
3 without delay
! England Still Tries for Peace
= While the Austrian invaders an
-r
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
Artillery Duel in Progress

Nish, Servia, July 30,-The invad-
ing Austrian troops advanced today
some 20 miles to tne southwark of
Belgrade and an artillery duel was
in progress this morning near Kich-
nicy and Semendria.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
MartiallLaw in Russia

Riga, Russia. July SO.-Martial law
was proclaimed today over Boldera at
the mouth of the Dvina river and its
surrounding country.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30

I =
Van Stone, organist.
S:oO. Paper, Our National Road
Policies" dllustrated)-o. Nj. Powell.
highway engineer detailed to the Unit
cd States forest service.
Discussion. led by A. c. Ringland,
district forester
S;45. Address-Dr- G. I. Veal. Ros-
well.
Music-Male Quartette
500. Address. The National Ola
Trails and Highways Washington to
Santa Fe' Cllustrated) Colonel r.,
E. Twitchell.
Organ Solo-Mrs. G. II. Van Stone.
Recess.
In substitution for the banquet to-
morrow evening, to attend which each
delegate would have to put up dol
lar, there has been arranged a Dutch
lunch at the Santa Fe club. at which
the delegates will be the guests of
the local chamber of commerce. This
will follow the informal concert at
the cathedral which will be strictly
an al fresco affair.
Tomorrows program in full is as
follows:
Scottish Rite Cathedral
Meeting of New Mexico Association
of Highway Officials.
900 a. m. Call to Order-President
f. E. Lester
Prayer-Rev Leonidas Smith.
Organ Solo-Mrs. G. H. ' an Stone.
$50 a. m. Address. ''The State and
the Roads s'-Governor William C. Nc
Donald.
$50 a. m. Address-Dr. S. M. John
son, national organizer Southern Ma
tional Highway.
10:40 a. m. Presidents Annual Ar
dress-Francis e. Lester.
1880 a. m. Order of Business.
Recess.
SECOND DAY--AFTERNOON
Federal Building Oval
Grand Gasoline Gymkhana.
Event No. /. 2::so p. m. Two mile
motorcycle race, open to any single
cylinder machine. Montezuma hotel
cup.
Event No. 2. 2:45 p. m. Two mile
motorcycle race, free for all, open to
any twin cylinder machine. Devargar
hotel cup.
Event Ne. 81 300 p. ~. Tire adj
jastment doa5s}i, o1gH s5 ansfsnrs
only Chamber 4of comnsres cup
Event No. 4. $3.50 p. m. Potato
race. National Highway Association
cup.
Event No. 5. 4:90 p. m Ladies'
grand egg handling contest Board of
Exposition Managers cup.
This event consists in the gathering
of one dozen eggs, placed in the oval
roadway $50 yards from starting
point Each contestant must ride the
running board of an automobile driven
by her partner, gathering each egg
with an ordinary kitchen spoon, plac-
ing same in basket and without
touching an egg with the hands,
bringing the same safely to point of
starting; each contestant to be ap-
propriately gowned. This being a.
contest against time, only one ma
chine will be permitted on the course
at one time
SECOND DAY-EVENING
1880 p. m. Informal concert and
organ recital.
$50 p. m. Dutch lunch at Santa
Fe club.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
uoIland prepares for Defense

The Hague, Holland, July 9O.-Hol-
land today called all the army re-
serves, four frontier and coast guards,
TO the capital.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30

Troops to Suppress Marauders !
Aguas Calientes. Mexico. July e
(via EI Paso. July Colonel Al
berto Fuentes. recently installed A.
governor Of Aguas calientes state, fo-
day ordered troops 10 proceed south
leopunued en rags Elvs)
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
TODAY IN CONGRESS

Senate: Met at IL a. m.
Debate resumed on the trade com
mission bill.
House: Met at noon.
Debate was resumed on the bill to
extend the time of payment for set
tiers on government irrigated lands.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-07-30
SECRETARY OF STATE ILL

Santa Fe, July so.- Secretary Of
State Antonio Lueero IS confined to
his home today BY an attack Of illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-03
For Senator.

To the voters Of the Comfy Of Oxford:
l wish to announce my cand dacy for
the Republican nomination to the office
of State Senator At the primaries to be
held June Is, 1914
The fact that the western section OF
the county has not nominated . senator
for many years and the loyalty with
which we have always supported the
candidates. entitle Us. We believe, to the
candidate this year. served a. mem
her Of the Maine House of Represents
tives for the years 1909 1910.
II my character and record a. an OH
oial and citizen meet with your Apr wal
I sincerely ask for your support.
ORMAN l.. STANLEY (Porter),
Kezar Falls, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1914-02-03
Mrs. George Plummer.

Mrs. Julia NJ, wife Of George Plum
mer, of South Pasis. died on Tuesday In
the Central Maine General Hospital 10
Lewiston. About ten days previously
she had undergone surgical operation
for complication of troubles, and Al
though for q few days she seemed TO Do
doing well, turn for the worse soon ap-
peared. Her age was SO years.
Mrs. Plummer was the youngest OF the
family of Marshall and Mary (Chase)
Stearns Of Paris, and her early life was
spent in this town. She married George
Plummer about twenty years ago. MT.
and Mrs. Plummer had been living 10
California, but during the past year they
pure chased home on Pleasant Street In
South Paris, and had made material i'm
provements on the buildings and grounds
since occupying them.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Plummer 10
survived by three sisters, Miss Nancy
Stsarns, who is in California, Mrs.
Amanda A. Staples of Portland, and
Mrs. Emily d. Moulton Of Exeter, N.
II ., and one brother, Eldron 81. Stearns
Of West Paris.
The funeral was held Friday afternoon
at the Universalist church, attended by
Rev. Chester Gore Miller. There was
singing BY q choir composed OF Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. Smiley, Mr.. Sessions and
George A Briggs. Interment will be In
NORWAY Pine Grove Cemetery.