Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-07

graphing from Ostend. the corrc-
spondent of the Daily Chronicle says:
''The $4,000 which was found In the
pockets of General Won Buelow after
Inc was killed in the battle of Haelen
has been turned over by King Albert
for Red Cross purposes.
Paris. Sept. Z, If a. MA German
officer was arrested to-day near Cor
bell. on the river Seine, 1877 miles
uniform of the French military auto
corps.
Paris, Sept. Z, 11.35 a. ma dis
patch to the Havas Agency from
Rome says that members of the Ital-
ian Socialist Reform party met In
Rome last night and adopted reSolu-
tions approving the declaration of
italian neutrality in the present war
Bordeaux, via Paris, Sept. Z, $50
n. m.-The installation of the govern
mcnt administration is nearing COM
pletion. The officers occupy oil the
city buildings, including the Univer-
sity, in which the War Department Is
housed. The foreign office occupied
the better part of n small street near
a handsome public garden.
London. Sept. Z. 2.2O a. m.--The
from Termonde, sixteen miles from
Client. under date of Saturday, says:
''Termonde has fallen after six hours
of fighting. The little force of 5000
Belgians made a gallant defense, but
the enemy was 10000 strong and the
Bclglans were unable TO reply effec-
lively to the deadly fire of the German
siege guns.
Bordeaux, via Paris, Sept. Z, 2.1S
n. m.-An official announcement says
that in recent combat two soldiers
of the One Hundred and Thirty-Sev-
enth Infantry, Broussard and Turcot,
captured the flag of the Twenty eighth
Regiment of German infantry, whose
colonel was made prisoner. As a
recompense President Poincare has
signed a decree conferrtng the cross of
the Legion of Honor on the flag of the
One Hundred and Thirty-seventh Reg
iment
Paris, Sept. I. 1885 a. ma dis
patch to the Havas Agency from Pc
trogTad says the political prisoners in
Lemberg, Galicia, were set at liberty
by the Russians soon after they en-
tered the city.
Shanghai. Sept. 7.-Hong Kong re-
ports the arrival there of u number of
prizes. including the American steam
er Hanamet and the German steamers
Paklat, Frida and Rajaburi. The prize
crew of the Paklat held the German
engineers at work for three days at
the point of revolvers and frustrated
an attempt to disable the engines.
Gene "a, via Paris, Sept. Z, 2.54
a. m.-Austria having denied the an
nounced Servian successes. Nikola
Pachitch. the Foreign Minister, tele-
nraphed the Servian Consul at Geneva
Sunday, inviting two members of the
British press to come to Servia at
Servias expense, to verify the victo-
rfcs.
The Hague. Sept. @, via London,
Sent Z, 4 a. m.-rhe Austrian legation
last night issued the following state
ment: Reports from Russian sources
that Lemberg, Galicia, has been taken
by the Russians after a desperate
fight for possession of the city. are
untrue. In reality Lemberg. which
was not fortified, was abandoned TO
the Russian troops without lighting
for tactical and humane reasons.
London. Sept. Z, $50 n. m.-The corr
respondent OF the Daily News, under
SATURDAYS date, says he understands
heavy guns from Calais, Boulogne
and Cherbourg have been brought to
reinforce the defense of Paris. Twen-
ty-fiye Thousand marine fusilliers, he
states, marched through the city yes
terday morning.
London, Sept. I, 9.15 a. MA dis
patch from Paris says that the En-
ceIsior's Basel correspondent tele-
graphs that the German Emperor and
the Imperial headquarters staf are
reported to be at Metz.
London, Sept.7. 4.03 a. m.-The Ant
very correspondent of the Post says;
'It is clear that the Germans are
nervous of a forward movement of
the Belgian army and their expedition
north of Brussels was designed to keep
tbat army at home rather than to
make any serious attempt on Ant
werp.
New York, Sept. I'm her new garb
of white and red and flying the Amer
ican and Red Cross flags. the Ham,
burg American liner Hamburg, re-
named the Red Cross, to-day was
ready to start on her voyage of mercy
to Europe. Late to-day the Red
Cross was to proceed from her pier
in Brooklyn to point In the Hudson
river opposite Riverside Drive. where
she was TO drop anchor until to-mor-
row morning, when the trip to Fal-
mouth will begin.
London, Sept. I, $50 a. ma dis
patch to the Chronicle from Amster-
dam SAYS that the Germans are pre-
pairing to reopen Immediately the gun
factories at Cockerill, near Liege.
These factries, covering 375 acres,
were one of the richest prizes captured
by the Germans In the war.
London, Sejt. 4, $50 a. MA dis
patch to the Times from Ostend re-
ports that arrivals from Brussels
state that many of the Landsturm
troops, drilling daily, are men with
white hair, which, the correspondent
saws, shows that Germany called up
every man able to bear a rife.
London, Sept. Z, 1910 a. MA dis
patch TO the Central News from CO.
penhagen dated Sunday says 1t Is stat
ed that the German Empress started
Sunday morning for DanZig.
London, Sept. Z, 1915 p. n.-Among
the 1000 Americans who crowded the
rooms of the American relief commit
too xx,hnu IL rneuaI This morning Xyara