Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-11
WAR BULLETINS
By Associated Press

London. Sept. II. - 2;20 4. NJ. A
dispatch To the Heuter Telegram COM
pany from Paris says: "AnOther Ger
man flag was this evening placed In the
Hotel Des Divelades, that of the Forty
ninth Infantry, captured Tuesday near
Seniis by Captain Desann0is, OF the
Hussars."
New York, Sept. II. - Four thousand
Servian soldiers, captured by the AUS
trians, passed through Budapest yes
terday ON their way to EsZerecm to join
10000 Russian soldiers already encamp-
ed there, according To an Of1cinl state
ment from Vienna made public here to-
day by Count Won BernstOrff, the Ger
man Ambassador.
dispatch TO the Reuter Telegram Com
pany from Meiningen, via Amsterdam,
states that Emperor William has per-
sonalIy wired the Duke of Metningen oil
the death of Prince Ernest of SAKE
Meiningen. He was buried with all
military hOnOrs at MaubeuSc.
PetrOgrad, Via Paris, Sept. II. - S:3J
a. NJ. - An Austrian steamer has been
sunk by n Russian battery located on
the banks of the Vistula.
PetrOSrnd. Sept. IL. Via. Paris. - 5i4O
A. NJ. - 1t is announced here that Rus
sian troops hold the Austrian towns OF
Suczawa and Natna, situated fifty miles
south of CzernOwitz. the capital of the
Austrian province of BukoWiua.
London, Sept. 10. - 1920 p. NJ. -
Washington dispatches received here
intimatinR that the recent visit OF
sadOr to the United States. to Secretary
of State Bryan was for the purpose of
getting President Wilson to make an
other tender of his good Offices. ms medi-
ator I'm the present war, have been read
with interest in London official circles
London, Sept. II. - 0:5O A. NJ. - A
dispatch from Kingston, Jamaica, says
that the neutrality-suspicious. Line
steamer Bethania has been tONyed there
by a British cruiser. She has on board
400 Germans, who have been taken pris-
Oners. The Bethania left Genoa July
rs and Teneriff August 80 for the west
coast of South America.
Rome, Sept 10. - 1O;55 =. NJ. - Via
psrI. SEPT; T.non,c III ItS GiSo Nmer,cahs ns
aboard. including Cardinals Gibbons
and o'COnneII, sailed to-day.
Rotterdam, Sept. II. - Via London
Sept. IL. - AIS A. VI. An official
German communication made public
here denies that the Russians have
taken prisoners Mt LemberES that the
fortress at PrezsmysI is surrounded by
Russians and that Russian forces are
advancing ON Carow.
London, Sept. II. - 1858 4. NJ. - A
Cape Town dispatch to Reuters Tele-
loaded with 600 soldiers, on their way
to the coast for shIpmen to Europe, was
derailed in Cape Colony. Thirteen men
were killed and twenty seriously injur-
ed. The accident probably was due to
the undermining of the tracks by recent
heavy rains.
which have been transported from the
west, have concentrated along the
banks of the River Allie, and nre now
marching In long columns in an esat-
yyardIy direction and crossing the Mnsu-
rie lakes. The Russian advance guard
IL retiring to the east.
London, Sept. II. - O.B5 A. NJ. - Tele-
graphing from Rome, n correspondent
of the Daily Telegraph declares he has
learned from diplomatic sources that
Rumania, Greece and Bulgaria have
signed an agreement which may be re-
garded as a real alliance, under the
terms of which these three nations en-
in order TO prevent Turkeys aidin q
Germany and Austria In the present
war.
Antwerp. Sept. IL. = Via London =
here to-day that the town of WaereR-
hem, in the Belgian province of West