Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-11
WAR BULLETINS

London, Aug. ii, 4.1O A. M.-The
Hamburg rg-American line steamer Cap
Ortegal with S5,00O,O0O in specie
abroad, has been captured by the Brit
ish, according to the Daily Mail. The
liner sailed from Buenos Aires OH
July 16 for southampton.
London, Aug. 1t-According to to-
days Times, England is now well on
with her mobilization and has between
100000 and 100000 men under arms,
not counting the national reserve.
London, Aug. IL. 2.2O 4. MA de-
spatch to the Standard from st. Pet
ersburg says that small German air
ship of the Pareyal type was riddled
with shot and brought to the gfOund
near Czenstochowa, Russian Poland.
on Friday. Its occupants, four Ger
man Officers, were killed.
London. Aug. IL. 2.2O A. M.-With
the British capture of Togoland, the
German colonial possession in West
stations in the world was acquired.
The plant has radius of communica-
tion of 5000 miles.
Brussels, Aug. II. by way of
Paris-"Le soir" says that German
Uhlans took $500 from the town
treasury and post Office at Tongres
and forthwith expended $40 for food
as they were hungary.
Rome. Aug. IL, 1880 A. NJ. via
London-There Is an unConfiTmed
rumor that British and French war
ships have captured the German
cruiser Goeben. On the other hand
correspondents at Athens report that
the Goeben and her sister cruiser, the
-tfrT.A ,tVtrv
rounding Cape Matapan. the southern
extremity of the Morea, Greece, at full
speed.
London, Aug. II, $40 A. MA de-
spatch from Brussels to the "Times"
says that ii is rumored there that the
Germans are massing large forces on
the Dutch frontier. Replying to ques-
tions, the Dutch minister to Belgium
declared that whatever happened
Holland would maintain her neutral
ity unswervingly.
Sofia, Aug.11. via London s. 10 \. NJ.
Premier Radoslavoff announced in
the Sobranie that Bulgaria had de-
termined to observe the strictest neu-
trality but must take measures to re-
pulse any violations of her frontier.
New York, Aug. lin an attempt
to join his regiment Count Werener
Won Bernstorff, a nephew of the Ger
man ambassador to the United States,
sailed this morning on the Anaconda
for Naples. The Count is lieutenant
i'm the 16Sth Prussian Lanciers one OF
the famous German regiments.
London, Aug. IL, $50 n. m.-EngIand
now holds as prisoners of war 500 Ger
man sailors taken off ships captured
by British war vessels or seized In Brit
ish ports.
Brussels. via London, Aug. II, 2.25
D. m.-An official statement issued by
the Belgian Foreign office MT 11.3O this
morning states thnt the Germans have
direction frOm the north of river
Meuse. The defachments, 1t is said, did
not appear very strong and I'd was ex-
pected that the allied army would drive
them back.
Sofia, Bulgaria, Aug. II, via London.
"A state of war has been proclaimed
throughout Bulgaria in order to enable
the government to prepare to guard the
frontiers against violations.
London, Aug. ia German was ar
rested near the cavalry barracks in
London to-day on suspicion of tamper-
ing with the horses. 1t was stated in
the police court that the man WIS seen
TO stroke several horses which imme-
diateIy afterwurd were taken sick.
BTuSSelS. VIA aug. H.
a. m.-An official statement issued to-
day says that at H0ufTalize In Belgian
Luxembourg a French patrol attacked n
squadron of German cavalry, sabred
them and took several prisoners. With
the exception of slight encounters be-
tween reconnOitering parties, quiet
prevailed to-day In Belgium.
Brussels, via London, Aug. IL
Among the spies captured In Belgium
were four German officers wearing Bel
gian uniforms. One spy wnE disguised
as woman, another as missionary
and a third. who had n basket full of
carrier pigeons, "a fisherman.
London, Aug. II, 4.05 n. ma Gem
traI News dispatch from Vienna by
way of Amsterdam says the Austrian
troops have occupied Mischov, In Rus
sian Poland. 10 miles within the border,
after defeating a brigade of CossncISa, n,
whose losses are given 400 killed
and wounded. while those of the AUS