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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
TO PROBE WOMANS CHARGES AGAINST
 SHERIFF DELLA
Police and Surgeons Ordered to Investigate By City Prose- cutor-Sheriff Denies Beat ing.

The subject of the beating alleged to have been given Mrs. Thomas Payne, g years old, 569 Arctic street, Inow an inmate of Lakeview home, by City Sherif Daniel Della, is today matter Of investigation by the local lolice-
 Dpon the reports to be made by po- flice detectives and DT. J. H. Finne- Egan of the emergency hospital. will ldepend the action to be taken by As lsistant prosecuting Attorney John P. fGray who asked the police this morn ling to investigate the charges. Ar arrangements were made with Dr. Fin Inegan for an examination of the aneg- ed injuries
 According to the complaint made by Mrs Payne to the police last night. sshe was struck on the head by Sheriff lDelia's billy, beaten, knocked down and kicked. when she protested against lserviee of a. dispossess notice. Treat ment for bruises was given at the
 emergency hospital.
 l Sheriff Della today is emphatic in his
 denfaI of the charges, saying that he sonly grabbed her arm to prevent be- ling struck in the face a second time by her He says that he drew his Ibilly but did not use it and that plen- Ity of witnesses in the e-house will cor lroborate his statements.
 After telling her story to the police land being treated at the emergency hospital she was taken to Iakeyiew lin an ambulance with her husband and their two children. Sheriff Della as- Iserts he had been trying for about two weeks to have the family move Ipreferring to have them go peaceab- fly rather than to move their belong Ifnzs by force, and that upon his visii yesterday, Mrs Payne attacked him
 orally and physically. The police say
 that MITE. Payne's actions in the past
 have bsen =hEaHRht tR tAsiE Eotiees
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
Della Volpe
 Holds Reins
 Over Church
Cardinals Agitate Against An cient Custom of Being Seal ed in Voting Places.
DEAD POPE REFUSED
 BLESSING TO AUSTRIA
pontiRf's Physician Declares War Was Secondarily Re sponsib1e For Death

Rome, Aug. M.sCardfnal Merry Del wal. papal secretary of state. today delivered into the hands of Cardinal Della volpe the whole machinery of the Catholic church. giving him at the same time a. detailed report of all bus mess
 with Cardinal Merry Del Val retire all the other high officials and heads of departments at the Holy See. whom desires.
 Vatican circles are today discussing the adv1sabi1ity of holding a conclave for the election of successor to Plus x without shutting themselves within the Vatican throughout the de1ibera- lions as aaas been the traditional prac- tice
 Heretofore each cardinal has had an apartment In the palace with accom- modations also for his secretary and servants and on the occasion of the last conclave the three days session of the sacred college entailed an ex- pense Of $12o, 900.
 It has been suggested that the car d1na1s meet at the Vatican twice daily kfor a ballot until a choice has been made and at the close of each session return to their homes or wherever l they may be stopping. These sittings would of course, be under the seal of absolute secrecy while permitting greater freedom on the part of the members Of the college.
 Among the socaIIed political Cardi- na1s. headed by Cardinal Agliardi. a movement Is under way to have the I sacred college of Cardinals address the enperors. kings and presidents of the countries engaged in war asking them to declare & truce while the new pom l tiff is being elected. This plan, as well as the proposition to attempt
 mediation, provides for the assistance Of the United States as the greatest neutral power.
 The greatest efforts are being made by the Cardinals here to prevent the concIaye presenting spectacle oi schisna- If a breach should occur. ii is expected the foreign CardipaIs will form groups as follows: The seven
 from France, five from Spain. two
 each from England and Portugal and
 one each from Ireland, Belgium and Canada, form a total of nineteen The
 two Germans and six Austrian-Hun-
 earians make up another group o1
 (Continued on Page Two)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
HOUR
 CABLEGRAMS

London, Aug. 21-A Correspondent at The Hague telegraphing today says: Preparations for the defense of Ant werp extend over an enormous area. All classes in the city are joining in the work day and night but there is no sign of panic or confusion
 London. Aug 21-A te1egram from Ostend, Belgium, to the Daily Mail says the main body of the German army around Brussels is carnped just outside the city, which already had been formally occupied by a small ad- vance. guard. The remainder of the troops will enter the Belgian capital today.
 Paris, Aug. 21-2:55 p. m-Omcial news made public 1n Paris today says that the German forces continue to pass the Mouse in the vicinity of Huy and that an important concentration is being carried out in Belgian terri tory this (FHday) morning. No French territory is occupied by the enemy except 8 piece of enclosed land at Administrations in the depart
 London, Aug. 2t-The Ghent cor respondent of the Chronicle teae- graphs: sBrusse4s is now occupied by the enemy, having been surrendered to the Germans without the firing o1 single shot"
 London, Aug. 21-A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company sent from Vienna under yesterdays date says that the Austrian government has issued a final call to arms for all able-bodted men from the ages of 20 to 42 years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
CENSORS BAR ALL
 WAR NEWS SAVE
 TAKING BRUSSELS
Belgium City Occupied Without Re- sistance by Kaiser's Troops, Who Nov Fight On to Most FornidJ able Shock In Worlds History

Photographic communication between England and Rras-- ses entirely interrupted today despatces cepted any place in Belgian provinces borq I8sgs Nanr alxenhurg Brabant Antwerp except for the ely
 SThe in history occur on eI gan soil according to French military armies Germany Austria troops of Belgium France and Great Britain the other into close contact No definite information permitted to get past the censor as to the place where the sels made yesterday by advance guard airy who. t wasreported were to be followed departure of the Belgian troops from the capa city parts Belgium aAd abroad.
 warships bonbarded greatly dam
 Lbau the Russian Baltic seaport badly damaged the captain o swedish steamer The inhabitants were panic
 Japan making active preparations view of the a maup Gernfany. expected she will on Itaou- Chow, the German possession in China
 Paris Aug. 2i-rhe Petit n review war sit
 great preparing Belgium is the theatre of the greatest shock in history the duration of which
 Re pulsed n by French the Ger making Tuesday vigorous movement towards the north which Wednesday forced the Belgans to fall back Antwerp The Berlin will ment of importance up spectve positions Saries tactics long and is pared to deal with them under the best auspices"
 ehent Aug. ai-Gernan uhians, morn ling probaby Thursday the shooting Brussels whither the burgomaser went barley them.
 the afternoon officers occupying automobile Place (the market paee) going the city while attachments of Germans went through various parts of the city
 The telegraph office and railway station closed the greater part of the day Many inhabitants of Brussels leaving for Ghent and Ostend.
 The general opinion is Germans wiIo only pess through the city the make very short stay only of animation in the place by who abandoning the surrounding villages German troopers have established themselves the shooting ground They understood to have said that they fhad been cut off from the rest of the
 London Aug 21-A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph Company from Cettine yesterdays date fish fleet supported by French warshps conjunction with Monenegrn batteries Mount Louchen Wednesday barded the Austrian Qualifications at Cattaro greatly hem The correspondent adds that between ontenegrns the latter suffered 200 casualties
 The British bureau not confirmed these reports
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
EMBASSY UNAUTHORIZED
 TO PAY AMERICANS

London, Aug 21.-Henry S. Breck- enridge. American assistant secretary of war, is expected to arrive at The Hague today to make arrangements for getting money to Berlin for the relief of Americans stranded there. The American embassy is still with out authority to turn over to Aneri- cans the money deposited for them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
TREASURE AND SHORE

RESORTS, SEE WEDNESDAY AND sATUR- DAY FARMER.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
BAND CONCERTS

The Olympic band. Joseph RaEen- berger, director, will give a concert to- night at o'clock in Lafayette park. Sunday afternoon at 3:3O o'clock the c. A. c. band, Paul G. Goulding, d1rec- tor will play at Beards1ey park Both programs are in keeping with the rep utations of the bands for high class music.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
WILSON URGES PASSAGE
 OF WAR RISK INSURANCE

Washington, Aug 21-President wilson discussed the war risk insur- ance bill today with Senators Sh1ve- W, Salisbury and Burton and with several members of the House He expressed a desire that the proposed legislation be enacted as soon as pos siblel
 The President is not committed to any detailed plan as to the proposaI that the government purchase ships to move Am erican crops to Europe
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21
4OO. .OOO ARID ACRES
 OPENED TO ENTRY

Washington, Aug 21-More than 400, 900 acres of arid and non-irrigab ble lands in the west have been designat- ed for entry under the enlarged home stead act, Secretary Lane of the inte- rior department announced today.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-21

Among the passengers who arrive6 in New York on the steamer Phila- delphia from Venezuela. were II Ger man reservists en rotlse for the war.
 The Vanderbilt yacht vagran4 waa thoroughly searched at New London. Conn. before she was permitted t0 clear N9..f
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
THE GREAT QUESTION OF HEALTH
ANSWERED
BLOOD IMPURITIES BY
NAME.

We are prone to think too much of
names. When the muscles ache and
the sciatic nerve hurts, and there are
general pains the word rheumatism
leads one to forget that it is the blood
as much as the nerves that are respon-
sible for these pains. And S. S. S.
proves this by its tonic influence in the
blood. When the mind and body are
jaded and utterly cast down with
malarial infection, it is the blood that
contains this poisonous influence. Here
again S. S. S. asserts its tonic influence.
And if from a sluggish blood stream,
there are skin eruptions, blood risings,
indOlent assesses and other evidences
Of accumulated body wastes, the medic
inal action Of S. S. S. gives ocular evil
dence Of its medicinal influence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
RETAINS ITS INDIYID-
UALITY.

The wonderful tonic influence of this
splendid blood purifier is traced to its
ability to retain its individuality. II
is acceptable to the weakest stomach,
and yet it is not changed OF converted
or excreted until it has exercised its
medicinal dominance throughout the
blood circulation.
This is important. Some drugs have
this same effect, but they remain in
the system, a fruitful source of irri-
tation and danger. S. S. S. does not
remain in the system, for after having
served the purpose as a medicinal
action, it is excreted with the waste
products, and this emunctory process
goes on every second Of time,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
a TRUTHFTL MEDICINE.

Not one particle of anything other
than the native roots and simple pre-
servatives are used in the preparation
Of S. S. S. It has survived many years
of the most searching tests, and never
in its forty and more years Of useful
ness has it ever been found otherwise
than a purely beneficial medicine, help
full to the young, invigorating to those
advanced in years, and containing just
the amount of gentle exhilaration so
much required by most women.
S. S. S. is strongly recommended in
almost every community in America,
and is sold in most drug, department
and general stores.
But by all means avoid substitutes.
Do not permit anyone to palm of some
thing they claim to be Gust as good"
Ask for S. S. s., insist upon getting it
and you viii thus avoid grievous dis
appointment. S. S. s. is prepared only
in the Laboratory of the Swift Specific
Co., 4OS Swift Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. And
for a special book on Catarrh or Rheum-
atism or skin diseases or blood troubles,
write to our Medical Dept, who will be
glad to give you special and personal
directions in the use of S. S. S.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
EMBARGO is PLACED
ON SONORA FOOD

Douglas, Ariz.. March 25.-An en-
strffs from Sonora was announced to-
day by G. Soriano "ConstitutiOnalist'
collector of customs at Aqua Prieta-
1t was understood that similar regu-
lations would be put into effect at
all border points held by the rebels.
The order, Soriano said, was made
necessary to combat the temptation Of
Mexican merchants to send their sup
plies across the line rather than sell
on the Mexican side for the constantly
fluctuating 'ConstitutiOnalist' cur
rency.
Americans of this city, accustomed
to buy vegetables in Aqua Prieta.
were notified today that they could
not take their purchases across the
line.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity Is Hero, Backed by
Ell PusO Testimony

The Opportunity Is Here Backed by
FL PusO Testimony.
Don't take our word for it.
Don't depend on a strangers state
ment
Read EI Paso endorsement.
Read the statements Of Ell PasO cit
liens.
And decide for yourself.
Here is one case Of it:
John Carpenter, sol n. Stanton St,
FL Paso, Tex, says: 4 had pains in
my back. The attacks were always
worse when I got up quickly after sit
ting or made any sudden move. Some
times the kidney secretiOns were
scanty, then again prOfuse and they
were filled with sediment DOan's
Kidney Pills did good work, relieving
all these ailments. I have kept
supply on hand ever since. Whenever
I have caught cold on my kidneys,
dose or two of this remedy has fixed
me up all right. I publicly recon-
mended Doan's Kidney Pills when L
found out how good they were, and I
have no reason to change my high
opinion Of them. I recommend them
TO anyone I know to be suffering from
kidney complaint"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-M ilbUrn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DOan's-and
take no Other.-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
DEATHS AND BURIALs.
MRS. RRTDGET SULLIVAN

Mrs Bridget Sullivan, a pioneer Ell
Paso woman, died Tuesday afternoon
at 2:20 o'clock. ather home, 1873 North
Florence street. Mrs. Sullivan was 70
years old, had been residr-t cf ut
PasO since 1881 and was well known
to many here.
Surviving her are two sons. David
+. Sullivan, who is city assessor and
tax collector: John T. Sullivan, who is
assistant chief of the fire department,
and a daughter, Mrs. c. W. Glenn, of
FL Paso. Two brothers also survive
her Michael Mulcahy who is foreman
of the city street department here.
and David NJ. Mulcahy, who lives in
Ireland, and two sisters, Mrs H. Brit
phistle of Richmond, Calf. and Mrs.
Ellen OCOnnOr, of Oakland, Calf Mrs.
Sullivan was born in Castle Island,
county Kerry, ireland. The funeral
service will be held Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock from the church Of
the Immaculate Conception and will
be conducted by Rev. father Francis
Roy. The burial will be in Catholic
COncOrdia cemetery.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
GIANTS BREAK TRAINING
CAMPs Will LEAVE TEXAS

Marlin, Texas, March 25-The New
York National league team squad
broke training camp here today. The
team will return home in two squads,
one led by DOnlin and the other, the
regulars by captain Larry Doyle. Both
Will go to south Texas cities first for
a series of games.
Pitcher Drucke, whose arm has been
bOthering him. viii remain at Marlin.
1t is said he will seek a place on the
Toronto International league team,
which has been training him
OUtfielder Ed Harrison Of the New
York squad VIII be sent to Dallas in the
Texas league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
OREGON REPORTS
FEDERAL REVOLT

Douglas. Ariz., March 25.-GeneraI
Aware Obregon, commanding Con
stitutionalist' troops in SinalOa and
Sonora, advised rebel officials at
Aqua Prieta that GregeriO OjUna,
former project of Lower California,
with headquarters at La Paz, had
Joined the rebel forces with 100 men.
Ozuna, the message said, arrived
with his men at Altata aboard the
steamer BenitO Juarez.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
WESTERN FUEL co. PAYS
$1,000 FINE FOR OFFICIAL.

San Francisco, Cal, March z2-Sls
Western Fuel company paid TO-DAY the
nne of $4,000 imposed h. Judge DooIln5,
Davi- c. Norcross, secretary of the
company, whom the court pronounced
in contempt because he refused 10 De
liver the cOmpany's books 70 the Ie-,-
eraI grand jury prior to the recently
concluded trial of the cOmpanys d.
rectOrs and officers on an Indictment
charging customs weighing frauds
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
AMBASSADOR PAGE RECEIVES
HONOR DEGREE FROM ABERDEEN

Aberdeen, Scotland. March 25-The
degree of doctor of literatu was con-
ferred today on Walter Hines Page,
American ambassador to the court of
St. James, at Aberdeen university.
While the ambassador was being
capped, The Star Spangled Banner"
was played on the organ, and He's a
Jolly Good Fellow was sung by the
students as Mr.. Page left the rostrum.
Mrs Page and her daughter were
present.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
Arrested When He
Sought His Property, Is
Reported Missing.

Laredo. Tex, March 25.-ArturO
Walls. American citizen, has disap-
Deared from NuevO Laredo, where he
was reported to have been arrested
Monday by Mexican federals. The
Nuevo Laredo authorities say they do
not hold walls, but further question
ing elicted the statement that one
Alfonso Soils, detained for reasons not
made public, had been sent to Mon
terey for trial.
Believing that Soils is her son,
Valls's mother left here today for
Monterey.
Walls drove to NuevO Laredo Monday
where his horse and buggy disappeared,
after he had left the animal tied He
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
MUST ENFORCE GAME
LAWS, SAYS GARRISON

Santa Fee n. M, March % tolioW-
ing complaints that indians and others
are slaughtering immense quantllles
of deer, turkeys and other game sec
retary of war Garrison has transiill i
in strictions to the state game warden
that the state laws are to be sUrlclIy
enforced on military reservations
The deer have been nearly wiped OUT
on the Mescalero reservation IN LIN
coin county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
GERMAN PRINCE STRICKEN.

KEEL, Germany. March 25.-Prince
Adelbert, third son of emperor William,
was stricken today with an acute at
tack of stomach and intestinal catarrh.
The prince was removed from the Ger
man cruiser Cologne to his villa here.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
BRIDE OF EIGHTEEN HOURS
Is DESERTED AT ROSWELL

Roswell, n. NJ. March 25.-Mrs.
Charles before, a bride Of IS hours, was
deserted by her husband, DR.. Charles
before, who left her, after telling her
he was going back to his home in Ohio.
The bride swOre out a warrant, charg-
ing her husband of a few hours with
abandonment, but so far no trace or
before has been found. The marriage
Of Mrs before. who was Miss Myrtle
Kendrick, to DR.. before, followed a
courtship of four DAYS. it is said.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
VISITS CARLSBAD PROJECT.

]. D. ODOnneIl, a member OF the
reclamation service commission in
charge of the operation and mainten-
ance department, who has been in Ell
Paso for two days, left Tuesday night
Tor the Carlsbad project in Carlsbad,
n. NJ Mr.. O'DOnnel is a farmer from
Billings, Montana, and has been a sue
cessful raiser of alfalfa for % years.
He Will return here this summer to
give talks on the raising of better
crops TO the farmers Of both the upper
and lower valleys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
d PAsnANs AT WIGWAl.AI.

..T,I+!1A FASOANs At " II Ponairlo
Blind Power" one OIL 1 LIMA al, me :.
rIieIolne peculiar dram1aS;fi, mas, connonvs
exclusive service sS s59" viii be seen at the
WlsWam today In addltlS0,nl, ~ lI'0 +his
Lerest in all Fielding produtc,IdlocHI5S3,r lnIS 3
one has the additional attr4 ~ - -
They are Jess Robinson: Jaeh MAJ MAJ
Inews and Mrs. and Miss FOX Sd11 " ell !;
mere are three reels in B 4dt11I-, y H.
FRIDAY, Adventures OF haInlSH' NJ
Monday, "Ge g m Fathe's master
piece in five reels. is on the olll'-Ad>
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
PROTEST OF PARTISAN
ERLSONERS Is EEEECTINE

Paris, France March 25.-ViOlent
protest against the favors shown to
madame Caillaux by the authorities of
St Lazare prison had their effect to-
day, when madame Withe. who is ac-
cused OF a murderOus assault on her nus
band, was transferred to a heated cell
and given n maid to attend her.
Madame CaillauX, after the ordeal OF
her long examination by Henri BOli-.
card. the investigating magistrate,
passed quiet day in the prison today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
RACE HORSE SPECIAL FOR
LEXINGTON. KY. DEPARLS

The annual race horse special to
Kentucky left over the southwestern
railroad at 9:15 Tuesday evening. 1cT
Lexington, Ky. The special consisted
of Is cars and carried many of the most
valuable race horses which were quar-
tered at Juarez. A special train also
left over the Texas & Pacific FOR Iulsa,
Okla, where races will be held this
spring. Single car shipments of race
horses are also being made over the va
riOus railroads to other race tracks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
1IANDA8IUs IS REFUSED.

LOulsVIIIe, Ky, March 25.-A Man
damus petition asked by the federal
government to give the Interstate
commerce commission examiners &C
cess to all files and records of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad conf
Pany, today was refused by Judge.
alter Evans in federal court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
RACE HORSES HELD UNDER
ATTACHMENT ARE RELEAs+1i

Vile Forty and Lady Pender, Two
on an attachment writ sued OUT by
George Crippen, were released Iues-
day afternoon and are now on JheIr
way to Tulsa, Okla. The horses We're
on board a railroad car saturday nl8HI
A s1it for S114.SO specified as debt was
filed by crippen against Hattie Arm
strong, said to be the owner OF the
animals. The attachment writ ISSUED
was served by deputy constable j. W.
Brown.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
PAVING AT ROSWELL WILL
START IN THIRTY DAYS

Roswell, n. NJ, March 25.-Ihe
council at its regular meeting approved
those districts which are to be paved
and work is expected to start not
later than 80 days, this time being
given property owners to file contest
suits. The total cost for paving the
districts agreed on is $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
CONVERTING FIAT
MONEY INTO GOLD
Reported Activity Among "COnstitu-
iOnalists" To "UnIOado Rebel Cur
rency before Possible Crash.

That a well defined movement has
been inaugurated to exchange all the
"Constitutionalist" money that it is
possible for American gold, was a ru-
NOR current in EI PasO Wednesday.
The basis for the report was said
to be the possibility of a crushing
rebel defeat at Torreon. which might
seriously affect the fortunes of the
revolution against the Huerta gov
renment and thus reduce the demand
for "COnstitutiOnaliSt currency.
"COnstitutionalist stamped money
Wednesday was bringing around p
cents
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-25
ANOTHER eTIEYsTONE9 COMEDY.

Laugh again today! AcI9ss rs .Ii
Line another Keystone comeuy' wiz
be shown at the Grecian today ~, Al II
keystone pictures are funny IHIS -
Just a bit funnier
w. p. KIingman. expert demonstrasI,,
Tor Tor the WurIitzer company, VIZ VIZ
play again this evening N thc latest
Learn the latest dance 1.-THE MaXixe,"
with Our Mutual Girl Friday-Ad-
Vertisement