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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Dwelling to Cost $4,000.

Plans have been filed with Edward
Mecarsulmer for the construction of a
four story private dwelling on the
north side of 8Oth ST., l85 feet east Of
Fifth az. 1t will have a frontage Of
20 feet and a depth of 1876 feet with
facade Amelia Friedman is the
owner The cost has been placed at
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
100000 Apartment House

Plans have been filed by Schwartz &
Gross, architects, for the construction
of 8 s6OO00O twelve story fireproot
apartment house on the northwest cor
ner Of West End az. and 9th 81. for
the Princeton Construction Company,
Isaac Polstein, president II viii nave
a frontage Of 100 feet and a depth Of
1852 feet, with facade Of brick and
terra Gotta in French Renaissance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Estate
NMdrket
Apartment Houses on
Heights Figure in Trade

represented by hilton Mayer as attor-
u2y.
r., huycr {, the hickory Realty Cor
po!a,iuu. controlled by Max Mar,
which gave IN pnYt payment the north
cast corner OF Bai,cy az. and 229th -.
COMPRISING u vacant plot Of about
twelve lots. rho property has a iror',
age Of 24a.4 feet along Bailey az. and
leo tcct on the street. 10 improve
ment at The corncr is at present con-
!cmplatcG by the new owners,
Porter Q; co. have sold for Mary p
Watson to DR.. Byron II. Cnplcs ne
rh-ro story brownstone dwelling ut 2ig
West l2i5t st. on lot l6Xl00l! Icet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
New Rochelle Lots at Auction

Bryan J.. Kennedy will hold an i'm
portant auction sale OF building plots
in New Rochelle this afternoon: MS
is trustees sale for the Wildcllft eS.-
tate at which twelve plots will be Of
fered. They are located on the south
west and the southeast corners OF mud
son Park Road and Woodcllft Drive, III
the most popular section OF New no
chelle, known as Davenport Neck, aGd,
Joining Hudson Park. The sale VIII
take place at 2:30 o'clock on the prem
Uses, regardless of weather conditions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER u.
Manhattan.

rD ~. - Fast. ] G",i"s. ah' '"'''"
nm. ~. n.r InN contractor: s's.. -,
G,IYi -. go ", y NL"'r' rs' ,.,,,,,,r.
Brown. owner II E''S''''SN'' N'''-'''''
''E|nyv.NT Az. Amsterdam g., ia''a 20
r7.,r -. L,ucL. etc, nd-r'"htaE Inu
I',ul7att5a 90 -st 'ity or n hi.L , a",,..
po-. oouers. J Zh"i"e'i"'h'
TT III, o. ST. 81: to 81 +; r " Ggi!,r Inc C.,
SGnHaItzwaH. CONTRACTOR; $40 -. -,.-..,.,. no.
., I,i,I-r + Sfrsus and Theodore iried''' r.
avner.; Union smoked TIsh co. Inc '"n'fa'-
In. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
LIS pENDENS.
SEPTEMBER II.
Manhattan.

1oHrn ST, "3o to "a E"st; tN" "'t"hS, {;
Mef"p"Il'tH I"ITO'ti"'M, =" ~ ~ IN. VI. =
GOTasIO IT al lG"i'rI"@euIe o. Nv" HIOE'-
Cages; atty. 9 !. West'"i..
18TH 1T. 5 :, Al II " "t fatE az, TX
o., Geo \ HoIN"h' - T. NEL H.H' M ~
SrII"n ct al f"Te'l"N"F" 81 m'h'' MY
III OGell. -.,,.,. mo a
TERRACE VIEW ~; n s. so ~ IL o.
hMEaDfluse aN. t'h'", E'i''.t !. ',-S'l' ~
Augustus > Frazce & al foreclosure Of
mtg. atty, Reeves * Todd.
s91H 81. - West; LILY \ q '"duIhE'"H
q al agt 4 ~ AL 70. ,oSr'' OF H'h''
"a a 90 30 3 ~ iIIth r, sO5,IO0:
Morris : ,Iomo7 AT Mar J. J%h's o a.
action q" lorrrIos' ne ans "-"'' "''''
l. r. Ho-rnDiun1. ,,,
4>Ill ST. 8. 100 ." '' Isl ~ +"ElV".'.
Elizabeth y IrHtr AK I"l's S@E"."'A'h {,
al jtm-nded !nre'."- t. "t i''h . ANY, J \
Irwin. .,,
49IH st. 3, 80 or ll'u ~, NVA ~
foreclosure OF mEgD, Sttys, fo'seF'It q
Kohh-. 49,,
"l"TH ST. g between Ath ane ION
avs. LOT IL Lena fil"I "Et anne =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Jamaica Property in Trade.

L. Covert and II. " Bowers sold for
Louise ". Andrews the three story
store and fathousc at 247 South ST.,
Jamaica, to A. Sagharia, who gave in
part payment 45-acre fruit farm at
West Camp, Ulster County, \. !. The
latter has a quarter of mile OF front
age on the Hudson River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
lWiM u-'or arG address 81 purchaser ami
AuurugyO
SEPTEMBER II.
Manhattan
Manhattan,


GBADuyUSI Az, cor u1th 81. - liz
i.@G. W,rth"r x s. g Go % Goth Avenue 90.
'f Stewart Illc. I-l,1 y Y tmig tlS'.OlO
Sept o. 'IoO: Jtj} e. " strong u J.. san II.
W;ppNU Sr. -. 20 p. ssyIOn. 4 schlesIngcF
e. 70. 90 cntolin, " smith. $50 Sow York ~.
shIvr mis az M. Jun. 81, -, mtys. Alex
amber Is All, .. William ~
pEN 81 81 3 1SG v church Al. - liN7a.il.
> WordN g, INA : Won 4 Wendell g; al,
J., D., a., eli =, ,, ,,.'' ~ a. '' '' 80
GGgENWiCU ST 4Og s. 4oi " p I99 .
IIpr.r 80, - 80, Q. W Amend to Carman,
y.tIt. &C., le3 lockwood ~. Nr,v Rochelle.
y = cats .1oo1. Sep, 70. tlO0. atty. Amend
a 4 ll9 Nnsaou 81
.>rg ST . on II = LET ov w. Mary l.
Jones a. DIV ~ \ Y. ali tI'n: uul; claim.
.g7Ii ~ glo = ! !oS @ ri ov. @5Hlo5.s:
b rrrtrp Fqvs,.gr O.. I Won goG aro q J.
,.q o.. rrr RI. ,,r,. ntl,. We'll & NJ, q
l,ocl,vlr y.
rI,..rn,. \ rar,I, ~ ~ + ,'A c,ri,r 'rariwcii.
y ,,... G., .,m, g,.,, n, a. nv S.ra,cy
a n a,7 Nv A.
18Th ST. 20; :. n 81 81 nv. 2,xlOo 5.
T.nu 4 t.orIcv 70 rrscnb g. Oulu- r. 90
, I 8, yro, 20 ',, ,c G., -; A. sent 10,
a.. "'' -. ~ -. 49,. ''''
'i,"rH ,,.r :" -, o. 80 t,,O0l1.
-, ,,,'.,-, >, e'i..a.nro Noclcrlo.
ea Z lCy,a g.: ali tile ,fa,s $1,000; Sep;
S. S.
H. II ~, = D. :" manson Az .'N g,
,t~r, !oSEre. AGG q; James \ LynGn' tc'. ~
Emma j. 'had"IS". i'Syi1WH. \ AUS -
Sg. a,i[' i"|I5,d ~ is Eo ay dors-
co.er. SGT -; Henry stims9n e r@!' "a, 10
IlAE"E.a sta.c. - j. "''h ~, o'P' ~
N"rl hllE' Nr'lS :. % Nassau 81; u.
l"'I 81 y ; Zoo 'tH "N' "'VN',..' -
,N'3. LN'' /" James 1 h'o"I' I""i"'. a
,,lnt' H'H: .; wv "t's' l'''d' J. - "
"1u -. co. .-,oa,I r,,r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
100000 Heights Lease.

O'Reilly e. Dahn in conjunction with
H. Aronson have leased for Bcrcnt G..
Gerken to client the Wallingfori and
Woodstock, two five story apartment
houses at 535 to Sal West 1881 st., ior
a term of years, at rental aggrcgat-
ing $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER -.
Manhattan.

7IH Az. 2l5; store. j Appel .pSr Meyer.
s23 30 av; yrs from Mnv !. 1917. Sl1OO:
atty. Loeb 8 Topper. 70 Cedar 80,
$50 ST. 40 "; store. S,hu.c~ n J
Frank, so ~ "3d 81. = WIS from Mag !,
1914; $50, atty l. II Hurgkard. III BWay.
20 Az. 8 " cor lst 81. store. tho Mary
Realty 60 TO 4 Lyman. GS l. 18th ST: = yrs
from or /, 1914: sCuO. att. s. Lyman & COT
tia. - - Az.
The Bronx.
.,iST ST. 70 q. 50 White Plains ~. 711a
~ all. [ We'll and auO to Ii + Boltc Co.,
T. 225th II. and sno. yrs from Sept /. 1914.
500: aity. r - & T co.
18TH ST. $40 +. all; + Levine a. al, cEf5,
10 / Milstein. 2iO 4 l49th IT, and auo: yrs
from May J. 1911. N.020 10 S..OO: ulty Z
Cohen. SO COurtiunGt nv.
lATEI ST 539 T.. all: Sophie Krepper 20
I. Goldberg. ~ + 4u 81. an! auo; yIs from
July Is 1914. N,%0; atty. A > Hcl,dsch. 20
BVay.
ALBANY RD HGo. store etc: Maria
Guadagus to " sudtrinh. $50 BathCatc av;
Nrs IRON oct J. l9li. $500 and $40. utty,
Eb,ing Brewing co. 7GO st AIMS ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Dwelling Houses Leased.

Pease & Gilman have rented the
four story and basement house at the
southwest corner of 39th st. and Lex
ington az. and the four story and
basement house l22 Ess. 37th ST.. to
Mrs. Ellen Shewan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Loans on Properties.

Slawson & Hobbs have placed loan
Of $4,000, per cent, three years, on
$40 West End av., four story private
house on plot 2OxS0 feet, and $38,50O
per cent, for three years, on lO9 West
Gath St., five story apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
The Bronx.
WILLS FILED.

LEO WOLF (Sert -: S%O0OO personal.
10 Margaret T.. Wolf wife; Mckccu. Erew-
st-r 4 Morgan. attys.
JOHN ". GRINDLE (Sept. 81; more
than $4,000 rtl! estate. more than $4,000
personal: to Made r .-Tindle vie. G,Drt"
o. Iaara ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12

Tie following plans fo- now building "cre
Glo3 with the Manhattan Bureau Of build
Inga on September II:
SOTH ST. II 9. 1sj n . o. "th aN' Tor I
s,y Avg nOXSSG q. \ Friedman, premises
owner; + Mecarsulmer. 5G7 18th ~. arcni-
,ect. cost y3I.tlu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12

IL Fireman "th Erad' -. A. Clerk.. n 7.
l.. q. TO Eu. u i. 4. T., Isl and 70 "a.
18th II.
Special Leaves 81 Absence mo p,,,
capt. y Mclaughlin $50. 2, Eng d I.
hours, Sept TO- Fireman ust grade1 N =
Holland Eng Is. p hours. sept. n: Ese !,
str L. J. Easiey. Eng. g. g. hours SEPT Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
RrS NESS CHANCES

WANTED-An Idea. Who can think OF some
simple thing TO patent? Protect your ideas
they may bring you wealth. Write for
NEEDED Inventions and ~ % Get Your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph & Com
pany. Patent Attorh va Wash d G.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Fifth Az. Store Leased

Worthington Whitehouse has leased
store in the Calvin Building at Fifth
av. and 46th st. for term of years to
p. +. Madigan, dealer in Lrtographs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded at
the New Yogk Real Estate Exchange yester-
day:
l2JD ST, 2OI West. u s. 100 7tN ay
ooS0ell. 5 sly dwg: sold to the plaintiff Tor
81, coo.
Ry Daniel GreenN aid.
ELDRIDGE ST Ia, Z, 1907 II Division
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Buys at Plandome Heights.

L'Ecluse Washburn E. Co. have sold
at Plandome Heights, Long Island, a
plot 60x125 on Bay Driveway to Mary
F.. Wooley, who will start the erection
of q house Mt once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12

Construction Co, Inc, to w iIhsr.n' ,sxr'
b67 vs. ilgd at; Sept 10 yrs, q Wv
600; atty, II n Friedman. 81 Liberty ST
SAME PROPERTY: same To heaiu ~ obai i.
sapt 10 due oct 10. 1910; G; ss'oV"'
atIy n q 4 II 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
Newark Building Leased

The N. Morgenthau, ir.. Company has
leased for c term Of years the builG-
iEg at No. 1G9 Malvern st., Newari.,
10 the Kil-Tone Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
RI-UDTNG LOAN CONTRACTS.
SEPTEMBER Il.
Manhattan.
NFM RIILDING PLANS.

WASHINGTON PLACE, is AMI ~; P..f-
less Holding CO. Inc, 'oans WASHINGTON ''N'
Building co. Inc. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

MuItIgraph Letters. 300 $3.50, / 300
81 IS. 10000. So prompt. O. r. Weatherford
ll6 Nassau Room 1000. Phone Beekman 63sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12
REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY.

rot HOME, "a mo rear country near New
YOFB consult The Country Home League,
40 Wftt 3ad street 'PhoUe e3G0 Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-12

Promoted and Assigned as >erReants-
!. j. GlIa-'"n. lp t@,h from Dot Bureau, j.
e. W.rkc@s,r - liti from Marine DIV, T.
j.. p'Hr,"n, 2lSt FROM Gls'. 3. =. GNIt1Sh'r.
10 10Th from 18th; John KadIau, 5Oth rIyih
"a. lorrI CASEY "a SI~t Precinct.
,.-i..,,u,.L 49, Artinn nntnrAI.e serrcnni =
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
WOULD BREAK
 MIlLIONAIRE'S WILL
Nephews and Nieces Allege Un- due Influence In Making Will
 of Late James Campbell.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 St. Louis, Oct. 3.-A suit to break the will of the late James Campbell, the public utilities magnate, disposing of aS16,000,- GOO estate to his wife Florence Campbell, daughter Lois Camp bell Burkham, and St. Louis University, has just been filed by Margaret Harrison, Ma mic Spargo, Geneva Baker, Ar chic Campbell and James c. Campbell, nephews and nieces of the deceased.
 The plaintiffs petition alleges that undue influence was exert ed by these favored ones upon the mind of the late multi-mil- lionaire in the making of his last will.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
OFFERS ROUMANIA
 TWO PROVINCES
Of Austria If Country Will En- ter War And Occupy Pro- vince of Transyl-
 vania.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Bucharest, Oct. 3.--It is off |cially announced that Russia has offered Roumania the Aus trian Provinces of Bukovnia and Pennsylvania, as a reward if Roumania will immediately en- ter the war and take Transylva- mia.
 The Russians are already oc- |cupying Bukovnia and the mat ter will be decided by the Grown council next week.
 King Carol, whose sympathies have been with Germany, it is believed will abdicate in the event of the Russian proposal being accepted.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
NUMBER 1853.
Union Service.

Hon. Granville Jones is to make an address Sunday even ing at the Christian Chruch, at 7:3O. His subject will be, Re ligion and War" or The In- |fluence of the European war on the religious life of the world.
 All who heard him last night will be glad to hear him again.
 The Presbyterian and Metho- dist churches will have no ser vices at this hour, but will give way for his address.
 There is a treat in store for the Newport people, such as does not often come.
 This subject will be especial- ly appropriate for the day.
 While the people are observ- ing peace day in all the church es, it is we'll for us to fortify ourselves against the unwhole- some influence of the war upon religious life.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
VERDICT FOR
 DEAN & ROCKING
In Damage Suit Of Ike Hunter Brought In After Long Con-
 SideratiOn of Case.

The trial of the damage suit of Ike Hunter against Dean & Hooking, for personal injuries sustained in the stave mill, was ended about 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, when the jury after being out since 4 o'clock Fri day afternoon, returned yer dict for the defendants. The trial had occupied several days in court, and was closely con- tested. Jones 6 Campbell rep resented the plaintiff and Stay ton & Stayton the defendants, being assisted by counsel for the casualty company.
 In the replevin suit of J. H. Griffin versus Hood Churchman, the jury was out only a short while Saturday afternoon, be- fore returning a verdict for plaintiff. The ownership of a team of horses valued at $325 and purchased from Earl Sea ton, but later sold to Dutchmar West, was the point in question. plaintiff having recovered the team through replevin proceed ings and the circuit court thus upheld the judgment of the justice court.
 Stuckey & Stuckey represent ed the plaintiff and Jones 6 1 Campbell the defendant.
 In the trial of John Epps charged with carrying a pistol the jury Friday found for de- fendant, returning a verdict o1 not guilty. James H. Johnston was counsel for the defendant Saturday was the final day o1 the fall term of court and there will be no adjourned term, as the court will be busy in other counties most of the time be. tween now and the next regular term.
 The term just ended has beer one of the most satisfactory 1T the history of circuit court 1T this county, for a new record has been made in the number o1 cases disposed of, which ac- complishments were largely the
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
Fodder and Corn A Good Substi-
 tute For Gasoline.

MT. and Mrs. Griffin Smith re- turned last night from an over- land trip to Newport, having gone by way of Grubbs. Mir. Smith states that the roads from Paragould to Pitts were in excellent condition, but that on account of a damaged bridge at Pitts, it was necessary to motor to a point several miles south. A particularly deceptive cut through induced MT. Smith to attempt going around a bog, with the result that the machine sank two feet into a quicksand formation. This occurred just before dark, and although des- perate efforts were made to ex- tricate the wheels, little prog ress resulted. While attempting to develop four hundred horse power form a twenty-two horse power from a twenty-two horse transmission mechanism gave way. MT. and Mrs. Smith ac- cepted the invitation of George Baker, a substantial farmer of the bottoms, to spend the night at his home. Next morning a number of the neighbors gather ed in with a block and tackle, two good mules and an excellent lot of muscle. A cable was at- tached to the hind axle, and af- ter laboring for half an hour or more, the machine was snaked to dry land. With Geo. Bakers farm wagon attached to a log ging cable, the said cable att tached to the balky Ford, and two good Elules connected with the wagon, the drive of twenty miles into Newport was made in the remarkably short interval of six hCllS.
 Mir. Smith declares that fod- der and corn are excellent sub- stitutes for gasoline in the Cache River bottoms, and really give results where the Standard Oil product fails. Before start ing on the return trip yesterday morning, an axe and forty feet of cable were purchased. At a few points it was necessary to blaze a new trail around bOgs and swamps, but the entire homeward drive of more than 80
 miles was made in seven hours, without mishap. -Paragould Press.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03

result of long hours and persist ent effort upon the part of the court to expedite the work of the term.
 DOCKET RECORD IN BRIEF.
 State versus Tom Berry, grand larceny; nolle pressed.
 Grubbs Drainage District, ex- parte, petition to establish drain age district, notice of publica- tion to be made, nunc pro tune order of filing survey.
 Laura B. Redd ct III, versus Pearl Stegall .et al, possession; motion by Mary V. Stegall to be made party defendant, disclaim- CT of Perry Stegall and Cora Carter filed.
 George Barker versus St. L., I. M. S&. Ky. Co, damages, dis missed at cost of defendant.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
BATTLE BEFORE CRACow COMMENCING.

United Press Dispatch
 Perograd Oct 3-The office review of the Russian Po land situation that the Germans retreang throughout having lost killed and wounded and the Russians have captured many guns.
 The battle Cracow initial stage the Russians hav engaged the Cracow oupos line extending along the Daneor river from the Capathan foothills Russian Poland The Germans strongly entrenched thirty miles inside of the Russian frontier The German Right cenered at Cracow and lion
 Precautions against Galician flank movement have been taken Rains retard the progress of the armies
 The office declares that the German retreat from the uwak districts and the Gacia the consummaon of the first general plan of the million Russians advancing from Warsaw to begin the second plan including battle with the Germans south west of the Polish frontier.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
October 4th, 1914.

October 4, 1914, will long be remembered by patriotic Ameri- cans. The day is holy unto God, and is the day designated by the chief executive of the
 United States as the day of special prayer that the roar of cannon may cease, that the sound of the dying writhing in agony upon the open plains shall be heard no longer, but from every country that is now waging war, the glad notes of universal peace shall be heard from every hill and valley, and the standard of the Crucified One planted to attract love and admiration forever, for truly He is the Prince of Peace. Tomorrow wherever you are, will you not bow the head and breathe a prayer to God that peace on earth, good will to- ward men once again shall be the
 glad experience of all the earth,
 and then the Prince of Peace
 shall reign supreme.
 w. Palmer Chalmers. |
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
FIREWORKS FACTORY
 SUFFERS EXPLOSION
Causing Loss of Three Known Dead And Perhaps Five Others - Factory
 Wrecked.

United Press Dispatch.
 Jersey City, N. J., Oct. 3. = Three are known to be dead and five are believed to have perish ed in an explosion of the Betwil- CT and Street Fireworks Compa- ny's factory at noon.
 The factory was wrecked and seven are in hospitals. Three bodies have been recovered and one is known to be missing.
 The buildings for blocks a. round were badly, wrecked and the detonation was heard in New York. a-r ss
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
& Capital City Makes Poor Show ing.

Special to Independent.
 Little Rock, Oct. 3.-There is much complaint among the promomters of the Buy-A-Bale movement that the people of Little Rock are not doing their share. After two weeks of pub- licity and campaigning, the com mittee has contributions for only seighty-seven bales, and ov- Ier one-half is from Eastern and Northern firms.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
German Invasion Blocked.
nited Press Dispatch.

RUnited Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D. C., Oct. B. The Russian embassy announces that it has been advised that the German invasion of Russia is being blocked. A war office
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
Upon Allies Left Wing Without Success According To French Reports But Making Wedges Into Allies
 Lines Say Berlin Dis
 patches.  ASSAULT UPON RIGHT WING
By Crown Prince-Bate Before CracOw Which Promises to Be One of Mos Important In the War Has
 Already Opened.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Paris Oct 3-The official repat the Asne battle states that failed night in two desperate attempts the Allied lines attempt being the vicinity of Rove, and the other Crurie respectively Reinforced the Germans strong attempt the lines between Rove and Lassigny, but were repulsed
 Prince directed the Crure attack In the center the situation unchanged and the French still progressing in the Woevre district.
 Desperate fighting reported from both ends the great battle The Germans again beaten their effort to the St. Mhe have resumed their sheng the French fortified lines.
 The armies of Won Kluck, Von Bueow and Boehm ported been amalgamaed and be holding positions long North South lines from the vicinity of Mons through Douai and Bapaume.
 The AsaceLorraine troops have been withdrawn and reported holding Buelows old positions desperate tempt penetrate the Allies and isolate the Ar~as and iens forces but have failed to date though sacrificing thousands
 government statement says the Germans having lit tie upon the Antwerp forts The Russians have occupied Auguowo and the Germans between the Nemen River and the Pussan frontier have been thrown back Suwa The battle continues between Lyck and Baystok The Austrians falling back in disorder beyond the Vistua into Gaca
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03

cablegram announces that the Germans have been forced to re- treat at Krasno, Lejpuny and Seyny. A stubborn fight is on at Suwalki. The Russians took the German positions near Kras- no last night.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
ONLY 62 CASES OF CHOL-
 ERA.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press DlSpatch.
 Vienna, Oct. 3.-The govern ment, recognizing the rumors that a huge cholera epidemic prevails in the Austrian army, states that there are only fifty eight cases in Galicia and four in Moravia and Silesia combined.
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
Moving Pictures he Opera House

THE LURE OF THE PIT Harry Meyers, Rosemary Thel- by, an extra good feature.
 Two Reels (LUBIN) ACTOR FINNY S FINISH
 Comedy (ESSANAY
Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
THE MADALINE

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Newport daily independent., 1914-10-03
RESULT AT CRAcow IMPORTANT.


 London Oct 3The battle about Cracow regarded here than that of the Asne and authorities believe the outcome will great weight in deciding the