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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
Il PASO POSTAL
CLERK CHARGED
WITH BIG THEFT
Clare [, Rogers Arrested for
Alleged Stealing Of S25,-
900 From First National
Bank Registered Mail


El Paso, Tex. Oct 11.--Clare l..
Rogers. clerk in the FL Paso postof-
lice. was placed under arrest today on
complaint charging him with the en-
bezzlament of five registered packages
total Of $3.50 in cur
rency. The money was being sent by
the FIRST National bank Of El Paso
to the National Bank of Commerce at
New York and was mailed septem-
Der 2.
When the pouch reached New York
and the five packages were found 10
be missing the postoffice inspectors
Austin, Tex headquar-
ters WAS notified and inspectors I'M
detailed on the case. short
" after the loss of the money became
known. Rogers took leave of abb
sence. pleading sickness, and went 10
Avalon. Calf. Postoffice inspectors
shadowed Rogers in California and
until his return to FL Paso late IN
September.
The inspectors claim to be IN pos
session of very damaging evidence
against the accused and have recoV-
cred some of the missing money hog
ers was taken before United states
Commissioner Oliver here today ana
the amount Of his bonds fixed at S2O,-
600. in default Of which he was com
mtted TO the El Paso county Jail.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
HISTORIC BUILDINGS
or ANTWERP SAVED

London oct II (s:35 p. M The
following dispatch was received mere
this evening from Berlin by the Mar
conf wireless Telegraph company
"An official report from Antwerp
saws all the forts are in our possession
'Main headquarters reports that the
Belgians accepted the German ofier
to arrange so that all historical monu-
ments should be spared as much az
possible and that the day before me
bombardment a plan showing the po-
sitions OF the principal architecture
features of the city was handed to, tne
German civil administration through
tho American minister Copies Of the
plan were given 10 every artillery
commander and the greatest possible
was shown When lhs
surrender of the city was negotiateo
no military could be found.
The dispatch adds that the Brazll,
ian minister in Berlin has requested
his countrymen in the German capital
10 inform their relatives in Brazil tna'
they are in full enjoyment Of security
and liberty and that conditions ~
Germany are absolutely normal de-
spite the war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
Summary of Var
NeUs of YESTERDAY

Scant are the actual "details VI the
recent fighting between the allies aud
the Germans who for weeks have
been strugslne for supremacy in
northern France as contained IN the
latest official communication
We have everywhere maintained
our position" sums up The claims Of
the French war ofiiCe AZ an points
except one. that IN the MnoNro dis
trlct. German attacks are said either
To- have been repulsed on held. In
the center between the Oise and
Rheims slight advances o, The allies
are ehronicled IN The WOevre dis
trict the Germans have delivered vic
lent attacks Whether they resulted
favorably or uniavarabl, is not stated
From Germany alone came any
thing concerning the surrendered city
Of Antwerp. This WAS 10 the effect
that the entire citS as well as all the
forts are now in the hands ~ the
Germans General Won Ees,ler, the
German commander at Antwerp, is
sued proclamation that citizens
might return to their Vocations With
out fear and that property would be
respected The German report said
little damage had been done Co amy eN-
cept public buildings in Antwerp.
Emperor Williams army which be-
sioged Antwerp Is now said to be
moving swiftly toward ostend with
the object of capturing Queen Eliza
beth and the Belgian officials IL is
stated that the queen already has
reached England
In addition tn the force Of Belgian
and English troops who fled 20 Dutch
soil after the fall Of Antwerp ana were
interned. newspaper dispatch snys. a
German division uuwiulnely invaded
Dutch territory and WAS disarmod.
German aeroplanes again have
made a dash over Paris. dropping
bombs Three persons We're killed
and fourteen injured and considcrahl,
damage to property Wns done
Except that a rear guard action be-
tween the Russians and the Germans
southeast of Nirhallen was In prog
ress. nothing came through concern
ing the fighting i'm the eastern war
theater
In the south the Montenegrlns
claim to have defeated, with heavy
losses. an Austrian army operatiug
against Saraie,o.
From the far east the Japanese re-
port that they have silenced Fort Hts
at Kiao-Chow and otherwise are gain
ing ground on the Germans The
Turks are strongly fortifylng various
places In Syria, Palestine and north
Arabia.
\ news dispatch says that cholera
is spreading over Austriaaiungary
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT
OF NNTWkKp'S CAPrIi III,

Berlin, oct NJ (by way Of The
aapue and London, q IS p N Tho
German official report on the capture
OF Antwerp says;
'rhe first Shot was fired on Sep
tember IS against the outer line Of
forts on october the first forts
were taken by assault The river
Nethe WAS crossed by the German in
funtry and artillery on October q and
T. ON the fth. Antwerp was notified
that q hombnrdment WAS imminent
and this WAS begun ut 1880 o'clock
In the morning of October :. Simul-
an attack was made on the
inner forts
ON october ., two Of the inner
forts taken. AZ > 80 o'clock in the nf-
tcrnoon OF October the city Of Ant
werp was occupied by German infan-
Try without resistance on the part of
the Bclgians. whose conduct was val.
iant However the cffeci of the
German artillery, Infantry and ma
rlne division in the first attack was
such that resistance was futile
a large quantity Of supplies was
taken by the Gernans The efficien-
~ Of the German troops was recog-
nized by tho emperor in conferring
upon General Nen Beseler The order
OF Merit
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
Who s at Bat NOW?
Look at the Journal
Score Board and See

Who's at bat now? Who is il on
ihse Is Connony on second or third
Look at the journal score board to-
day and see for yourself. IL VIII save
you the trouble of asking your neigh
bor and save him the trouble Of re-
ireshing his memory in order to-
answer your question.
The intense interest shown IN the
world series score board has led the
journal to supplement It's service IN
order that the fullest possible nfor-
nation may be given the public i'm
the quickest possible time In the re-
ports of the two games so far there
has been telegraph operator sitting
on the platform In front OF the score
board beside his instrument calling
out the plays Just as they We're click
ed over the keys. and there has been
an expert scorer to keep tab on every
hit. every error every stolen base.
every small detail of play in the con
test for the world championship.
But this Is not enough Patrons of
the journal are entitled to nothing
less than the best, and that Is what
they are going 10 get. 1t has been
found that many Of the spectators
lose track of who Is 1T the bat and
VINO Is on base Whllc the pldA Is su-
ing on. Frequently when YOU are in
an argument with your neighhor
something happens that gets by YOU
and you don't like TO be asking ques-
tions about something that you are
supposed TO be keeping mp on.
Beginning with todays game the
Journal will have in connection with
it's regular score board service dia-
gram Of the field and system of
showing every feature of the play
that is going pn. You Will not have
to ask who is at bat or who Is on
base. Just look at the Journals score
board and see for yourself
The telegraph instrument viii be
there on the platform. clicking out
every play the minute that il takes
place and the operator Will shout
through his megaphone just what i'll
is. The scorer Will be on hand tol
Keep an the statistics fresh in yom
mind And in addition, the diagram
Of the field viii give you all the other
details that You want 10 know.
Meet me at the Journal score
board at II o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
MOVING PICTURE
RE UN TES WIFE
To HER HUSBAND


Richmond, Calf, oct li.-Fred
Robeson, superintendent Of q tunnel
company and Mrs. Robeson. held Il
happy reunion here tonight after a
search of nearly four years duration.
which ended In moving picture the
ater today
Robeson was injured in mine ex-
plosion near Scranton. Pa, February
%. 1911, and was taken to hospital.
Mrs. Rebeson started the same day
for the home Of her parents In Col
lege City, O., but was so overcome by
the accident 10 her husband that her
mind became affected, while on the
train, and she was taken TO an aey-
lum, whore she. remained for eigh-
teen months
Recovering from his injuries Robe
son searched for his wife without
success. 4 year ago he came to Rich
m0nd To-day he visited moving pic
rlre theater here and as a film de-
picting a mine explosion was shown,
a woman In the audience screamed.
Lights were turned on and Robeson
was astounded to find that the wo-
man was his wife.
Mrs. RObeson has been living In
Richmond for several months and for
two Years searched for news of her
husband.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
United States Troops at Naco
Return Fire of YaQui Iodi-
ans Who, in This Attack on
Hill, Cross Boundary Line,
MAYT0RENA'S FORCES
SAID TO BE DEFEATED
Carranza Defenders Lose 8
Killed. AsSaiIantS Losses
Placed at 30 Slain and
Many Are Wounded,


Naco. Ariz., oct li.--Four shells
from the guns of Governor Mayto-
rena fell on American territory last
night uurng renewed attack on the
Carranza garrison Of Naco, Sonora,
one of the shells wrecked "a large resi-
dence. Another damaged property
surrounding the United states GUS
toms house. The others fell in "a stock
field and mercantile establishment
During the engagement which last
ed the greater part OF the night, sew
eral OF Maytorena's Naqui Indians
crossed the boundary line Ia order" to
attack the Naco garrison IN the rear
They were promptly disarmed Pre-
viouslv American soldiers had heen
fired upon and they returned the fire.
General liill. commanding the gar
rison. lost about eight killed. Mayto-
rena's loss vas estimated at not less
than fifty killed and many wounded.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12

used lighter guns after they had hat-
tered down the forts with their heavy
guns ana naturally the former ala not
do "a much execution
Ncrdun Probably Next.
4 Berlin report says that these
heavy guns have been sent 10 France.
If this n 50, probably the Nerdnn
forts along the French frontier which,
hindering the German advance, are 20
he attacked with them In this case.
however, there Is a hig field army be-
hind the forts. so that while the de-
struotiun Of them would make progress
easier for the Germans It would not
absolutely insure their success.
Decorated by Emperor.
General Won Beseer who directed
the attack on Antwerp. and Prince
August William. fourth SON Of tho
/ German emperor, who was one Of the
4 FIRST 10 enter the city, had been dee
Grated by the emperor What the
taking OF the town cost the Germans
tx not known but It IL reported fiom
Holland that trainlOads of wounded
are heing conveyed 10 the hospitals at
the German base.
Famine Threatens Belgium.
Famine rs threatened throughout
Belgium and this Is 4 thing to be cx-
pected IN country which has been
rayaged by war for upwards OF two
months
on the east prussian frontier the
Russians are still engaged with the
German rear guard west of SuwallI
aud to the southeast of Wlrballen.
or the battles In Galieia and Po-
land the Russian staff has decided TO
say nothing for the present, but the
Austrians declare that recent at
tack on rrzemysl has been repulsed
and that the Russians have evacuat-
ed the western front which the Aus
trlans occupied.
Aiistriana Claim Victories.
The Austrians also claim Victories
over the Russians at Lancut and by
now, IN Galicia II IN known that they
have received reinforcements. which
petregrad admits has compelled a
change IN the plans of the Russian
army
The Montenegrins claim a victory
over the Austrans in Bosnia, where
they say the Austrlana tried 10 cut
of the Montenegrn army proceeding
to Saraievo. but were defeated with
heavy losses
Cholera In Austria.
More alufming reports come from
Italy OF the spread OF thulefu IN AUS
trla. II Is said TINT there are many
cases Of cholera in different parts Of
the country
The l.umanian government has
thought il necessary 20 take prccau-
tions for the protection Of the Aus-
trian legation at Bucharest Turkey.
too, s making preparations Of a war
like character The Young Turks are
said 10 he largely under the lnfluence
of the Germans Enyer Pasha, tile
Young Turks leader and minister Of
war having lived for many years In
Berlin,
dispatch from Athens says that
the Turks are displaying great actlyi~
az In Syria, Palestine aud northern
Arabia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12

forces, who are attacking the Car
ranza garrison of Naco. fell on the
American side One shell wrecked
the residence of +. l.. Pascal. one
wrecked mercantile building. one
damaged property adjoining the gov
ernment customs house ana the
fourth fell In a stock Held.
one troop at least of the United
States border patrol was fired upon
by the Mexioans. They returned the
fire.
Yaqui Indians. cooperating with
Maytorena forces. crossed the line
in order to make a rear attack upon
the Naco garrison Several were cap
tured and disarmed by the troopers
Evidences on American Side.
Evidence of this attack was seen
today in the American stock Yards.
where We're found the body OF one
Yaqui and many empty shells indi-
Gated the principal point OF attack.
Casualties on the Mexican side are
vaguely reported Hill lost eight kilt
ed and fifty-seven wounded. Mayto-
rena's loss Is reported To be from
twenty to two hundred
Hall and McAllister make the total
American victims of the Mexican fire
1--WE. Trooper Wilson, shot last Mon
day, died later. Trooper Leroy Brad
ford was shot through the chest and
seriously wounded Tuesday. The Same
DAY an unidentified hoy was shot
through the hand.
Urgent appeals for protection were
sent today to President Wilson ana
to Governor Hunt Of Arizona.
Appeal for Protection.
Last Week a citizens committee tel
egraphed for protection to the presi-
dent In response the border patrol
was Increased to about 1900 men
and machine gun platoon. Col G. \
T. Hatfield, the brigade commander,
came from Douglas, Ariz., To take
fommand Of the troops OF the Ninth
and Tenth cavalry
The troops served notice upon the
two Mexican factions that they would
be- held personally liable for the rel
suits of their msdirected fire
In spite of this warning. the eight
day siege of Naco sonora, has been
small arms bomhafd-
nent Of NacO Ariz
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
SPANISH CONSUL PLACED
UNDER ARREST AT MtIATLAN

ON Board {. S. IS West Virginia,
Mazatlan. Mexico, oct 10 fvla san
Diego. calf, Oct, ll)--Senor Patron.
Spanish consul at Mazatlan, has been
placed under arrest because Of re-
ported interference with the mines
now under the control Of the consti-
and being operated by
them
order has been restored in Santa
Rosala where constitutionalist mu-
tineers shot Major Agnayo, the mill
tary commander ana looted the GUS
toms house The mutineers put to sea
in a steamer they had seized.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
NEW KING OF RUMANIA
TAKES THRONE TODAY


London. Oct IA dispatch 10
Reuters Telegram company from Blu
charest. Rumgnfh under date of yes
terdav. relative to the death of King
Charles, says.
"The council of ministers met IN
extraordinary session today. the lead
ers of all parties being present II
was decided to convoke parliament
tomorrow to proclaim Crown Prince
Ferdinand king and to administer tne
statutory oath to the new monarch.
The message adds the tolioWlns
the events Immediately
preceding the death of the King
King Charles was seized with an
illness last night His physician was
summoned and pronounced his con,
dition grave The queen watched an
night by his majesty's bedside
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
BETS or 10 To I FIND
TAKERS IN PHILADELPHi

Philadelphia. oct. 1f.-Despite the
TACT that the Boston Braves have the
hrst two games of the worlds series
to their credit, considerable Boston
money was covered here today At
odds of 10 to in favor of the Boston
team. while number Of bets at even
money We're made on tomorrow 5
same. Supporters of the Athletics
nave not by any means lost hope.
They figure that if Bender is Mack $
pitching selection tomorrow he will
surely win his game and that Plank
would be in condition for Tuesdays $
game
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
FUNERAL OF CARDINAL
FERRATA TOMORROW

Rome oct THE funeral Of Car
dinal Ferrata, the late papal secretary
of state. Will be held Tuesday. Many
prominent persons, including the dip
lomatic representatives, OF Austria.
Spain. Brazil and Argentina, have
pade official calls upon the family Of
the cardinal, who also have received
many kilograms Of coincidence
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
CENSOR DRAWS VEIL OVER
WAR OPERATIONS IN
NORTHERN FRANCE SINCE
OCCUPATION Of ANTWERP
REPORTS FROM PARIS SIMPLY SAY
CONDITIONS ARE FAVORABLE TO
ARMIES OF ALLIES ON BATTLE LINE

Part Of British and Belgian Garrison and Some German
Forces Cross Dutch Border and Are Dsarmed and In
termed by Holland Government: No News Of Importance
Comes From Seat Of HoStitieS Along East PrusSian
Frontier and in Austria; Monenegrns Claim to Have In
fced Severe Defeat on Emperor Francis Joseph's SOL
dierS: Rumania and Turkey Are Both RestNe and May
Soon Join BeIigerentS on Opposite Sides.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
CONFESS CONSPIRACY
TO DYNAMITE TRAIN

Nogales, Sonora, Oct. 11.-confes-
sions we're secured today from the
principals in the alleged plot 70 dyna
mite u Maytorena troop train near
here plans we're also uncovered show
ing an organized plot TO blow up rail-
roads aud bridges.
l.. w. Carroway, j. q Wilson aud }.
u. Mcfnerny who Were arrested yes~
terday. and James MaeGregor and Jo-
seph McGarry arrested early today
and seven Mexicans involved will be
publicly court martiaed tomorrow.
The five Americans gave their pre-
liminary testimony in the presence Of
the American consul, Frederick Sim
DiCh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
JURY DISAGREES IN
TRIAL OF JEFF M'C0RN

Honolulu. r. H. oct IA jury
In the trial Of JEFF McCarn United
states district attorney for Hawaii
charged with assault With "a danger
Gus weapon. disagreed today and was
DISCHARGED. The vote as to McCarn' 3
guilt Or innocence st0pd six 10 six.
Mccarn was accused bv Claudlus
Mcbride. an attorney. with having at
tackled him MAY in an alteration
arising from law suit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
! RENCH OllICIAL REPORT
NNNOt Noes No CHANGE

Paris, Oct II ts.t4 y. m)---The
following announcement by the
French war office was made this at
ternoon
First. on our lett wing German
cavalry which had seized certain
points Of passage over the Lys rher
10 the east Of Aife. WAS driven off
Yesterday and retired last evening in
to the Armentiere district. Between
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
SUPPLY CONVOY TAKEN
BY CAVALRY RAIDERS
kaiSer'S Force Makes Strong
Resistance but Is Forced to
Surrender After Long and
Bitter Engagement
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
or tIl.IES Ar AsRAS
london. Ocl. II (3:eo n. m. }

fstht'hs wv. - VI ~ " hts -
one of the correspondents in
France of the Daily Mail. in "a
message dated Saturday. says
"A desperate battle was fought
yesterday In the district to the
& north of Arras. where the
French and German forces have
been in touch for many days.
; II ended In brilliant success
. for the French arms, The Ger
man forces being driven back
: ten to thirteen miles.
. This was the decisive conflict
in the Arras district where the
. tide Of battle has ebbed and
. flowed 20 and fro for days. The
German losses Yesterday are said
to have peen approximately
1000 killed and wounded.
.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12

isY MORNING 1ouRNhL SPECIAL LEASED wtRet
From the Pattle Front. oct via
Paris. ll:5 p. mD ~ notable advance
by the allies occurred today IN the
neighhofhood Of the center of the bat
tie line, where The, stormed and cap
tured an important German position.
Near Lassigny also the fighting was
very severe The allies and Germans
came to close quarters and a German
regimenial flag was taken in a bay
onet charge Lassigny forms an an
gle Of the allies line. which from
there turns almost directly north.
The Germans are holding their
ground tenaciously at this place where
they have considerable number OF
big guns in strong positions in the
Quarries
During Cavalry Raid.
The allied cavalry during heavy
mist carried ont daring raid In the
course Of which they cut off a Ger
man supply convoy proceeding to
RoNe They captured $40 Germans
who constituted the escort as well as
several quick-firers and large
amount of ammunition
The French avators, who are per
forming brilliant work along the
front, indicated the approach of the
Germans, who, when attacked, offered
a long and fierce resistance, but even
tually were obliged to surrender
Miles satisfied.
The allied commanders regard their
position on the western wing aud the
center as improving daily and are
thoroughly satisfied with the progress
which is being made.
On the eastern wing the German
bombardment continues without in
and much material dam
age is being done The cannonading
Is accentuated because Of The echong
md re-echong among the surround
ng hills
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
Experts Believe Wizard From
Quaker City VIII Pick
dChiefv Bender or BreSSIer
Today,
RUDOLPH OR TYLER TO
BE STALLINGS' CHOICE
miracle Man" Declares He Is
Certain Bean-eaters Will
0gthit PhiIadeIphianS Who
ever Pitches,

AAn8 o Q . . {. Q Q Q 9 . . . . Z.
o Boston, oct II -- Clear skies !.
/. and cooler weather for the third s:
9. game was the prediction at mid :.
I. night. At that hour more than (.
/. 400 fans were in line in front Of q
. the park box office, many Of o
o them sleeping on improvised beds {:
Of straw.
o o . o . 9 9 o . Q o Q o o o . . .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12
Two Americans Shot.

Two Americans Lee Hall. a proni-
nent citizen. and Corporal McAlllster,
Troop r Ninth United States cavalry,
were struck by stray bullets Hall was
shot in the head and seriously hurt.
MeAllistcr was shot through the
hand while on sentry duty in the
stock Yards.
-Four shells presumably from the
guns OF Governor Maytorenas Villa
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-12

80 fNT as Van He Hs'eTtAlned, INC
damage done to Antwerp by the bonn
bardment WIS not 50 serious as AZ
first feared The cathedral art gal
lery museum and other puulie build
ings arc ia the northwest part of the
city along the scheldt. to which the
shells did not reach. The Germans
Las Vegas optic., 1914-12-05
MRS. EDDs DEAD

At about 4 o'clock yesterday after
noon, at her temporary residence on
Lincoln avenue Mrs. G. w. Edds of
Kansas City, Kas, passed away. Mrs,
Edds came to Las Vegas about two
months ago from Kansas for the bene-
fit of her health. She was a sufferer
from tuberculosis. A few days ago
she contracted pneumonia, which yes
'terday caused her death. Mrs, Edds
was but young woman, JUST Aaving
reached the age of 26 years. Mrs.
Edds is survived by her husband, who
accompanied her here. Her father,
w. A. Mcintosh, came here a few days
ago from Neosha Fails, Kas. The
husband and father will accompany
the body, which is being prepared for
the journey by ]. G. johnson & Son,
to Mulberry, Kas., in which town in
terment will take place.