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BREAK.
of Hostilities Seems Imminent In
Ssnto pomlnao-Cspitst Is
Threatened

WASHINGTON. July .S=A ylo-
lent outbreak OF hostllities in Santo
Domingo is impending a. n result o.
the expiration OF truce arranged
through the efforts Of the American
naval officers there.
The reNolutionists are reported to
De closing In ON the capital. and tho
hoid ot the government 10 be- rem
dered doubly precarious by reason OF
the absence OF President Bordas. who
IS engaged In besieRinE another fac
ton ot the rebels al Puerto Plata
Meanwhile the besleged rebels have
managed TO secure fresh supplies OF
ammunition and food. ana are now
said 10 be in a position to hold out
indefinitely.
These were among tho facts laid be.
fer" the cabinet to-day during SIS con
s'deration Of the Dominican and Hal
ted-problems
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POPULACE UNDERTOOK TO
LAY IN SUPPLY OF
FOOD
And Found Prices TrebIed-StaII
Keepers We're Assaulted and
Police Restore Order.

VIENNA. July 2s.-There was an ab.
normal rise IN the price Of provisions
today which caused great Indignation
on the part Of the public who flocked
~ the markets 20 lay In stores In
anticipation Of possible scarcity.
vegetables In many cases trebled in
prices
Feeling ran 80 high that In rnanv
inftances stall keepers in the markets
were mobbod or assaulted and the DO.
.'p had 20 BE- called out 20 restore or.
uti The authorities declared that fhe
sudden Increase in the prices OF pro-
We tlon7 and vegetables Is totally un-
warranted
4 permanent committee appointed
TO deal with the question of provision
lir the country sat 10 DAY to discuss
The regulation Of prices in order TO
prevent fho public being cheated A
-IIllI'f meeting. with the same object
was held iu the Diet
10 was officially asserted that there
was no r0H ON fur auprDhcna win
regard 90 Che eOod supply. and that
li was needless for citizens 10 start
me accumulation of provisions Tho
Only fUfrf 10 such procedure Do was
added. would Do to sfill further raise
prices
onc.al arrangements have been
made fo take care of families Of re-
scrfiate called to tho colors
IT De- reported That Emperor Fran
cls Joseph bias ordered tho court re-
moved from lechl 90 the capital At
toWp.s fo dIasuade him from order
luE fhr removal were met by the re-
Jo'rdor That hD must bo AZ head
quarters
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DEMOCRATS
Assault the Trade Commission Bill
Featured Debate In
Senate

WASHINGTON. July 2s-uemo.
cratic assaults on Tho federal trad.
commission bill featured today's de-.
naie on the measure in tho senate
senator Pomcrcnc. a member of tho
interstate commerce committee. which
reported the bill announced ho could
rot vote FOR DO as now drafted and
slffested many defDcts senator
Tomas ana Senator Reed ~ Missouri
also criticised the measure
senator Iomcronc said tho eertior
making unfair competition" urIaw.
~ without defining if would bp hold
unconstitutional aa drIrrafIor of
lcfislattyc power fo fra commission
DC further attacked tho hiU because
% did not allow corporations found
Lwliy 90 go voluntarily iNto tho
courts FOR a review
Tho Democrats were r0naidlrsbIy
encouraged by tho action OF tho Rapub
teens OF the senate ir conference 10.
dhy agreeing not 20 conduct nIibua
TO- against the trust bills Tlie f D.
icneNrd viii make adlournwfnt pos.
fihlo earlier than had ncen expected.
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RAISE IN FOOD PRICES IN
VIENNA CAUSES A RIOT
IRE:D
Progressive State Committee At
Meeting Fired Score or More OF
members-Big Row Promised.

Special Dispatch 60 the fnteIIireucer.
CHARLESTON W. Va. July rs
Thirty -hve counties were represented
in the state committee held late TO-
night. including members and pro1
les when the axe was applied 20 those
whom the leaders do not think are
entitled 20 seats with them
About a score Of changes we're made
in committee membership. many be-
ing fired without ceremony. and In
many Instances the hlling ~ vacau-
cies was left 20 Chairman Handlan
The removal Of T.. g. shanor. Pres.
ton county. was by resolution offered
by y " Grant MononEslia. 10 pro.
vided that Shahor ceased TO o. "a
member April T. and that = 4 Nc.
Daniel be recognized as committee
man from that date. and sll bis acts
be approved and ShanCTs disap.
proved since that date.
Amos Brirht UraNton county. was
also hrrd, but the films 0f tho va.
cancy was left 10 Chairman UaudIan.
John a. Beach mot the same fate.
and viii BE- succeeded by Harry r.
Ncrdman
Joe Glenn. wyominr. uraTord
Pleasants. q 80. Richards Nicholas.
and s B Moon all met the same fate.
James StricklinE o. Uuufineton.
viii De- chairman Of the convention.
CONGRESSMAN Avis is reported Co have
n majority of the delegates In tho
Z congressional convention. but many
VIII be- unseafed and the ORIGINAL dele.
Eatoe may hold convention and On.
dorsc Avis
The state leaders are opposed 90
rndorsinE Avis while n majority of
the Third congressional district dele.
gates favor endorsement
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APPROPRIATIONS
Last Two Big Bills Passed Yesterday
~ Congresa-Htver and Harbor Hfu
Hsid Up.

MA-ffNgrON. TuIg IS CONGRESS Co.
UHE passed tIs i1at two biz rrueraI Hr.
TrHUr.Hf.Hu bills Uf fHr session. the SUM.
Nr| civil HuI general deficiency meas.
u|U. IIf two supply bills fHr Indian
fuI r. rr HuI hnrHor bills. remain tn be-
TH.ati HrN "a nunI conference report on
fNf FORMER was adopted tr Tho senate
to-day. Tho river and HIrHHr .III I. De-.
.ur bold uu hy determined lIUIeter In
FH. senate
Objection Ir The house cue urf Of the
OsNUlfu.r measure 1f frr last moment
.rr1fN amendment UuIr0rrIafInr
81 ...'N. fur longevity JAS claims ~
confederate officers who .rft fHa united
states army 1t the uufHfsfh of the civil
var
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CLAIMS
Against Mexico VIII Be Anieablv
Settled BY Plan Proposed BY
Carranza

TAMPiCO. Mex. July 2S - General
Carranza In a statement last night.
outlined his plan for the settlement
Of All foreign claims arising from tho
Mexican unrest The statement wa
made by the general 10 a party Of
twenty-five American business men
OF TampiCo. headed BY American Con
sui Miller. who called 10 pay their
respects
Each claim against tho government
according tu the statement. will be-
settled by r. commission composed Of
representatives of each foreign nation
having grievance An equal number
of NoNicgns VIII also serve az arbi.
traitors. Mexican claims will b. 4ot.
tied by "a body made up entirely OF
MeviCauH
General Carranza left early today
for Monterey
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BOTH LEGS OFF

CUMBERLAND. Md. July 2s.-
hobert. aged nine years. son OF ID. c.
Va. was brought TO the Western
Maryland Hospital here today with
both legs cut of above the ankles
Lemuel Oglesbee was driving a
mower. He asked the boy TO get him
q switch. and the lad before handing
u 10 Oglesbee stepped in front OF the
mower and struck the horses. causing
them to start.
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BBCKWITH
Ncn'inated BY Democrats of Martins
ourg senatorial District 20 Sue.
eeed Sen. Gray silver.

special Dispatch to the fnteIiirenrsr
MARTlNSBrRG. W. Va July 2g =
ofmer Iudgo Frank Hcrkwith. OF
l19flestown. was this afternoon nom.
ir|tcd for State senator bv tho Demo.
,rats Of this district af their convpn
on in Bcrkely Springs This district
D. composed OF Jefferson BerkeIy.
NorFan. and Hampshire counties and
o. nomination BY the Democrats be- re-
ghI Idcd as equivalent 20 an election
ildeo leckwith will succeed Senator
Gray Silver of Wartinsburr Who has
f'rved cichf years in the senate
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MOOSFRS
Ready for Convention Today-WiII
Not Endorse Avls and VIII Fire
Some commltteemen.
speelal pi-psteh TO The lnteiilgencer

Special Dispatch TO the lntelligencer.
CHARLESTON. w. Va. July rs
The vanguard OF Progresslves for
the cOnyentiOn here tomorrow when
nominationa for congressman-at-
large. district congressman and state
senator viii be made. arrived tonight
10 carry out, unless rumor OF a break.
up Is well founded. the plan hereto
fore agreed upon. Charles J. Schuck
or Wheeling. who is looked upon from
outside as sure Of the nomination
without opposition may see another
man take the nomination for congress.
man-at-large. Some OF the state
leaders OF the Progressives VIII 1o,
accept SChuck but have put forth no
one 10 oppose him.
VIII Not Endorse Avis.
No friendly associations with the
Republicans will be tolerated That
was shown early By the declaration
OF several Of the leaders that CON
Eressman $. B Avis. Republican.
would not be endorsed In the third
district 10 was made clear To- friends
of Avis by some Of its leaders tbsf
this was "a convention OF Prorrossives
and 10 had the same right h. mako
nominations as any other marty ard
would make them from within tho
Progressive party.
others interested in d.frafInr Demo.
Gratis rather than ffTrirr frIr E@..
h.'r warned That ru suggestion fav.4rH
nnII fruHfluu ur working Hrrtrmanf
WIN t'pur.ir1na viii h. tolerated and
r'r .Hr" With such ideas VIII mot b.
rir.n Hn opportunity tu present fbelr
ideas.
To Fire Committeeman.
Nom bora of the Htatc rpmmitfaa who
H1'. been closely Hrau.IHf.T u.IfI u.
uuh'i.lna are fn br kicked ufr tho com.
uiff.r. Among fhse. viii b.. prsst..4
county u'fuNsre fwnnE some sf tho
lf'Er .e''.. already Hrrn Hra Chairman
ifuIItr. Secretary Charles kfrrI4fT
SD. t.rgriIIf. o.. Smith. Charlie
rruu0k MfH.IuE THr... rIHrr.r o
y l.nw. o. DID, tNHrrrriur. DIsrIaburr
y Vt Grant James D. fIfrH Nurrar
town. IRA Smith. IHfrr.rf b. Isl U.t
frauu. cameron. Walter -uHI.r -Ieflru.
Eiir. ~ %. hlIu rIEra o. Do mas
~ MiI1w. Hr. James .'rIrkUu. a 3D. Er.
.IEn. l. 70 AuUU..Hr. Hurfinrf4n.
Fs. IE.u. . s. N.Uarf.fe Efr.......r
'..Hr N.irHu. vs. Wooded U.r b.
Chester weston k E Foreman MIA.
dIrhnuru. a. Scott sr4 t N-fr.
fuaH. fnFUffr
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IN MANIFESTO THAT Is one
OF BRlEFEST IN HISTORY
GERMANY PAVED WAY FOR DECLARATION BY REJECTING
ENGIANDS PROPOSAL TO BRING POWERS To-
GETHER IN CONFERENCE FOR MEDIATION
European War Depends Russia Kew 10 the Situation
Efforts Being Made To Locaze Confict-Powers Do Not
Want war-GIoom Covers Entire Europe

LONDON. July 2s-The Aus
tro- Hungarian government de-
eisred war against sersis today
by a manifesto which 10 one of
the oriefest Of hlstory's nomen-
tous documents.
Germany paved the way for
this declaration BY announcing
her rejection of the British pro-
possi 20 bring four powers to-
gether In conferences for media
ton. Germany explained to the
public that her ally could not be
expected 20 submit her acts 20 an
were one OF the Balkan states.
This announcement preceded
the declaration OF war by only
two hours and gave an exhibition
of the perfectly harmonious
working of the partnership be-
tween the two nations, which
stood firmly together through the
Bosnian crisis OF 1908
The center OF interest has
burg. which holds the decision
whether an European war, which
probably would shift the balance
OF power ~ not rearranue the
entire mao OF Europe, is 20 break
'ut. Negotiations are afoot there
between the Russian forelon min
ister. Serqius Saxonoh. and the
Austrian ambassador. which are
designed TO "loealixe" the con-
The nature and proqre,, Of
these conversations are wrapped
IN the thiekest mystery, but they
are the last plank the neutral
powers are eiinoing 20 In face OF
storm which may wash all
under.
To Clean The Slate.
There In no doubt in British mind
hat Austria had fully resolved 4
liilize the provocation afforded by IN
sarayevo murders to wipe the slat
rlean OF all accounts against Servi
mo served an ultimatum on her whicl
a. designed to have no result sav
ar. The next news expected Is tn
occupation of Belgrade and that evei
now may be an accomplished fact
Reports of small encounters along IN
2 onter have been permitted TO pas
he censor. but military experts her
believe that mobilization has alread
been effected and that thorough
planned campaign is well under way
There Is absolutely no enthusiasm Il
England for war-no desire for thi
war which confronts Grea
yet there Is general belle
hat her obligations to her partner
In the triple entente. as well as he
interests as great European powei
viii force her TO support Russia an
France In any steps they may TAX,
The dark Developments OF the day
we're received without excitement
rat with the deepest gloom. Tn
effect Of the war cloud /
likely TO be a compromise on hom
'ule since all parties feel that dc
nestle dissensions must be settled a
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FRENCH FIGHT MoRoccANs.

RtBAT. Morocco. July 2s.-In a
battle with natives near Tazeltra last
Sunday. the French forces lost fifty.
six men killed. among them three Of
hcers and ninety men wounded The
tribesmen killed numbered $50.
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STARTED Bra BLAZE

AkEHNIIII.H. Cali H"H. #.
workman trnuret M HI4yIrr r..f.# ..t,
glefiIffr and started HnrH fu.IH. 4f
NJ MHrI.HHI. near the Lake Wow rH.|..
WIIrn uH fn tu.rIrnf IHH .IHaaI $3.50
GOO damage and wa. HffU fHHr|.. r...
I.4hr View uiI treating plant WI. H..
s'rlf rH and -Four ErrHf aurIu IuI.. HII.I
uIth uI are burning
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ANOTHER VIOLATION
Joseph clynn OF Manninpton Jailed
for Violation Of Yost Iaw-Un-
able to Give Bond

Special Dispatch 10 the intelligencer
FAIRMONT. W Va. July Is
Joseph Glynn was arrested to-day at
Mannington by Constable CarterTight
charged with violation OF the Host
law. and held for the grand jury un-
der bond Of 800 by Justice Barrick.
OF Mannington. Witnesses testified
that Glynn sold whiskcy 20 them
since the state went dry Unable 10
give bond. Glynn was brought here.
and viii be confined in the county
jail until the October term of court
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SPECIAL Uirrateh t1 f.r frfrUiarrrer.
tLARKSBURG. w. Va July Is -
= faN ~ slate this morning In Tho
Iutrhineon Coal Company Mount
laro mine instantly Killed Ir.ra
M7rsch. IN Italian miner. I'd years old
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GREGG TRADED TO BOSTON

CLEVELAND Jult gV Vcsr
trouE fhr star .0ufHuaw Of tho
Cleveland American team. vas traded
to-day fo tho Woafon Red Soy for
pitchers Coumlc a Rankin Johnson
and Catcher Bon Ecln
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Stocks
Experience Violent oeeline on the
New York Market Following
Declaration of War.

NEW YORK. July 2s-Austrta's
formal declaration OF war against
Servia was followed By a violent de-
cline In quoted values on the local
stock exchange today preceded by con
vulslve disturbances az leading finan-
cial centres abroad
Prices here dropped from ; to Is
points In many OF the high grade is
sues. Canadian Pacific scoring a max
mum mum, decline OF almost twenty points
Selling Tor foreign account was meal
eulable. much OF Il taking the form
OF direct orders from London, Paris
ana Berlin. OF the more than a mil.
lion shares that changed hands here
~ was estimated that fully 200. 900
represented offerings from across the
water.
Trading IN United States steel az.
gregated 100000 shares. constituting
the main feature OF the DAYS bust
ness. which Was the largest OF the
year. There were also heavy offer.
ings OF Hill and Hartman shares
Reading. Canadian Pacific and Anal
gamated Copper
More Unessiness.
Uneasiness in this market was ac.
centuated by further heavy gold en-
Paris
Foreign exchange was demoralized
with rates so variable as to indicate
serious strain on credits between
this and Europe's financial markets.
Ialk OF private settlements was
heard after the close of the exchange.
Bankers and brokers we're busy un.
I'll late In the night issuing calls for
extra margins and exchanging cables
with foreign correspondents.
All the commodity markets, includ-
ing grains and. cotton, were in a state
OF wlld excitement. Wheat and corn
rose sharply. with an equally abrunt
break In coffee.
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Heavy Fiqh,inc.

CAPE HAITIEN. July eS-Heavv
firhting has been In progress between
~" government forces and the revolu-
tionsts. The federals attacked the
rebels az Trou. 20 the south OF Cape
Haitten. and forced -rom from their
iutrenchments. rcca apturing tho town
The rebels also evacuated the village
q: Carasol. but fighting continues at
several other points.
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100000 rrse AT mARTiNssuse

NNRTINsRURG vs.. Va ruiv -
Two LIVERY barns and two raaidenres
and their contents. including FORTY.
rNUu horse. and Ilree amount Of
BAY auH Grain. were DESTROYED bv
fire fuuiLHf Tho loss Be- esfimated
90 100000 Iiermcn had d.Ticuitv
ln k"ru'rg The flames confined fo tho
burned buildings Tho blaze starred
900 i1' livery barn of Henry Owens.
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wAsHIraToN. Juiy aa.-ror.s.,t,
ohio. West virginia ana Wsstsr,
fennsyl " MA ia-eeneraiiy fair Wsdnss
Say and Thursday.
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VIENNA. July 2s.-lt ls with a
feeire % Intense relief that the
people In the dual monarchy look
forward 90 war with SerVia.
which for several days has seemed
inevitable, and which was to-day
formally declared.
Whether the war will be cor.
hned 10 the two countries cannot
be said, bot the feelInq on this
point In high official circles 10 90
tinnistie. Even certain knowledge
mat Russia would intervene. how
ever. would not cause Austria 20
hesitate moment or alter her
course In the slightest
News cf the formal declaration
ot war r7n through the city before
extra editions % the papers could
reach the venders' hands. ana
was everywhere greeted with =
epirit which might be described
as close 20 religious esaitation.
vienna is absolutely without news
ol th' movements of the troops. which
,ne papers are naturally forbidden TO
print \ sharp censorship has been
established over the press and All
means OF communication An i'm
ncns". hut quiet. crowd. which con.
y .lanllN Increased In nurinnrs. assem-.
hI'u before the war ministry. cheers
eF'tt"d the appearance Of military Of.
nfers and the ministry officials. The
'.lenlng papers published the follow.
inI inspired statement.
Inspired Statement.
IN wen informed circles the view ia
I''lu that so Tar as Sir Edward Grey !
! v cen Austria-liunEary and Servis. Inc
FORMER can declare herself entirely
agreed with Edward Crews remark.
Lut regarding what ne has said con.
'trning the suppression OF military
operations. affairs have proceeded
II lluth 100 Tar TO allow anything 10 be
done IN this direction"
Adviccs from Belgrade say that the
StrNian capital Is now located at
Nish. where the Skupschtina tnationaI
ssemblyl met today. All Servians he.
tween is and co years OF age able 10
bear arms have been called out and
mobll lzauon Is proceeding rapidly. al.
thuugh the peasants who viii haV. 10
l"aNe thoir harvesting are reported 10
BE- much discontinued
Sharp Fighting Reported.
The hicitaerisChe Rundschau re-
ports sharp fighting along the river
Drlua. where Servian volunteers who
attempted 10 cross the river we're
resoluteiy opposed by Austrian from.
Iler troops II also reports that Ser.
VANS hrcd on their own river trans.
ports by mistake killing and wound.
ing number Of Servian soldiers
The ministry Of foreign affairs has
addressed a verbal note 10 the foreign
representatives. informing them of
the declaration OF war and declaring
tHat Austria viii. on the assumption
or similar observances on the part
OF Seryia. adhere TO the provision Of
the Hague conference Of October is.
1905. and the declaration OF London
February 2G. 1909.
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NINE. CAILLAUX ACQUITTED;
BEDLAM REIGNS IN COURT
WOMAN LEAVES COURT WITH
SHOUTS OF "MURDERESS-
IN HER EARS.
Day Taken Up With Statements of
COunsel-WOman Faints
During Grilling.

PARIS. July 2S Nine Henriette
CaillauN was tonight acquitted bv "a
.ury In the court of Assize OF the
wiful murder on March iG. last. Of
CASTOR Calmette. editor Of the Figaro
q no verdict was returned after hny
minutes deliheration The announce
ment was followed by the widest "a.
Nine Caillauy staggered and fbop
threw her arms about tho neck of ber
counsel Fcrnand Labor Hsr hair
" as undone. falling over her should
grs and her hat dropped to tho floor
Inc spectators stood no ON desks anf,
chairs. 'CaillauV' Lohori and cries
of taillauN, assassin MERGED into
Crr. Tho din was dnafrnirr Sow.
cral groups of barrtsfrrs came To
blows and the republican guards. fn
gr cndcavor 10 separate them. Joined
Dr. the melee. The spectacle of ia.
tori and Chcnu. the latter counsel for
th' Dalmcttc family. embracing each
other, calmcd the tumult for mo.
urnt but 70 was rodoublcd when fbey
left with Nine. CaillauN
Failing 10 make himself heard the
presiding judge followed by the other
Judges marched out Of the room The
advocates took complete possession
90 the court some Of fhrm mounted
fhr judges desks and harran gucd the
crowd The guards then cleared q
portion of The room and comparative
quiet was restored Judge Nlhanol
tncn returned and read the Judgment.
ordering the release ~ Nine. Caillauy
Cries % Murderess
shaken with emotion. Nine Call
lauN left rho wlfncasos' door the
Fuards making lane throurh the
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Above Miss Lucy surIeson, below
Attorney General James Clark Nc.
Reynolds Washington. July 2s.. Dan
Cupid according TO rumor, has again
been at work In the Wilson cabinet.
This time he has singled out az the
taraet for his darts Attorney oener.
al MeReynolds, the announcement Of
whose engagement to wed Miss Lucy
5urieson. daughter OF Postn,aster.Gen.
eral eurleson, 10 expected shortly. The
first cabinet romance resulted in the
marriage OF Secretary MeAdoo to Miss
Eleanor Wilson.
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Stories OF fortunes made and lost
today were numerous but In most
cases were not well verified The
most specific case OF sudden riches
was that OF a heretofore obscure pit
trader who actually pocketed $25 900
which he had ncttcd in an interval OF
exactly FIVE min1tes.
hundreds Of spectators thron ged
the galleries on change and looked
down upon the traders wHo struggled
and tumbled about in the pits
Close observers OF nIarket condi-
tons said that tomoTTow's develop
ments IN the wheat pit depended on
the character of the war news re-
ceiVed. As 20 the ultimate effect of
the war on prices opinions Of traders
differed. Some cxPteysed the opinion
that n England. Germany and France
are inveiSed wn<st might 20 TO 81 n
bushel while Others declared such a
Sensational rise was improbable be
cause OF the great risk In attempting
shipments OF grain TO tlockaded
POETS.
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AUSTRIA FORMALLY DECLARES WAR 0N SFRVTA
PEOPLE OF AUSTRIA LOOK
WITH RELIEF TOWARD WAR
NEWS OF WAR DECLARATION GREETED WITH SPIRIT OF EN-.
IhtSlASM BORDERING ON RELIGIOUS ENAITATION
OPTIMISTIC FEELING THAT WAR WILL BE LOCALIZED

sure Intervention by Russia Would Not
Cause Her 10 Hesitate-Nenna Ignorance Of Troop
Movement-Rdgid Censorship Established.