The Holly chieftain., 1914-10-16

Notifications anil are reported here to
be In possession of the outer chain
of the Using Tao Notifications. The
feet continues TO cooperate with the
land forces and according to state
ment by the japanese legation, three
Of the harbor forts hare been demol-
ished.
British Submarine at Work.
Notwithstanding E-9 of the
British navy under command OF Lieu
tenant Commander Max X. Horton.
made another raid into German
waters off the mouth of the River
Ems and succeeded in sinking Ger.
man torpedo boat destroyer. This
same commander made similar dash
and sank the German cruiser Hela
off Helgoland on September 13. As
on the former occasion, the E-9 has
safely returned to her home port.
Raid Dusseldorf Again.
Berlin.-The official communication
given out by the German general stan
says: "The airship hall at Dusseldorf
has been hit by bomb thrown by .
hostile aviator. The roof of the hall
was pierced and the cover of an air
ship in the hall was demolished"
Three German Ships Sunk7
Tokio.-The belief was expressed at
the war office here that. the German
cruiser Cormoran and two other Ger
man gunboats had been sunk in Kiao
Chow bay. The Japanese army has
occupied the Shan-Tung railroad as
far west as Gilman.
The Japanese squadron delegated
to destroy the German fleet In the
South seas has landed blueiackets ON
Jaluit Island, the seat of government
in the Marshall Archipelago, which
was annexed by Germany in 1886.
Second Army in Hungary.
London.-"According to Budapest
advices. the capture of Marmaros
Sziget, capital of the Hungarian coun.
ty Of Marmaros, has necessitated the
removal of the government of that de-
partment to Huszt, eighteen miles
west-northwest of Sziget. A second
Russian army now threatens the latter
city and re-enforcements are being
hurried up to check the Russian ad-
vance.
Cholera Spreads In Hungary.
London.-The Venice correspondent
Of the Evening News wires that chol.
era is spreading throughout Hungary
to such an extent that officials are
greatly alarmed. The schools in Buda-
pest have all been closed because of
the danger OF infection.
London.-A dispatch from Rome to
the Exchange Telegraph Company
says:
"a message from Vienna announces
the outbreak of Asiatic cholera in a
most yiolen9Nform at Tarnow, in, Ga
licia. Forty cases, the message says,
were reported on Tuesday,
Cavalry Horses Are Scarce.
London.-As the enormous wastage
In horses progresses, 1t is claimed for
the Allies that their possibilities for
such movements will increase while
those Of their opponents decrease.
German cavalrymen on bicycles al
ready are a common sight, and the
Russian advance which is cutting Ger
many off from the horse producing
districts of Hungary must, If main
tanned, further increase the shortage
in remounts.
Rumania to Stay Neutral?
London.-The Rome correspondent
Of the Exchange Telegraph Company
has sent the following dispatch: "A
message from Bucharest, Rumania,
announces that the president Of the
council of the crown and conservative
and Democratic leaders have decided
to ask King Charles not to hold the
council meeting fixed for this week,
saying there is no need for Rumania
to change her policy of neutrality
Won MoItke Not Removed.
Rome.-Inquiries made in German
military circles with regard to reports
that General Won Moltke had been re.
moved as chief of the general staff OF
the German army bring forth the
statement that the story is incorrect.
Russia to Borrow.
Petrograd.-The Bourse Gazette
learns that owing to favorable news
from the seat OF war, subscriptions
will be invited for an internal loan OF
$3.50, 900 900 at per cent.