Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-10
WAR BULLETINS

Paris, Aug. 10, 3.35 n. MA special
dispatch from Rome declares that
public opinion there considers the
bombardment of Antivari the sole
port of Montenegro, as an offense by
Austria against the interests and rights
of Italians
London, Aug. 10, 2.25 a. ma dis
patch To the Daily Telegraph from
Brussels says that Germany is mobiliz-
ing another million men who include
those of the Landstrum for the invas-
ion of France.
Paris, Aug. 10, 5.45 a. m,-France
has conferred a military medal upon
King Albert of Belgium.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 10. - The
British steamer Persia. under charter
by the Pacific MRiI Steamship Company,
entered the Golden Gate to-day. She
: was due from the orient mt p. m. yes
terday and much anxiety was felt for
her safety. Her cargo was valued at
81 100000.
Chicago, I'LL, Aug. 1O.-AIl specula-
tive options in wheat rose to-day TO
higher point than mt any time since
the ErOpean war began. The advance
exceeded cents bushcl compared
with Saturday night. Opening quota
to u cent up, were soon followed by
gains NIL around with no stop until De-
cembcr had reached 1O3 and May Ill.
San Francisco, Cal, Aug. 10.-The
German cruiser Nurnberg was sighted
July 30 near Midway Island. bound
of war by Germany. Previously she
had cleared from Honolulu for Samoa.
Since then there have been repeated
rumOrs that the Nurenberf WAS in Pa
cifc waters. Her position when sight
ed would indicate That she probably
kept on westward 10 join the German
forces In Chinese waters.
Washington, ID. c., Aug. 1O.-PostaI
money order service with Austria wns
suspended to-day by the Post Office
Department.
View York, Aug. 10. - The British
British ships only, according to ane
DOuncement to-day at meeting of
the special committee ON problems of
war shipments of the Chamber of Com
mercc. subcommittee was appointed
to determine what can he done by the
United states government In regard to
war insurance.
New York. Aug. 10.-Thc deadlock in
the financial district continued to-day,
although surface conditions pointed to
Increased confidence.
Winnipeg, Man. Aug. 1O-Canada's
offer of n million bags of flour was ac-
cepted by the British government in
cable message received to-day. Gov
ernment officials completed arrange
ments to ship the flour about the mid
die of this week.
Washington, ID. c., Aug. 1O.-Charge
Huebschcr, of the Swiss IeETtiOD, nOti-
fled the State Department that martial
law had been declared I'm Switzerland.
The charge is buswy moving his ma
tiOnals I'm this country automatically
recalled for defense by the declaration
of the state of siege.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1O.-The American
Line steamship HaverfOrd, flying the
British flag, arrived here to-day from
LoverpoOI with 555 passengers, having
made the greater part of the trip with
lights out. The steamer left Liverpool
July 20 and was well OHt Mt sea when
Informed that war had been declared
between England and Germany.
London. Aug. 10, 2.O5 y. - The
AustrO-Hungarian Ambassador was
still in London to-day and the British
government seems disposed to leave the
Initiative to AuStria-Hungary In the
question as to whether war Is to be de-
cIaret between the two countries.
Washington, ID. G., Aug. 10. The
hattleship Maine, carrying midshipmen,
is being held at Gibraltar for possible
rescue work among Americans i'm Eu-
rope. The armOred cruiser Tennessee,
with its cargo of gold. is due In North
ern European waters by next Saturday
and the cruiser North Carolina will
probably arrive about the same time.
The Maine may he used i'm distributing
the gold TO the refugees.
London. Aug. 10, 11.40 n. m.-The
BeIgian legation here declared mt 10
D'clOc< this morning In connection with
the siege of Liege; "Up to the present
forts are still holding out"
London. Aug. 10, z:10 p. ma
telegram from Charlero, Belgium, to
the Daily Mail, dispatched on Sun
day night, says a force of French
troops arrived in time to participate in
fine success of General Leman's Bel
gian division over the German troops
investing Liege.
The correspondent adds: 1.-THE
French succeeded in reaching the
own of Liege and working behind the
Germans, cut off their retreat.
"The Germans are said to have lost
/, ,000 killed and wounded while 1,700
pf them were captured. give the fig
ures under reserve"