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Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
Dainty Summer Dresses
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Bisbee daily review., 1914-08-09
Charming Summer Frocks A Drastic Clearance Embracing Our Entire Remaining Stock of the Bet fer Grades, Choice Mondau for

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17
BERLIN HEARING
DEPRESSING news

Berlin. Sept. lS-Delayed). In
stead Of the cxultation mat marked
the capital during the nrst days Of
the war there havs been during the
lest few days widespread evidence Of
depression that = constantly growing
glocmier. This h true throughout
Berlin today, not only among on1clals
and tho aristocracy In general. but Il
has also spread among the people
everywhere.
Berlin also u beginning to receive
seemingly authentic reports Of dis
turbing nature from the outlying dis
trtcts, where II u sid that marked
separatist movements are gaining mo-
mentum. Word OF these movements u
coming in. not from = particular Sec
ton Of the empire. tat from the states
In general, especially from Bavaria.
Wurtunburg Ind SaxOny.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17
HOLD DESTROYER OF LOUvAIN
AS CRIMINAL PRISONER

Client. Sept. 1.-THE Belgians have
refused to treat ~ prisoners Of war
Commandant Meune. commander OF
the landStorm At Louvain. He II be-
tng held - Z criminal prisoner At
Antwerp, and will be court-martiAled
for gross attractions Of the laws Of
war. The future campaign ID to be
controlled by the developments Id
France.
The BelgiAns are passionately In
love with the edidces OF the capital.
Tho Germans have dug trenches on
the hill on which the famous palace
or Justice and the equally famous
royal palace stand. and ara UNDER
stood TO have mined all important
public buildings. and will blow them
up II they are driven out.
II haD been years since therN have
been such heavy rains In Belgium In
mid -eeptember. The operations, e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17
peciaity OF the artillery. are hAndi-
capped by the unusual conditions
GERMAN STRATEGY Il TO
RELIEVE THE PERIL OF
Army or CROWN PRINCE

uo.A..r~ a.rs fs.axp ~ A.
10y ~. ,.,Ss. .ArsA: -
ret~ed her. mi. .fsernccn 1rc,. ~.
csia 49, - ~nca,-ssar. ...,,-s
~ tha Ersrch ornciai~ ro1 ioc.tsd ~
Rordsanr IN thai All n. 6isn.tches
~ th.t -. rranch .rA py,,i.h sroons
h.d connis4ed nrsns rstsnns 10 resist
~ .rsr,y rcr+h a. -. xtsrA - vsli
q at the center north Of Rheims, and
wese OF the Arronne.
=. 4, 49,. 80 -~.r..s 49, .A>% ~.
.s sn - ~. .assN 49,
~. m. ~. ;,,,nnHI.ts oht.c. a. ~.
.r.,M. r.,ra :. - ~n.h,s ~. any
S.sa.h ~, M n :. crown n-,rcs
-. " ns " 81. .. n.in,,s
na-,.,as ou' VI 'eA eses'"@ 's''AoA
po..A
The army OF the crown prince. the
dispatches from the front continue. =
moving north between tne Ar1onns
mountains ana the Mouse tnrougn A
extremely rouen country. wnsre tns
only existing forest ROADS ~ TOT tne
pasage OF AraAery. o. gym 1or 1870
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17
Germans In Strong
Position Ready For
Second Great Battle
Terrible Struggle Probably Already In Pro-
eress North Of the Aisne--Heavy Ger
man Reinforcements Rushed to front.
Allies Lines Intact as Yet---Long and
Bloody Fight Anticipated.

Pars ls-Beyond the measre announcements contained
ha* n O'Clock this evening the
.,d src., had not given way any point
various reports arriving hero 1t y
evident which Germans expected
begun In carne
occurred between the guards Of
enemy pusuing forces Of the allies by which they
oveFtnkem
position b. the Germans Il well chosen and
lons csasene lines be expected Ac-
crnx available hero tho bunt of the
Aics tho Arsonne Ridge and north Of
vrdun which the Germans Offering
n impossible clear whether
te enemy position
his 30 tho river Mouse.
tonight cme that an the
rushed into France from
Another Basel 6scriand
te German the
Belgium. and LuxemburS This
report credited hero
the German commanders In keeping
taken ndicse thas The
preparing scale and hero believes
the will without
the strength Of the opposng nnes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17
Allic. Rcpulac Counter Atsacls.

Allies Rcpulac Counter AttACke-
London. Sept. lS.-After suffering
very heavy losses in unsuccessful
counter attacks. the kaiser's strongly
entrenched armies along the River
Aisne began giving way today.
10 the eastward the army OF the
crown prince. routed from vArennss.
was hurled back along the RtveS
Mouse toward Luxembourg by .
triumphant French force, which now
holds the roadways to Metz. by which
the crown prince might have retreat
ed TO Germany. An ofiiciAl statement
by the war press bureau says:
The general position OF the ailiea
along the Aisne river con1nues very
favorable. The enemy has delivered
several counter-attacks. especially
against the British First army corps.
These have been repulsed. and the
Germans have given way slightly be-
fore our troops. and the French
armies on our right and lett.
The enemy's loss IL very heavy ana
we have taken zoe prisoners"
Second Great Battle In Progress.
Paris, Sept. l6.-Crown Prince
Frederick william has evacuated
varennes. where he made his stand
against the French after his defeat
ut vitry-r1e-Francois. His failure to
hold the French center In check has
thrown the burden of battle on the
German right wing army.
The second great battle Of the war
reached its critical phase today cn~A
line 10 miles long. from Noyon,
iifty-five miles northeast of Paris, to .
point north Of verdun. whore the
crown prince Ia desperately striving
70 evtricate himself from his isolated
position.
The Ufiictaf cUnmuntuuo issued 1t
11:05 r. NJ. tonight. says:
Military headquarters has not
communicated this evening any new
details Of the engagements proceed
lng on our front. AZ has already been
said, nothing must be taken ~ = sur
prise which happens In . battle last
Ing several days. and there - no con-
cIuslon to Be inferred in any sense.
We know. however. 1T 3 o'clock this
evening ~ have not given way at any
point"
A Munich paper h quoted - saying
that French prisoners II that city are
enclosed In An encampmsut whore the
public II admitted for = twenty
pfennie's entrance Fee Il adds that
the Visitors are numerous ana de-
lighted to see the we'll born French
Obliged 20 consort with low born
apachss. all eating At the same mssa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17
Judge Williams Says
Irumpeter Statement
Is An Absolute Lie

Is An Absolute Lie
Patron of Enabling Act, In Telegram %
The Virginian, Denounces Utterances of
Trumpeter as to His Attitude Toward
Tobacco" Extra Issued to Mislead the
Farmers---F urther Fakes Exposed.
Pearisburg, Va, Sept 1e, 1914
Editor vrginian:
Richmond, Va.
have just seen Trumpeter of the 10th instant In which
lie published letter pupotng to be from nephew Sanuel
w. Williams Jr This is the first have seen Or heard
mens on by Trmpeter the charge made even
inference to drawn that in the least in sympathy
the statement made by the Trmpeer as absolute lie and
regret that do not know who calling liar, a. no ~
dividual seems to be responsible. -.-.-@S Ss
Government association mas issued an ezra =
Of Virginia concerning the aifuds n
wnlon = - - 49,, = ,,.a .wns nnrnort. Is =. 81. c,rn.
of Hon Martha
exceedingly significant that the sttsr =
follows:
Hon artn
J Fines who =
interested in prohibition issue people,
is issue to namely the tobacco
shoS this gentleman viii =
SAMUEL WILLIAMS
pubsshsd uadss
Of the Virginia Association for Local
| headlines xs1ha
CIGARETTE EVIL CALLED cH1xTxkM
THE ss1r TO COME NcosrRovERr1B1E PROOF
AGAINST TOBACCO INDUSTRY PRESENTED ~ H.
NATE LETTER TO DELEGATE FATHER OF -
ENABLING ACT"
NEPHEW
the in williams Of cnsA x
enabling introduced at the last ssssion
nsht for the moor OF the nous
makng OF prohibition 80
Of the delegate from sA#
Of the
Samuel W. Williams Jr
him friend
in the issue come
for momen' that Mr. Williams was
inventng he invent the issue
his uncles
he
- h . ,rsd vno was interested in statewide prohib,uon,
from tobac o Williams s@aH9a
in confidence Of his uncle who ht
the cheftain among statewde
What
planning T. follow W -
prohibition agitation
about
applied
tho lssusto coms-th trut l downsd"
WHAT
Ben Owen Jr secretary The
the nrs, page Of this appears
doubt that the stawtdsrs in virsin.
carried with
Samuel W. Williams 10 Ms
enabling
Ieader Of In
the Statewide cheftatn
cigarette
| WILLIAMS
Trumpeter indicated that there IL nontvsihas
yu6ge
Williams
IL miunderstcoo
he ~
doubt opinion tn. person persons
: rrumpsterT
saions wiiamsl judge williams sxpfsa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17

COMPARISON AND CONTRAST
Death Efectualy Demonstrates Misrepresentation
v.s s ssd sa,ss sss s
published
ss,1 sGs s
sey hes State
e n is .r at hsh
.nd the ss ees Wea
wa. s y dated '2l wilson s Wilson's reply
II am in favor Of local option thorough believer in local sell
ss
Wilson reply . letter ask
s 1 ss. League that local option
the following letter.
State of New Jersey,
Executive Department
communication from politician or supposed that trying
made sneedY pi' states
sss' s1a t sss i'
ssa G s'. and ssz & T. h
% snsf sn as s'i ' impossible Kept any
Mr. f. W. Grogran Byer Tex
and ss Wilson . Believed a ss il; s@s s
Statewide prohibition practicable desirable in
Texas
letter Mr. written months and six days
would
that there inconsistency these letters but the inconsistency
writing OF
Statewide hghcense
Of he
position local option and Statewide prohibition and ne took
OF
which adopted worked local option preference State
option and adopt Statewide prohibition.
letter
boldly declaring President Wilson's letter
option written August IL 1912 Never there reck
the facts indicated
unable the authenticity Of the letter written by
Governor Wilson to Mr. ogan destroy the OF this let
dating the letter Of Governor Wilson's Rev Thomas b. Shannon
of August II, 1912 and Declares
Shannon his belief the
local written 1912more than and
month later which the presidents recent utnce
this statement false and that Mr. Shannon
the following Saon League office
in New Jersey:
Richmond, Va Sept. 49, 1914.
"Samue Wilson,
"1007 Ordway Building,
Newark n j.
claim President Shannon dated
- 1872 later than the Did President Wilson
oponf promptly official statement
letter that Of April
81 1911 and that President Wilson's May 1911 and that
there reply date Of August 12 1872 claimed by wet
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-17

Patron of Enabling Act, In Telegram t.
The Virginian, Denounces Utterances of
Trumpeter as to His Attitude Toward
Tobacco--"Extra" Issued to Mislead the
Farmers---F urther Fakes Exposed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
Hundreds OF sheep Burn

Flood Drives Out so Families.
Telluride Colo July 2S.-TwO per
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
LIVE WIRES ARE
WANTED BY THE
BUDGET WORKERS
Over $4,000 Has Already
Been Raised by Committee
of Faithful Workers.

Help Wantel-Live wires wanted TO
assist in raising the remaining S-2suVy
for the chamber Of commerce DLI5S1
fund. Apply at once to ROBERT ma
kaue-, president chamber or commerce
More than half OF the $4,000 DudSel
fund has already been suDscIlDSu aLlu
less than half Of the prospective SUD
scribers have been seen Dy lne can
wasting committe- The remaining mar
Of the budget fund can DC oDldlhe9
before August 10th if the chamber OF
commerce directors are given dssls-
lance, president Krakauer says
There were but 10 men at work Tues
day afternoon soliciting for the ouQ-
get fund and they are the same Ialln-
ful workers who raised the IlrsL so
00O An effort is being made 10 gel %
more solicitors TO assist in the canvass
II this can be done there VII De no
difficulty in getting the S7O,OOg- me
subscriptions are being obtained with
out difficult this year, the old SUD
scribers are increasing their suoscrlp-
tons and the property owners ar q
signing contributions for the tlrst time
in the history OF the chamber All
that is now needed to make the budget
fund OF $4,000 a reality are a numDer
Of active canvassers-
The budget fund committee held its
weekly luncheon al the motel SleluOA
Tuesday and analysed the lists OF pros
poets. appOrtioned the names among
the Canvassing committees and DIS
cussed plans for getting out the work
ers. The budget fund total is now
S25,5O0 and it is expected TO add So
600 more to the fund before the end OF
the week. The clearing house mas
subscribed $3.50 TO the fuad which is
the largest single subscription The
property owners committee is sending
out personal letters to all OF the prop
erty owners appealing to them to sub
scribe literally to the fund. This Is
expected to be a big boost to the fund
when the property owners subscr1p-
tions start to come in and the assis-
lance Of the Adclub and the Rotary
club is expected TO add another $1,000
to the fund
The committees which were at work
Tuesday afternoon were r 3. Orn-
dorff. J. +. Primm and Claiborne
Adams; George R lie Baron. Scott
White and c. l. Sirmans. V. r stiles,
=. G. Perry and S. c. Aubrey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
EXPANDS
WITH WAR SCARE
Trade Expands Immensely
With Formal Declaration
Of War by Austria.

Chicago, Ill. July 2s.-Immenss sIpan-
sion OF the trade. in wheat followed an
nouncement today that war had been Off
cially declared Within few minutes the
market touched point about cents a
bushel higher than prices early IN the ses-
sion and . = cents above Monday night
Wild fluctuations ensued- The rise in
the market was soon more than doubled, the
September delivery jumping up to SEA
cents, or 81 cents above the minimum
value near the opening Of business.
Corn developed strength almost from the
outset The start, which varied from &c
lower 70 &c advance was followed by a
moderate general gain.
Hedging pressure kept oats relatively
weak Absence OF selling allowed provis-
ions 70 lean TO the bull side.
Scene Is Tumultuous.
Tumultuous scenes not often equaled In
recent years characterized the war trading
in wheat The bulletin telling Of the actual
existence OF formal hostilities caught the
pit nearly bare Of offerings. sellers having
become scarcer and scarcer after Il was
known that Germany had declined to take a
hand in the proposed peace conference at
London
A fresh bulge set in as the market drew
to a close The renewed buying carried
the market up 10 sic for September. rise
OF Sc a bushel from the low point OF the
day
signs OF highly strained relations between
Germany and Russia were responsible for
the fresh outbursts OF the fever to buy.
News OF the mobilization Of British battle
squadrons came Just before the gong
excited with sept at szEc. q jump Of SC
q bushel. compared with "A hours before
The close was at the topnost point OF the
day.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
THE COURTS.
S4TH DISTRICT COURT.
Dan NJ UaeEraou- prerfTfwg

34TH DISTRICT COURT.
Dan NJ Jackson, Presiding.
Annie d. Rogers vs.. ". H. Rogers
suit for divorce; filed
Ethel Littell. by next friend, rs. FL
Paso Southwestern Railroad COM
pany. suit for damages for personal in
juries; filed.
E. T. Hubert VS.. Clarke B. Hubert
suit for divorce; filed.
G. A Langley VS.. Claude Elizabeth
Langley, suit for divorce; filed.
Maria Slider Nocker VS.. Henry Mock
er, suit for divorce; filed
41ST DISTRICT-COURT.
A. NJ. Walthall, Presiding
Alma 5. Bettman ct al VS.. Max Miller
ct al, suit on note and foreclosure OF
deed Of trust lien: filed
PEDRO Rualas VS.. Francisco hualas'
suit for divorce: filed.
SPECIAL DISTRICT COURT.
NJ. Magic, Presiding.
George f. Wallace ct al vs., A H.
LOomis ct al. suit on note; filed
COUNTY COURT.
A. :. ]. Eylnr, PRESIDING
Maria Acosta. charged with selLlhs
liquor on election day complaint Llleu'
JUSTICES COURTS.
Z. b. MeCIinfOcI<, Presiding.
FL Paso Times company vs. = n Glo-
son, suit for S12.06; filed
Alberto Olguin, next friend, vs. II
Paso Electric Railway company, sur
for $35; agreed Judgment Tor alno Jun =,
Regime Cisneros. next trieha, vs. -
Paso Electric Railway company sult
for S65 damages agreed judgment I0I
amount.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
MONEY AND METALS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
~ --o.faFaH Press D


New York, July 2s-ciose; Aereantiis
Commercial bills, ass
Bar silver. 55E-
Mexican dollars. Al.
Government bonds. weak.
Railroad bonds. weak
Call money firmer, - g IA 80 a.
Time loans. stronger 50 days eA' 70
days. 81 13H SIX months, u
Copper. unsettled: spot and Sept offered
al Tin 1.'s Strong: spot. sOsOF 800; sept. so4o
Iead. quiet: as2a1s2
Spelter. steady; 500 51O-
Iron quiet No. 1. Northern, 1A15 Q 1913 :
No. 2 Northern. 1Ab0G 1900 No SCUM
ern 1AT5G els g: No Southern. 1450 q
90: iron, Cleveland warrants, sSl' d4 4
London Metals Markets
London. Eng. July 2s--Ihe London met
spot f5s IS; futures. f5S. 81. as IN
firm. spot 1871: futures, El58. sl5- Lead.
SIS s12 de- Spelter. f2l, ST. d6. Iron,
Cleveland warrants sol
ST. Louis Lead and Spelter.
St Louis. No. July 2s--Lead quiet, St55
spelter stronger. 4-904 AS.
TIE LOCAL MARKET.
Mexican currency, 81
Mexican gold. -
Mexican pesos CEl Paso buying price, tse.
villa currency -IA CaTranza currency
esE chihuahua currency. ISL
II Pnso Smeiter Quotations
n-nrrected Daily
Bar silver. 53%.
Pig lead. 5-s0
Copper. wire bars 1890
Lead Iondonl SIS, 50. do
Weekly Averages
douglas Shelter o1otationAl
Silver. 5A15.
Copper. 1874
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
Too Late to Classify.

a. -
SAVE YOUR RENT-Collect and g53S -
yourself ASK Howell. IS Morgan 5los-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
REPUBLICANS FLAY
DEMOCRATIC POLICY

Lincoln. Neb-, July 2S.-AttaclSs on
the Democratic administration. fnclud-
ing criticism Of the tariff law, the new
currency measure. the foreign policy
and the cost OF living, characterized
the address OF E. L. King OF Osceola.
temporary chairman OF the Republican
state convention when the delegates
assembled here today.
A mild criticism OF the Progressive
party was also made. Arson H Bige-
low. temporary chairman OF the FRO
gressive'' party, which held its first
convention here today, in his address
conferred his criticism on the Republican
leaders and attacked briefly the Demo-
cratic administration
The adoption Of the party platforms
occupied the attention OF delegates OF
both conventions this afternoon. as well
as the delegates 10 the Prohibition
party. who were also in convention
here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
LIVESTOCK.

Chicago Livestock Close
Chicago, III. July 2&-Wheat-RsctA
1900: market weak Besvss. $3.50 a90s
steers S5.40TS-z0. stocksrs and feeders.
50 q 500: cows and heifsrs S2s09s-zos
calves. S7-50G1L0O.
H0g-Rects- 1300os market strong bulk
SS75G sos light. Ss-T06s-205 mixed. ss-55
q $50; heavy. s8406a12Es rough, sl409
S55: pigs $3.50 s-05.
sheep-Rects. I6.o0o; market steady.
Sheep. $3.50 $50; yearlings. SS.s06&55;
lambs. s6.O06S25.
Kansas City Livestock. Cinse-
Kansas City. No. July 2s.-Clttle-RsctG
10. 0O0- market lower. Prime fed steers,
$3.50 995; dressed beef steers. S7-SoGs.55s
western steers $3.50 q g-s0s Etocksrs and
feeders 5000 $50; bulls $5.256s.75;
calves. Ss.0081o.00-
Hog=Rects. 1000; market higher; bulk.
SS-7G0S IS; heavy. S8-SnG $50: packers and
butchers. Ss-75 s-so; light. ss-7o9s.so pigs.
shsep-Rsets. 1000; market higher.
Lambs. s7.25 500 yearlings. s5.T565 SIS;
Wethers. S4-75 $50; ewes. SA25 GAS
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
(By Zeiger HoteLl
Cattle-Rects- 1900. including 400 calves
Steers. S6-25 n $40. stocker steers. $3.50
500: cows. So 50 q $50. heifers. sAT507-06.
bulls. Sf-25 6-o0- calves. $3.50 67-5o.
H0gs-Rects 500s tops. sass bulk. $500
Gs25-
sheep-Rscts. zoo wethsrs. $500 a5.25;
ewes. SASS 500 lambs. Ss-5067-25
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
War Declaration sent to servia.
GERMANY REJECTS
PEACE PROPOSALS

Berlin. Germany. July 2S.-The Ger
man government today returned an un-
favorable reply to the British proposal
for a conference Of the ambassadors in
London OF the European powers in an
endeavOr to bring about settlement
Of the Austro-S ervian difficulty
In its communication, Germany de-
clares that it considers the suggestion
Of sir Edward Grey, the British foreign
secretary, as well meant and good in
principle, but not feasible in practice
and impossible to carry out.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
FAST MOTORBOATS
TO RACE WEDNESDAY

lake George. n Y. July 2S.-Nany
OF the fastest mCtorboats in the world
concluded to-day their last prelimina-
ries TO the three days Of racing for the
championship Of North America which
viii begin Wednesday. The Gold Chal-
Ienge cup Of the American Power Boat
association, goes 10 the winner
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
MONTREAL MARKET CLOSES
REC ATgE on NEanBayl

Montreal. Que. July 2s.-The stock
exchange was closed by the governors
this afternoon because of paniclSy con-
ditions Power stocks were especially
weak Montreal power fell off II points.
Canadian Pacific railway was heavily
traded in and lost several points.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
STOCK MARKET IS
AGAIN AGITATED
International Group Shares
Sell Off; Gold Exports
Announced.
NoTE-ouotatious reflect closing prices
tuesday. July Is

New York. July 2s.-Reflecting foreign
conditions the local stock market mani
deaii1rE Shares Of the international group
were or one to two points. In few in
stances, however. yielding TO London's low
level Announcement OF lurtheI goa eA-
100 "a paris and London served to en-
phasize the financial tension at those
points a., l. -, -.
49, A. tbst time Canadian Pacific was
down 19E points. Union Pacific 81, south
ern Pacific Baltimore & Ohio. smelqng'
Reading. Anal gamated copper. Lehlsh v al
vester from four TO six points trading
vas in extraordinary volume ana, accord
ing TO report, all the foreign meEAels Were
oDeratfons at home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
TO STOP
A GENERAL WAR
ContInued From - D.

Continued From Page One)
and has withdrawn the garrison OF
Belgrade. the capital to the interior,
as the chief city Of Servia occupies a
position too vulnerable TO be held
SmrI Nations Active.
Every war office and admiralty In
Europe was occupied in preparations
for eyentualiues even the smaller
countries such as Holland. Belgium
and Switzerland taking precautionary
measures
Then today came the formal decla-
ration Of war by Austria-Hungary one
Of the members Of the triple alliance,
the other two countries OF which are
Germany and Italy.
War Declaration sent to Servfn.
this afternoon to the Servian govern
ment, which has its temporary head
quarters at Kraguyevatz- It was an
ticipated here that a declaration OF
the beginning OF hosulities would fol-
low quickly on Germany's decision 10
hold slOof from any scheme OF media
ton. The German foreign office had
said that a conference Of ambassadors
would. in its opinion, serve no useful
purpose, while conversations" between
Vienna and St PETERSBURG were still
in progress
Balkan Troops In Motion.
The Militaeri ScheOrundschau reports
active movements OF both Servian and
Montenegrin troops which are in close
touch at Priboj, near the frontier OF
Bosnia
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28
WAR SCARE PUTS
WHEAT UP 10 CENTS

Claiborne Adams was advised by
wire Tuesday afternoon that wheat
jumped 10 cents in Chicago Tuesday
because OF the European war scare. go
ing TO 932sc for September. This is
said to be the greatest single day In
crease in wheat price in 80 years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-28

sons were drowned. 50 families were
driven from their homes and are en-
camped in public buildings and IS
bushes blocks. comprising 100 build
fugs were partially wrecked late Non
day when a wall Of water estimated
to have been ten feet in height, orig
mating in a cloudbursr at the top OF
the range. descended through Cornet
canyon, broke through the dam and
flooded the town. The damage II es-
tfmated at $3.50. 900.