The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-01

4 AoA e"S SuiiiHS Out Ol tIlc tcTr1tOrlQlS
Ihe machinery for their mobilization
requires only word to be set In mo-
tion.
The Press Go-operates.
| The request Of the war office tina,
the English newspapers refrain from
publishing army and navy movements,
has met with q patriotic response
The London evening papers publish.
news concerning almost all the armies
or Europe, except that OF Great Bri-
I. tain.
There Is n popular belief that the
British fleet is In the neighborhood of
Flushlng In the North sea, but the
truth Is known only to the members of
, the government.
Dover and Sheerness are virtually
| on a war basis.
| These and other harbors have been
mined.
UlstcrItes Arc Game.
Sir Edward Carson, the Ulster
unionist leader, announced today that
| majority OF the Ulster volunteers
were ready for homo eervice and tha,
many of them we'd accept any SER
vice In which thev could be useful.
While the London stock exchange is
closed for the first time in it's history
by the threat OF war and all-tho ex-
changes In England and Scotland i'm,
mediately shut their doors on learning
OF London's action. there has been
no panic, nor any important failures.
| The stock exchange governors were
warned early today by members csr.-
mated at from one hundred to one
hundred and tifty that IL the stock cx-
change opened they would be ruined.
governor Of the Bank OF England
stated there virtually Is To doubt that
tho banking act would be suspended
before business IL resumed and that
/ the Bank OF England will issue one
pound noteE to- relieve the strain.
London, July 31-A startling semi
official note isnucd at Paris late to-
!: night dealing With the German
threatened military movements on the
French frontier and with brooches os
frontier rights and tho cutting OF
, railways by tho German outposts,
which the cabinet council discussed.
1t Is understood that the French
troops were withdrawn short dis
tance from the frontier to avoid the
, danger of possible collision.
Navigation Suspended.
New York, July 31.-Trans-A Atlantic
service of passeIker and freight
steamships with saiiings between Ger
man and American ports has beeL
practically suspended for an Indefinite
period, owing to tho international sit
tation abroad. BY wireless today the
Hamburg-American line recalled its
vessel, President Grant, and the North
German Lloyd line its Grossner Kur-
fuerst, both OF which sailed from this
port yesterday. the former for liam
burg, the other for Bremen.
Each of these lines announced that
its .ehipr would be held until further
notice ut the points where they are
men, New York and Boston. Ships
now n mid-ocean will bo held SIM
ilarly at their point If destination.
Traffic Tiei Up.
Thousands of passengers Will be de-
layod in smiling and must seek passage
on other boats !f thoy decide to go to
Eurppe Immediately Booking agen-
| cies made arrangeE, ITS for tho trans
fer OF some OF the assengers of the
Vaterland, the ,amburg-American
liner which was (: have sailed tomor-
row from Hobokt =,
Under hi. 1rent Colors.
| The pier ge.r, In Hohoken, were
closed and q r1. i maintained agesnRt
others than pr :sengers and crews go-
Ing aboard e., German ships. The
Eastern tAsi. ~ Steamship company
operating sk Ut between Libau, Rus
sia, anu th' port flying the E1ssian
flag. may p.s 90 them under the Danish
flag IL hcst sllties break out. their ag.
ents. here titimated today. The COM
4 pany is largely n Danish concern,
withdraw Insurance.
It was Learned today In marine In
surance circles that underwriters hac
reEuseh to insure ships flying the Rus
sian tiag and that there was great hes-
itancy in taking risks on German
I,steamshirs. III n S,si - -:
The steamer Kiowa, owned by the
standard Oil company and flying !: q
fGerman flag. which sailed today fot
fAlgiers, turned around when OF Sandy
Hook and headed for New York again.
UntiI Noon Today.
Es Paris, August Il THE sAsatIn makes
much OF the dispatch from Eiome ics
laslna 10 Germnny' alleged deMann
Il says tho QtorIinle d'ltalia publishes
i two dispatches that Germany has CIV
en- france twelve hours III which TO
declare Fer neutrality and that a sim.
: liar ultimatum has been sent 10 R1s-
Hia. setting the same time limit 90
d tceEso tn0bilt tion. The nltImatnnas
s. fexpire at noon Saturday. q
4 Developments Watched S
Il American AAbass sadors Instructed 10