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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
LARGE ATTENDANCE
At Sunday Evening Service at First
christian ChUreh-ReV. Roud Shaw
Preached Good Sermon.

The revival at the First Christian
church Eot we'll under way last night
when twelve persons hit the traU'
following Evangelist Shaws sermon
on The Devils Aid Society" Tbs
handsome new church building va
iull 70 overlooking. this being the
largest crowd TO attend a single serv.
night ''"'
There will be no services tonlrnt.
nor on any other Monday night durins
the campaign
IN his sermon last night Evangelist
shaw havcd the 'on and on" Cbrie.
ian. the doubling Christian whom be-
aescrlbed a. man Of two per cent
tdlh ln a lun per cent God. and tho
hypocru. both in and out Of the
church
n lot OF Christians" he said. are
as ,s Irregular as the boundary line OF
West Virginia. You don't have 10 BE-
in the church 10 be- hypocrit IN Won
are dirty man and your wife thinks
you are clean. YOU are a hypocrit. If
YOU are kvy-Eoak and YOU lead
your friends 90 believe that you are
not. then YOU are n hypocrit n Won
cheat your neighbor and try 70 Boea
MS an honest man YOU are a hvpOcr.f
whether you ar" In the church or ont
Of &c."
lu bis sermon yesterday morning
Mt shaw described true religion a.
the Kind hat feeds "a man when he Re-
hungry clothes him when he Ia iu
rags. aud gets him n Job when he liz
out Of work
Today personal workers will begin
e systematic canvass OF tho CITY ID,
interest The people in tho mcetin.e
\ special uHsical feature Of last
nirhf's services was a duof NV Cbor
10 L." -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09

contract has been signed by the
huHrd of objection wifh tNs ohio VALLEY
Electric COMPANY for "Juirc" for All
school buildings.
The ticket selected at tho Republican
primary last Friday ~ unquaatiruab,,.
t.e iret ever ga med ard wIu uHflv Ia
elected from ton 10 bottom
The members of the city council viii
cnn.id'r the ads liability OF lighting ths
water company regarding Tho RAISING
the rate iu this town
Arthur Williamson has returned q.
pie homo no Cleveland o.. after eusnd.
ING we pIHt few days with friends auf
Michael swain ia confined Co Hfa home
Du south Marshall street with an tif.
ness "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
BENW0OD


40 % second floor off tns nov Union
.lth school building o. fhe Junction
L.t1 h''n 'uttrrly completed and fHfs
lH,t uihE number of important change
VIII hn nude. Tho school iu fte f-fftt
whfd VIII D. closed and tho pupif- fr
lh' iirst end second grades viii b.
~. 'i lnl" the new building ruuta
iu ulr THIRD end F1urth rradss t1tb
Lho central building and The FTuh v.tr.
huIdinE VIII also BE- transferred 10 tr-
ne" building. The ABOVE cnangs Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
no Innsnenhent T1eket.

Who spid independent ticket" Local
Republicans are unable 90 fiud siugi"
member Of their party in favor Of any
third ticket and such was never dreamed
of according Co their af1tmcntE. AZ a
matter OF fact the Republicans are re-
fpicinr over the selc"tius 81 such e.
splendid ticket az the primary held last
Friday. The opposition may like 60 se-
a third ticket but tn' Republicans tsii
To- see BE-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
Hsld Intsrestinr Ms,tinr.

The Concordia club held q weu at
tended meeting yesterday afternoon az
their club rooms iu The Rank Of ren-
wood building. Matters pertaining To-
the next social affair Co b. given bt tho
club were discussed o. length and plans
Tor the ncNt affair orc now under wa.
The exact date FOR the holding ~ tr-
session VIII Do announced later Several
applications Tor membership were a-sp
taken under consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09

Th" Wheeling Electric Company have
started "a large force UI men afrtncfnr
wires over the man. poles recently
erected in this city o. tho cts limit line
iu south lcuwuud. The worn Of utrlul
ing tNc wires will b. pushed along rau-
fdlf 1g % O. The dreir ~ the com puuv
to hpNc the lines rcacu Mouudasilto be-
Tore 90" summer BE- over No franchise
lns ~ set been Eranfed in McMsr ben.
but 90 o. thought that satisfactory term
viii b. made between the council ang
The company within the next few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
The Forty Year lest

An article must have exceptional
merit TO survive for a period OF forty
years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
was nrst offered TO the public in
IssS. From small beginning II has
grown IN favor and popularity until IL
ton. You will find nothing better FOR
a cough or cold. Try II and you will
understand why IL Is a favorite after
a period OF more than forty years.
II not only gives relief-it cures. For
sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
May Have Town clooh.

Following the dedication 81 the new
Mon HiEh school building petition
the Fourth and Fifth wards for the pur
pose OF securing funds Tor which e. pur-
chase town clock GO be- Installed in
the new school buIldtuE. Or Luu ctuc.g
~ procured ~ viii b. O. great beue- ri.
O" The persons residing IN these two
wards end viii D. rrsatiN appreciate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09

The students go tho local IIich school
hold q meeting last week at whicu tiur,
pr "a ~. iucu o. place r. good ball team
Hu The usld this season Co. represent Toe
ghpul Albert l.aaa. one OF last years
players. was selected us captain 81 tho
team THIS year while D. o. Hauifau win
oct a. manager. Several gaines Will d..
nrraured with che best school teams In
THIS section and "a good team viii bc re-
cured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
Lost Large Sum.

local WOMAN II reported 10 have
lost $40 in Wheeling late Saturday even
ing ana sa FAR as can be learned has
been unble to obtain any clue OF the
person or persons who got the money.
Inc money was taken out OF the wo-
mans hand bag and she was able TO Sc
cure a good description OF the man. The
matter was not reported to the Wheel
ing police until late in the evening and
they at once started to work on the
case.
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Ine EpFOrth League of the Tirat 81
y. church viii give party in the church
to-murrow evening Tor the young pe0f.f.
or thc church and their friends and nII
ere invited 20 attend. The hours vfif
Dc from 20 till 10 o'clock \ program
viii b. rendered and aii Kinds III n.
Treatments served.
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The new Conman clothing store I'm the
Hobensack building on Hanover street.
viii De opened to the public this morn
lhs win "a run line OF clothing and
gents furnishings. Mr.. Coffman Is we'll
experienced In the clothing business and
VIII no doubt make good I'm this city.
the stock was placed In the store sat
urday and every thing will be ready Tor
the opening this morning
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u. A. v. Sewing Cluh.

ne members OF the y. a v Saving
club VIII be pleasantly entertained this
evening at the home OF Miss Catherine
woods on West Washington street and
an or the members will no doubt be i'm
attendance. Fancy work and sewing
viii be the diversion OF the evening. Al
viii be served to all OF those prssenf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
LADIES CHORAL cLus.

a meeting Of the ladies' choral
tlub Of Greater Wheeling will b.
held this evening AZ o'clock. IN the
flrst fresbyterian church. Tor the
purpose Of rehearsing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09

The Third annual banquet OF the Iur
tor Bibio Glass ~ the Ftrsf ~ =, churer
was given In the church Saturday even
lnE ana proved 90 D. very eufovaiI.
htteir. About 30 were present durirr
the evening and sat down Co ono al fbr
finest hanqucte ever served. After the
table, were cleared away n fne rrg-
gram was rendered
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take place this morning. The Banks
Company have started
work on the installing Of the floor IN
the gym In the basement Of the new
and the same will b. completed
iu q short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09

Wilbur Gwynn OF this city will
ieaye today for Pittsburgh, where he
VIII visit relatives
Charles +. Lavender of the Auto
supply company left yesterday on a
business trip to Cleveland and detroit
CHARLES Dean OF Spencer is spend.
ing several days in the city as the
guest OF friends on the Island.
Miss Gertrude Fahey of this CITY
Is spending a few days in Sistersville
Irwin l. Fletcher OF Cameron was
The guest of relatives in Woodlawn
yesterday -
Mr.. and Mrs Breitfield and Miss
Bertha Breitfield sailed on the Kaiser
Mllhelm III. on March 10, for london.
Paris and Bremen.
>. w. smith, former general man.
aser OF the City and Elm Grove r. n
Co, was in the city over the week end
visiting friends and former business
acquaintance
sam Moran of the city police force
rs slightly indisposed with bad ulcera.
iion on his lip. which IL is feared will
develop into blood poisoning.
MI; and Mrs. Ben Exley have taken
tne wilson Burruss residence in Lea.
therwood Lane. which they will occn.
by on May LIST.
Mrs. Annie v. Sage Little of Fargo
Ewing '"iiieS
}. Shewen Gibbs left Saturday for
DeLande' Florida, to spend several
Hon. William Hearne has goro %
Kansas City. Mo, where he will me-,
Mrs. Hearne, and together they will
this city INNS w
Mrs. n. Price Whitaker has 70.
turned from a visit with relatives in
Indianapolis III
Mrs. George W Stamm is the guest
OF friends at Trenton. Pa.
Miss Janet McIlwaine. who has
caused such n furore i'm the roof car.
uen at Jardin de Danse of New york
- IN the city. the guest of her sister
Miss Alice McIlwaine.
Mrs. Franz Laupp OF the Island
spent Friday In Pittsburgh on bust.
Miss Carrie Iaupp is spending the
friends. Hues' Oh
Mrs. Theodore Modem OF Barnes.
VIE WI was visiting her sisters. Mrs
W. II. Metzner and Mrs. Kate Strom.
oerg. IN this city yesterday.
marry Molden OF bethany COLLEGE
sp,;tnt sunday In this city visiting rel.
q. Miss Carrie Dague. teacher in the
w Mesl Liberty Normal school. spent
saturday and yesterday as the gnest
or Elm Grove relatives
John ~. Hand IL very iu al his
r iOliie on the National road Elm
Rev. Charles ,. Hutslar. pastor of
me Island Christian church. who has
nasen connecting revival services In
,,.uht halner. Nd. Is expected to re-
urn &tDoui Friday Of this week.
=. W. Crabbe Of Charleston t,resf.
9eht or The West Virginia Anti.Ssioon
CITY on business ~ ''''7
capt ". $. Pope. OF Parkersburc
owner OF the Pope line of -fesmbostg
sg,IflNed IN the city from Pitfsbur-
saturday and lcff Yesterday FOR Ci,-
clnnau on business
w " Campbell or Fafrm0rf srrtycd
"sl hlsht for brief business wish
=. ~ trummett. supcriutcUdenf of
81. arie.ton district Of the Anti.
~ ioon lr1guo ~ West Nirriuia H. Ia
wheeling on business D"
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE
PUBLIC.

Az coupons Of the Stewart wssbi,o
Cfystsl published In the sunday No.
Mareh lst, will be redeemed b. vo,,s
grocer until Saturday. March f4tb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09

only routine business VIII be transacted
so FER es can be LEARNED. The city ems
ployes viii receive their regular pay
checks on "Wednesday morning from
city Clerk Higgins.
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MARTINS FERRY
Continued from Page six.)
bowling Party.

MS evening the office employees ma
chinists and engineers Of the Wheeling
corrugating Company will give a bowl
ing party at the Ideal bowling alley on
south Fourth street and the three ALLEYS
nave been rented for the entire evening.
as there Will be eighteen In the party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
DOWDEI.L REALTY I'd.


Ben Phones-Call Moundsvllle.
yftce--3u5-R Residence 237-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
About People
Movements OF individuals TO
and From tile City.
TRI-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS

The Melure-Milo @. Kelsor. West.
eryille. o.; T. X. Moore. Akron, O. /;
Clarence Minty, Bellaire. o.: X. r.
Parish. Pennington. w. Va: s. p.
Grummitt. Charleston. w. Va: f. A.
Pohlman. Akron. o.: Chas. Flecken.
stein, PIT Marion. Pa: n. +. Kinloch.
New Kensington. Pa.
The Grand centraI-Russel Shaefer,
81 Clairsville. o.; Bill Bailey. St
Clairsville. o.; Fred Sidebottom, 81.
Clairsville. o.: Bern Ruble. Powhatan.
o; Q. A. Nelson. Youngstown, o.; n
w. Brown. Pennsboro. w. Va: Thos.
Jacobs, New Martinsville. w. Va. /;
MIS-; W. W. Dick. Sistersville. w. Va.
The Brunswick-w III. Vest.
Clarksburg. w. Va: o. V. Leveen. Fair.
mont, w. Va; VIM. Weekly, Verona
Pa; c. w. Rodecker. Verona. Pa.
The starm-Will G. Kester. West
vile; o.: Geo: W Cradle, Charleston,
W. Va; w. A. Williams, Barton. q. :
Mrs; Mary Scally. New Martinsville.
W. Va; p. $, Johns and wife, Goes.
u; Henry Scheff, Parkersburg, w.
va; w; b. Campbell. Fairmont' w,
Va; +. w. Beebe. Coshocton, o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
HOT WATER HE4TiNG

Archie y. 8. wood. 232z MarEst stree,
ffaCtcnl PLUMBER. flfa and steam TIf.
etf. Hot water heating ms anrrfrffv 4
can MAKE you comfortable. Hoth rh0ncs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-09
The WHEELING INTELLIGENCER
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED ALPHABETICALLY
IMPORTED OLIVE OIL

Imported olive on-ws sell only Also.
iutely Pure olive OIL Highly recon.
rnendsd for table and medicinal use Pull
line Imported Groceries. q. Loxomar-
elmo. 18th and Water SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
COSSACKS ANNIHILATE
8 UHLAN REGIMENTS
Austrian Cavalry Brigade, Driven Into Swamp, Is Exter
minated in Opening OF Battle on
River Dniester, in Gacia.
[By Cable to The Tribune.

St Petersburg Aug The Russian headquarters staff at Zoutscu
Volutschg officially announced last night that the Aus
and that four regiments Of
Austrian infantry and eight o Uhans had been routed
Paris "a dispatch from St Petersburg to the Matn says:
The check the Dniester River Ca
ca regiments infantry and eight regiments OF Uhans
were routed big approaching will probably be decisive
Rome DIaa" publishes telegram from
frontier stating been
nat the Austro- Russian frontier.
cavalry attacked the Cossacs who accompanied
artillery hold their they tried get back across
the frontier fallen and and horses caught IN
marshy ground and until remained alive
ST. Petersburg a London)An attempt by the Germans
Occupy Evduhnn the which Russian
dispatched the failed The Germans consisting
Of detachment infantry artillery have been repused with loss
Application the of his the Russian
army has been by Father Buaovh former officer OF the
guards of monastery Mount Athos IN the
PENN Of SaIonca
Buatovch remaining religious orders and IN mi
, M The crusadnc monks OF the
cred with his oowl
Russians who spending health resorts in the south OF
Dachkow, wife OF the Vice
w f Caucausus NJ Shebeko member
M Council OF the Empire other titled suffered great
bardships at the hands OF German officials
London Aug 49, ma Berlin dispatch to The DAILY lee
vs III. German heavy losses the Russian frontier
officially that German aeropanes have been carrying
x,n.;ve manuvres Russian frontier but have done no
damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
ENGLAND Sends Cruisers
to Guard atlantic Trade

London Aug l2-The Admiralty has which will
Div the Atlantic purpose protecting trade The French
wap search Tor German cruisers
known be in the Atlantic
The enemys ships the official Admiralty report VIII be hunt
continually although elaps before they
down they will be kept busy do much mischief
merchant vessels fitted and armed at British
sen also are parong and keeping them clear OF German
With day that British control OF trade
OF the Atlantic becomes
I'm where the Germans have scattered nd
the formidable OF te naval
are proceeding the Admiralty give reassurance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
RRITAIN DISMISSES
AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR
Envoy IS Years in London, Must Leave Today
Washington Hears War Has Been Declared be-
tween England and Dual Monarchy

ondon Aug 13-Londoners awaited with tense expectation last
r . British government follow the lead OF France and sever
s With Austria believed until long after midnight that an
that Great Britain had declared war Oh
Austria.
The Foreign Office statement included the following
IIis Majesty government has declared to Ills EN'en' n
Il;an Ambassador that they themselves obliged 10
one that state exists between Great Britain ana Austria
Hungary as from midnight
g - ,e immediate effects Of changed situation be
where the combined BRUSH
I cb Mediterranean squadron will hasten deal with Austria
This will afford relief whose sole port AnTarl
che mountains behind people found shelter the Austrian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
BELGLANS, UNCHECKED BY TERRIFIC FIRE,
ADVANCE AND ROUT BIG GERMAN FORCE;
KALSERS ARMY NOW ON THE DEFENSIV
LATEST NEWS OF THE WAR.


i and the Germans Mt
13G of
tomorrow o
d
mar % dsoen n
Brussels Aug Iie h
hours t dd
in
eFrnh.h is have wiped WI 9th
ennd HGonsbe
n killed
nhoyld PrncGeo
cruiser
Aug r
Aug George of Sh by Of a
hew eAustnnsb sbonbat Belgrade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13

warhps have bombadng Aterward will follow
Ausria's Mediterranean
Hungarian Ambassador Pouy-
Dctrchstcn London to-day Menzdorf
intimate friends of the British royal family He feeling his dismissal
keeny Only the other day he said NO why should
England and Austria good friends The
has London eighteen He of the
Embassy then Minister and later raised Ambassador
known how Count Mnzdof will reach
Bamoa hospital wounded
soldiers
deny the Joseph will
field He decided the staff headquarters
Washington l2Wod received here officially that
stated which of these
the FIRST TO declare
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
GERMAN EXPLANATION
IS SOUGHT BY HOLLAND
Presence of Troops Along Dutch Frontier Regarded
Cause for War-Queen Wilhelmina in
Danger of Alternating Her People.
By E. B. WHITLEY.

special Correspondent New York Tribune and London Sandad
Brussels Aug IA high official informed to-day that Holland
with having modified apparently
had been official demand explanations
regarding the concentration Of German
Dutch that the with
Holland would consider their presence bei
informant added be the Ho
Whema Prince Conso would ALLEVIATE pub
lie sympathy they did consideration the antGeman feel
ings Of the Dutch people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13

St Petersburg Aug 3The Russian headquarters staff at Zo
Vouschgk and Zboue officially announced last night that the
trian check the Dneer and that four regimen
Austrian infantry eight of Uhlans had been routed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
WEATHER

rArR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
Temperatures Yesterday;
Nigh. 10; Low, 10.
Pull report on Page e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
First Guns in Most Deadly Conflict in
Modem Warfare Fired at Tonges,
Where Germans Are Driven Back.
u. S. AMBASSADOR LEAVES BERLIN
Lege Forts Again Attacked by Germans Still Are Hold
ing Ou-New Troops Being Rushed to Scene
French Giving Good Account of Themselves
By FRED PITNEY,


London Aug 13 Thursday )-The opening in what
be the greatest battle known all the annals of warfare
heard all along the gigantic front from the Dutch frontier
in the north to Switzerland in the south
At almost point cavalry constantly
and several places in Belgium and Aace artillery dues
appear to be in progress
Apparently the Germans have determined adopt defensive
rather than the offensive tactics originally planned for the latest
messages from the line of battle indicate they have thrown u
trenches and other field Notifications along their northern front
Metz and Sassbug where they concentrating strong
ly fortified positions
Loss of life the worlds greatest bateeld of the past
doubtless will fade into ngnicance alongside the appalling
mark this Renfocenents constantly
being rushed forward augment the already number of the
Kaiser's troops.
deemed probable that the first fighting already
under way Tongres, small thirteen miles northwest of
eg for the revebeaon of artillery firing has been heard
tinuously there since yesterday morning.
From Tonges this battle likely spread along the entire
souheasey direction like long train of gunpowder
suddenly ablaze end.
Meantime in the theatre of the combined Sevian
and Montenegro forces continue puhsing forward into Bosnia
while the Russians gradually driving the Austan before them
along the Gacan frontier No general reported
from the German Russian border but the Russians chiefly
successful Cossack smshng, although the Germans
reported to have progressed way into Poland
The extraordinary phase of the campaign the
present position of the Liege which
holding out
London, Aug 13 Thursday, $40 A. M)-"The Morning
Posts Amsterdam correspondent that James W. Gerard the
American Ambassador Germany has left Berlin for Amse
dam.
The first battle open country reported in the following
official communications
"Aer having passed the night Tuesday, in the position they
had reached their of yesterday the Germans this
ing toward point dispositions which they
thought not held
"Our staff however, alert and, informed by cavalry
able give the ORDERS with the
result that enemy found their advance checked An
took place in which troops successful Ten thou
sand me took part in the fighting.
'This the first action of troops country and
their conduct good augy for the future Apart from this
the situation to all appearances has undergone change
Brussels dispatch The Daily Chronicle" that the
German Emperor reported his take personal
mand of the German in Belgium similar report
current on Sunday The report has not been confirmed
Another dispatch from Brussels that the food supply
there abundant the having bought
supply of grain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
fRy In. A,sociated Pres..l

Brussels London) Aug l2Anticpatng attempt by Germany
the north by closing Dutch Lmburg which would
Bgans the that side the Belgian
her intentions the
event thar Dutch neutrality is violated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
AMERICANS IN LONDON.

The Tribune prints this morning the remainder of
the original list of Americans registered at the American
Embassy in London
A supplementary list will be printed tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-13
By CAPTAIN GUY MARRIOTT,

Special Correspondent Tribune London
Brussels Aug 1.-THE Belgian cavalry coming into
with Uhan patrols led to-day between tho
left wing of the allies and massed division of German cavalry
infantry and artillery.
Despite the terrific artillery FIRE of the enemy the Belgians
cody advanced and after long continued fighting drove the
enemy back miles and finally put them completely
German loss appears be heavy and many cavalry
men have been made prisoners.
Travelling rapidly along the allies ranks by word of mouth
news of awakened oubss of enthusiasm
even as far the French frontier.
BY JULIUS c. PRICE.
Special correspondent New York Tribune London Standard
Paris Aug. 12.-French cavalry, reported succeeded u