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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Alterations
Manhattan.


BROADWAY 6ss; 70 a sly store aud lon bldg:
Jacob New Realty Co. 35s W jsth st. owner II :
Lion 80 West sd ST, architect; so'vOg
7IH Az cor iogh st. 70 a sly store ana
hotel: + Brady. 72d 81 and Amsterdam Az.
owner: W Lev.tGn. 20 West Slst st. architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVE

ARRIVED.
Qussns'orn NoT 23-Highciire lBrl. New York
london Nov 22-Ardgsrroeh By Nes York
Calcutta. NOV ls-HSFpathian tBfl. New lork .is
Bombay. etc
Alsiers. Nov ii-ComuunipAs New YORK
Naples Nos ls-Cssc-ts liAl. New York
ATOnmOuth. N1s 0-Cenio fBri, Nee lork.
Genes: Nov 2e-Elpoi tIiAll. New Y0rk Vi. Nor
fOlb
Pern,nbuco No, 7o-Rio d. Jsn.iro Bran. S-~
YORK VIA Barbados
Rotterdam Nov 2.-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch.
ssv lork via Falmouth. Westerdyk Dutch Ssv
YORK
ArdroSan. Nov f2-rrcsrsso tNorl. ssw Yors for
BORDEAUX Nov 22-Lsfsye,,e fFrl. NV YORK
SueI Nov 13-Langf0n hall Bfi. Calcutta and Co
loubo Tor Philadelphia and Nes Nurs
Palermo. NoT lf-Wesiroor lBri. New York
barcelona. Nov iS-Auas Dutch. NeE YORK.
MArseilles. Nov is-Harmstttn tBf. Baltimore via
Nantes. No. le-Penrrse tBrl New York
Gibraltar. No' 20-BeLAno tBri, New Yors for
Malta
SAILED
Por, Sa,l Nrr .o-irdra fBrl iron N-x Yort
via ~ Vincent -. NiAtifoSiok
Corpnoi. Nov e0-Setherpafk Orr N~s York: 81
MArchuns Brl tfrym san Francisco. New Yofk
singapore. Not .i-shpton Castle tBri ufOm Nes
Nortl Niaiitosiok
cristobsl. Nos 2S-CalAmnes from New Yorkl.
Gfeenock. Nor 22-wslth.m fBrl. New York
PENANG Nov 4e-ciif n Lincoln fiiri from Yoko-
hama. etcl. Ncv iort
PASSED
Izsrd. N0s ze-1 'nmsyyne tDuirhl Nv York ,ia
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TJiH EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF LODI
Ohio. "a mersinf Ns srsifs With that Of TIE LID,
- ats Hsrt. AGA r. sooofdsnc. With The Law cred.
noss any. HEREBY notin.d 70 present claim,
fer pstnerf. no. g. SWIFT Gamer
I<,ol. ohso. OF. y. 1875
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New Building Plans.
The Bronx.

SOUTH OAK DRIVE. SIS rs Wallace sv; for
3 sly brk dwg ~ sI50 Msscla Construction 90.
ogner. " " Del Gsudio. 40l fremont aH arehl-
fect, SN'rV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

W1Y TIE bss, CENT.A.POsT sn'eiopos. Aso the
ors pa.es rati0nsry. HEsLE1B. J. WEsT. MI.
u pra4p<ct o.. BrDoklyn.
clsyy1L cAgPET CLEANING CO.---Ci.sn, ~
een0fssss1 air. steam. hand - On 5Dr. 1888
p,ss1ray fzi East t5th a. COZ A BRANDT
~ s'~stffh.
ufTTI0nAPH TYPgHBiTTEN LETTths. ieo.
UE5; 1900 us. 1000 " 10
HON la. hsetn ftts.
syy 70 X CARPET cLEksINO WORKS.
Ots1, Largest hosi Noosfs .,,,,.
yfsx RIGS WOyES fEON Old CApEIh
90. rs.xnsids Send ff Circular.
n. tt,a.Is5j Eysla tS7.sss Wees isth ~
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Ship ping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World

West 20. to the Mallory SIS Co. with md'e. quar- At
RognSuen. Ponce Nov "a. Msyasl,r 10. Agu.dns
ls and san Juan II. to the Bui Insular Line, Win
mdse. Bar at % m: ., ,..-,.,, - -.
Old Dominion IS 90. with ndse quar- al 2:3S ? N.
StephAno tBr). ~ Johns. ?. Nov 10 and Han.
'sI 20. 10 Bowrins TO. with mdse. Bar a.
Eiiopoli Itap. Huels. Oct IS, 70 Aus LadOuI.
with l!H;ss Par a 1919 .5,, ;2S a., -, Mon.
i Met .i For LIN Iaoa 20, T. : and
mdse Bar At iIlO ? N 22d
George N Embircos Greek. Bermuda nor II. 10
master Bar a; midnight 22d, >. s,,,,, s.....
Ns Su' Ndpi Rosario Oct 81 and St Iuei, NOr 10.
I Sd 'i BIS Kobe Aug t. MOI Is Shanghai
~ H9as hong 81 s Eng % c SEP a. sI sG S
ton Nov 81. to Punch Edye Co. with ndse Bar
Furne's Witty q Co. Bar at 1880 m
Cacique m. Bordeaux Nov g. 70 the Compsgnis
Generate TrsnssilAntigue. "ith radse Bar at 80
Xsmenst, Podol,k Russ. new. s.iso ton.,.
Shields oct 30. TO the Russian Volunteer Fleet
Havana, Havana NOV 20. to the New York and
Cuba Mail s. Co. with y passengers mails and
Burs,sd (Norj' Kingston Nov AID Monteso Bay
TO- 20 the Atlantic I'uii Co. with iogwood. Bar a.
Borglum DAM. Gardens Nov ia ard Mstsn1as
IS TO the New York and Cuba Mail IS 60 With
sugar. Blr ~ noon.
jamestown. Georgetown. s c. NOV Ia and WI
minston 10. 70 tho clyde :, 60. with mdse quar-
a; 40 m.
Porto Rico. Baltimore. to the View York and
Baltimore Transportation Co. With mdse Quar- al
40 N.
Bar al $40
MGnchionssl tNori. Kingston Nov Ia to the
United Fruit Co. With mdsc Bsr a. 10 p n.
Ltneastnan By. london NOV T. 10 the Atlantic
Transport Line with mdse. Bar a. %.
Telling dam. Shields oct -. With mdse. Quar-
e. 10 ~ = 90.
yestnorge lNo-l. Froutera 70 the Atlantic Fruit
60. With passages and fruit. Passed IN Sandy
HOOK A. ~ 20 ~.
Mariana. Galveston Nov 10. with mdss Quar- a,
II % N.
stesmer SANTA. Naples Quar- a. II 70 p m
RyudLm dutch. Rotterdam. Guar a. II Is ? m.
SAILED
Ney OBJ. Ipswich. Jefferson. Norfolk ard New
port News. ParHoui4 iBrl. L0udor NAgreI. Ponce:
Apache. Charleston and Jacksonville. Delaware.
Phiiadel phiG L1nnc1 tBrl. Bordeaux, Coruth BIZ.
HuelVs Helsncs BIZ N1Liev!ieo. Minas Geriss
Bran. PernaEouco. Fagersand tNoTi. Deinerars
Hilhemina GALVESTON. tity Of Montgomery. SaVan-
nah. ri PAs1 Galveston. M.drcclet Dutch.
Rouen: III vale. Galveston. Gulfcoast. Por, Auhur.
LJyiand tNofl PhllhdeipniA. Gisnpoo. Tsmplco
Richmond. London Touugelo tBn. Kingston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

pTsr FINANCIAL PLAN FOR PURCHASE OF
countr, homes eIplsined in Low. o'Llfe Mas,-
,,n, country Home I<aTye 10 20 Nest 72d ST.
Dspt. IN. !. 4. 'Phens gses Mad 81
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors
Governesses etc. to Colleges Schools and
Families Apply TO Mrs Nj J. YOUNG
FULTON, % Union Square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
WIRELESS REPORT.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

tn. FINLAND. American Line. bao miles eAs; o
Sandy Hook at noon yesterday. Expected % DOCK
To- morrow morning
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FURNISHED COTTAGES TO LET.
our or Cay.

COTTAGES for rent IN PALM
pFIcU Tor the season Write requirements 10
O. EhELUND. Boz W. Woat Palm Beach. Florida
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

Highest temperature yesterday. Il degrees at
10 D. NJ: Lowest. 20 degrees lat : a m; average
yestsrday 80 degr.os average for corresponding
dste last year 20 degrees. average for oorrespOnd-
ing date last thirty three years. Al degrees.
Barometer Readings.
sa - / ?. m. .5OIs : p. m. .sols
Humidity.
a ms p. m.....4G T. n..-..si
Local Forecas,.-Ligh' rain IN early morning 10
DAY: partly cloudy tomorrow, moderate temper
sture: light west 70 northwest winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
Vessels Arriving at and De-
parting from Port OF
New York.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise s5i: sunset 4.3s. moon rises. 60
a IN. moons age. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Jalhn, '"es' ....... go. No,
u...U INA san Francisco -Matsonis No'
Hawaii. japan. Cores, China IVA ran M" a..
Guam snd Philippine Islands IVA shh ff'h
eiscol--U uauspor. q. ,......s..'
HsWrn, Philippine Islands. Ssmosh h,snas'
Australia. Kew Zealand INA san M" ~.
T.hiu Nsrour.s. Cook Islands. NeS La-
Land. Australia tvA BAL ffaHsiso0' ~
Us~sM yin Islands. New Zealand. Ausirai.
lsia' Vancouver and yiciofial-MakurA' De'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

USEFUL MhN-ssefilsh. personal ref.unee
JnsAil1 AgenoS, lsa kast 'sth o.. Plaza t,s3
YOUNG GERMAN COOK and PATfssIrRK fr,,
es1s f10l. ffeats ffrucb. Engish. desires position
with family rood references Hermann Weiss. Ho-
token. i4cm Ltos4na.
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ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Ito Gr.nds B1insslcs Nov 20. 10 the cDds -
CO. with tndse quar- Of 80 m -,
Lsnpasss, Noodle No. 49, Tampa IA ana hJ
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Female

COOK ssit'sss chstabsrnsld. cspasls French Sri /.
hifhft fsfsfenoes. county preferred yussils
Axt1cy, 1875 Lls, 18th s. Plaza Nt1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-24

Ix,rf. N0s 2e-t ommsyyue tDuirhl. NV York Via
Vest lndiss. Nener1el, ard Fsyal ior Anster-
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HIGH WATEH
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03

33 per cent of the total production
The government further maintained
that according to the generally ac-
.cepted calculations of geologists and
mining engineers" the coal areas con-
trolled by the alleged combination
would outlast by many years those of
any competitor. '.In time, therefore"
the government declared in the suit
this combination. If not dissolved.
would own or control every ton Of
commercially available anthracite
known to exist"
Action Under Commodities Clause.
Under the commodities clause OF the
act to regulate commerce, The govern
ment asked that the Reading Railway,
the Jersey Central, the I.ehigh and
Susouehanna and tthe Lehigh and
New England railroads be enjoined
from transporting coal mined or pur-
chased by their affiliated coal compa-
MES and owned by these coal compa-
MES at the time of transportation. The
commodities clause prohibits transpor-
tation companies from carrying in In
tersta.e commerce any product In
which they have an interest.
Argument in the case was heard
last June before Judges burlington.
Mcpherson and Hunt. The last named
was a member of the commerce court
and was assigned to sit in the case be-
cause of the retirement from the
bench of Judge George Grey.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
PAGE ONE.

PAGE ONE.
TeIesraphie News:
Attempt Made to Assassinate J. =.
Morgan.
shot Twice, Wounds Not Serious.
Assailant German Sympathizer
Dynamite Plot TO Blow Up y. ..
Capitol.
Russ and Teutons Battle at Sea.
Reading Road Wins Dissolution Suit
General Orozco Missing.
PAGES TWO, THREE AND FOUR.
Iowa News:
Law Enforcement Program.
Coolest June With Three Exceptions
Airships to Follow Lincoln Highway.
Advance in Education.
Iowa Boy Home From Germany.
Says People oppose War.
Gathered In the Byways.
PAGE SIX.
EDITORIAL:
The True Design.
Stay Inside.
The Tribunes Time OF Stress.
Topics of the Times.
Iowa Opinion and Notes.
PAGE SEVEN.
walltngford and Blackie Daw.
Story:
PAGES EIGHT, NINE, TEN, ELEVEN
City News:
Confer Given Life Sentence.
Deaf Mute Goes to Penitentiary.
City Population Will Reach l5,ooo.
Ansons Lose to Burlington.
Local Comment.
News of Twenty five Years Ago.
General News of city.
PAGE TWELVE.
Markets and General:
New Crop to Swamp Wheat Market.
Bears Score in Corn Trade.
Cattle Trade Nominal.
Hogs Sell at Lower Levels
Uncle Sans Great Training Schoc.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
OROZCO ELUDES
u. S. SOLDIERS
Mexican General Arrested With Huerta
Disappears During Night and May
Be Trying to Enter Mexico = Was
Under Bond.

Ell Paso, Tex, July 3.-Pascual
Orozoo, second only TO Huerta in i'm
portance, appears to have disappeared.
He is not in his house, where six men
have been guarding him. The author
tiles, howeevr. have not abandoned
hope of recapturng him If he attempts
to escape across the border
orozco was arrested last Sunday with
General Huerta on charges of consplr-
acv to violate the United States neu-
trality laws. He was placed under
bond of $500. Notwithstanding his
bond. federal authorities kept his resi-
dence under close watch.
Word of his disappearance reached
federal headquarters early today. Off
GERS were rushed to the orozco resi-
dence at 1919 Wyoming street. A thor
ough search was made but no trace or
the former Mexican general could be
found.
While not definitely known. it was
believed Orozco slipped away between
midnight and daylight. Border patrols
were notified and steps taken to appre-
bend Orozco before he could cross the
boundary.
Ask Extradition OF Huerta.
San Antonio, lSSr Suiy -Aii ~
plication to the United States for for
NAL extradition Of Victoriano Huerta.
Felix Diaz, Manuel Mondragon and
Aurelino Blanquet was filed with Sec
retary of State Lansing yesterday by
E,ixo Arredondo, confidential agent for
Carranza. The text Of the application
was received here this morning by
wire. 1t calls the attention of the
crimes committed in 1913, uprisings In
Mexico City, and lays the blame for
Madero's death to the alleged combina-
ton. It asserts that they are planning
another revolution and asks that they
he detained and sent back to Mexico
for trial.
No trace OF the Mexican leader had
been discovered by noon and it is as
sumed he made good his escape. Fear
is expressed in Mexican circles that
before many hours the Villa garrison
at Juarez may place itself under COM
mand Of Orozco. It was reported that
an armed force Is marching toward
.Juarez from the west and among the
rumors In circulation is one that Orozco
has Manned to move toward Juarez
with them.
For some time past there has been
reason to believe that dissatisfaction Iii
the Juarez garrison has gained such
headway that it would not be difficult
for any recognized leader to take over.
The escape Of Orozco was accom-
plished in spite Of guard OF SIX men
three soldiers and three agents oi
the department Of Justice. The IN.
structions to the guards warranted
! ara st,c action In case Of attempted
| fight.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
uu,o,, In Au.trian Cities.

udine, Italy. July 3.-Large numbers
of refugees from the Isonzo district
have flocked to Trieste and Gorilla. ac-
cording to reports received here. Food
for the civil population OF Gorilla and
Trieste is reported to be scarce. There
is no bread, but the communces dis
tribute daily small quantities of maize
-four. Petroleum is lacking and those
whose homes are not equipped with
electricity are compelled to remain at
home at night In the dark.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
Russia Raising Money.

Petrograd, via London, July 3.-The
official journal today published an i'm
perial edict authorizing the Russian
minister Of finance to make two issues
of treasury obligations of s250,oo0.ooO
each. The issue is to be in the shape
of per cent short term notes, free OF
income tax.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
RECEIVER NAMED
FOR CAR COMPANY
Des Moines City Railway Company
Forced into Reeeivership by Mort
gage HoIders-Emil Schmidt, PRESS
dent Of Company, Named.

Des Moines, July 3.-The Des Moines
City Railway Company was placed in
the hands OF receivers III the federal
court here today. The bill Of COM
plant was filed by the Illinois Trust
and Savings Bank. and William Henkle
OF Chicago. holders Of q $2,413.000
mortgage. Emil Schmidt, president of
the company, was named received by
District Judge Wade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
ARMEN,AN's STATUS UNCHANGED
Fact That Requisition Had Been Can
celed Does Not Alter Situation.

Washington, July 3.-Ambassador
Page at London cabled the state de-
partment today that the British steam
er Armenian, torpedoed and sunk by
a German submarine. had been "reoui-
sitioned. by the British government
but that the requisition had been cam
celed before she left Newport News.
The status OF the ship. as heretofore
understood, however, is unchanged. as
the dispatch does not clear up the
question Of charter. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
AGREES 70 PUsLIcITy.

Governor Whitman Gives 1seksr's AZ.
torney Permission to Oivul1s Names.
Albany, N. z, July s.-Governor
Whitman in q statement today gave
Martin Manton permission to divulge
any names which Manton mentioned to
him in his appeal for executive Glenn
ency for former Police Lieutenant
Becker. IN the statement to the gov
ernor he was absolutely convinced
that Becker is not guilty.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
MO PAPER MONDAY.

There will be no paper issued
from the office of the Times Re- {
PUBLICAN next Monday, that day
being generally set aside Tor the
observance Of the nationa, holiday
and business being generally sus-
pended.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
Russ Prisoners Number Half Million

Berlin, via wireless to Sayville, July
3-Military writer's figure that the
Russians from May to June p left in
the hands of the Germans 1880 Officers
and $40, 900 men prisoners. and 300 field
guns and 10 machine guns, besides
incalculable war material.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
Russian and German Ships
Damaged in Fight in
Baltic Sea.
DETAILS LACKING,
REPORTS CONFLICT
Each Claims Ships of Other Nation
Were Put to FIisht-German Trans
port Known to Have Been Beached
Two Damaged Battleshps Reach
kiei-Austro Germans Continue
Drive in East.

Petrograd via London, July B
When the Russian naval squadron IN
the Baltic gave battle to five German
cruisers and fotilla Of torpedo boats
off the east coast Of Gothland, on July
2, one German cruiser was beached
and the other warships were put TO
flight, according to an official state
ment issued today by the Russian ad-
miralty under date of July 2 Ihe
damage to the Russian cruisers, the
statement adds. was insignificant.
The activity Of Russian suoma-
rine IN the Black Sea is recounted in
AN official statement issued by the ad--
miralty today The undersea boat sanh
two Turkish steamers and one sailing
ship with cargoes of coal and pro
visions. and then exchanged shots Win
irree armored cruisers off the mouth
of the Bosphorus. driving them ashore.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY
Tho Weather.

| Sun rises July 4 at :33; sets at Cos
Iowa-Partly cloudy tonight ana
Sunday: warmer In east ana soutn
portions tonight: cooler In west portion
Sunday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
sLAMEs MORGAN FOR WAR.

Assailant Says Finanoisr 70 Responsible
For ohipmsnt Of Arrns g Europe.
Clencove. Jaly a.-11r. )ssrgan's
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
naIaian Steamship 1orpedoed.

London, July 3-The Belgian steam
shin Roduognat was torpedoed and
sunk today by German submarine.
The crew was landed at Falmouth.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
REPORT MANY DEAD
IN WESTERN WRECK

Milwaukee Train Plungss Thru Trestle
Near Rainier, Wash, Twenty Miles
South Of Tacoma-ostails Are Slow
iy Received.
Seattle, Wash, July Strain No.
LIS. on the Grays Harbor division OF
the Milwaukee railroad, which left Sc
attic for Hoquiam at Z o'clock this
morning was wrecked near Rainier,
twantv miles south Of Tacoma. The
GENERAL offices Of the road are without
details.
The train was composed OF three
cars.
Breaks Thru Overhead Track.
Tacoma. Wash, July 3.-A Chicago.
Milwaukee & st. Paul train fell thru a
tra.tle near Rainier, south Of this city.
this morning. Many are reported
killed.
All coaches except one Of the train
Leaving Tacoma at $3.50 a. m. broke
thr,, an overhead track on the North
ern pacific. twenty miles from Rainier.
and twenty miles south Of here at 5
O'clock and fell on freight train pass
ing beneath. The loss of life is un.
known.
Three persons are reported late this
afternoon to have been killed and
forty injured when two coaches Of C.
M. & st. p. passenger train fell thru
trestle on a 8 freight train passing
underneath, near Rainier. The dead
and injured have been taken to Rainier.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
rv,o DAMAGED ship. Near KieI.

Copenhagen. July s.-The German
hattleship Wittelsbach. which is dam
aged, and battleship OF the Kaiser
class with many shots uunder the wa
ter line from the battle in the Baltic
have returned to Kiel.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
Details Lacking.

London. July "Details or the na'ai
battle between Russian and German
cruisers in the Baltic yesterday appar-
entity were lost in the fog which en-
shrouded the scene.
The official account from Petrosrao
claims a Russian schooner squadron
drove a German cruiser ashore, but Of
fetal advices agree that the vessel was
the mine layer Albatross.
Petrograd claims the German ves-
sells retired, while unofficial reports
declare the Russian ships were COM
pelled to retire from the terrific Ger
man bombardment.
Athtens reported Turkish trans
port was sunk in the sea OF Marmora
bv a submarine, while Petrograd
claims submarines claimed heavy bag
of shipping vessels in the Black Sea.
Sir Ian Hamilton reported from the
Dardanelles that the Franco-Brltlsh
had advanced to new positions.
Activity on the western front again
subsidized with a check to the latest
strong German attack. made by the
crown princes command in the Ar
gonne.
The Austro- German armies are
steadily advancing on the eastern front
with Field Marshal Won Mackinzen
drawing near Luolln.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
GERMAN SYMPATH|zER SHOOTS
]. P. MORGAN, >F|NAMC|ER
Forcibly Enters Morgan Home at Glencove,
N T., and Fires Two Shots, Both
Bullets Inflieting Wounds.
PHYSICIANS SAY FINANC|ER WILL RECOVER;
AssA|LANT UNDER ARREST At GLEAC0VE

Captured After Fight With Butler in Morgan House
hold, Who Fells Would-Be Assassin With Chair
Tells Police He Hoped to Kill Morgan and Thus
Hasten End of European War by Shutting Off
Sales of Ammunition to Alies-Assailant Gives
His Name as F. Holt and Says He is Instructor in
Cornell University University Records Show Holt
is Teacher of German.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
Holt Son. Law Of N. e. Bishop.

Dallas, Tex, July 5.-Presiding Bish-
op Zensabaugh, of the Dallas District
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
said today he has q son-in-law named
Frank Holt, whose present address IL
Mills Hotel. Seventh avenue. New
York.
Mr.. Zensabaugh said his son-in-law
had been an instructor at Cornell and
he expected to come to Dallas as head
In the Southwestern Methodist Uni
versity at Dallas, which opened its
doors for the Arst time this fall. He
had no word from Mr.. Holt al to recent
movements.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-07-03
At cornell Past Year.

Ithaca, N. Y. July 3.-Frank Holt il
not in Ithaca and is believed here to be
in New York City. He has been an in
structor at Cornell the past year. He
is Of German descent. He Is described
as about IS years old. tall, sparsely
built, dark hair. large features and
married. He is not Cornell graduate
and was to go to the University Of
Texas next fall as a professor
University Head Dossn't Recall Him.
Austin, Tex, July 3-Acting Presi-
dent w. J. Battle, Of the University Of
Texas, declared here today that he had
no record whatever OF having retained
a man Of the name Of Frank Holt for
any department and that he never
heard Of such q man.
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