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MOBS P|LLAGING
MEXICO CITY AS
BATTLEIS WAGED
Washington Gravely Alarmed
For Foreigners in Starv-
ing Capital J..
HUERTA TRIAL POSTPONED
TO GET MORE EVIDENCE
Americans Crossing Border as
Refugees Tell Stories Of
Chaotic Conditions

Associated Press by Federal WirelessI
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July t.-Des-
patches from Mexico today show that
the gravity Of the situation there is
deepening and that the civilian pop
uIatjon of the capital 10 in danger not
only from famine but from IaWiess
mobs which are pilIasing the city.
The adviees which reached Wash
inaton today via Vera Cruz say that
the Zapata officers, disreoarding the
conventionists' orders, are inciting
tnobs to piIlage in the capital. There
is no prospect OF relief for the starv-
in civilians.
The sharp fighting today is appar.
entity beyond the city. No recent word
has come regarding the tide Of battle
and there is great anxiety az to the
fate of the foreigners in the battle
zone. -. - -.
The conventionists claim that Car
ranza's attack upon the city has been
definitely checked.
Those in touch with the Carranza
leaders say that Gen. Gonzales, Car
ranza's chief military leader, 10 seek.
ing to induce Gen. Zapata's 25,ooo men
to withdraw from the capital without
endan9ering the non-combatants.
GALVESTON, Texas, July 1.-Gen.
Paeheeo, the Zapatista commander at
the capital, was killed in yesterdays
battle with Gen. Gonzales, says a Ca
blegraH1 to the Constitutionalists' con-
suIate. Gen. Gonzales reports that he
has captured two suburbs Of Mexico
City T.. ...@..:.>:
EL PASo, Tex, July 1.-Gen Vic
toriano Huerta, former dictator Of
Mexico, was to have gone to trial to-
cite asresoiution In q friendly eoun-
try-a violation Of neutrality. How
ever, the trial was postponed on mo-
tion Of the U. S. district attorney and
will not begin until July II.
EI PASo, Tex, July 1.-Support.
ers of the Villa cause have received
word from Gen. Villa that he has de.
feated Gen. Hin in battle at Asuas
calientes.
LAREDO, Tex, July 1.-AppalIing
conditions in Mexico are indicated by
the stories brought by Americans and
other refugees arriving from across
the border.
An American VINO has just come
from the interior says that 800 Car
ranzista soldiers and supporters and
their wives and children were killed
and 100 injured in the wreck Of .
train between Tampieo and
Monterey ten days ago. The Ameri-
can says that the major commanding
the train put his gun to the head OF
the engineer and demanded that the
train be speeded up, driving II to
wreek
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sRiToNs TO CELEBRATE
AUGUST 4TH.

4 LONDON, Eng. - Every city
\ and village in the British Empire
4 will observe Wednesday, August
4 4, the anniversary of the declara-
+ ton of war, as a holiday, and
= meetings will be held to reaffirm
= Britain's determination to fulfil
= her VOWS of victory.
\ The plans for the day are being
4 organized by the Committee for
\ National Patriotic 0rganiza-
= tions," of which Premier Asquith.
= Mr.. Balfour and Lord Rosebery
= are officers.
. 3 = q = . = . = + / J. = = =
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Fighting Almost lncessant in
Two Arenas; Bitter at GalEboIi

LONDON, England July 1.-Fghtng is almost incessant
in two todayn the along the acian bor
der and far to the SOUTH the peninsula of Galpo
In northern Galicia and southern Poland the Teutonc
Allies making steady gains against the rereang Russians
yet they have been unable hold the enemys driving
assault.
On Gallipoh peninsula the Allies continue keep the
offensive though the Turks ocered by Germans bitterly
test every foot Of soil
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EVELYN 7nAW IS
not ANXIOUS TO
give TESTIMONY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wireless1
NEW YORK, N. V, July 1.-Evelyn
Thaw, wife Of Harry Thaw, declined
to respond today to subpoena which
called her to testify in the trial of
TEaw to determine whether he Is sane
or insane. She claimed bad health.
The prosecutor plans to have an ex-
animation made Of her health under
court orders.
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Associated Press Service by Federal wirelessl


LONDON, England, July THAT the Dominion liner
Armenian attempted take fight when ordered
halt by the commander of scouting German submarine
attesed to today when the captain the vessel told his story
He said that the Armenian surrendered only when she
are in three places the engines put out of commission and
dozen of the dead from shrapne fire from the submarines
guns He gave detailed of his vessels unsuccessful
fight The captain praises the fairness of the German
mander.
Most of those killed were Americans.
WASHINGTON, Co. July Secretary of State Lansing
said today that until official and complete reports hand
the Armenian incident the United States government viii
take action Avonmouth reports that the Armenian
tempted escape after ordered to halt by the German
submarine this is true considerably clarifies the situa
ton and uses under international law the sinking Of the
liner by the submarine.
These and other points the intention of the state de-
parment to clear up possible by authoritative
examination Of the facts.
CORNISH H.. July President Wilson has instructed
Secretary of State Lansing to make full investigation Of the
sinking Of the Armenian The president has thus declined
to.make any comment the occurrence.
LONDON, England, July Eleven Americans were lost
the sinking Of the Dominion liner Armenian sunk by sub
marine off Cornwall
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FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT
UNDERG0ES OPERATION

tAssociated Press by Federal Wireless]
WASHINGTON, D. c., July IT,
Franklin o. Roosevelt, assistant sec
retary OF the navy, was operated on
today successfully for appendicitis.
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WIFE-MURDERER
OF London MUST
DIE FOR GRIMES

tAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
LONDON, England, July .f.-G. J..
Smith, found guilty Of the murder Of
three wives while bathing, was SEN
fenced to death today. Smith would
drown his wives while they were bath.
ING and then collect the insurance.
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PREMIER 0kUMA REPORTS

Especial Cable to Nippu Jiji.)
TOXIC, July 1.-Prenier okuma to-
day called on Prince Yamagata and
lnouye, supposedly to report the gov.
ernment's attitude In regard to the
Chinese boycott.
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CAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK, NJ. ", July 1.-charles
A. Becker, former police lieutenant Of
New York and central figure in one
of the most famous murder cases in
the annals Of the metropolis, no long,
er can hope for pardon from the
man who prosecuted him and who is
now governor Of NeW York, Charles
Whitman.
The governor today signed re-
prieve valid until July Is. After that
date, unless the supreme court takes
some action, 6ecker's sentence Of
death will be carried out for Whitman
declines to act further.
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PROBE may HOLD SINKING OF
Liner WAS JUSTIFIED; ALLIES
FIGHT MADLY FOR GALLIPOLI

BRITISH GIVE OUT FIGURES SHOWING HEAVY LOSSES IN
CAMPAIGN AGAINST C0NSTANTlN0PLE - TEUT0NlCs
GAINS RECORDED AGAIN IN GALIclA AND POLAND
GERMAN SUBMARINE SINKS NEUTRAL SHIP, NORWEGIAN
STEAMER MARNA--ITALlANS CLAIM MORE SUCCESSES
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Important Successes Two Fronts
Are Claimed by Italian Generals

LONDON, England July Important successes
claimed by the tans in their campaign against the Ausans
in Trentino and Trieste Their reports claim that further pro-
gress has been made in the Trenno and that they have
pulsed the efforts of the Ausans dsodge them from their
positions along the Isonzo river.
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ANIrA MecLAueARY DIVORCED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July L.
Anita Meclauehry, daughter Of
"Iucky" Baldwin, was granted her
final divorce today.
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Mr. Knagg-I wish | lived where
the styles in dress never change. Mrs.
Knagg TRY the penitentiary.-Chica.
60 News.
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Austrian Crank Who Threatened
President Now Under Indictment

NEW YORK, N. Y. July IA federal grand jury indct
men has been brought against Rudolph Malk Austrian
salesman who President Wilson threatening him be-
of the political crime Malik charged him. Malk
demanded $500 indemnity account Of his inability to return
home after the war broke out.
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grounds. | believe they are neces-
sary because they keep the children
off the streets, and believe they are
a good thing because they encourage
outdoor exercise. but at this time,
when the city funds are so badly need
ed elsewhere, do not think the SUI
peryisors would be justified in spend
ing from $4,000 to 100000 in pur-
chasing Fairgrounds"
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ARMENIAN CAPTAIN SAYS HE TRIED TO
ESCAPE; PRAISES GERMAN FAIRNESS
BASEBALL RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Philadelphia -Philadelphia 2,
Boston I. ::..:.. -. H.
At Brooklyn - Brooklyn 9, New
YORK 2. +s.. .-. .s..... ...
At chicaso-Pittsburg 4, Chicago o.
At Observation-Disclosures S, ST. Lou.
is 4. -. -."
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit-chicaso S, Detroit 3.
At New York-Washineton S, New
York 3. ........ ...
At ST. Louis-cleveIand 5, st. Lou
is p S.-=- H.. -: ..:. -.
No OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES game; rain.
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Norwegian Steamer Sent TO Bottom

LONDON, England, July 1.-The British bark Thstebank
and the Norwegian Marina have been sunk by German
submarines
LONDON, England July 1.-The British steamer Lomas
has sunk by submarine The second officer killed
Heavy British Losses Announced
LONDON England July Premier Asquith announced
today that the British losses the Dardanees campaign both
naval and military to the end Of May amounted to 36
additional Telegraph Dispatches on PAGE 81
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FOUR MORE DEPUTIES IN
JAPAN'S BRlBE SCANDAL
Especial Cable to Nippu Jill

! TOXIC, July -Four more members
Of the Chamber Of Deputies, namely
Honde, Negishi, Hamana, and Takat-
81, have been summoned before the
district attorney to answer charges
in connection with the bribery scan.
dal.
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Additional Telegraph Dispatches on PAGE 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
Playing With the Phone
How Some Folk Amuse Themselves

Some people pass the time away that
hangs so heavily on their hands by
playing with the telephone.
As plaything the telephone is a
fine instrument for the one who is
playing with it. but for the one at
the other end of the line. the victim,
it is quite another matter
Some folk sit at the telephone all
day. conjuring in their mind whom to
call up next. Time hangs heavily on
their hands and the easiest and best
way to "kill it" is to use the phone
and ring up somebody.
If that somebody be another like
themselves it makes no difference.
They have solved the algebraic equa-
tion that things that are equal to the
same thing are equal to each other, but.
if that somebody is a busy body, not
in the sense in which the word is
usually accepted, but has business to
attend to. foolish telephone call is
an injustice and injury.
Telephones may be come a nuisance,
most of them are to those on "party
line" but business telepho mes should
be respected and used for business
only.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
Little Saplings Cause
Trouble in Civic League.

Some months ago the Civic League
was given permission to plant trees
along the sidewals of this city,where
the streets are treeless. Some of the
little saplings took root, others did
not AT any rate. the little trees had
no boxing, and those that might have
lived and grown were pulled at by
passersby, who probably do not care
for trees, or damaged the little sap
lings through thoughtlesness.
To plant the trees the bricks on the
sidewalks were removed. and, in some
instances. the city authorities know
not whittier. The result is there are
many holes in the sidewalks through
ou. the city that are a menace to pc
destTians and may cause law suits. It
has become necessary for the Mayor 10
call attention of the Civic League to
the condition of affairs, and request
that organization to replace the bricks
where trees were planted, but failed
to take root
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
CARNIVAL TONIGHT
AND TWO NIGHTS NEXT WEEK.
Rescue Hose Co. Will Defer Closing Of
Gala Week---Many Articles to
he Said

Rescue Home Company's Carnival
which has been in progress for the
past week, will not come to a close
tonight, as advertised, but will be
continued next week on Monday and
Tuesday nights
A great many things are LEFTOVER.
Both useful and ornamental articles
have not been sold. and, it is hoped to
dispose of these articles
The fruit stand offers many things.
The following can be bought for a
nickel, (only five cents): watermelon,
csntaloupe, egg plant, cucumber,
beets, carrots, cYmlings. lettuce, to.
matoes, potatoes, corn and lima beans.
Think of all this for a nickel, at the
vegetable and fruit stand.
The Rescue Hose carnival has been
a great success, and the patronage
has been generous. The carnival has
furnished pleasure ard amusement
for many people.
The dancing pavilion is a great at
traction for the younger people.
The carnival will be held again to-
night, and on Monday and Tuesday
nights.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31

peaceful manufacture have been re-
constructed 70 turn out war material:
that new plants are being built and
that others will be built. The question
has arisen: What will be done with
those plants after the war in Europe
ends? VIII they be permitted to turn
back TO former activities or will the
Government give them enough work in
manufacturing reserve supplies keep
them going as a great factor of ma
tional defense? II is believed that this
will be one of the great problems thai
will have t. he solved by the Admins.
tration as a result Of the report 20 be
made by General Wood
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
Via Eastern Shore Line
Advantages for Shippers

The Eastern Shore Development
steamship Company has sent circu-
lars showing the reduced rates and
advantages to be derived by shipping
freight via the Annapolis Line" to all
parts east and west. The circular
letter reads:
We are writing you this letter to
show yon some of the low rates which
we are able to give to shippers in this
community, and we have picked out a
few OF the principal points. so that you
may get an idea as to the large terri
tory which we are able to serve.
The rates herein quoted are for
loo pounds on frst-clas freight. other
clasiications in proportion We also
have a large number Of special rates
much lower than the class rates.
For further information. kindly ad-
wise the traffic manager of teh Eastern
Shore Development Steamship Co"
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
MACHINE SHUCKS OYSTERS.
Invention Bids Fair to RevolutiOnize
the Industry.

What the Mergenthaler typesetting
machine has done to the printing bus
mess, so will an oyster-shucking ma
chine, now being perfected do to the
oyster industry of the United States,
especially in Maryland
All that could be learned Of this re-
markable machine is that II win
shuck from twenty-five 10 thirty oys-
ters a minute; occupy about one-third
the time now taken by hand shuck-
ers. and that the process is absolutely
sanitary, as no hand touches the oys
ter. it being opened and deposited in a
receptacle by the machine
Not a particle of shell or dirt Is
dropped with the meat of the oyster.
The machine will occupy table space
TO eighteen inches wide by thirty
inches deep and it can be operated by
child
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
BOYS LIFE CRUSHED OUT
HEAD HITS WHEELS OF AUTO.
Unidentified Youth Thrown From
Bicycle on the Boulevard.

Thrown from his bicycle yesterday
afternoon when large automobile
truck sserved and knocked the wheel
from under hima youth about IS years
ola fen beneath the truck. one wheel
passing over his head, killing him in
stantly
The accident occurred on the Annap-
oils boulevard near Revolt station. m
lis county. where tbelC IS steep hili
down which the large truck was eo-
ine The toy had been trailing tho
truck FOR some time aui had been
warned ol The danger by the driver.
but persisted iu holding on and being
pulled eloue hy tbe truck
DO is Thought thc bow WAS holding ON
80 the tear of the truck and stealing &
ridn. John trielo. cf 25tN NHkens
avenue. Baltimore. the driver having
told him 60 -et oG said be di8 NOT
know .ho ncv was there uutil Dee heard
20 c.asb. aud oa looking back. saw the
body 30 tbe roal Ic stspp,a end sau
r1 the tav phu Wae dead when hc
reached aua.
after au iuvt sI-atioe uf tHc case.
Coroner William q. Muaick of TINS
Jiy. save verdict of accidental death
and the body was removed to the un
dcrtakius establishment of James y
Taylor & Sons. ol tlis CITY The boy
was about wears old. feet inches
tan. and his dark Hair was rather long
10 Is Thought hc Was resident of Bal
timOrc. The body al noon today WAS
still unidentified 81 the Indprtalres'
parl0rs 81 James s Taylor & Sons.
u is said tie boy had been In An
1arolis yesterday % visit his grand
mother. who lives here. and was re
turning home when he was killed No
one. however,. knows who the grand
mother g. ana the bows identity stnl
remains "a mystery
Mr A. G.. Nagle 4J05 Park Heights
avenue. Baltimore. says ne was an eve
witness 10 the accident Mr Narle
was coming 10 Annapolis IN his car at
4Oj p. m, when Ire saw tho boy trail
ing behind the true. let go. and ne
thought before the bow could grasp the
handle bar again. hc fen toward the
truck wheel. OF the Cocoa-Cola Bot
tlins Company Baltimore The wheel
made one revolution with the boy on
't and his head struck the floor of thc
truck, killing the boy instantly
Mr. Maggie held his hand out of the
car Tor the driver Co stop the truck
which he did Immediately The other
eye witnesses were Elijah Henson. oil
yer Johnson. o. T.. Green who wer
workmcu ca the boulevard They
corroboratcd Mr NaFlcs statement.
The boy wore dark blue suit. white
and purple shirt plaid cap black
shoes and was very sunbusucd
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
Maryland Ave. improvements.

Among the improvements now in
progress on Maryland Ave, besides
the Scala & Co. store, and Wells
Fargo, spoken of elsewhere in this
paper are the following worthy of
note:
Mr.. Albert Welch, the popular
Maryland Ave. tailor will move in his
new place 76 Maryland Ave. in ten
days after improvements are finished.
The store inside will be entirely rem
ovated with the latest style metal
ceiling. etc.
Mr.. Charles Feldemyer will move
the middle of August into his new
property just purchased Sc Maryland
Ave. and will have handsome station
cry and book store, very much larger
than the old stand he now occupies.
Mr.. r. G. Clancy is improving his
property on 55-57 Maryland Ave-,
adding a few more rooms to same in
the rear, and building Strauss Bros. tail
ors, large pressing room.
d.. shor, ~ Colo1sal Mondav nipht
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
ANTS" TO PUT UP
TENT AT CLENBURNIE.
They viii Distribute Buttons and
Literature at The Town Carnival
There.

An anu-su0aEe teut wa ho one OF
The features 90 che coming carnival az
Glen Buruie this county
Plans Cor setting up the Tent as well
as for an anti booth at tha Made in-
Baltimore Exposition m September
were made made 90 The meeting OF the
executive board of the association on
Monday last
Mrs. M. G. Talbot and members of
the board of the association viii hav.
charge of both undertaking. the pur-
pose Of which O. the distribution OF
buttons and literature and tho doing
Of general propaganda work
Mrs. Talbot herself eul leave Bal
timOro on Monday for NcwYork where
she viii 20 Organization work with
the New York state Anti Suffrage As.
sociation for two ~ three weeks
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
ICY" CUMMINGS QUITS.
Gives Up Duties as Resident Com
missioner al Frisco.

A. j. tCy) Cummings resigned yes
.terday as resident commissioner for
Maryland al the Panama-Paciic FIX
position al San Francisco. The res
ignation was laid before the executive
committee OF the Maryland Commis-
sion at meeting held yesterday tt
acceptance was accompanied by a res
olution expressing appreciation of Mr
Cummings work ft the fair
His duties will fall upon Captain FL
licott, u. S. ~, retired, a former Mary
lander. who has resided in San Fran
cisco for several years Miss Hens
ley Will remain at the fair as hostess
~ the Maryland Building
The resignation Of Mr.. Cummings
was not a surprise. He had not been
satisfied with his duties for several
weeks prior to his return to Maryland
early in July. He longed to plunge
into the campaign here in behalf OF
the nomination of his friend Senator
Blair Lee, for Governor.
AS a host at the Maryland Building.
Mr.. Cummings surpassed the expecta-
tions of the commission, which in
creased the allowance for his ex
pense account during May and June,
when the rush Of Marylanders to the
fair was the largest At the meeting
Yesterday it was proposed to reduce
this allowance because OF the unex-
pected alpulos upeccd Dtcalls srposa
pected calls upon the funds at the dis
posal of the commission.
This proposed action, coupled with
Mr.. Cummings wish to remain in the
State. and push his campaign for ap-
pointment as superintendent of the
Fairgrounds in Washington. induced
him to quit at once.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31
CURTIS BAY PLANT
Is BEING ENLARGED.
Addition 10 Car and Foundry Com
pany's Works May Cost $500. 600.

One Of the most encouraging instan-
ces Of industrial expansion that has
taken place in or about Baltimore for
some time is the beginning of work
on large addition 70 the plant Of the
Baltimore Car and Foundry Company
at Curtis Bay this county.
u is a branch Of the Standard Steel
Company OF Butler. Pa The addition
TO the local plant will mean the ex-
penditure Of several hundred thoas-
and dollars. and may amount 70 half
million Of dollars
Howard Carlton. Of the Car Com
pany, says that the plans for the ex
tension were being handled from the
general Office in Pittsburgh Pa. He
added, however, that plans now be-
ing realized wero projected someyears
ago when the Steel Car concern took
over the South Baltimore Steel Car &
Foundry Company
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-07-31

The ceremony was performed at
noon today ct the residence Of the
brides sister Mrs. Lee Long. OF Har-
risburg. Va. by the Rev. Father Kom-
brust Owing 10 the recent death Of
the brides father. the late Chief Jus
tice John Malone. Of Florida. the we'd
ding was very quiet.
The bride is a very handsome and
attractive woman. and prominent m
the social world of the South Mr. aua
Mrs. Brady left for a short wedding
trip, and upon their return viii reside
az the home Of Miss Elizabeth Brady.
sister Of the groom. on Cathedral
street this city.