The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-09-16
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ter from Dr. Dumba TO Baron Burisn
Austrian minister of foreign arfairs
| which caused the sending of the note
discuss the matter with great reserve
A telegram from Gen. Villa dated
at TorreOn. sent Saturday night and
received by Hipolito Villa, brother oi
tn enorthern leader, at Juarez, denied
that either the northern general or
Gen. FierrO had been injured on their
visit to the ranch OF Gen. Tomas Ur-
bana at Nevis, south of Santa Bar.
bara on the ParralJiminez branch
railroad. as reported at Ell PasO, Tex
Gen. Villa also denied that he had exc
cuted Gen. urbana but added that he
had secured from Gen. Urbana the
loot the latter had collected in two
years. Estimates place the booty at
$5.0OO,00
The Trades Union Congress, repre-
senting more than 5000, 900 organized
English workingmen. rejected by an
overwhelming vote at Bristol a reso-
luton calling upon the parliamentary
committee of the labor party to form,
ulate and advocate terms of peace sat
isfactory to the working classes.
SPORTING NEWS
At the aviation grounds at Rott.
hansen, Rhenish Prussia, an aeroplane
of the Condor type ascended 3,200 me.
tiers carrying four passengergs.
The 2:1l trot for purse of $4,000
at the grand circuit meet at Hartford,
Conn, was won by Lulu Lumine; sec
ond. Earlwood L.; third, Bronson.
Best time, 2:OGA.
The brilliant play of William NJ.
Johnston, boy tennis champion OF a
day at Forest Hills. l.. l., won for him.
self and for Clarence ]. Griffin the
doubles title of America.
Johnny Ertle of st. Paul was fouled
by Kid Williams of Baltimore,
worlds champion bantamweight, in
the fifth round of their scheduled ten
round no-decision fight at St. Paul,
MINI.
Before the largest crowd that ever
witnessed boxing match in this coun-
try. Mike Gibbons of St. Paul out.
pointed Packey Mcfarland of Chicago
in ten-round, no-decision contest at
Brighton Beach, N. Y.
A. G. spalding, who died in San
Diego, Cal, gave up S. week Job
in a grocery in Chicago to become
identified with baseball and was per
haps better known to the sport than
any other man.
Genial Jack Coffey, erstwhile Den.
yer Bear leader was presented with
suit case and toilet set by the re-
mainder of the players of the Denver
club before the game started at Broad
way Park. Jack will hold down the
third sack for the team on their barn.
storming tour down South the next
few weeks.
WASHINGTON
Secretary Daniels announced that
the keel Of the battleship California
would be laid at the Philadelphia
navy yard, Oct. IA.
The border situation is now under
full control Of federal troops, Major
General Funston reported Saturday to
the War Department.
State Department and British and
Italian embassy trade advisers were
notified that Italy had put cotton on
the contraband list.
Gen. Carranza in his reply to the
Pan American conferees, it was
learned, will agree to any interna.
tional aspect of the Mexican situa-
ton, but will decline to enter a con.
ference on internal affairs.
The membership of the naval ad.
vtsory board, the organization of OK.
perts nominated by eleven great en-.
ginering societies to contribute their
inventive skill to the American navy.
port.
President Wilson's request for the
recall of the Austrian ambassador. DR..
Constantin Theodor Dumba. has
broadened into situation involving
Capt Franz Won Papen, the military
attache of the German embassy; AL.
exander Nuber Won Pereked, the Aus.
lrldn consul general In New York. and
possibly Count Won Bernstorff. the
German ambassador.
GENERAL
DR.. Karl f. Guthe, dean of the Uni.
versity Of Michigan, died at a local
hospital at Ashland following an
operation.
Fires of ALLEGED incendiary origin in
California and Oregon hop ranches
have caused damage to buildings and
harvested crops estimated at more
than $4,000.
Three masked men entered the
Farmers and Merchants Bank. To-
Gated in Greenville, a suburb of Stony
City, Ia, held up Ralph NJ. Fritz, the
assistant cashier, and escaped with
| about $500.