The Washington herald., 1916-11-03
Telegraph Tips

1hat germany ls preparing Tor su-
preme effort in submarine warfare to
Interrupt practically the whole sea-
borne commerce of the world" tele-
graphs the Amsterdam correspondent
of the Daily Mail today.
Berlin. Nov 2.-The body of Capt.
Boelke. famous German aviator. who
was killed last Saturday. was buried
at Dessau today. representative of
the Kaiser placed a wreath on the
grave.
New York. Nov. 1.-TWO surface
street cars, loaded with workers.
crashed together at West Tenth and
Hudson streets early today when the
work. Five persons were injured. one
seriously.
Geneva, Nov. Prince Won Hohlen-
hohe- e-Schillingsf sfurst. the retiring min
lister of the interior in the Austrian
cabinet, was received IN audience by
Emperor Francis Joseph and deco
class. says dispatch from Vienna
today.
Fayal. the Azores. Nov. s.-The
damage caused by the fire in the
bunkers of the French liner Chicago
is estimated at $4,000. The fire
caused no panic among the passen-
machinery is intact The liner will
sail for New York on Saturday.
Athens, Nov. 2.-The German Lega-
tion issued a statement today denying
that a German submarine sank the
Greek steamship Angelica. 1t adds
that German submarine warfare is
hatV
laws of nations"
Bucharest. Nov. 2-Five aeroplanes
| has just arrived from the allied base on
/ the sic OF Imbros to protect the city
from German air raiders. The allied avi-
ators few all the way across the Balkans
Paris, Nov. 2-within the past twenty
fixe days $50 900 in gold has been de-
posted in the Bank of France by sub
scribers to the latest French war loan. II
was announced today.
Paris. Nov. "A French publIcist, writ
ing in the Echo today, suggests that the
government encourage marriage between
wounded soldiers and young girls In order
| to make up for losses in the war.
Ottawa, Ont, Nov. THE United
States has prohibited the Importation of
Canadian potatoes on hygienic grounds.
Washington, N J.. Nov Am automo-
bile bus carrying twenty girl silk work.
ers was hit by a freight train at Buttz-
Vile near here. today. many of the girls
being seriously injured. The bus was car
ried 100 yards, the girls being strewn
along the track.
London. Nov. 2.-Maj. Baron Llangat-
took has died of wounds received in
action. He was born in 1870. and had been
high sheriff and mayor OF Monmouth.
Paramount. w. Va, Nov. 1.-The Cen
tral West Virginia Coal Operators Asso
citation has voluntarily granted a 10 per
cent increase in wages to 10000 bitumin-
Gus miners in this region, effective at
once.
Red Bank. n. j.. Nov. The house
on Tower Hill, left unfinished after the
death of Andrew Freedman few months
ago, has been sold to Uzal Fl. McCarter,
president of the Fidelity Trust Company
Of Newark. who is said to have paid
sl25, 900 for 1t.
Tucson. Ariz Nov. 2.-Dr G. r. Servin.
a naturalized American, has been arrest
ed here, charged with conspiracy to ex-
port arms to revolutionists in Mexico.
Warrants were issued for other persons
also. Arms and ammunition were seized
by the authorities.
Trenton, N J.. Nov. a-col. Frederick
is. McNelly, so years old, Is dead Of
pneumonia today. Col McNelly was
prominent politically for many years. He
formerly was an assistant postmaster of
New York City and Deputy State Con-
troller of New Jersey.
Rome. Nov. Pope Benedict's appeal
to bishops throughout the world to help
in the relief of Poland has brought to
the Vatican the sum of 100000 francs
Cabout $4,000 at normal exchange). which
will be sent to the Polish committee in
Switzerland for the relief Of suffering
Havre De Grace, Nd. Nov. MANY
guns doomed on the flats here wednes-
day. marking the opening of the ducking
season. The weather conditions were
also perfect. The morning was clear and
crisp. Because of the recent warm spell
there are not as many ducks as in pre-
vious years.
Trenton, N. j.. Nov. 2-An Increase
in valuation of $4.695, 4e2 over last year is
shown in the assessment of $349, ,e4S, ,421,
levied for 1916 by the State Board of
Taxes and Assessment against railroad
and canal property in New Jersey. The
total tax to be paid by the railroads is
81. .4SS. .15s. or ss7o,23o more than in 1915.
Cleveland, Ohio. Nov. Miss Anna
Murray, IS and Gilbert Montague, were
killed, while Miss Irene o'Boyle, 20. has
a fractured skull and may die as the
result Of an automobile accident here.
The machine was rounding a curve near
a bridge at a high rate of speed and
crashed into an iron railing.
Niles, Mich. Nov. 2.-The State
Bank Of Eau Claire, about twenty
miles north of here. was robbed of
$4,o50 by lone bandit, who with a
revolver compelled theh cashier, We're
Beckwith, to stand with his hands raised
while the money was being removed from
the cashiers cage. The robber backed
ont NJ the bank and sacana