Wisconsin State Journal from Madison, Wisconsin • 1

11 rn i 4 T7 TV Ll Jt kwJ (6javifcMI HAEIiOM. XTZZ SUNDAY SlOSXlTa. AUGUST IS, 1514 KL2CS C2XT8 I vk 1 wL INSANF. NEGRO MmmA BL 'Ssm KIS.I.R I F. I A i rn 1 1 i 1 11 YD WRIOH' fin 1 't a fprmpn Spirit limpifiQ I JtDroiciPrpIil 3 III i 11116 IflSIl MAMiMAH BORTHW1CK, 2 CHILDREN, DRAUGHTSMAN AND GARDENER'S SON ARE VICTIMS OF AN (AX MAN" I4 ust.

Lutfisiitic Dispatch Ffoiii Bfefllll lossrs in Belgium and Alsscs Csssldered Only! French Claim Absolute Check cf German At the ftrsi nc of the fire thresh- era in thr nearhy fit'ii ran the hm, tin i fjusu! the lKxSi cd hait-d- lit Trapped in $50,000 Hilltop Rcsid encc at j.w4 to tba. i of tie Green When Madman Locks Spring Doors and Sets Fire to Building-Heads Stove in With Hatchet "March to Paris" Sajs Ships Control Seas Yith England and Announce Qnick and Complete Mobilization of Troops to Join Allies Against Kaiser's Men. houa. OfTS-'iais acre 'uiURMaed from Hprlus Green three miics away, and liie i-'al omi j.o waa ciewded with an. I villager, the majority wiia Had C'arUou been discovered it Is alum! certain titeri? wnld hae bwu liiichiug.

in the middle ot the gftcnttoos; tbero a ere about about the bouse. Tue crowd dwindled at aupiicrUaa. Siwiii Vi'iliisHtB had fffi examlniag ruin which were ln-giuniux to nol, whea the door of te.ti I oiler o.ned aod Carltoa half fI! Ofil. The hftit and George Pet cf gprvttg Green (mtieii him out ant livid i'! ile crowd siiU'a rua for Im.i; Me sax tiearly anl Id not rufiii to pc'tit to hi tt -tin 'isl miifrr "Marlatk Natural Fortune of War. Emperor Much Changed Under Great Burden cf Hostilities He Declares With Countrymen was Forced on His Empire By EAEL H.

VON WIEGAKD United Preis Staff Cwraponient ITU I) AM, August. 1.1. Th spirit rc-tuaiiu iincon-TLe luiittca in Iklgian, and in Aluace, are oot cohkhW! are rtgrfttid, but accepted at the fortunes of war. Tb liiitary liiat hiiR-, on wlmh Onoaa; hi Malnsl hr all, uSv Lut none tlie less, inevraW, on. Thf nation is pw- 'lit while a-Biaa of Lt-iriag arms rentaiua ii tliNguisiag of thv ficrnian nation, -iiu on Tlmrstlaj, after Tainlf to get into rom- witb thfi onlwi'lo world.

At that time, news of tha IwlgttiHi bail recti vei True, dttalU of (he losaej were the Qrrinaa general ataff.aloo. was aeptetl every-. 4 ilu'Hb luNMeH wen; incident to a eamjvaisn throag-h h-ry, where th; anny oppmmg- is aided by the strongest of By WILLUM PHILIP SIMMS United Preta Staff Ccrraspoadeaa PARIS, August. I'our the rvs.nl of Keriti-t flghtiii since the opeuiiisj uf th. war.

wr? piibiirilnnl ly the war ofllft; ttiuight, which deelared theru of "ntintafde ii'irMirtancc to cans nf the aliips. They were: First The ahttolule check of the fk-rtimti itJan fur MURDERER FOUND IN FURNACE HOURS LATER Lynching Only Avoided When Sheriff J. T. Williams Draws Revolver Before Crowd of 700 Persons Gathered at Scene Slayer Lodged in Dodge jail with Wife and Possible Aide rash toward i'wri-s, iirt, by the peaciiaiioa of the V-ic frotnicr by the army of tht riom M-t, ilsrngh lht gap in the fot ti-iv-af i between find I' it.a!. nutih itjtpossibfc ty hV'-ni-h invasion of AlHet and wiure of the VfH mountain by the lasting check and reii-tri doe th hert-i of lie Bcli.aE famesi, swift tii'thiltrftf ion of the mid finiptrit, uittkti'1 pn'Miible eo- Stroud, the perfect and army.

With pomplf-tv "LIEGE IS TO BE MY TOW SAID GEN. VON EMMICH, BEFORE TAKING OWN LIFE AT LIEGE By a Staff Correspondent SPRING- OHfcfe-N, A.f. la. The in-aoe a t'of a iiegto cook tday ended tie atriwigA. raauuice Frank, liujd Wright, arrhiiect of v.

orid wide fame sStoi a'. of (re The JaiSan Carlton of hi'a go, killed iiaunah iioubwirfe and fmir other persons, Hw fired th magniri cent tiuO'tO bungalow Wright had built for his sculnutte and a his victims dashed from the burning building he stove in their head with an ai Tho dead an; The ar oftv-e no aiinou that tit Srf ftlui.ug -in. lis 'h' rMi1- ft" (W Ililiiiua 4 in tft rgioii th timul-i xiud-i lag rom Lutw-vilie aot.U'eat to Mont- 4, Uae ry Hut Jt inatau that the French. frattiW la in tal Mrorf erbt-ca, la the frontier fighting t'ue aeroplune i cor pa baa ioced proscn Ut eysa of the array. Time and again aiivaiuMtu jGcreiaa raiding roluwna, inteuded to am p'rHe IB eutpfwta hare heit located and i Field Marshal In Paris Field Marshal Sir John French, cow maui't in bt-f of the iiritib arrujf 'f im atioii.

1 ln'it it mat Jieind4UArtcr Aha A0Hbt ootctnnc tli. ti body of the army lia r4. Tb rvUUu la i i 1 a compinta iirprtee tit TUe frlendlx re 'f-n Germuj rid BIkIuoi, Is Darit prime, Tbe Gcrran Imperial i.4 prwnld that ay iune by rushing lrxHi t-ottBiry, a vluil military would wHt pal tor aud a integrity ol Belgium re-Hul iMM-adL liplglara accept' I there la a detcrililDHtiuQ LYNCHERS DEFEATED BY SHERIFF. IV IV 11 HarsHtOH Kidgewar. j) in he ci-oad and found u.tuub aajiUew twt lcbu'a4 -iluu ha iSii w'a- fftii tb an1 ict in tun twiier aeil set to add.

however, fed mlik and whiskey and a ruoitienta WT is siUo tlii siit'fiff's wahtne, and started, for IkidgevlUe, St the stuned for Ihideeviile. at the thr-e 'Ho froin Rltgew ay, loaded with iiiru Kit't! gui.i and ropes? Toty to halt the sheriff, hut he drew h'a ifiohfi aud dashed by. Mrn lknhiik, it la probahic. died a few monmnti after bring tnl k. She iial'-d short (liHtsuce from the wlO-diw despite her terrible cuts, and (here died, ittle Martha Cheney un e.

uguiMtily cut. 4S rarrtad to Andrew -I'ortei-'s, half a mile aay, and died tiire at ii o'clock. John Cheney iever tsn, foreman at te W'ah. eoe. Th injured: Tm B.unHert ajed 60, laborer, Spring GrnL httsL laid, cf a ad burnt.

Witt die. Wiiliam Weeton, aged 4i. fere man. badly cut on head. Will re-' cover.

He-beet feitr. aged 23, draughts', man, badly burnt. WHI recover. BUNGALOW FIREO BY CRAZED fcEGSO The negro fired the house ahlle the household a at luuibeoo and toi in th heads of Ma victisn as they through witwlow. Me ws frrrar The cellar (urnj't late fiile af'ernoon and ruOid lo Iiiwfee lile, the Iowa county seat, by bSjectfi T.

VMUU-'ua. through lRgrr iiioh of country people armed a Kit gene. His wife- we t-iken with him. LONDON, Avg. 15 The Brotselt correspondent of the Lon-dan Star wire that he received positive irdoraiation that General ven Emmich, the German cemmacder at Liege, shot and killed himself.

The correspondent quotes a Belgian aergeant who was told of the itdcide by a German officer, whom he "I know that Lieja is to be my tomb, bat 1 prefer to by my own bjmd," ii aaid to have been the message left by the German general to be transmitted to bia wife. Tb German officer alto laid that eight German coldiers killed themselrai on learning of the general'i micida. now on French and tVlrian soil, who (y-rtiteidBy joined Oeu. Jofire at "the French oneentration base, spent to- day Id He cottferid with the chiefs of the army general staff aod btaifiuartera lo capture 1J aa Franco Uiout 1- rost ht; it may'. Ttiat got out.

of the huiMiiyt. limnhert waa FIVE ARE DEAD; TWO INJURED MAMMAH BORTHWlCK, aged 35 and who was Mr Edwin 8. Cheney urtUi Wrigbt rld with her from Chicago ta hie hill top studio, here two year go. JOHN CHENEY, aged 12. her on.

MARTHA CM -NEV, aged 9, her daughter. EMIL BROOELLE, aged 26. Chicago, draughtsman employed by Wright. ERNEST WESTON, aged 15. Spring Green, aon of William W- He was dared conSd only ur-ja)ii0 rrM Vl)rtf, WM in ur that he bad taken acid, lie wo'ild not sell hi mom and his wife Uya- ttM in.M!- klited, Tom terically declared that she had Weston died at Porter bite In the after- War News Reviewed By J.

W. T. MASON Former European Manager of Tbt Uaitei Preag from th-trond ijft he stscted the Wcslon bad (wo deep gaahe Gen, Siein Issues a 'mm vwm Manifesto; Germans nmm mm Told 'Wait for News also paid his respects to the president. The irrut of the Britis'b comman-iJer-ia etilff taken as idl-tiH that the first British estpftdttfoaary force, the alreogth of which is carefully withheld, but. which some estimate hare placrd a in of 1 Mn of all brani-hes, is e.l Its has probably In front of Bruaaela.

tlargc of ulleged Truan violation of the rules of civilised warfare have brought a sharp reply from Germany. Neutral powera forwarded it to the French government today and a copy tuut already bwn aesrved on the govertiweut. Tlie Gsrian no-tlfleatlaa la coatrd here aa a threat to kill tlhout merry any Bart-combat-aut ba falls to obey without question the Germans, should they gain a foothold either ia Belgium or France. It la be It' red that the I'ieiftcii governaieBt will formally protest this position takes by Germany to the neutral althpoeh no oMVlal notb- of murder. Carlton, however.

a. dis. by Strs. Borthwtc5c.Fr Hay eighi. This appear to fee th only motive.

from the l-ati in the of hla atal wa liadly burned. 1. 1 twit too sua sis shed aud lmrnel and Frit waa burned, r.itinkeit i a widower with a is a- family. WESTON 8TUELES nsimnt uttprwJ to me by wheo I Ht. Br-' nrilay.

Much Chanfled ii-Tor ltt In totiiUint coniul-th lils aUff. He baa been of Aubaitador 0r-AuitTlcan anibiador. the arrest of varloua 1 American elUMi. wade Ikb ofH tr the arobaaM' eoiirteously adjuited of time. baa tbanged greatly al tMRaa.

The of bia face are accentuated. left bU Hp There can fretn a ti'w of him, protaliy. more tbaa In Ckrmany, bt ar means. Tbere may ee of the nwwBlty of i icrrat depth of rro of the flower ot Oer-h. Tlut the emperor and r.

Uk the potion rythlBS they could to arold 1 no that their tk cob-they nuiHt meet lu de- NEW YORK, Aug. p. The rasult 0f the weeK'e flghtinfl in the north ha been th gradual advance of large German aceutlng par ti west cf 1.19 antf "almost nif way to Brussalo; white in th aouth MAMMAH BORTHWICK, LEADING FIGURE AMONG FIVE KILLED BY NEGRO te frtnch have fouflbt thalr way th top of th Vosjss to pr down UJNDOX. Aug llCoplea of a manifesto Issued by Oea. Stela, of the fiermaa general ataff to the rrsr-man people tat Welneady which have bea aent acroae tba frontier were telegraphed here today.

The manifesto aayi: iTO SAFETY William VY.atou, Saturday night de-, Urrd that Its had stiimbled goict ithr.jii;!i tin- d.ir dirrclly tehitld Dm' 'kert and for thai raon Carlton's blow miiHi-ij. into th prumisad land of Aiaac. In th cfftr both sides have pro has yet b.f taken. ceeded mor eaut'susiy as required by th Iminena fortification en bot "Net Cermany Fault" Ia summing op her position, Germany aayi: "If the war thus assumes a brutal a das of th boundary below tunv hurj. Th week rconsssno by l'i' sunk jo said csto.

end 1 f''ll to my knees and tiled Inn I out of the ay, be strnck at in' stain hut shiie it stunned rn. th' edae g'nared. then lie turned bai to th character it will not be the fault of the Germany jn Belgium cannot have given th kaiser comma rwisr adequate information of th enemy' plan. Nowhere have ther bn report of larg force nceuntrtng tK Ger Carlton bsd te ationt months, be had en man. Inetese, tn alliee have been able to halt th aklrmiahlng at Isast (NEGRO WIFE MYSTERY CF CASE some distance In front of teir main position.

Probably there i much mor for Mra Hhe ye tery tonight 'inounJs Carlton, who ba rrfud to taik 'In Engiaud and rranre falw-booda are being apread broadraat. Ton Genuaoa hae too much faith in your government to accept rumors too eaasly. The English accuaa ua of having suggested partition with Hollaed In exchange for her neutrality. Suck charges are baneatb contempt and demonstrate the riht0uaBw of our cause aod the aickediieas of our enemies. You Gerin.na.

also are apread-lug rumara of lictortei aod defeat, auch aa the German occu-paiioa of IWtort and the destruc-tion of French regltnenta wholesale Everything wUI- published at KrprythlBg will be published at oyr word that nothing aall he etagsratei aod nothlnc Iw etcept tl-oe who ar experienced lu warfare can haow or ahow with what difficulties are th German learn of th aide German nation. German arms are Rgbting the enernlee of Gcrtuany. If private tltiiens are to be slain because, of participation la the ar. then the respoaaibiilty is oa France and Bel-glum, not on GerDiaay." The French war office al srtel tonight that danger further Austrian participation in the- was aa allies of German tri operating tn Aiaace Irrine baa been averts to ay. It is Servia.

whose alleged of the plot resulting ia the aas4inattun of Archduke Frant Feriilcaud, the war. that baa checked the Austrian imi Ttte cosnblaed Servian army has tagatp possession of Hrxe-gorliia and are fcoMing la rhf ali of the AustrUee cot ecgaged In defending the R'laalaa border. formation befor th order for a general advsnc can he given. i I Amarlcana Sa'a i am In tVrmany are aafe. itig card for to ry Hut the eiiiha.y li dcuiaiul mJ u(oa it.

uti(fti'd that a German lriljtht "be chant-red. aud of all the warrlat from a Ornian port to nil of th Amerkan id care for Ortuanjr u' this up with the rom-U doubtful helber ob'ataeJ. Meaawbiie G.Tard will t-otitlnua to 'iK- Into neutral terrl-. aod The Hague, on tha wale depart-'g the ataniera lo brtnl to the Vtilted 6 lata. i bn opened to other i'lc to a hv itt-4 ifualeii bf the i-ast art carint for 1 tinK h- ltl at th.

J.t- In hut is hyaleilial. that shn nhen at a hr si) 'rl lit rtiif) She mt OiT Ii roa1 to Spring by so ait i -inj, i.o pi. k'd ber i and oitght In. her. Her dr'-s i-i'n and iier hair l.d witb Mi lw h- i'l i-ntii ak'-d fot i i Th week ha brought forth ne tarategic change in southern Aisace.

Both aide are pprntly reluctant to engage in trnwou activity in tht quarter for th present. Th French victor! ther will have permanent effect on th campaign. Th German continue to hold all of thir fortified position and thy ar titl entire matter of th Pjg n. TH week ha ahown that th attie are extremely confident. Th ability of th L'ege fon to withstand th German attack I roonaibl foe In- tt.T- In It sfter.

NAME CARRANZA PRESIDENT SUNDAY I ta as a j'iry, e.l 'tu, rh .1 a ii-1; FIRST FRENCH SPT -i a to par Travel but BOW to tr.e n'! are ar toa. IS ORDERED EXECUTED f.i- Hi he 1 ar-iv A I The general -t- Wr Vcvtl f.r the trial aH Stating th spirit of ptimm. Th weev hat en eonatant reference to th lofeioiity of German artillery, the d-satief action and hunger pneonec and aasvrances tat i prsgetr; Ovr-iMtftdnce lost the Gee-mans the advanuge at the trt of th war. The alie tu-n may come net. IV iin la I'aU charged '-'i'ti h- ety Arm ae re- in i.

the 'tb c- t'rench-nsrL A I be ajrrd Wi i. aerice asat. whom he MEXICO CITY. Aoeust 11 P.e-fnj ocurlloo of 'he lapita! by con stiUiliusAii! waa fcRipktd tonight GneraJ Obcegjs rniT d'risita uarrhd Ml0 City lale ia th efternvi They Crrna ad van- jard Th Crst chief win errUe tomorrow and thr. ta the pr'Mi).

Not s'ngl tjLtoard ioi iJ-rt ms'kH tU of by the Tfce rity and rwiirkd that f.Tf the first Cm Is at leat a Tr, is fn fe shswn OrxegJiS's travels sir. 4 tetrri ere rbri hi 'he r-v. -riw-4 Ue of I- at. it v. -ie mi in 6 i-i 1 Tsir.i!.

i1- i' a 1 -f i-i-TU tin' il- i. Iff t'if r' :r.t t.ti.i'n c' tv COrilMUGEN. Aat 1" rule ib rerl feetj out to the Pol fcy tfc esar tf the? by Riwii ta ta war mpob Gr n'any. acc.r31ag to resort rea'tltg Ure M'ia. t-e a lro'n aeot taa of ths FiSel t3er wire! aft trr 'Tn'.

at the tttat The evldoft agaioaJ a- itjaiplete aad imroedl-j ly ortJrei eie-HSv-d, From itch made et the tm he? jWe.jht..