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THID GLOBS NEWSPMPEIII CO- VOL LXXXVI-NO 158. ONS re IPS IPS A 113 11P.SEI ALLIIIES BOST011 BRAVES To itiOVE TO ARE ALLST0111, 0 A I II A El NTIR. THE JD System. of Looting of 1400ting flew Park to Be on Commonwealth Ail On Former Golf Club Site. Slightly More Than Mile Beyond 'Flenway Park 4 to Be Rushed, the Vaults and Ilepaxylaing of May Have Netted Those Concerned $5030001 COL ALE)CANDER HELD Their Attacks Increase in Flanders and France.

Heavy Rallies West of Lodz, Lowicz and Plotrottoril 0 1 UA 011 liCT ClitiRGE Providence Millionaire Gives Bail For Hearing in Chicago. Clerks, 1 Patilobrolcors anti. Jove lots Perhaps Shared, 1 Illiessenger Boy Fails toPick Jilall Ile Dealt litho Cobb Expects to Be Bailed' Todaymn-Restitution Tato z. -t: 4 il.t '1, :c1Z.11...,V.:.:',N.:....1'''''':'.51 5 4 11 -i ''''''sk, 4: ,.4. V.

1 1 1.,,,,,.....,...,.,....,, 5 5 -t'1i- i-6 I' linomir Loans on Stock Made by tho Fornior President Being Probed. COL CHARLES In Denying Los Angeles Girl's Accusation, His Counsel Says it Is Blackmail. I 1 I I EIJI EF Articles tier today, and the possibility of the release of Ex-Pres Cobb on ball, it is expected that developments will grow apace and that possibly before the alleged Irregular transactions at the loan company are presented for the consideration of the Grand Jun some time JAxt weeks startling revelations will be made. Asst Dist Atty Lavelle yesterday declared that he would present the whole matter to his chief for that while all the loose ends have not yet been run' down all the energies of the district attorney's office for the next few days will be bent on solving the responsibility for what appears to have been a systematic looting of the company's vaults of pledged articles and the repledging of them at the same Institution by others than Cobb. The latter phase of the ease is said to involve at least $28,000.

lildeedI it was stated yesterday that the losses through thefts of this character might total nearly 00.000. Mr Lavelle is steadfast in his determination to sift all the evidence until a complete and satisfactory so Continued on lb. Second Pogo. Start your Christmas vertising now! Be sure to have your advts In tomorrow's and the. Daily Globe next week.

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"Hew to Make Mosey." in Tremont Stip Cot. Channel Lights-- Talk at Romeo against the -fortress ''of Cracow, around which they are drawing a closer ring of men and artillery. i Hint in Kaiser's Return. With the case before them of Przemysl, which has held out so long against the Russian attacks, military mew' do not look for the early fall of Cracow, and are rather inclined to believe that the armies of Emperor Nicholas will endeavor to keep the large Austrian force inside the fortress and enter Silesia from the southeast. However, much depends on the battle now being fought with such intensity further north between the riuers Vistula and Warta, in which all agree that the losses on both sides have been very heavy.

There is an inclination to believe Continued on the Seventh Page. WAR NEWS SUMMARY. Berlin reports the French made repeated attacks in Flan but were repulsed. French headquarters announces capture of 991 prisoners in north and progress near Altkirch in Alsace. Germans attack in the west, but claim no advance Berlin's official statement is that German offensive is taking normal course.

England agrees to receive $100,000,000 from Russia, of which $40,000,000 is in gold, to meet obligations. Britain to withdraw lights in English Channel owing to more German mine laying. Italy buys 1,000,000 tons of wheat in.Argenthia and will raise taxes. Armies of Allies stronger than every says French official bulletin. Russia reports severe fighting on three fronts in Poland.

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By T. H. MMINANE. The new ball park for the Boston Braves will be-situated on a part of the grounds once used as the Allston Golf Club course, facing Commonwealth av, and bounded by the Boston Albany Railroad In the rear and by Babcock and Pleasant eta on the sides. This information was given out at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Boston clubs office in the Paddock Building, with Sec Nickerson on the receiving end of the long-distance telephone.

The deal was made through W. 3 Mc" ald. Pres Gaffney, In New York, 'said over the telephone that the deal had been closed, and that Mr McDonald would confirm the news upon reaching Boston. Mr McDonald arrived home at 6 o'clock, having left New York on the 1 o'clock train, and said that he would draw up the final papers-at once. He also wanted to compliment the cluh for plating out a fine site or its new home.

Noinron Much Work to Done. The land was owned by V. Stanley Tripp. On the East side of the proposed new park is being erected a State armory. which will be finished in the early Spring.

The old Allston Golf Club house is on a part of-the land to be used as a ball park. Extending from the middle of the tract back to the railroad is a steep bill, with quite a swamp to fill in, Babcock and Pleasant etc at present run only as faro as Commonwealth av, Brookline. By crossing the avenue, one is in Boston, and these streets will soon be extended to the railroad. Pres Gaffney said that he intended to ask the 13, A. RR.

to build a station at the rear of the grounds. He also means to ask that the Boston Elevated run a spur track down Pleasant St with a lower grade entrance to the Park. The running time on through cars from Park at to the grounds will be about 12 minutes, through the new Subway running out Commonwealth Continued on the JigbSh Paste. 60 -FEET INTO THE AIR Hydrant Breaks at I Early Hour This-Morning'. Floods Pour Down Tremont and School Stso Tearing Up Pavements, With the breaking of a hydrant below the surface of the ground at the Junction of Tremont, School and Beacon ate at 12:10 this morning a great column of water burst through the-ground and shot fully 60 feet Into the air-.

Like a geyser the spurted out, a column apparently six or seven feet in diameter, rising to the "tops of the fourth-story of the Parker House and fatting back, to pour in floods down School st and along Tremont et to Scolla ysg. -School with its sharper decline, caught the larger part of the flood. The wood pavement on that street was Continued on the Sev tk Page. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. Page Suspects and outside in the Collateral Loan Company thefts.

Attacks by Allies are increasing. Col Charien Alexander of providence arrested on a charge of violating the Mann act; his counsel declares it a ease of attempted blackmail. Boston Braves' new ball park to he situated on site of old Allston Golf Club. "Rube" linrquard of New Fork Nationals signs with Brooklyn rederals, Hydrant breaks under corner of School and Trfimont sts, sending water 80 feet in the air. Miss Mary Danehy, who disappeared from home of sister in Marlboro Monday, appears at Bostoneibank and is sent to Psycdpathic Hospital for observation.

Page 2. History of the Collateral Loan Coin. pari31 compiled from figures and facts furnished by the clerk of the corpora. bon. Bowling results.

THE WEATHER. IF-1 England: 4--- WASHINGToN, Dee imin 4Forecast Cloudy Ne: urday and Sunday. Por Boston and Vi. einity: CineralAY cloudy and unsettled Saturday and Sunday; little change in temperature; moderate to strong nott 14st to emit winds Idinkt Globs'a rorecast: Unsettled, Sunday: Monday fair: not much change In tempera. ture; moderate easterly winds.

becom. jug' varjalle. The Temperature Yeeterday at Thomp eon's a SS; m. 31; ra. 23; 12 in, 43: 3 sn, 45; 4 in 42; 9 m.

41; 12 sold, 37. Average temperature yesterday. 40 11-24; average one year ago. 41. Temperatures at 8 Last Icigatsan Francisco, 62; Bismarck.

26; St Loui, 40: Chicago. 44: Nantucket, 40; Portland. 34; Eastpert. 31: New York. 43; Waahington.

(IVY dos RUBE 1111111)11ARD JOINS JUMPERS New York, Giants- Hit ih 1-16aerals' Raid. But Nationals Have Him Tied Up Tight It Is SAL Independents Wi 11 Never Get Him, Says Fosters NEW TORIC, Dec 4 "Rube" Mar-ward, one of the New League club's trio of leading pitchers, signed a contract today to pitch for the Brooklyn Federal League baseball club, according to an announcement made by Pres Robert' B. W'ard of the club this afternoon. Cr Ward stated that Marquard had slimed the Brooklyn Federal League contract in triplicate, in addition to making an affidavit that he wan a free agent in a baseball sense, and had received and receipted for an advance PaYment Under his Federal League contract. See John B.

Foster of the New York National League club, when questioned regarding Marquard's status as a free agent, Wald that the pitcher was under contract to the New York Giants In a series of three interlocking contracts which covered his playing services for 1915 and 1.916 gave the New- York club an option on his services in 1917. Still another contract gave the New York club special rights in regard to Marquard's playing services, andl-tvIlg drawn with the idea of covering any loopholes which might 'exist in the other contract Mr Foster scouted the idea that Mar. guard could play for any other team than the New York Giants for the next two seasons, and intimated that the case would be taken to court if Mar-guard endeavored to Jump to the independent league. When informed that the New York Club management asserted that Mar-guard was signed to a bindinr contract to the New York Nationals for 1915 and 1916, a contract with the 10- day clause eliminated, Pres Ward of the Brooklyn Federals said he could not tell whether he would be prepared to fight for Marquard's services. "1 must see the contract first," said Ward.

"I am convinced that Marquard dealt with me in good faith. In fact, ealritot conceive of any one making an aflidlivit, as Marquard did, unless he was convinced that he was in the right. He said that after a careful reading of his contract he felt sure that the only thing which bound him to the New York club was the reserve clause." FRATERNITY WILL EXPEL MARQUARD, SAYS FULTZ NEW YORK, Dec 4Pres David PultZ of the Baseball Players' Fraternity stated tonight that the report of "Rube" Marquard signing with the Federally was hard to believe. but that if it were Continued on the Elubtli Paige. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS.

Page a. President Wilson reappoints as post" master of Provincetown John Adams, who was refused confirmation because of opposition by Senator Lodge. Miss Fitzpatrick again a witness in her suit for $125,000 against estate of James M. Fairfield. Paws 4.

Congressman Gardner, speaking, at St Louts. replies to Sec paniels statement In regard to war readiness. Incendiary fire In Brookline. Maiden man accidentally kills prominent Jefferson, man while hunting. Miss Isabelle Vosburgh, instructor at Mt Holyoke College, is fatally injured in automobile accident.

Ex-Justice Hammond honored by the Middlesex bar. Boston 'University students present French play for Bed Cross benefit. Fewer than NO shoe workers quit In Lynn because of voting on 'arbitrstion question. Page 5. Unidentified young bandit kills himself at -North Concord.

Vt. 'when cornered by Posse. Vice President Marshall here. with Mrs Marshall. on speaking tour.

Citizens Committee organized to port BaUantyne, Coulthurst and Hagan for the City Council. Barney' Bertsche tells Chicago Grand jury of more police graft payments. Capt De Witt Coffman, Until recently commandant of the Charlestown Navy Yard. to command third division of Atlantic fleet and be raised to rank of tear Admiral. Ex-Capt Perry of Somerville police makes more charges in connection with his campaign for Mayor.

Page 6. Corey tells how war has infused Geri, man officers with democratic spirit. Deadly tiring and some that was not. described in soldiers' letters. Hoover says Germany denies blame for Belgians' plight.

Nayor of Vienna sends to Mayor Curley statement of flour alone shows any large in-1 cease IA price. 'o ALEXANDER. after their first meeting that he would procure a divorce and marry her. Then he proceeded to make violent love to Miss Cope. The Modern Alexander.

"The 'evidence of the girl shows she relied on his promise to. marry her. At his suggestion Miss Cope met him in Chicago, Feb 13, 1913. Later they went to New Orleans and from there to California. "During the time'they were traveling together Col Alexander gave her many costly presents and much money.

"The colonel built for her a bungalow In the Berkshire Hills. On New Year's Day, 1913, Col Alexander sent her a poem of greeting. Continued on the Fourth Paiute. TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. Page 11.

'Mrs Catherine Plummer of Toledo, 0, held for killing a gunman who shot her husband. Phineas Peatiter found guilty of assault with intent to kill Robert J. Beavis. Page 12. Postmaster General gives rules for sending Christmas gifts by mail.

Goy Walsh would extend the legal hours of labor temporarily to allow filling of emergency war orders. "Stuffing Millions Down the Military Rathole," discussed by Uncle Dudley. ''The War Day by Day 50 Years Ago." Around the Town. Daily Lesson in History. Page 13.

Holiday sale of the Fr Michael Supple Guild opens in Charlestown. Only a change of opinion on the part of any of five members of Executive Council, it is believed, can now save life Of Daniel J. Cooper. Household Department. "What's to Become of Peggy?" "Little Stories for Bedtime," by Thornton W.

Burgess. Page 14. New literature. C. A.

Conant discusses effect of war on capital at dinner of Massachusetts Re- form protests against Arizona's Anti- IrtmCl Club. allemLabor law. Page 13. Books for old and young. Page 10.

Three New-Hampshire counties placed under strict foot and mouth disease quarantine. News of the water front. neal estate news. Page IS. Pardon sought for Es-Treas John 4, Hall of the Southbridge Sayings Bank.

Katherine Clemmons Gould sues Paris firm for recovery of worth et jewelry. Incoming Legislature to be asked to repeal the "Ear and Bottle' act. City of Boston debt statement for month of November. art iv te rn- I on sti- ced A lc. kris ot to for Although Ex-Pres William Cobb of the Collateral Loan Company occupied a cell in the Charles-et Jail last night because of failure to provide bonds to the amount of 125,000 to guarantee his appearance In the Municipal Court on Dec 15 to answer to the charge of the larceny of $86,000 from the institution of which be was the head, his friends last night anticipated that the necessary bail would be raised today and his liberty arranged for, This optimistic outlook as regards the Refused was taken after Joseph A.

Dennison, counsel, had visited Cobb at the afternoon, and was in accordance with the opinion of several of Mr Cobb's friends, following his brief arraignment before Judge Dowd in the Municipal Court earlier in the day. Mr Dennison said last night that he had been asked to serve as counsel for Ex-Pres Cobb and that he had consulted him at the jail and that probably bail would be arranged for today. More Revelations Expected. With the return of Dist Atty Pelle. OF AGE, MISSDANEHYSAYS will Not Tell Where She Has B6ens Missing Since Monday; She Is Banks Marlboro Young Woman Under Observation.

British to Quench Anti-German LONDON, Dec 4 There is sill' lacking reliable news of the progress or the battle in Poland, which continues to monopolize interest. An unofficial dispatch from Petrograd says 'the battle' of Lodz has ended in sticeess for the Russians, but this statement is opposed to that of the Derlin official report, which says the German offensive in Poland Is taking its normal course. The fact is that the lighting in this region has developed into such a Jumble that it Is almost Impossible to follow it. The most important factor, from the Allies' view, Is that the German advance on Warsaw seemingly has not succeeded in its object, nor has it had the effect of diverting the itussians from their forward movement through the Carpathians and on' to the plains. of Hungary or Advertisers, To Get Your Share 'Of the Holiday Trade of the best 'clientele in New England, advertise in tomorrow's and the Day Globe next week.

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Col Alexander is charged with transportidg Miss Jessie E. Cope of Los Angeles from Los Angeles to Chicago. Miss Cope is under the surveillance Federal officers in Chicagd and Mr Clyne said that the Grand Jury will consider chazges of extortion that have been made against her. A statement issued by Dist Atty Clyne says: "Col Alexander met Miss Jessie E. Cope at a social gathering in Los Angeles two years ago.

He explained TODAY'S GLOBE CONTENTS. Page 6. British steamer St Egbert, held up and released by the Emden, arrives here with large cargo: Ambassador Sharp presents credentials to President Poincare. Gen French declares British Naval Brigade at Antwerp saved Belgian Aruiy. Page 7.

Lights to be removed from English Channel to prevent mine-laying. Anti-Austro-German speeches made in Italian Parliament; Italy buys 1,000,000 tons of wheat in Argentina. Desperate fighting in progress before Lowicz, Lodeancl Piotrokow in Poland. Ambassador Gerard saves English woman from prison in Munich. Allies are stronger than ever, both in men and guns.

says French official review; Germans at standstill where and 'doomed to retreat." Page S. Football season will clodtt today with four school games of exceptional interest. St Patrick's T. A. S.

bouts at Brockton: Louis Gallant, Robert Hart, Charles de Angelos and Harry Carlson win. Live Tips and Topics. Faire Financial and commercial news. Trade review of the week. Record ratea in marine insurance prevent big exports of cotton.

England to receive $100.000,000 from Russia on obligations and supplies, Including l4il.000.000 gold. Counsel of Carleton Hudson of Chicago admits be is Carleton H. Betts, wanted in New York. Page 11. Trial of Dt Lionel E.

Dudley for the alleged death of Mildred Sullivan will efen today in Houlton. Me. Gov Hunt of Arizona again appeals for protection for Noe. Mrs Grace Stanwood Ayer of Cambridge married last August to Jacinth Bothwell. a young Brazilian.

Commissioner Cunningham flays Union of Social Workers for bringing charges against officer Russell of Cambridge. Colored man twice detained and released on suspicion of being concerned In holdup in Roxbury store. Miss Mary 'Dariehy, who disappeared from the home of her sister In Marlboro last Monday and for whom a careful search has been condutted for the past four days by the police of that city. was dincevered at the Wildey Savings I3ank, 62 Boylston et, early yesterday afternoon. detained at Station 4 for a short time and then sent to the Psycoi pathic Itospital on Fenwood road for observation.

I Some days ago Miss Dantity's relaRe- I tives in Marlboro notified the officials jot of the Wildey Savings Bank. where the 1 young woman had an account, that she i had disappearod. aeking them, In the i (lent of her appearance at the bank for 1 any purpose. to hold her there for the police. 1 At 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon Miss Daneby appeared at the bank present-ass ed her bankbook and asked to have a dividend added to her account; The clerk to whem she presented the took i notified Trees Freeman that the missing young womaa was in the build.

int. Mr Freeman hurried around the corner to Station 4. on Lagrange at. informed 1 Capt CanneY of Miss Danehy's presence I In the bank. and returned accompanied by an officer In citizen's clothes.

I Mr Freeman explained to Mimi Danehy that her relative were very anxious Coat-hilted me the Fifth i I tmWIM- LLc 111.