SPORTS SPORTS EXTRA EVENING LEDGER En Jfk 1 ll fm CENT VOL. INO. 14 PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1914. PRICE ONE J. REPORTS VILLA DEAD ALBERT CALDWELL DIES BASEBALL RESULTS AT A GLAJNCE SUDDENLY IN ENGLAND GERMAN RIGHT FLEEING LEAGUE R. H. E. BY ASSASSIN'S HAND Senior Member of Jewelry Firm NATIONAL Pusses Away nt Bournemouth. Chicago 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 ' MEXICAN CAMP 3. Albert Caldwell, senior member of IN tho firm of J. M. Caldwell & Co., tho WITH VON KLUK READY Boston 0 0 , Chestnut street Jewelers, died today at 0 0 0 2 0 Bournemouth, England, whero ho had Batteries Cheney and Archer Hughes and Whaling. been staying for the last two weeks. Umpires O'Connor and Byron. Fierro,M Mr. Caldwell's dentil camo as a great (His Secretary, Who shock to his family and members of tho YIELD, SAYS firm. Pittsburgh TO REPORT Was Charged With Kill-- K. T. Clmec, a member of the firm, i 0 4 0 0 said this afternoon that no ono was ' aware of Mr. Caldwell's Illness. His death New York . ing Benton, Named as occurred at tho lloyal Bath Hotel. Air. '.1000 Caldwell went to Kuropo May. Batteries Harmon and Archer; O'Toole and Meyers. Inst Ho Umpires TheWarToday Many Guns and Munitions of War Aban- Murderer. visited Franco and Germany duiing his Hart and RIgler. tour. He was frequently in tho heart of the war-rldd- districts, and on ac- General von Kink's army, the German doned in Precipitate of count of tho troublo abroad Intended re- AMERICAN LEAGUE R. H. E. Retreat Carranza Holds on at National turning soon to this country. right wing, is In full retreat, accord- As Mr. Caldwell seemed adverse to Cleveland 3 0 Exhausted Invaders, Paris Hears Palaco Despite Message De- worrying friends or relatives nbout his ing to reports In Paris from the bat- From condition, It Is possible ho may have Chicago 2 2 manding His Surrondor to ueen III for some time boforo death came. tlefield. The German leader Is re- Battlefield Ho Ms survived by a widow and two Batteries Wolfgang and Schalk; Dillinger and Mills. in North. Calderon. children. In this city he made his homo Umpires Hildebrand and Dineen. ported willing to yield. The break at the Bcllovuo-Stratfor- d. in the Invaders' lines, tho roport ' PASO, Tex., Sept. 29. Reports LEAGUE R. H. E. Eli FEDERAL adds, began Saturday. General Von Buelow caching horo today from Mexico persist 1,000,000 RUSSIANS Chicago Rumored in Grave In saying that General Frnnclsco Villa 0 3 0 0 Fnrls has a report that General von by his secretary, has been assassinated Brooklyn . Kluk has begun to withdraw, but the Danger Break Said to Have Begun 0 0 0 3 , MOVE IN AVALANCHE tilttlo credence Is placed In tho rumors Batteries Fiske and Wilson: Finneran and Watson. War OfTIco Is reticent. Slow gains Umpires McCormick and Cross. Saturday Allies (jpcauso tho mcssoBO from Chihuahua against tho German right are an- When Redoubled Fury last night quoted Villa on tho present UPON GERMAN SOIL It Is added the Mexican situation. St. Louis 1 nounced, and that of Attack After Peace Parley Failed. Fierro was court-martiale- d and then Germans' efforts to break through tho on tho chargo of having killed Baltimore o released Rhelms have been violent. Benton, tho ranchman In Juarez, sev- lino at Breslau, 190 Miles From Batteries Keupper and Chapman; Suggs and Jacklitsch. PARIS. Sept. 29. Roye (occupied by us) eral months ago. Umpires Anderson ana' Goeckel. Prlnco Adalbert, the Kaiser's third and Chalons Berlin, Is Tho right wing of the German army (the enemy'- - W MEXICO CITY, Sept. 13. Despite the New Objective, son, Is said to have been killed by his demands of General Villa and Villa's Indianapolis ... 0 0 In France Is In full retreat, according "To tho north of tho Somme the lln generals, that Provisional President While Cracow Is Left to .0 own men by mistake. Venustlano Carranza resign, the Indica to information from the north. atretches across the plateau between Pittsburgh 0 0 0 . hundred and fifty thousand Gcr- - tions today were that General Carranza Strong Investing Force. Palaco be-M- would remain In tho National at Batteries Moseley and Rariden; Knetzer and Berry. naval reserves are reported cd General von Kluk, commander of the Alberta and Combles. least until tho convention of Constitu- Umpires Brcnnan and Cusack. tionalist generals or their delegates Is from North Sea ports to army making up the German right "We took many moro prisoners yes- held hero next month. Fierce Battle Wages ln-'1- General Carranza believes that no at Tarnow FIRST GAME siege of Antwerp. This 2 wing, has offered to surrender to Gen- terday. These belonged notably to the other plan of nctlon on his part would in North Przemysl Bombard- German plan to crush commander-in-chie- f, Corps, be consistent with the "Guadalupe agree- Kansas City .... 0 0 0 0 0 eral Joffrc, the French Seventh the Seventh Reserve Is one 12 Belgian flanking ment," of which Villa of tho ment Heavy Calician Rail- tho Corps, the 10th, 12th, lBth 19th signers. Buffalo 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 if the Germans are allowed to and the advisers sat ll,. ..13. General Carranza and his ways and Carpathian Passes and Blair. retire to Germany, It is said. Corps of the Germany army," late In tho executive quarters of tho Na- Batteries Johnson and'Easterly; Ford Ka&t Prussia conflicting reports upon Mannason. In I tional Palaco last night working a Held. Umpires Shannon and both tho According to reports from the north, It Is reported Germans have rcncwe-- plan of campaign nnd drafting a reply claim the aggressive for to the following telegram which Carranza Russians and the Germans. It seems General von Kluk's army began to their operations In upper Alsace and has Just made public: PETROGRAD, Sept. 29. bombard- break on September 26 ter- ''To Don Venustlano Carranza, first chief ENGLISH INVASION BRITISHWARSHIPS, certain that the German under the that fierce fighting Is again in prog- Breslau, In Sllesln, 100 miles from Ber- of the Constitutionalist Army and in ment of Ossowlcz has been repulsed. rific pounding of the French and Brit- charge of the executive power, Mexico lin, Is now believed to bo tho main Rus- ress in the vicinity of Muelhausen. Petrograd claims a general retirement ish. The French had extended their City: sian objective. Cracow, which the Rus- OBJECT OF KAISER'.S LURKING OFF CAPES, 1 le Germans continue their assaults "We desire to make every effort to pre- sians' northern column Is ncarlng, will of Germans across the Polish lines to Combles, less than 50 miles vent tho enemies of tho cause of liberty, the bo by lnrgo following Vcrdun-To- ul who stoop to any medium that stains tho Invested a army, frontier Into East Prussia. Berlin from the Belgian border and ten miles asalnst the line of forts, tho precedent Przemysl. A million ACTIVITY COVET CONTRABAND Ilepubllc. from profiting by such circum- set at BELGIAN states that the Russians have been south of Bapaume, whero thoy vigor- but It officially is denied that they have stances as seem imminent. Wo also 'Jet-I- move- men are reported engaged In this In an re to mako every sacrifice bcfoio putting unable to take the Initiative ously were assaulting the rear of the made any substantial progress. foreign ment. our fatherland In danger of Inter Into Prussia. German right troops defend- Several officers vention. Tho northern column has assaulted advance East and the in the garb of the "Only the failure of all those noble Tarnow nnd a pitched battle Is now In Capture of Mechlin and Great Britain Aims to Break Russians have begun direct operations ing von Kluk's line of communication British Indian troops have been seen hopes and all these generous efforts will progress put- there. The Austrinns aie against Breslau The million men in Into Belgium. In Paris, nnd this is accepted as con- lead us Into a fratricidal strugglo into ting up a strong resistance but they ore Siege of Antwerp Forerun- Up Practice of Supplying which wo would be compelled to enter as the northern column, now within four It was then that General von Kluk clusive proof that at last the Indian our duty. greatly outnumbered. With Tarnow In marches of Cracow, will leave the opened the peace parley. regiments are In the field, although up iN'ote: Part of the message Is hero possession p tho Russlans-th- o- last ob- ners of Carrying War German Cruisers From In addition stricken out by tho Mexican censor.) stacle In the way of the siege of Cracow siege of that former objective to a to demanding, safe conduct to Ger- to the present time there has been no "General Villa has telegraphed to nil the Port. move will hnvo been removed. Dumbrlcko, a Across Channel. This strong investing force and many, he agreed to guarantee that his ofilclal statement on this subject. Concluded on 1'nKe 7 railroad station on tho way to Tarnow, across the German frontier, in pur- soldiers would up There is a strong Inclination t it has already been captured. not take nrms again ANTWERP, Sept. S3. In- the general plan to reach GalllenI, Mil- It Is now apparent that the movement Federal Government Starts suance of during the war. General Joffre's re- headquarters of General KRUPP EXPERTS HANDLE Persistent German operations In Bel- through Gallcla Is the main offcnslvo Berlin before winter Is over.