Valencia Attacked.

New York Times 100 years ago today, July 13, 1912:
MADRID, July 12.—Press dispatches from the frontier say that Capt. Couciere, the royalist leader, with 700 men, is now at Valencia, the garrison of which place is preparing to receive an attack. The Governor of Caceres sends word that he has stopped a band of forty Portuguese royalists, who were about to cross the frontier, among them several who are believed to be prominent leaders.