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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11
PEOPLES FORUM
Fairmont, w. Va, 3s1o-'-+

Fairmont. w. Va, 3S1O-'-4.
Ed. West Virginian:
see an article signed fair play,
Under Peoples Forum, finding fault
with the commissioners for filing the
new water rates made by the coun.
ell, Fair Plays objection is the fact.
that they did not give the people n
chance! | want to say to Fair Play,
very plainly, as tax payer, that is
not my objection but the serious OBJ
lection to every tax payer should be
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11

80 - .1l. 40 n 49, L vi -7TF - = &
Some of the harsh scrittcism to
which Mr. Bryan has been subjected
in the last ,thfrty-six hours is IN
donbtedly, understood, buttthe blame
rests with him nevertheless. He has
not taken his great office seriously.
He has not performed tile onerous
duties of Secretary of State. He has
been willing to let somebody else do
the work while he travelled and Ice
tured. He has chung to the honors
and emoluments of Office, but he has
shirkcd its responsibilities until pub
lie confidence in his capacity and
judgment is dwlndling to nothing.
Many great men have been sccrc-
tary of State and not few small
men have been Secretary of State;
but no other man.. great or small, ev-
er trificd with the first office in tile
Cabinet as Mr.. Bryan has triHeo
with it.-N. y. World.3gT 81
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11

somegof those who attended the
Progressive confab here Saturday
make the assertion that there will
he no INAUGURATION of the Progress
sives and the Republicans. OF
course, if&J. B. Handlan, Democrat,
who IS chairman Of the Progressive
state committee, haslhis way about
~ there will be none. He knows
that some Of those associated with
him are becoming very good men,
beers of the Democratic aid society,"
4 clarksburg Telegram.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11

Gov. johnson. of California, recent
yaddressedlthe voters of San Diego
and the next dayl1, 179 registered as
Republicans and 9S as progrcssiycs,
s1tSmight be good thing tor the Re-
publican campaign committee of CAL
slifornia to take Johnson on It's stan
permanently. He seems 10 be max
ing good as q horrible example"
Huntington Herald Dispatch.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11
q foqFsV ~ y.sg
IQNGi WHO dE;s PAYS Is T1AXEs.
Fairmohnt, W. va. Mar. i

Dear Sir: ''i's,'aNe 7 h..i+s
1 -iaj&1i 2YTtskii 4Rj Isl
/ see an artieiesin your paper oi
the 10th; Nothing4D Doing for Chief
'Harr. Oh, my5tt. is not the Chief
they are,afraid of. ills w. Il. Riggs
they fear, He even finds them on
Water street anu Warrington. Oh
say Mr.. Editor, If Riggs was CHIEF
how long would it take him t
clean EN- up? Get busy.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11
Eclipse.
oF THE MOON TO BE VISIBLE
THIS EVENING IN EUROPE.
AND NORTH AMERICA.

d 4 ~ =
WASHINGTON; March II There
WILL sbe an eclipse OF tho moon al.
most total, tomorrow night visible
from all points in western Europe,
North and South America and vest
fern Africa. Astronomers at the ma!
val observatory here prepared tos
might to take advantage Of. the op.
portuntty for special observations
during: the eelipse; for while the moon.
IFS darkeneda unusually iaccurate work
may be accomplished.
The shadow Of the earth viii not
entirely cover tthesmoon, but at the
riddle Of, the eclipse more than nine.
tenths;ot the moons diameter will Be
in the shadow. s &c
The moon Is due to enter the shad-
oWs according to precise reckoning;
az 9:4 1, 81 o O'Clock tomorrow night.
eastern standard time; should reach
tie middle Of the eclipse at 11:f2,
Q .i0s o'clock, and leave the shadow, at
IN d MI Thursday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11
Dresses

f5J fgUEg .4F L53E, si r. JlIiEg BIfi
Y l e. I c9ft connected with that, trip.
Justatltink 1T took two sndiwe will
make sT@ager. that they did9not stop
at restaurant and sleep in a so
cent bed either. We wish to be plain
about this. In our judgment this
schedule could have been mailed and
even that could not have been done,
one man would have been sufficient.
We think there is entirely too much
riding around being done on the peo-
pies money. Stopping at big hotels
We hear Of people. going as far al
New York. We thing the tax pay
ers had better get busy especially
those that are a little behind Oh
taxes, and. getting their final no.
tIce, please settle with interest, had
letter say, right now, that four COM
inissioners and the big salaried hang
erson arc too many. What do you
say, you fellow who has 10 get up in
the morning ateabout 8 o'clock and
Lit the sltsailts ,sst STAY for 10 to, II
hours for S1.75. per, to $500. Do
you want saaco!pte. ofsmen spending
sour.meney going to Charleston. W,
:a.' We think lpks net tYs7 Went y p do yoai
fEHy, Fair Playa. ,,,.,,
"a :YoqrsN y4
u ONE. WHO PAYS TAXES
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11
NEW STORE FRONT.

The Mountain City Drug Co. is the
rcxt store in the city to get in line
Tor new store front. workmen are
low engaged tearing away the old
structure which will be replaced by
new and modern front greatly In
lereasing their display window space.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-03-11
LDIl ','slIW o. y HIl.IG5 lls1l 48iI
4. % z bic Report
Paraguay Treaty

.BY, ASSOCIATED PREss,l TN
Z, WASHINGTON, Mar. 1.-THE
Senate foreign relations committee
today ordering favorable reports on
extending The general arbitration
treaty with Paraguay, adopted poll
icy not to permit trcatys of that ma
ture to expire to before giving con-
stderation TO their renewal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
BELGIAN FIELD ARMY
Continued From First Paee)

the line wil the first
adva
ak the French ev to
ia back nta the French N of
aof Frenc
O
'front.'
q j
In h
n
in ronhr first
made las
eolunnsa srein An
vio having ea4b of
a Of he
with Ias u especially
and Ntkieb Tile the Rhine left hands prisoners
81 q cap a
advanced
aces DtO il a to a back
IN SeIl to
Rhine"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
JAPS PRESENT CASE
AGAINST GERMANY
NEW LIGHT ON SITUATION so FAR
AS DISCUSSED IN UNITED
STATES.

Washington, August 2o,--There be-
tame available here today an au-
tthoutative presentation Of the case
of Japan against Germany, which
Is regarded in some quarters as sym
pathetic with the japanese cause. as
putting a new light on the situation
in SO far as 1t has been discussed IN
the United States,
The charge is made that since the
outbreak of hostilities between Ger
many and Great Britain. Germany
has been rushing military prepara-
lions at kiao-Chow. the German
cruisers have been Selling British
ships in the Orient. and by their opera
lions have completely demoralized
Japanese and other shipping. thus.
according to the Japanese view, JUS
ifying the statement that the pos
session Of kiao-Chow by Germany as
fortified base is a menace 10 the
peace of the Orient.
The charge that Germany was the
Inspiration of the demand made in
conjunction with Russia and France
that Japan give up the Teng- Fiea
peninsula. won by Japan in the war
Of 1894, Is renewed. 1t is further
more charged that the kaiser was
responsible for the war between Rus
sia and Japan. that he urged Russia
To press forward in Manchuria boldly
for the double purpose of crushing
& Japanese aspirations and also to dis
tract Russian attention from the
Balkans. and particularly from Persia.
The Japanese assert that there Is posi-
i've proof of all these charges.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
WILL TURN DOWN
HARVEY D. R|NMAM

New York, Aug, 2o,--The Progress
sive leaders OF New Y ork county have
practically decided to turn down Har-
vey u Hinman as the party's candi-
date for governor because of his state
ment at Saratoga ON Monday night,
and to force Colonel Roosevelt to run
himself, by convincing him that they
cannot In principle support the
coloners choice for the head of the
Bull Moose ticket That was the senti-
rneut OF a meeting Of Progressive dis
trict leaders on Wednesday. but no one
who attended it would admit that any
formal action had been taken,
a meeting Of the Progressive steer
ing committee tomorrow morning Will
proha bly, settle the matter.
William Grant Brown, one of the
conferees on Wednesday, said today
that X was the consensus of opinion
at the meeting that Hinman could
not he supported for governor by the
party, because he had made 1t clear
that he had no love for Progressiyes
or their principles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
RUSSIANS TAKE
THE OFFENSIVE

Paris, Aug. 20.--The war office COM
munique of 2:s5 this afternoon SAYS:
Our situation in the Vosges is the
same as yeste' day, except that we have
occupied Guehwiller.
After a lively fight with the bay
onet we have taken one of the quar-
changed as is also that in Belgium.
caissOns. Muelhausen is again in the
hands of our troops.
In Lorraine our line extends from
the north Of Sarrebourg. passing by
Morhange to Define.
The situation is Luxembourg is UNI
cannon and two mitrailieuses in the
AT StalenpOnen, eleven kilometers
west of Eydtkuhnen, the First Ger
man infantry division retreated, after
suffering great losses, leaving eight
cannon and two mitrailleouses in the
hands OF the Russians. Within q
radius of 100 kilometres around War
saw there is no German cavalry left
Between Kielce and Dubno, on the
Galician frontier, several Austrian
cavalry raids were repulsed Railroad
communication between kielce and
Warsaw has been restored
AN Austrian cavalry division was
repulsed after a hard fight in Fr0doiia,
on the Proskurow Heights.
The Russians have taken the Of
fensivo all along the line
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
TAMMANY WILL FAVOR
HEARST FOR SENATOR

Mex York. Aug 20.--Three names
are being considered by the pemocra-
tie leaders for the nomination for
United states senator 10 succeed Fsha
Roof according 10 statements made q.
6aS ny "a prominent Democrat who re
Gently attended n conference az Del
ruumco's with Charles r. Murphy and
his influential political advisers, The
men under consideration are said 10
be samuel Cntermyer. Ambassador
James ". Gerard, now representing
this country NJ perlfu and william n.
Hearst
TIE question was puf 70 the leaders
Of the Democracy who attended the
conference, which Of the two, Hearst
or Cntermyer. they thought would
make thp stronger candidate, II was
the opinion of all those present that
undoubtedly Mr.. Hearst wonld be the
stronger man.
II was stated by Tammany men to-
DAY that If Air. Hearst wants the
Democrats nomination for United
states SENATOR he can have 1t. as
far as Tammany is concerned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
COLONEL FACES
CRISIS IN PARTY

oyster Fay. Aug. 20.--ColoneI Roose-
welt returned To Sycamore Hill from
his New England trip this evening.
realizing full well that crisis is at
hand in the Progressive party of the
State. but no was not ready to say
anything about ii yet lie knows that
the body polite or the Bull Moose Is
ailinR over his advocacy Of Harvey d.
HnmaE.
i have nothing, absolutely nothing,
to say now" Colonel Roosevelt said to-
night Il must first talk with some Of
the leaders and get ia touch with the
situation"
The colonel said he would probably
have something TO say in a day or two
lie taetiily admits that e situation"
has arisen. He expects some visitors
tomorrow, and they win undoubtedly
hs IaroEresStves anxious to settle the
Firman hagahoo. Any efforts OF theirs
to force The colonel 10 be candidate
himself will be fatuous ones, IL IL be
lieyed- FOR It Is felt that the colonel
viii stick 30 his declaration. made some
weeks ago that he would certainly not
ran for governor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
PARIS FIGARO HANDS
THE KAISER A ROAST

Paris. Aug, 20.--Gabriel Hanotaux.
at one time foreign minister. dis
eussing In the Figaro the kaiser's
personal effort 10 modify the anti
German feeling in the United states,
says:
The kaiser protests against a
campaign OF calumnies, but Ameri-
can opinion can easily enlighten it
self about the matter. The invasion
of l.uxefburg, the invasion OF Belgium
and attacks on towns whether forti-
fed or not, are fragrant violations Of
international law and The Hague
conventions regarding the rights of
neutrals"
After referring to the atrocities
committed against unarmed women
and children. NJ. Hauotaux saws:
1T will be vain To place in oppo-
stion the sentiments which such ac-
lions arouse and the pretended polti-
cal approximations provoked by ia
pans Intervention, Japan merely
fu,tills the terms of her treaty with
England. The guarantees of France
and Russia to the United States
should suffice"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
ANNA GOULD OPENS
WORKSHOP IN PARIS

Paris, Aug. 26-The Duchess de
Talleyrand, formerly Miss Anna Gould.
OF New Y DIRK is opening a workshop
in the Rue de la Pompe for women
whose relatives and friends are fight
ing, hut who are not Yet qualified to
receive state help. The women will
receive three meals a day and will
be occupied In making shirts and
hospital necessities.
The duchess has cancele dthe ar
engagements which she had made for a
visit of her children TO New York. as
she feared any vessel on which they
might sail would he exposed to danger
Of capture.
Count Boni de CASTELAR, former
husband Of the duchess has obtained
an appointment in the information
bureau of the headquarters staff. 1t is
a civil appointment and he does not
wear a uniform
The Duke dc Talleyrand. the present
husband of the former Miss Gould
placed his services with his automobile
at the disposal of the government.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
FIRE DESTROYS
ABINGDON BLOCK
or MORE THAN $500. ooN-Tw0
/
PERSONS INJURED.

Especial to The Richmond Virsinian.)
Bristol. Va. Aug. 2o.-Tbe most dis
astrous fire In the history Of AbfnG-
don Va. ragged for three hours to-
night. and during this time an entire
business block was destroyed, entatE
ing n loss roughly estimated at 1900. 0Ne
to $3.50 600. motor driven fire engine
was hurried from Bristol on a special
train at 10 O'Clock. in response to =
call for assistance. The FIRE was not
checked until II had burned an entire
block. The local fire department was
unable TO combat the flames The
reservoir was soon exhausted and .
greek was turned into II, but the pres-
sure SO weak that the efforts OF
the frement were unayailinR until the
arrival of the pumping apparatus from
Bristol. +
The stores Of the withers Hardwara
company and the Rose Furniture COM
pany, two of the largest concerns In
Abingdon. are a complete loss @
The fire originated at I o'clock from
an unknown cause In James g. Sons five
and ten cent store, and spread to Mrs.
CaldweHs millinery store. Both of these
houses, owned by II. II. Scott. were
without insurance. Mrs Caldwell had
81 900 insurance on her millinery stock.
Wlthers hardware store followed,
That is the heaviest loss. Among other
buildings in ruins are Ksller's livery
stable and the Herman, Wright &
Mock wholesale warehouse.
The whole west end of the town was
In danger.
Among the accidents. Arthur with
ers. in lighting the fire, fell off the
roof Of the withers hardware stors
and broke an arm and leg Robert
Ropp has also broken arm. Others
have been slightly injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21

Cardinal Gibbons sad pilgrimage to
Rome which begins today w.ll be his
seconL trip 10 the "atic;tn thsS year.
He returned from his irst visit this
year to the pope in july on the eve
of his eightieth birthday, He looks
well and strong for his age,
The accompanying picture was taken
as he stood in his room on the liner
looking out of the window as the ship
entered New York harbnr. Il attended
the consistorS in Rome, where twenty
seven new cardinals were created, no
said From there | went to Lake
Geneva and spent a few days with my
friend Frank Jenkins, of Baltimore, AT
his chauteau ! met the queen Of Bel
Rium. and later when in Brussels, I
accepted the invitation of the king to
visit the palace. From Belgium l went
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
FOUR AMERIC ANS AND
II MEXICANS KILLED

Globe. Ariz.. Aug 20.--Four Amer
leans and twelve Mexicans were killed
in a series of fights In and near Ray
last night. according to information
received here,
Deputy Sheriff Brown and two
Mexican horse thieves were Killed.
when officers and band OF Mex1oan
outlaws first clashed in Devtfs can
yon. near Ray. The third Mexican
was killed by Deputy Sheriff Hendsr-
son when he and Deputy O'NetllWorU
ambushed.
Two moro Americans. Earl and Franh
Miller brothers, and two Msxicanss
were killed later. when = posse came
upon the outlaws.
InfurtAted Americans Of Ray invaded
the Mexican part OF the town driving
men. women and children from their
homes. An American and seven 4Ax1-
cans were killed when 4 number Of tho
Mexican residents resisted. The othsg4
fed to the hills.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
CITY SPENDS MUCH
MONEY ON BANKERS

Tho advertising COMMITTEES Of city
council last night wound up It's busie
Ness FOR The term with "a neat little
balance ON hand. The last approprl
alton made was that OF $4,000 for the
euserta ntnent 81 the bankers, who
come hafc IN national convention II
October tbs sam will make a total
of $4,000 contributed by the city,
council having recently mads a sep
arate appropriation Of $40. 600 for fhe
fund. Local bankers VIII contribute
a similar S5ru. and the hotels ana
raErczd com aantes viii chap In $4,000,
making total VI $4,000 FOR the en-
ter@ainmeAt % the more than four
tAousapd delegates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
CROWD EXPECTED on
FORD LOT TONIGHT
DIR. W. j. YOUNG WILL DELIvEW
LECTURE ON SALOON IN LAST
~.
DITCH"

One of the largest crowds so Ia
since the first Of the series of open-air
meetings on the old Ford hotel lot, ~
Eleventh and Broad streets, is antict.
pated for tonight's meeting. which viii
be addressed by Rev. DIR. W. j. Young.
pastor OK Centenary Methodist church.
The meeting is under the auspices Of
the Womans Prohibition League Of
America
Before the meeting there will be q
concert by the Blues band. The exer-
cises will he opened at O'clock b
Rev. J Arthur VIM. past or of tbs
Barton Heights Met hodst church.
with the invocation. Rev Mr.. VIM
will preside and introduce Ed. J..
Richardson. cartoonist. of the Anti.
Saloon League of Virginia, and DR..
Young.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21

Paris. Aug. 20.~-The communique
issued by the ministry of war at 2:45
this afternoon says: M. Denys CO.
chin presented ESQ Greeks to the
minister of war for service in the
foreign legion. They are al! Balkan
veterans. The MINISTRIES OF war and
the interior have instructed all the
departmental projects to keep a pre-
else account of all German atrocities
reported. the evidence to be care
fully and Systematically corroborated.
The first collected report lis. due In
Paris on August 2s.%
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
MANY Conventions
HERE DURING YEAR

Colonel John Murphy. In prepAr1ug
for the many conventions coming hare
this fall has gotten out a beautiful
brochure. descriptive OF Murphyu
hotel. the city OF Richmond and the
State of Virginia 1t Is handsomely
illustrated. and is a little booklet we'll
worth keeping.
Colonel Murphy said yesterday thak
the hotel had taken several huDdr06
reservations for the following convenS
lions, and would be crowded on thooo
occasions: Patriotic Order. Sons %
Virginia. September 8: Golden Jubilees
Grad Lodge knights OF Pythi2s,
October 20; Bankers, October IL.
Bakers. October 20; Grand Lodge
Masons October IS: Souther Medical
association. November 5, and the State
fair, week OF October 5.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21

70 wexford, Ireland. The people there
than ever before" Cardinal Gibbons.
as archbishop of Baltimore. will receive
$3.50, 055.SS under the will OF the late
Eliza Andrews, 81 wealthy Catholic
whose administration account has just
bean passed by the orphans court.
Spring Lake. \. j., Aug. 2e.-Despite
the insistent refusals of members Of
the family of Marquis Martin Maloney
70 disclose any of the plans for the
departure for Rome of Cardinal Glib
hons. ii was learned tonight that the
cardinal win leave Spring Lake for
the official conelave at Rome tomorrow
morning. Furthermore. although it
was said at his house that nothing
dehnite had been decided tonight. your
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
WRIT OF ERROR GIVEN
IN CASE FROM NORFOLK

Writ of error was awarded In the
State Supreme court yesterday after
noon In the case OF c. w Hancock
& Sons against Jones q Company,
Incorporated The case came UP on
appeal from the Court OF Law and
Chancery at Norfolk 1t involves
SsSs.50 claimed by Hancock to -
due on account. Jones claims cof.
tain Offset. 7st5ss7Fs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
pc1tp Thieves Arrested.

Nam e Coleman. colored. is charged
wish taking watch from Willis Har-
RS (value not g!veu9. and w. vi.
perD{es IS alleged "a have faBNn ten
dcuA~s from Thomas Austin They
we're U3tn taken to the First police
station last night aud viii appear in
court tais morning
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
KNOCKED FROM WAGON BY
AUTOMOBILE: LEG BROKEN

Marie Johnson colored, 30S Madison
street while riding on a wagon on
Cumberland street yesterday afternoon
was Knocked from her seat when an
automobile collided with the wagon
The automobile ran over her legs
and one of the niwas fractured pust
above the ankle. She was attended by
Or. German, ambulance surgeon. and
removed to the celored city home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
CATHOLICS ONE IN
MOURNING DEATH

When Catholics in Richmond awoke
yesterday morning they were over
Swallowed with gloom at the news OF
the death OF His Holiness, Plus X.
with Catholics all over the world.
Catholics Of Richmond mourn the
death Of the pope Requiem high mass
for the rsposs OF the soul Of the head
of the Church will be celebrated in all
the Catholic churches IN this city on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
nurnesi cleaning Antomohilc.

G. r. seaY, Of TIN BIalr Street,
while using gasoline in cleaning an
automobile yesterday afternoon was
severely burned about the lever arms.
The gasoline became ignited from
light nearby and before Mr.. Seay could
get out of the way his sleeve mas in
flames
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21

the return Of Bishop p. ,. OC9
who In absent on ofsciAl businem
Sacred Heart cathedral B1shep co
nell win offieiate over soteno
mass in commemoration Of the be4o4
pontir. Bells ct 81 Mafya and X
Peters toiled Mt each OF the morn1aQf
hours and at 3 and 6, o'cioc3e yeot14Sf
day All the Catholic churches In to-
city will be draped in mourning 90
one month.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21

reporter is able TO announce positively
that Marquis Maloney Will accompany
the cardinal 40 Rome. Plans for the
departure of the two churchmen were
hurried today
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21

Paris. Aug. 20.-The Belgian correo4
pendent OF the Journal felegrAphe A1AA1
wounded officers OF the German AsuIS
who have been captured say tha1 -.
kaiser has ordered that all war COR
respondents who fall into the hanN
Of the Germans be shot without tftak Il
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-21
View v. r. I. Visltnrs.

W. d. Mount, Of sAltville, w1s 49,
t1rd&y afternoon appointed BY 49,
srnor Stuart . member Of the no
Of visitors Of v. p. I. to succeed 81
9. ~ Claire. Of Baine. XAv rho &
several days aga. III