The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-02

residence. It's GmpeIAAukc eS-rAee.,-
i rising as high as 20 degrees IN the
lenm7nnoer. OF fs1lfng below the kreezingl
inofnf, In the winter In the netgn-3
borhood evidence of Roman occupa-
/ ffon has been found. After the de-
feat OF the Spanish Armada. Don.
Pedro's galley was brought into Tor
bay: and William, Prince Of Orange
landed at Tor Bay In NovemDefs'
1865. Until the middle of the nine
teenth century the place was an m
significant fishing village. In Ine
town are number OF marble POLISH.
ing works, and terra Gotta ware OF
| fine quality Is manufactured from
deposit of clay nearby. The town
has a population Of about $4,000
ANGRA PEQuENA duderits
Bay One of the three bays along
the coast Of German Southwest Arr
ca, about $50 miles from its southern
border: The bay is not OF muc y
value for shipping purposes as IL is
In danger OF being filled with SAND
| by the strong, cold, northerly coast
current Many small islands wh1cn
stud the coast north and south OF
| Angra. belong to Great Britain. TheI
Little Fish River enters the Atlantlc
ocean here. There are settlements
with about 1 200 inhabitants at Luz
deritz Bay The discovery or d1a-l
monds in this district in July. 1908
caused a rush of treasure searchers.
The diamonds were found on the
surface in sandy sofl ana were OF
small size, resembling Brazilian
diamonds. BY the end of the year
the total yield was over 10000 car
ats. The coast of Southwest AFRICA
was discovered by Bartholomew Diaz
| in 1897. whilst endeavoring to ma
his way to the Indies, when he an
chored in Angra PeQuena.
MLAWA-A town of Russian
Poland, six miles from the East
Prussian border, forty-seven miles
northwest of Warsaw and the same
distance northeast of Plock: me
| town is on the main line of the ran
road running from Danzig to war
saw, and is the last station OF any
Importance notrh of Warsaw inside
the border. Its population is about
$4,000. 1t has extensive cloth and
Heather goods manufactures.
wLOCLAwEK (Vloclavsk) An
Important city Of Russian Poland. on
tho vistula river. half way between
Thorn. Germany, and Plock, ana the
only point in Russian Poland where
the railroad to the center and the
southern part of the country commu-
nicates with the vistula. The town
| has considerable trade in grain ana
has textile and sugar factories. II
also boasts of magnificent catne-
dral. It is about twenty miles from
the Prussian border and he's popu-
lation of about $4,000
MIECHOW-A town OF Russian
Poland. forty miles southwest OF
Kielce and twenty miles north OF
Galfcian Cracow, whose situation Is
supposed to resemble that OF Jerusa-
lem. It's founder Gryphius Jaxa'
selected the spot in memory OF a Pill.
grimage to the Holy City. One OF
the bloodiest battles of the insur-
rection of 1863 which closed the ma
tional history of Poland, was fougnI
here. The town has population OF
abot $500.
UNGHyAR=A town of northern
Hungary. on the Ungh river. thirty
eight miles southwest OF where II
breaks through the Carpathian
Mountains. The town is an active
ientrepot for the districts trade IN
salt. but the raising of cattle and the
cultivation of vineyards are the cnlet
resources. Unghvar has large cas-
tie on a lofty eminence overlooking
the town. It's population is about
10000.
son town of Servia, on the River
Kolubara, twenty-five miles from
The Austrian border to the north ana
the same distance from the Bosnia
border on the west. Lead mlnins
and smelling are carried on in the
neiehhorine Medvenik mountains.
resides being the center of the
nlum growing and distilling INDUS
tries. Valyevo has considerable
ltrade in cattle, for which the pas
Itnres watered by the Kolubara are
celebrated. It's population is about