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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26

Thomas Parker. Colorch. were arrested
last night on warrant charging Them
with assaulting and cutting Elizabeth
Gray. TN" woman was treated by AM
bulancc Surgeon Pitkowitz.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
ADAMS GIVES THANKS
N SPEECH no MEMBERS

President Adams addressed I. short
speech TO the members Of the body.
thanking them for the cooperation cX-
tended him during the past two gears.
Vice hrcsidont Powers spoke in tho
the same Vciu. ~" drew tn. Boards
attention TO several Of tho important
things that have been accomplished by
the Council now approa ching 'iiasolu-
ton. mentioning in Particular the PATS
sage Of the anncN.tti6n ordinance. the
establishment of tho Virginia Hospital.
the smooth paving of Broad Street. aud
tho appropriation of $500. coo. through a
bon. issue for street improvements.
Mr.. Powers paid "a personal tribute 10
Alderman ,;unst, OF Lee ward. who, hc
said. deserves communication for mis-
singh" handed fi=ht for the S50c.U0o
bond issue. whch he war.d success
fully in tho face or strong opposition.
Hldcrm"u Guust thanked him for his
Kindness. and insisted nodcstlN that he
was enabled 10 do what he did only by
the help OF the other members OF tn"
Board and Common Council. and that
there was credit enough TO go around.
Alderman Mitchell expressed the re
Ercts of the members vino go over at
the departure from the body Of Alder
mon Disney. Grimes. Blilcy and 'crduc,
all of whom 80 out with the present
Council.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
Arrested for Ar,nult,nr Woman.

benjamin Ice. colorcd. was arrested
last night charged with aSsaultiup
Pearl Lee with Il teapot. Ambulance
surgeon Pitkowitz found it necessary
L. render emergency treatment in the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
ncr,,Ic,, Dr,y.r r,n,n s1o

w. J. Dobbins. arrested by Mounted
Officer Jordan. charged with being
drunk and with driving his team reck-
lessly through the city streets. was
YESTERDAY fined $40 and costs by Police
Justice Crutchiield.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
A Good-Sized Army Of
RUGS
Domestic and Oriental

Looked at from two distinct angles,
this fIoorcov2Fing event offers advant-
ages that are unequalled:
FIRST-it is an ideal opportunity
for one to solve the perpleXing Rug
problems that arise, almost annually,
when the home interior is being rear
ranged for fall.
SECOND-it is a sale notable for
value-givng, permitting all who buy
Rugs NOW to SAVE MONEY!
No kind Of Rug wanted. the size and
quality. the exact cOorings to harmonizc
with ones scheme Of decoration are i'm
pOrtant phases Of the Rug question that our
Rug stock is prepared to answer completely.
ana TO ones entire satisfaction.
Iscnlizing the timcliness of such II sale VIC So
cured these staple floor coverings important
price concessions. Although policy does not
permit us to mention the makers names. in SOM.
OF the Rugs you will find the trade name OF the
fabric woven I'm the back.
this purchase been carefully considered from every
viewpoint. Each grade is singularly complete in
assortmcnt designs and color combinations are
quality has been maintained in every instance
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
NI.W PiAN RECEIVED
NIf.s NtttI ISI'l'~

the decision OF the Stree; ga. com
panN TO give The BROAD Strsct loop
plHr trial was received yesterday in
many quarters with surprise. Il had
repeatedly. through it's operating Of
"details, told the committees that such e;
plan wT. not feasible because 81 the
congestion that already obtains ON
Eru,d street.
tud"r the arrangement which ap-
3c""s now assured, HUI Street cars.
instead Of having their terminus at
fou.tccuth and Main Streets the pres
ont arrangement. will he taken to
frUad stree; through Main and ono Of
the cross streets. and back again
around = loop. This Will give citizens
resulting IN the sections served by Inc
Hui street line, direct service u Bread
street without transfer, ana one trans
fer connection with the trunk lines
THAT rddiatc from Seventh ANA broad
Str"rts.
Thc new arrangement viii ia no Wy
pff '"t III" Forest nm Park ears. which
VIII still continue 10 run To Seventh
ana Broad streets rs a terminus I he
abandonment Of Fourteenth ard Mann
Streets rs terminus For the HUI
Street cars vas opposed IN the com
mite" by merchants and business mon
ON East Main street, who desired To
retain the advantages Of Il downtown
terminus.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
Special Notice

Those making purchases OF Rugs and
other homefurnishingS now may have
them delivered LATER: as such time as will
hest suit their convenience.
MILLER f. RIIOADS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
RICHMOND CATHOLICS
At PONT|F|CAL MASS
Services al Cathedral for ltcpose
Soul Of Lat" Pope Of Roman
Church.
BISHOP u'coNNELL ct.LhBRAN,
Very Rev. James r. O'!'arrcII, Vicar
General "f Dior",c, Delivers Mas
tcrful Euln2y nf Plus N-Itcquien(
Mass AT 81. Peters To-Morrow.

Catholics from an tho parishes o.
Richmond thiou@cd the Cathedral ycs
terday morning Ut Q o'clock, when
solemn, pon,ihral. requiem mass wa
celebrated FOR ,ho rcpose OF tho sou
Catholic Church. rius y
tn" c"l"braut of the nass vas Rlgh
key. pcuuis !. o'CouneI bishop Of thI
Diocese ct Richmond. lie was assls,e1
by liev. Charles ncttgar. o. s H. arch
priest. Rev. danes Spaldins. O. s. ~
and Roy. G. Is. lIaun!gan. deacon o.
honor TO the bishop Hey = JOSEPH
MaEri, L. -. ami James Erannan. re
sp"c,iv"ly, deacon and subdeacon o.
the mnss Assistu. 100 the sanctuary
also were Rev ia'hrr Whca,icy. o
TN" cathedral and dominic. .. ). ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
SUGGESTS EARLY DATE
TO HOLD CONFERENCE
Mayor. in Letter. Asks That Contract
Hctwccn City and County BE
Drawn Up.
WILL. ADJUST DIFFERENCES
Ainsiic Writes to- Chairman Saun-
dcrs, "f Henricn Supervisors. Try
ing That commemorative Nttur-
torncy Take Up Annexation Case.


Carving into effect an ordinance
"h'ch hccamc law last week MAYOR
missile yesterday addressed :, letter to
W. conway Saunders. chairman ~ the
Hoard "f Supervisors Of Henri,o Conn
~. suggesting that q conference 10
h"l" ~ an carly dat" between tho I ON
'r"nw"alth's ATTORNEY Of Iieurfco
county and the city Att"rrcv. 20, ~"
rirr"s" OF drawing up - contract he
'"r"n the city and county d".irncd to
adjust all points II difference, arising
from the annexation proceedings
tn."r the terms of the ordinance
'l"c.ce0 is appropriated by the city TO
l." - pended upon Hcnrico County rcnds
'"adtnG int" Richmond. IN rousidcra
ton OF this appropriation the county
Is !" abandon its night against ~. an
n"A"tion deere" OF iuduc C'nrbcli.
The money ~ To b" cHp"udcd uuici the
ioiut direction Of IN. Board uf Su,-r-
visorS 81 ii"nrico County and Tho Ad-
m'niS'rativ" BOARD. and tron sections
81 road Within ten mil"s 81 the ci;..
i.HNIi>tTI. ITTIt.tTION
HETWEE\ CRY And cot N'rI
rho Mayors letter follows
wv Conway Saunders. chairman BOARD
Glen Allen. Va.
"p'tr Si: have the pIcasur" 10
infprW Won thar, ~, IN ordinance Of
the council OF tho city of istchmouJ.
tn" Mayer Of the city * authorised To
enter int" Il contract with YOUR hon
cradle board under ,hc terms aud CON
ditipnS set Forth ~ tho said ordinance.
n" general object OF which is to term
INIT" Tho litigation now pcndin. be
tween IN" city ana the County of Hon
rico. an" known as annexation pro-
cccdiu.s.
Assuming that the terms Of the or
hinan"e are known and approved bv
voUr honorable" body. and tina, YOU arc
prepared :" enter into the contract
'h"r'in provided Tor. I rcSrcctfully sir-
cost that thc first approximate si.p
would be = rouf"rcuc" b.tWc"n III
'ity Attorney OF Richmond and the
toniuonWcalth's Attorney ur licrrico
for the purpose Of drafting IA" con
tract to b" entered into. viii NOUN.
The city Attorney TO this effect. and
sill bc obliged II YOU agrc" with mo. If
YOU Will notify tho tommonw calth's
Attorney of iicnrico.
VERY respectfully -ours.
Signed "GEoKGE AlN.>IlE.
Mayor"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
Asst NEW ORDINANCE
On DIFFERENT LINES

Il was predicted that ir Now en-
ploXmcnt bureau ordinauc" j. intro
luced il will bc east on dincrcnt lines
from the last one Many members OF
die Council ~" of the opinion that
;hc bureau. If ono is established. should
D. under the direction OF tin. Admins
tr.tiNc Hoard This view, 1; appears.
is gaining favor. The ordinance on tho
Boards docket created q new indie
pendent board 80 direct this enterprise.
IL an glad tn" ordiuanc. dies said
I'm :,ctiv" member Of tho BOARD last
night. at has created lot Of disscu-
sion. The whole matter ought ia hc
settled bv the Administrative" Bcard.
tn. board was created u take charge
Of just such business, AMI II ought to
do 80 and assume responsibility for IT.
1t begins to look 49, If the board was
afraid uf tn" employment bureau. 1t
dcciiucd to accept the charge. and in
dorscd the Independent board plan. It
is tho first instance of tho boards do
dining anything that has come 10 my
attention"
On the Boards docket was also tho
joint resolution appropriatiu" 5000 10
dcfray the expenses of a delegation
from the city TO the seventh annual CON
Ncntiou 90 the Atlantic Deeper Water
ways Association. which Viii toe hcli
In New York September @"-97 The
resolution viii h." Introduced again
when the new Council organizes next
month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
ALL LEGISLATION
DIES UPON DOCKET
Board of Aldermen Fails to Mus
ter Two-Thirds Majority, and
Adjourrs Sine Die.
SPEECHES CLOSE MEETING
Municipal Employment Bureau
Measure Among Those Which
Meet With Defeat.

Failure on the part OF the Hoard u
Aldermen last night to muster tho two
thirds majority needed for concurrence
IN measures carrying appropriations.
caused til" death of all pcndiuE l.@i.s-
latiun on the Lizards docket, and th"
body adjourned sin" die after hearing
c"uplm"ntary speeches from rr.si-
dent adams. Vice rrosidcu; Rowe rs aud
Aidcr;u'u Mitchell and 'iunsj.
rhc most widely diacu ss"d measure
OH tn" docket wa the oriianuc.
creating - municipal cuplpNu"ut br-
r'au. II had been posscG hy the Com
mon Council, ana was un for concur
renee With faVorahic Recommendation
from tho ordinance Committee. The
fact that II cujaiied an appropriation
of S2.ioo = year for salaries made .
two thirds majority necessary for lis
passage by the Hoard. The ordinance
dies with Tho outgoing Council.
Friends Of the municipal "mpioylncu Ont
bureau project said last night that an
"rdinanc" "r"atin" such Il d, partrucut
viii hc introduced anew next month
II would have h"cu law n"w had not
an attempt h"cn made at the laa; meet
iuT Of the Hoard 10 amend il go as to
IeStorc certain SALARY cuts That had
htcu made by Tho Financ" Committee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-26
"rHE PUTE: A. run:
FATHER OF SOI'IS'

Under IN" heading. The Popo Al
Father Of souls he spoke OF the prin
cip"l works done by the poa,irr. sucil
rs allowing Vcr: roung children I'll
dra" nearer To Christ by receivintl
molly communion. IN" Improvement OF
TN" brcNiarE, the founding or ncw|
codcx Of canon law. tho reform %
church 'ousir aud tho condemnation a
molcru errors
zinc r"po' hc said, was a man on
peace, aud because he could not BRING
p"7"' I" a warning world he died OF ID
broken heart When father dies. 4
II" said. his family gr!cv"s When n|
ruler dies, his subjects criove Wherj
Pop" i'ius died" he continued, "the
whole world gri"vcd. and H. still griev
ing Catholics ana Catholics al!k.]
sorrow at tho demise of the active
pontim. who's" life was devoted to re 4
li@ion. humanity and peace
ThroUghou, tho world masses Will
he offered for 'hc deceased Pope IND
every parochial church BEFORE thc|
week is ended commemorative inasscI
viii have been said in each Catholic
church cf this city. morrow morn
Ing high luass OF requiem for thel
Pope viii hc celebrated In ST. Peter s
Church AT = o'clock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
PROMOTION on MERIT !
IS WOODS POLICE PLAN
Eligible Lieutenants Moved UP to
81, Command Precincts as First
-, .Step in. Scheme. VI" /.

Police Commissioner Woods Re
established To- day The system 'df
Gan. BINGHAM concerning RESPONSE
biiity for command Of the uniformed
force A. fseadausrters st night He
assigned Capt. John ), wiegand ana
stephen McDernott to alternate In
night duty there. Whichever ofthese
10 on duty viii BE- in charge.
Capt Wiegnnd has been In COM
mand Of the Amity street precinct
In Brooklyn and Capt. McDermott
has had the Bathgate avenue station
in the Bronx. Lieut.. william Brady
Of the Elizabeth street station was
sent to Bathgste avenue as Acting
Captain and Lieut.. John J. Collins
has been transferred from the Ad-
ams street station to Amity street. I:
Brady 10 second on the eligible list
and Collins II third. Lieut.. william
A. Bailey. who leads the eligible list.
10 already In command. As acting
captain, OF the Madison Street pre-
cinct.
Commissioners woods's action In
placing the leading men on the eligi-
bic list In command Of precincts In
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
9D0TH AMERICAN I
GIVE
PRAISE ToW|lSDN
Gonimended for Esprit Of
Y FAIRNESS" Toward Its
Sister Republics.
ugJnseos AYREs. Argentina, Apri

reJHteOs AYREs. Argentina, April
Mr1hs newspapers Of Buenos Ayrea
jk<inue TO comment favorably on
lUAoA may Be described a. the evident
logors Of Washington to show q spirit
- fairness in is relations With the
ropuhlics Of South and Central Amer.
sea.
Neferrfng 70 the converting Of the
ooeombian Congress to consider the
~ treaty with the United States for
. settlement Of the Panama dispute
u Nacion says that this course Of
aGoeo will result In re-establishina
- . lasting basis tho friendly rela.
tlooo Of the two countries. All South
America will rsjoics at the conclusion
G an amicabis and equitable solution
g The Panama dimculty.
TIE procsedingS at Bogota, toeethe,
nth President Wilson's acceptance Of
0ed1atton In the Mexican difncultI
~ Argentina. Brasil and Chill. arr
: ooovinctng proofs Of tho spirit of con
eoliak1on and fairness which tn
Washington Government evidently 4
1oolrous Of showing In IL relation
WITH neighbortng republics.
"a PrensA says that the mediation
- Argentina In the Mexican difficult!
0Akes II incumbent upon the Argen
~ people 70 observe complete neu
o101ity. and TO cooperate. by an atti
~ Of perfect impartiality, In thii
oo6oo work OF peace.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
BeautyD0ct0r
Tells Secret
Detroit Beauty Doctor Gives Simple
Recipe to Darken Gray Hair and
Promote lts Growth.

Mis Alice Whitney. q well known
beauty doctor Of Detroit, Mich, re-
Gently gave out the following stale
ment: "Any one can prepare = simple
mixture at home. At very little cost.
that will darken gray hair, promote It's
growth and make It soft and glossy. To
half pint Of water add ! o.. ofbay rum,
. small box Of Barbo Compound, and
" OF. Of glycefine. These ingredients
can be bought at any drug store at very
little cost. Apply to the hair twice a
week until the desired shads y OBJ
tanned. This will make . gray aired
person look twenty years younger. 1t
b also fine to promote the growth Of the
hair, relieves itching and scalp diseases,
and y excellent for dandruff and falling
hsir."-Advt.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

Hicks street. a plumbers helper who
had gone down to complete a scwer
connection. yelling for help. The cries
stopped before the first crowd got
there ana below them they saw Col
Inns hands sticking a few inches out
OF o pile Of rock and dirt. the fingers
opening and closing spasmodicaiiy. A
cavs.in Of the trench sides had buried
hin.
Detective Ferguson Of the Hamilton
avenue station was IN the crowd and.
stopping c"'y to send In 4 call for
I1rr Truck 81 and for an ambulance
from the Long Island College HoepltAl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

he Jumped into the now shallow pit
and called for help.
Half a dozen men followed him
into the ditch and working with their
hands and sticks OF wood which
formed part of the debris. they
scratched at the earth which covered
the plumber. The notionless hands
indicated the point where Collinss
head vas buried and the rescueis
worked 70 uncover him % that he
could breathe. They succeeded be-
fore the crow Il the truck and DR..
Felt from The hospital arrived. but
C0ilinS was unconscious.
The physician got into the trench
and by his ministrations kept Collins
alive while the hremen worked for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

Including Beauty Spot Velings Shadow Lace Velinss
Novelty Meshes. Octagon and Tuxedo Meshes Chenille
Dot Vcngs. Russian Mesh Vengs; black. white. brown
taupe. navy. black and white combined
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
NEW ABODE FOR JUSTICE.

WASHINGTON. April 30. "A new
100000 homo for the Department Of
Justice vas assured to-day when the
Rules Committee Of the House arranged
TO Jam through . bill providing for the
structure ct the earliest possible
moment. Inc Appropriation has been
The Department of Justice 10 al present
scattered around Washington In eight
ly-separated buildings. six OF which
are not hIe-yiuut mere 10 not q Vaul
in any Of the buildings, and valua bl,
Government records are exposed 70 nrt
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

-dicates otho poi'rc mntd that hs IA
irsipE, them out IN u practical way
befers- deciding upon promotions.
tnJ"r tho Waldo regime " was n
aScd rule To promote tho man AT tho
head Of the list when there was
vacancy, II Is anticipated that Com
missi9hcr Woods may not adhere
stffctfy 10 this polity
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
Tron N, M,ll,r.rys ma 0n,J

Last week Adam Rockenbaush bor-
fowed our scaies when he butchered and
when Ne returned them handed us a
mess OF sausage for their use. Now. II
all sausage tastes as good a. this mess
aid. We are willing to loan the scales
oiit most of the time.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
AUTHORS WHO WROTE IN Bed.
(ysv0 u LooAoa CAruaicle.l

1Ae mspirtnS elects OF lying In bed
i've been felt by some who were not III.
.ost dictated many Of his novels when
4W0ln, Alexander Pope. James Thomson,
5uloo Verne and many others have con.
6ooood that jdAas flowed more easily
Ykee they we're tucked bssween The
80 are examples OF telling work un.
1ortaksa 70 sooths the wsarinsss Of .
80 bed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30

half an hour before they got him out.
Then he was rushed, still senseless,
10 the hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-04-30
BURIED PLUMBER DUG
OUT Of CAvEO.IN TRENCH
Only His Hands Above Rock and
Dit When ReSuers Fall to
Work--EoIr,d Unconscious.

Men and women ran 70 the twelve
foot trench In front NJ No. So Coles
street, Brooklyn, to-day when tlev
heard Thomas Collins OF No. 1854
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-19
GUNSPLAY HAVOC
WITH BELG|ANS
ENTRENCHED
TBRUSSELS
ARTILLERY DUEL ENDS WITH A
HAND TO HAND EN-.
COUNTER.
y. ,..arnntInnaI NeMn ser.Icel

nv International News sersIce.)
LONDON August 19.--The German
army in Belgium lying east of Brus.
sels has taken the offensive in a bat
,s which begun yesterday afternoon,
ragged all night and still Is going on
today. A dispatcn from Antwerp
stating the Germans captured Brus-
sells il denied by the Belgian lega.
tIon. which announced that kilograms
had Just been received showing the
position OF the Belgians was perfect.
ly satisfactory. This also stated the
latest adyices show the forts at Liege
are still intact. Despite the denial
the belief persists that news Will
come in twenty-four hours to tell OF
the occupation OF Brussels by Ger
many. as the army opposing the Ger.
mans east OF the Belgian capital is
made up OF Belgian troops alone.
French and English allies apparently
are stationed in other quarters.
According to the dispatches the
Germans opened the fighting east OF
Brussels with brisk eannonade OF
the Belgian lines at two o'clock. just
before the bombardment refugees
train packed with men women and
children left for Brussels.
The Belgian lines were protected
by an earthwork barricade and the
German artillery began hnrling shells
against these works Long rang'
guns were put into action to droI
shells into the Belgian ranks miles
in the rear some Of these shelli
bursting at Tirlemont where exten
sive damage was done. After a herci
cannonade the German lines swep
forward and the Belgians moved on
to meet them. Then followed tn
clash of steel on steel each side rely
ing on the bayonet.
After hard struggle, says the Ger
tral News correspondent, the Gel
mans fell back II was indicate
that the Germans had massed
heavy forces east OF Louvain, u
headquarters of the Belgian army, !
in an attempt to push through tn
Belgian lines at that point, or to 70
back the Belgian front toward th
capital.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-19
ITALY BEING DRAWN
STEADILY TO THE
HOSTILE PITCH
MAY DEMAND EXPLANATION OF
THE PRESENCE OF AUS
TRAN TROOPS.

BY 6RlxToN D. ALLAiRE
(By international News service.p

ROME, August 19.--Italian hatred
for Austria is being manifested BY
antiGerman demonstrations through
out Italy, heavy pressure being
brought to bear on the government to
demand an explanation for the mass
ing of Austrian troops on the Italian
frontier. Such demand would be pre-
liminary to the declaration Of state
of war between the countries, and
this is expected to come in the near
future.
The pope still is confined to his
bed, but this official statement was
issued at the vatican. "The illness
of his holiness has not taken seri
GUS turn The fever that attacked
the pope was reduced though the
EFatican attendants say the pope otter
repeats the words Poor children,
ailuding to the soldiers killed in bat
tie. Often he asks for news from
Switzerland, where his Swiss guard
have gone to defend the country
neutrality.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-19
SAFE At NINA ROBBED
Of vALUABLES WORTH $4,000

side the railroad station north OF
Adams & Miller's store and after
midnight nobody is around to inter
fere with any one bent on plunder.
The robbery was not discovered until
opening time Tuesday morning, when
the bartender found the combination
of the inner door of the safe knocked
in and the door standing aiar. The
precious contents were missing. The
yeggmen had used a railroad bolt
wrapped in towel to deaden the
sound and then had hammered the
combination off the door.
Nobody passed through the town by
auto Monday night and 1t is naturally
supposed that the culprits are some
of the gangs of idlers who have beer
hanging around the place for some
time. Three men were arrested ant
fourth is supposed to have come tC
Tonopah or Goldfield and, with the
intention of taking him into custody
Sheriff Grutt and Jim Taylor CAM
through last night by auto. Th'
stolen goods included cluster o
diamonds, a solitaire diamond,
quantity of nuggets and about $1,00
in cash.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-08-19
SALT LAKE HIRES
A LOCAL TEACHER
PROFESSOR OF COMMERCIAL
WORK LEAVES THE TONO-
PAH HIGH SCHOOL.

NJ NJ. Mackinder who has taught
the commercial course in the Tono-
pah high school for the last two
years, has signed contract with the
Hoover Commercial college of Salt
Lake at an advance over the salary
paid in this district and leaves in the
morning for his new home. Mr..
Mackinder has given perfect satisfac
ton here, but owing to the fact that
the trustees felt 1t incumbent to re
trench, the position of commercial
teacher was one dispensed with fol
the ensuing year. The teacher came
here from the high school of Beaver
head county, Mont.