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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
BOSTON

Summary: Two base hits-Walsll, ShaWkcv Mo- ran. Double p|aHs-Gowdy to Evers. Bases on balls Off ShaWI1cv2, ?, off Pennock ? off Rudolph l. Struck out-BY Pennock 3, by Rudolph /, Stolen bascs-Whit- ted. lts-Of ShaWkev l iii , innings, off Pcnnock i'll I innings. Wild pitch-I}udolph. Passed ball Sc1lang. Left on bases-pIadclpha l. Boston ). Time-1:55
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-10-14
|SX GAMES AHEAD
 ! QF THE HIGH BOYS
Next Gridiron Battle Takes Place With Fordyce Here
 on Monday.
SCHEDULE FOR HIGH FOOTBALLlSTS.

oct. 19-Fordyce at Pine Bluff. Oct. 24-Crossett at Crossett. Oct. 31-Arkadelphia at Arka- delphia.
 Nov. 7-Game pending. Nov. 14-Fordyce at Fordyce. Nov. 26-Camden at Pine Bluff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
MADE In WHEELING
EXHIBIT Is SURE
BOARD OF TRADE DECIDES TO
LEND INFLUENCE TO FAIR
ASSOCIATION.
In Boosting Wheeling Products In
stead Of Conducting Separate Show
as Was First Planned.

The proposed Made IN Wheeling"
exposition which vas being promoted
by the local board OF trade. will
be combined with the annual state
fair. 10 be held on the Island. Sep
temhcr T. g. .. DO and ~. The board
had intended 10 give such an cvUosi-
ton this fall az the mIrkct-audit orium,
but owing 20 the state fairs plans
decided 10 throw its influence toward
making the STATE fair show a sue
cess
we believe that tho fair offers n
splendid opportunity 10 advertise tho
products Of the Wheeling district. to-
secure new customers and 20 stimu-
late pride IN the achievements 0f tho
community" said Seaton Alexander
chairmar-~f tho Trade Extension com
mittoo. which had under c0neidera.
tion plans for tho Made IN Wheel.
ing" exhibit Upwards ~ 100 600
people attend the fair every yea-
from al parts ~ tho tristate sec.
ton and they represent largo and
constantly Increasing buying public d"
The board now urges every manu-.
flcturer IN the Wheeling district 20
co operate with the State rair Assoc.
citation In the Made In Wheeling av.
hihit u o. pointed ouf 'haf homo pro-
duct eNh lmtione have been very cur.
ceqsful - Duluth Wilkes Harrp. MI.
waukee. Springheld Mass Cleveland
Cincinnati. Elizabeth. y y. and many
other cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
MILLINERY FIRM
INTO BANKRUPTCY
UNTARY PETITION YESTERDAY.
Has Local Store and Branches In
GAINESVILLE and Akron, o. - Total
Assets are St.s96.4o.

Through HIS attorney. Col J. p. Som
merville. William Goldstein. Of Zanes.
Vile. O.. who conducts a millinery
store In this city with branches in
Akron. o. and GAINESVILLE. yesterday
Med voluntary petition In bank
ruptcy, In the federal court here. The
Wheeling store Is located AZ No 1920
Main street. while the GAINESVILLE
store II at the corner Of Main and
Sixth streets. and the Akron location
Ia on Howard street
According % the schedule OF assets
and liabilities ACCOMPANYING the pesl
ton, the total liabilities amount ~
$4,000. while the assets total 81.
Sq6 40
The assets include SIS 20 IN cash
and stock In the Wheeling store val.
ued approximately az SgOs SO. I'm the
GAINESVILLE branch AZ f3772O and I'm
the Akron store a. sf03 so The furni.
ture and fixtures IN the three stores
r. valued a. stSS15
The creditors are principally New
York. Philadelphia and Cleveland
firms. few being local persons I'm.
secured claims contracted on account
Of The Wheeling store amount 10 50
Pig ~, on account ~ the Zanesvilla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
POLICE REPORT
Board OF Control Receives Annual
report o. Police Department Near
W 100000 IN FInes Collected.

The annual report Of the police de-
partment for the past year was filed
with the board Of control at its meet.
ing yesterday Many matters Of In
terest are contained in the report,
$40 1880 on fines and 1857 90 in am.
bulance fees. Twenty-one offenders
we're arrested for other city dapart-
ments, two being charged with muir.
der. Only one arrest was made dur
Ing the year on charge Of viola.
uhg the anticipating ordinance. A
strange part Of the report h. tho fact
mat II shows that more arrests were
made during the months OF January
and July than In any other months ~
the year. The total number OF ar.
rests for the year was 2.qO1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
TO STOP SPEEDING
Sheriff Has Several Deputies Station.
ed In outthe-Pike District -
one Arrested.

determined % put stop 10 'ho
practice Of speeding automobile
sheriff A. r Sweeney has stationed
several deputies in the out-the. pike
district. g.. was learned YESTERDAY
There has been considerable speed.
Ing by automobiles recently. Il b.
claimed. and several bad accident.
have been narrowly avcrted.
"wednesday evening. Albert Schpnk
Jr was arrested by Constable Albert
Junkins. for exceeding the speed linn
u on Market street.. near the foot of
Wheeling hill He was fined s. AMI
costs hy Squire RAIDER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
MANY AT SERVICE
Hot Weather Failed 20 Keep Many
Away From Public NoVena at
Mt Carmel Chapel.

In spite Of the great heat yesterday
many persons were present at the
services Of the third day Of the move
ma now being held In the chapel OF the
uiscalced Carmelites. Pleasant Val
ley. Rev. %. Nader. s. ". OF St Mi
chaols church. EdginKtOn Lane. gave
an earnest and helpful discourse on
Holy Communion
Rev. Edward r. Weber. % the ca.
thodral will preach this afternoon
and Rev r. lgnafius. o. VI Cap. OF
80 Alphonsus church. will oflciato 20
mnrrnW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
spEEoER FINED.

John Gribben. chauffeur for the "
s Wilson Company was fined $40 and
costs in police court Yesterday morn.
iIr Tor exceeding the suood limit The
defendant denied tho charge huf or
fcer NrClafchev and several witness
cs testified that no was travelling af
sncod ~ between 20 and 30 miles
on McColl0ch street -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
RAPID PROGRESS.

The Memorial Church building a.
Bethany De- proRrcFsing rapidly Tho
first Story b. completed and work o.
begun on tho second The brick be-.
ing used are the TAPESTRY brick laid
IN black morter The general offect
ie most pleasing Arrangements are
being made 10 lay the corner stone on
tho afternoon ~ July 18th NO.ed
men from % distance have been In.
NIted % be present n will be A
great occasion for Bethany
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
SHORT QUARTS
Thomas Green Arrested In Market
Auditorium for Selling Fruit in
Baskets Not Marked
Inspector Of weights ana Measu,

Inspector % Weights and Measures
W H. Smith Of this city. arrested
Thomas Green. a. his stand in the
Market Auditorium yesterday after
noon on a charge Of violating the
weights and measures law The in
spector claims that Mr. Green violat.
ed the law by selling cherries and
berrles IN baskets known as short
quarts without the proper label.
snort quart. a. required hy the ord.
nance He gave bond for his appear.
ance In police court this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
BOARD MEETING
Directors % the bntLTubercutosls
League VIII Meet This Afternoon.

The regular monthly meeting Of tho
board Of directors Of the Ohio Coun.
y Anti-Tuberculosis League will be
held this afternoon. beginning AZ 4
clock. In The leagues hoadauartera
board ~ trade building Several i'm
portant matters are 10 be considered
report will be made Of condi
lions a. the View Point sanatoriurn
ne crops az this health resort are
lnIlFlnE and are producing more than
enough Tor the use ~ the patients
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10

Henry g. Hrunhaus to T4vandor
Auto supply Company three story
brick building az 40. BIZ Market
street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
COUNTY COURT


Clyde p Amos 20 q. " Hadseli. par.
Gel of land I'M Richland district: con
eidoration $40.
Anna H Wcstmyer and husband 10
p =. Mcneil. lOt on North Main street .
consideration. $40
Julia o. sweeney and husband "a
Anna H NeFtmyor. parcel 81 land on
North Main street consideration. SO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
GRECIAN FLAG
Local Greek 20 Present Beautiful FIso
OF HIS Country 20 Battleship Sc
cured From United states

James Pantazopulos. we'll known 10.
cal creek has secured a beautiful six
nag ~ Greece. which no VIII preseot
70 The battleship Mississippi. recently
purchased BY the Greece government
from the United states Tho esg
which measures ~ by 90 feet is on
eNhiWtion In ono ~ tho House q Herr.
mann windows on Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10

-Four deeds OF trust we're left FOR
record with fho clerk Of the County
Court yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
INCORPORATE MOTOR CLUB

The charter FOR the Wheeling Motor
'Iuh an organization composed on h..
received Co. certificate az frrorpcrs
Ton from Tho secretary ~ state Tho
charter was recorded az tho count 4.
court clork's Office Yesterday Tho i-
cornorafnrs arc Y Miller ~ Woo4e.
dale. J"rry O'Keafe. D. w. EIeah p
~ NaiherF. and y T. stamp VI
attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10

branch. 1929 50. and on account OF the
Akron branch. s703.76
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10

Yesterday my breast was aching
And the clouds hung dark above:
Yesterday my heart was breaking
Not for unrequited love.
esterday I feared the morrow
And the ills that ~ would bring:
Yesterday ! sat IN sorrow
Now I'm pleased with everything
Yesterday the world was gloomy.
But ITS beautiful to-day:
Things are looking rosy 70 me
I'm 10 have n false % raw.
-. T.. Kiser. in Judge
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
! .Jjul.dg /! Ogden
/ Is St.rii,e e'rl il

cHARlfEsToN ON, w Va, July 81
Judge Howard IN. Ogden, member OF
the public service commission, whe
| had planned to 80 to West Baden,
Indiana, to spend two wee in re-
cuperations and rest, suddenly became
very I'll 3anSholrf before slleSwas schedss
Iuled to leave Thursday evening. and
now IS confined to his bed at Ills
home here, his condition being re
gardeds as serious. b
Judge Ogden had been planning
f6rgseyeral days but was the topins
ion that a couple OF weeks at the In
ifiiana sanitarium would be Sufficient
,tojrelieye his troubles He had splans
ned TO leave the city at q O'clock
Thursday evening and had been at
Ihiss efice up to q p. m. Shortly after
|hrriying at his home, however. he
found II necessary TO; call a physician
and the trip was declared to be out
ofsthc question He was said to be
5sliglitly Improved this afternoon.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
.Ko (! en- e11t OF
s Stat
Isl Ord cred
ADJUTANTs GENERAL BOND u OR.
DERs COMPANIES TO EMoBIL-E
s1zEs AT CAMP DAWSON.
iFAIRM0NT SOLDIERS WILL
LEAVE THIS CITY AUGUST

Adiutant General John &. Bond
las issued sthesorderss for the move
smsnt Of tho egstnte troops from theit
Irrespective ations, 10 Camp Dawson
at Caldell, W, where the an
Snuals camp ot practice and i6strues
ton will be held this year. I'M
troops win go to camp on August IL
and remain To- a ugllstl 81. ne 81:
der Of General ll6nd calls. for Tour
trains for each ofi the two regiments.
v The Fa!rmont boys consisting ol
both companies Will leave this scity
at tEo'cloek d. m.! August IL on the
( tLittletonSF Fairmont section. The; ;spe-
lcialtrain willtleayel lLittleton; ;at s:22 1
a.: ln !. and arrive in this city at q 1
O'Clock. The return stripEwillS begin
at o "a. m. August q.
The staff Officers and n non= CONS.
are ord dered to join the nearest or;
iganization Of theirsregimen While
medical examination sis8 to be mad OF
all Officers and enlisted men twenty
four hours before departure from the
Isllomel stations! The ollowing medi-
cal officers are ordered TO accompany
fheSyarions sections:
"A Bluefie Welcli section Capt.
Francis q. Ridley. Hunting ton, sec
ton, Capt. Henry; w. Keat1ey; Park
tcoNTfSuEp SoS FACE ruREE.1
a. . y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
NINE CAN[LAUK
APPEARED|MuGHI
GA[MER TODAY
SUFFERED FROM TWO PAINTING
SPELLS WHICH OCCURRED
LAST NIGHT.
HUsBANDl0 NDl0FPRIsONERlDEMAND
EDsTHAT THE sC0URT}HEAR
HIM.
HE HANDS BUNDLE OF PAPERS
T0STHE;JUDGEs BUT THEY
ARE sNOTlREAD.

BYS ASSOCIATED PgEss.j B
PARIS, Jul q p When Nine.
caillaux took llorSseat today in the
criminal court at the Palace Of jus.
ttce for the seventh days hearing OF
her trial for the wilfuli murder Of
CASTOR Calmette, editor Of Tho FL
garo. she appeared much calmer
than on the preceding days. She
1lad. however. suffered from two
fainting spells last night, as a res
suit OF the severe strain she under
went on Saturday AS soon as Judge
Albanel and his three associate had
taken their seats on the bench, NJ.
Gafllaux demanded TO ebeshcard. he
said: aThe Figaro having accused
me today Of suborning witnesses i
should like to submit TO thcl court
same authentic papers concerning
the late Gastnn Galmettc's relations
with the Hun ngarian government. 7
have hesitated to use them, but I
have decided TO do so in view OF the
Ftgaro's attitude. IS Sdesirc also %.
read the late Calmette's will.' When
chad conclude Nj. Caillaux hand
ed q bundle OF papersst to the prcsids
ing Judge: They We're not read in
court. ~ < Y. (. q q Z
In HIS speech, NJ. sCaillauxi lad
mentioned the name Philippe q,
Chaser as; sisner Of tho document
With Castor q altnett tte: Glasers islone
ofsthe loading editorsspf the Figaro.
After the read linz Of the will. swliiclly
disposed sof 81 ,so0.O 90, Mr.. caillauS
said: Ne8mayi Well be astonished
at the singttlaflg rapid increase OF
NJ. Galmette's fortune. In our mid
die class fainilie IL would take s1l5o
years for such d fortune to accumu7
late. "a
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27

problems. His belief is based !. Sc
says, on a careful study 81 nodern
baseball conditions and Tendencies.
and ono iwhat has been done VITA
similar oblcmss by other nations in
the pas: .s4ss; as F.s3 "a 81
4 The thing, lie say, which set him
thinking along this limo was tile Sfao-
tional fighting In ancient Rome be-
tween the Blues and Green's rival
chariot racing camps, some 500
years ago K
he government took u hand, but
cot tie impartial hand that Prof.
Wrench expects the United States
government To take in baseball, acSs
ing simply as administrator. The
emperor at this time was to all I'M
tents and. purposes ..thes govern
ment, {, and he nearly always sided
with9eithe Blues or Greens. Caligs
|llfa, Nero, Verns Commudns and
Justintan wore among 8 the emperors
who enrolled us s.rooters and IRE
duented The training quarters.
Prof.. Wrench says he realizes
that there are amusing possibiiities
conceivable IN. tic situation. For
instance. think of the United States
senate snlemnly voting on the sub
1eet of buying i new baseball
grounds or making an appropriation
for u new sliortstop Tor tho Pirates.
or think OF tiie possible scramble
among senator's for places on the
eptnmittee on umpires and passes,
|or think of notice being posted
|that at Squeedunk, ON May ;s1. will
he hold at the postaffice ciyil serv-
|sice examination for two pitchers aid
one ba' boy. He says se expects he
games 10 he supplied to the public
at cost,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27

u u NsFll
LtG oNtER, Pa., July q our
big fattlesnakes made panic In q
crowd Of girls, members Of Campfire
club !. ereainsed in the woods near
here. yesterday afternoon. THE girls
were preparing to break camp when;
The warning rattle was heard. andEa
moment later the sitstening bodies
of four slargo stiak We're seen insthel
grass
fnstnntly tie girls 4eampered
|aMsly III manic striekcn flight, sev-
|eral Of them, more active than the
Iothcrs. climbed into trees, and percli-
|ins tiictnselves in the branclies with
skirt drawn tightly about. screamed
FLOR help. Others fled through the
underbrush, dropping handkerchiefs,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
CONSISTING OF JER:
EVEN BY AR GUs.EYED
ley ARE so COMFORT

s. ATLANTIC: CITY, N. \, July %.
of theincwl and daring bathing suit
styles! displayed on the beach! this sea
son-and there have been some
which surpass anything ever seen
here before skirtless battling
suit, shown yesterday for the first
time, is tile newest and the most
daring, and, incidentally, the most
becoming. Nobody + bjected, not
even the beach guards and the idea
is destined to- become Popular here
and at otherSr resorts. " \, Il 9 Il
Tie suit consists OF a. sleeve eless.
jersey=like affair, a trifle full and
gathered in at the waist bloomers,
and, Of course, stockings: On the
beach, to be sure, the girls wear a
long coat, but when they get READY
for the dip, OFT comes this garment
and In they so. Nobody is 4 Stlle.wiser,
they say, and they are far more con-
Portable and can swim more easily
than in the old=fashi6n skirt slit.
The idea of tho gskirtlessS suit orig
mated among the girls down in the
fashionable Chelsea section, where
they go battling any time in ssklrts
less suits or oneTpiece suits, for that
matter for there: Is no curious crowd
to watch and Bcriticisc.
AS far the skirt suits, Sbreyity IS
the; motive In ali of them tliisE sum-
mcr. The fuplift movement seems to
have affected skirts in general, as,
far as the beach is concerned. and.
the smodistcs have made a long SUBJ
ject short with9considerablc success.
7sls u 4 8 4 4 5ESSSsP
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27

DULUTH. Mimi July ~ - A
method OF keeping his chickens from
scratching up ilis garden has been
hit upon by one West Duluth man,
This man has not only 4 large num-
berSof chickens. but also prides him4
selt ON splendid vegetable garden.
Els chicken slfe allowed TO run lit
large Titeya do not datiage Ills gar
den nor that OF any5of his neighbors.
yrhe solution OF the problem has
been reached by the use Of little
stilts attached to the back of the
chicken's foot.
''wliat is that you have ON your
chickens" lie was asked.
rstiits," he answered. ''you sec
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
CATHOuGI
LORD MAYOR OF DUBLIN DE.
MANDsi WITHDRAWAL OF
SCOTTISH B0RDERERS. B
iNATI0NALIsTs TAKE SERIOUS
VIEW YESTERDAYS
,C0NFLICT.
BIZ YlAssoc,t,1A,rlrp ], PaEss.

BIZ ASSOCIATED SPaEss.l
u UBLI NJ July 2 The lord may
or OF Dublin today demanded in the
interests OF the peace Of the city that
the battalion OF the Scottish Bor-
derers be removed. aIoye,nents In
| the esbarraeks Indicated that prepara-
tions were being made To send the
regiment elsewhere The gates OF the
barracks were guarded BY O strong
force o. police.
The city OF Dublin and the greatsr
part OF 5Catiiolic sIrelapd was. today In
|agstate OF the greatest excitement
over yest erday'sSconfliet between the
regular troops OF the British army
and the irish Natl tipnaljsts which re-
suited in Oh fling of four persrons
and woutl ditl & oIt nlapy .others. forty
Of &cfe still ih hospitals to-
day iii h ei'iols Scpfi ditihn.
Day had dawnsd today before the
policG ispceesded ID aispersing the
srowa mute iIpE / tliteti sli the streets
singh 3pafriotI songs and looking
for sol diers of the Second battalian
Of the Kings Own Scottish Border
erss on whom To iinflict Vengeance for
thes fatal events Of yesterday. when
the Bord derers We're orderd out to
prevent theSlandinglo of arms and am
nnlnition for rtlie MAJ ttonalist volun-
tecrs. The crowd finding that the
Soldiers had been ordered to remain
NJ the barracksy attacked the royal
barrack where the esbattalion was sta-
toned and clanlorel for the soldiers.
Finally thesmob broke down a gate
and fired a couple OF shots upon
which tie Ebpgles were sounded. The
police came On tic scene and the
crowd .Sas dispersed.
Tile ina ional Inst leaders take the
most serious siew % sthe affair and
will demand repaiation from the
government,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27

Il ~
hairpins and other articles In their
flight. Faces were scratched and
clothing was torn in the brambles!
Two Of the fleetest Of the young
women reached tile camp OF tile III
win club, a mile away, whore a num-
Der OF young men are hunting and
fishing. Breath1ess from fright and
from the long run, tile girls gasped
that "horrid snakes were eating up
their camp
Alfred Corbett and Glenn Dhnmfre
laeeombanied the frightened girls
back to their camp aud aftsr killing
the snakes with clubs. they e,n,
first aid to the young women, whip
had sought refuge in the trees, help
ing them to the ground.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27

COLUMBIA, Mo-, July g Prof.
Jesse .. Wrench, Of the University
Of Missouri, teacher of history. be-
,lieyesI that within the next 25 years
the United States government viii
s5p and operate, all the big baseball
leagues in tho country. .if
An ardent baseball sfant: himself.
Prof Wrench has given considcra-
bic attention to modern baseball
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
Huns VIl!illG /!
IA Cle eu land
sYAssnGrATEn pREss.1

EsYsA AssnrrATEn, PREss.I !
s CLEVELAND o., July 27.-Six
thousand trained Hungarian soldiers
will so from Cleveland to take up
arms for their country against Ser
via son the first call to arms, ;it was
said here today BY leaders of the To-
cal colony. All are members of. the
first reserve of the Austro- Hungary
army and are associated with g 2 ma
itional Hungarian societies IN Gleve=
ilands It was said the greater part Of
the volunteers could be sent from
Cleveland within three. days after the
call to arms was issued. y " .I
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
FAVOR MALI.GAMiATIoN. {.

DENVER, July The special
committee appointed TO consider
samalgamatiph Of the Western. Fed
seration OF Miners with the United
MineEWorker of America made a re.
portito !thesannual convention of the
Western Federation today 'fayorine
the project. Tile report .embodies
the resolution for d referendum vote
Of the members. Action by the con-
yention was nos tpcned 4;
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
Schmidt Asks
For Ne!:u, Trial
CLAIMS THAT anna AUMULLER
DIED sAFTERs AN / OPERA.
TI0N.

Ry Assoc ociatedf Press. 4.
: NEW YORK, July 27. - Hans
Schmidt. one time rector OF St. JOS
ephts church. under death sentence
for the murder OF Aiiha Aumuller,
whosef body cSdismembered aud !cast
into the Hudson river; formally an
piled daystors new trial. schmidt's
counsel assert that the girl was npt
murdered, but died after an opera
tion and that Schmidt cut up eli,
body to prevent d Scandal and TO pro.
tect surgeons who performed theop:
Grafton.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
! R R,epubliea an !. 5
In l, !. {: o,nferen'ce {
SUMMONED TO DISCUSS GEN:
ERAL LEGISLATIVE AND x
POLITICAL OUTLOOK. Il

ASSOCIATED Pass. ] y u.
WASHINGTON, |, D. c. July q y. y
Senate Republicans have been SUM
moned to attend a party conference
tomorrow to discuss the trust bill,
general legislation and tile political
outlook. Some decision Is expected
concerning the attitude to to 1bem main
tanned concerning the Democratic
legislative program. ii1s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
KILLED ENGINEER. en- i[lll

BY Associated Press.
oltAy1LLEs1 ILL., July 2 - AtcKin5
ley AIinkins, 70 years old, asnegro,
surrendered TO the policestodays and
con fessed lead adershibS d, tile trio Iot
negroes who killed Inspector Louis
Bradley and shot Engineer Edward
Barrett inA N fight with Mobile and
Chic railroad employees at Murphys-
boro, Ill, yesterday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-27
AVIATOR KILLED.

by As5pciated krcsS.l
JUyIsy, France, July 27.-Lieut,
valenEi, French naval aviator. was
Killed today by fall from his hydro
acroplauc which capsized at height
OF 500 feet.