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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
GREAT FACTORY
Is Being Built at Chester and
1000 Additional Houses for
Families Are Needed.

YASS0CtATGp pRG1So
CHESTER, Pa, June 2S.-Build-
ers and real estate men have been, no.
tilted by Representatives of the Bald
win Locomotive Works and OF the
the Remington Arms Company that
at least 1000 additional houses VIII
be needed for the families of work
men to be brought here to i'll OF
ders for the European countries at
war. at Eddystone, near here, the
Baldwin Company is erecting a great
factory for the use Of the Remming-
ton Company, and after the latter
concern fills its contracts the build
ings viii be turned over to the Bald
win Company
Representatives Of the two corpor-
atoms told meeting OF real estate
brokers and builders yesterday that
by Novemb Der the Remington Com
paDy would employ $4,000 men hero
and the Baldwin, Company 5000
The Remington concern announced
that 1t had sufficient orders on hand
to keep its plant busy for two years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
GEORGE BLJNlLElN
IS THOUGHT TO BE
RIPPER . MURDERER
AS in His. Examination He Con-
tInuaIfy Refers to Such Muir
ders and He is Held.

ASSoGsATEo SR1SEa
PHILADELPHIA,J June 23.-Po-
lice authorities and ahentists today
their examination OF
George BlumIein. who was arrested
here yesterday and whose peculiar ac-
lions led the police to suspect that he
may be the ripper" who killed two
small children on the East side. New
York. some time ago. Two represen-
tatives OF the New York police de
partnlent are participating in the IN
vestigation-
BIumlein arrived here about two
weeks ago with his wife BlumIeIn
was taken into custody after he had
walked up and down in front of po-
lice headquarters for several hours
When questioned he told rambling
story and mentioned the ripper
murders in New York His familiarity
caused the police to Immediately not
ify the New York authorities.
Inspector Joseph FauroS of New
York said today there was enough
in the case to warrant the holding OF
the man
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
SEVERAL PERSONS. Killed
NJ CALIFORNIA EAR THO JAKE
EDWARDS SUSPECTED
OF Knowing as Much of Death
of the Warden7s Wife as
Campbell Does
- A.noe,Arro rnrss,

JOLIET, III, June 23--Suspicion
that Walter Edwards. negro waiter,
knew as much of the death OF War
den Aliens wife In the state peni-
tentiary here last Sunday as Chick
en- joe Campbell, the negro trusty.
developed today. officials Of the
prison said after further information
had been gathered. Fred Robinson.
a prison guard, gaye.1he Information
which officials believe tends to indi-
cate guilty knowledge at least on the
part Of Edwards.
When the convict fire department.
was battertng down the door OF MIS-
Aliens room Sunday morning. Rob
fnson said Edwards admitted him to
another part of the house and said.
Mrs Allen Is in that room. For
Gods sake get her out Fearing
another demonstration on the part of
the conv1cts Campbell was today
moved from the solitary cell to an
other part Of the prison
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
mo MEM Held
For Action ofthe Next Criminal
Court Grand Jury as Result
of a Cutting Scrape.

Frank Criss. and Alex Monroe OF
the Despard addition, were held un-
der bonds Of $500 for the next crime
nal court grand jury Ior feloniously
cutting Samuel Mustfe, an Italian
merchant. of the same place, by
Magistrate Jackson " Carter at the
close OF a, hearing held In his court
Tuesday evening.
Criss and Monroe were arrested
several days ago by Deputy Sherims
Lace NJ Wolfe and John Sieg at
their homes at the Despard addition
and were held under bonds Of 1000
for the hearing last evening.
Mustfe. Criss and Monroe. accord
Ing to the testimony given last even
ing. had a quarrel and in a fight
which followed Mustfe was stabbed
In the left breast and on the right
leg. MusHe Is recovering from his
injuries and the case is not as ser1-
Gus as Il was thought to have been at
the time the warrant was Issued
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
HARRY TEAW
TAXES STAND
DELEGATES
To Represent the Monongah Di-
vision at the Cleveland Con-
vention Announced.


BALTIMORE. Nd, June 23-The
annual correction of delegates f5the
Baltimore and Ohio railroads relief
department. will be held in Cleveland.
o.. Thursday, June "a The delegates
have been elected by the employee
members Of the relief department on
each Of the divisions Of the railroad,
and those selected Will name three
members Of the advisory committee
and one member of the operating
committee to administer the affairs
of the department for the next year.
All employs Of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad who are members OF
the relief department as participants
in the accident. savings and loan fea-
lures vote their selection OF fellow
employees to attend the annual meet
ing. The meetings are held in a
city located on the railroad. Follow
ing the transaction Of business the
delegates have dinner which Is at
tended by officials Of the railroad
The delegates selected to repre-
sent the Mononsah division at the
convention are the following
R. T. Brooks and F. w. Tutt time
keepers. w. a. Shanermal clerk, j. F.
Tierney engineer and Mid Stevens
car inspector forman, all OF Grafton;
and L A Atkins conductor, OF FAIR
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
cs1 ASSOCIATES .Rx


LOS ANGELES, Cal, June %
Reports of three severe earthquake
shocks which resulted In the death
and INJURY of at least ffteen persons
and considerable properly loss by fire
last night IN several cities of the I'M
perial valley covering several hun
bred square miles. were received here
today. Telephone and telegraph CON-
was interrupted and IN
formation from the stricken district
is naeager. The greatest damage was
at Calexico on the Mexican border
line, where the loss Of life occurred
Early reports from there stated that
the town had been destroyed by ire.
but telephone employees at FL Centro,
who talked over wire. reported the
fires were, confined to three ut1dinSs-
Many buildings In Caledco were
shaken down The operators in the
telephone building fed after the first
shock, which occurred. at57:20 p. M
and was followed by others at $40
and 9:o0 p. M
Two shocks were reported from
Yuma. Ariz., at the same time and
San Diego and San Bernarofno also
were visited by two slight shocks
Heber. a railroad town, i've miles
west of FL Centre. was reported de-
suoyed by fire. At Imperial several
buildings were cracked.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
NATURAL GAS MEN
ARE TO ORGANIZE
STATE ASSOCIATION

Clarence B. Sperry, Boyd E Honor,
Melvin G. Sperry, G. L. Dufore, John
Kcbfegard. H NJ Brown, s. w Bow
man. E Clark Ice. Dudley D. Britt.
J. Evans. B. F. Robinson Hugh
jarvis. E. B. Deiscn, E. D. Lewis. and
H c. Cooper, ell of Clarksburg' T. A
wheIan, George A. Hatzel. George w
wilson. George / KeeneT. Andrew
Edmiston. J. W. Ross, j. J. Louge.
q A Rnodes. all OF Weston; james
o. Watson, F. B. Pryor George E.
Miller. E. B. Moore. Walton MM1er.
NJ. L Hutchinson. all OF Fairmont;
J. Re icDermott and D. F. Dusen-
berry, Of Morgancown: AS Hare, a.
W. Dutton, Charles E. Rogers. George
b. Riddle, all OF Wheeling; Tom G.
StrckIer. Pernsboro: II. J. Scott.
P@uaboro. AZ E. Summers e e.
Wells, Pennsboro, L w Bartlett OF
Buckaannon: G a Sesrhcott. Hunt
sngton: Frank Cox j. d. Woodroe.
A. L. Romine, Fred Paul Grosscup, J.
r. Munce, H A Wallace, J. c. Blair,
C w. Swtsher, Frank A Smith Ed
ward NJ Rurdette, HsS- Martin. G. \.
Hancock. WNliam Shumack. Ira g.
Sayre. A 3. Kccntz. o. s. Davis,
Holly Sc Stephenson, all OF Charleston;
e. J. King. Huntington: J. T. McC1in-
took. huntington: J. w Ree9er, Hunt-
fngton: James p. NcCIosRey. Hunt
fngton. ]. f. Kent. Huutingtoo: G. n
Dimick. Jr.. Huntington: W VII
hanson. Parkereburg, p McDonongh.
Parkersburg: John Marshall. Park
ersburg:: ]. Mentor Caldwell. Par&ers-
burg Curtis B. Fleming. Fasrnont:
e. Randolph. CEarksburg. T.
Lowndes. C1arksburg: w Ade1an-
deH C9arksburg: 6. II. Trainer, Sal
EN-; J. e Trainer. West Uutou; A a.
!Glorer. aianntngton: W. IL South.
Hforgantowns Louis Bennett Weston
John = Nash. Hunsngtou;; F. Ped
Edicord. CIarksburE and :Ddwn Rob
: ~ sr1s,<,nt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
BEFORE ADV ANCE
OF SECOND ARMY
DAUGHTER
OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Cheuvront, of Good Hope,
Dies in the West.

slr. and Mrs Charles cheuvront, OF
Good Hope, accompanied by three
grand daughters. returned hcme We'd
nesday from Plattsmouth, NebS where
they attended the funeral OF thetr
daughter. Mrs. Tndine Green. who
died there suddenly last Thursday o.
an acute attack OF BHght's disease.
The parents did not know OF their
daughters Illness until telegram
summoned them to Portsmouth and
they arrived there just in time to at
TEND. her funeral last Saturday Mrs.
Green was there on a vttsr to her
aunt Mrs. Fred Gardner, when
stricken. -Four little girls were left
motberless by the death OF Mrs.
Green and Mr.. and Mrs Cheuvront
win take care Of them. One. Clendis.
aged ~. was at the Cheurront home
at Good Hope. and the Others, Eulah:
aged eight: Alberta. aged seven; and
Mary. aged three, were brought home
by them:
The deceased woman was IS years
old. Her home was at Tulsa, Okla.
Her sudden and unexpected death was
a heavy blow to her fond parents
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
WARRANT DISMISSED
Against Couple Arrested in a
Raid by Sheriff Stout as
They Are Married.

When the case of Harry C. .Mylone
and Ruth a. Bennett was called
Jackson " Carriers court
Tuesday evening, Cupid had again
foiled the strong arm of the law, as
Mylone and Miss Bennett, who Were
to have been tried on g. warrant
charging them with assembling for
immoral purposes, were quietly mar
ried Tuesday afternoon The warrant
was dismissed
Mylone and Miss Bennett were ar
rested late Saturday night In a house
on Water street by Sheriff Ross F.
Stout and posse OF deputies who
raided the house
Robertson. who were arrested at the
same time and which was to have
been tried last evening. was post
poned until $50 o'clock Friday
evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
ONLY PASSING MENTION
IS eMADEsBY RUSSIANS
<nr Asaoc1ArEo rreeD

PETROGRAD, June 23s--onty
passingsmention Of Operations In the
vicinity OF Lemberg is made in. an Of
fetal statement issued tonight at the
Russian war Office. The assertion IS
made that desperate attacks were re-
pulsed and 500 prisoners were taken
near Rawa. Ruska, th1rty-two miles
northwest of the Galician capital
The claim also is made by the Rus
slams that they have scored an inn
portant victory below Nijnif. on the
Dniester after a stubborn battle
which has lasted since the fifteenth
More than $500 prisoners We're cap
tured and Cossacks are said to be IN
pursuit Of the fleeing Austrians.
Another Russian success with the
CAPTURE Of 1000 prisoners is reporc-
cd near the Bukowina border
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
WILSON TO LEAVE
AT Midnight for the Summer
White House foreman
until July 8.
an AseoeiATEo rREssa

WASHINGTON. June 23--Presl-
dent Wilson will leave at midnight
for the summer White House at
Cornish. N. H. not to return until
July 6. He goes first to Roslyn, L. l..
to spend tomorrow with Colonel T.
M. House. Late tomorrow night ne
Will leave RosIyn for Cornish Wnere
he expects to arrive Friday afternoon
Djrecr telegraph communication be
tween the White House Offices and
Cornish has been arranged and the
president Will be in constant touch
with Secretary Lansing and other Of
totals here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
:AUSTRIANS REFUSED
BY ITALIAN TROOPS
nr AaseasrDsrEss

ROME. Via Paris, June 23-The
following statement was issued last
night at the headquarters of the tai
Ian general stan
Enemy ACTIVITY yesterdaSSwasc cor
fined to long range artillery fire at
several points ON the front In the
Monte Nero zone one of our Alpine
1,attaIions encountered yesterday for
the first time important enemy forces
recently arrived probably from Ga
1fcia. The Alpine troops attacked and
repuIsed them, 1nflicttng heavy losses
and taking some prisoners Night at
tacks by infantry against our posi-
lions at Plava Mere.repulsed-..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
Meeting of Producers Called
for Tuesday, June 20, at
Waldo Hotel Here.

A natural gas mems meeting has
been called for this city at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon, June 70, With more
than 500 letters sent out as follows:
It has been decided THAI a Natural
Gas Association be formed IN WeS1
Virginia the object OF which shall be
the establishment and maintenance OF
g. spirit of fraternity among the pro
ducers. distributors. CONSUMERS ano
ali persons connected with the natural
gas industry by friendly exchanse
OF ideas and by social antercourse-
Also the Establishment OF more cor
dial and friendly relations anonS
the gas fraternity. haSed uopn mu-
tualtty Of interest -.
It Will also be the object OF the
association to represent IT'S members
before the state comn1ssSo1fS ana oe--
parments tic secure united and IN
telligert action OF gas. producers ann
distributors OF the STATE in relation
compliance OF IT'S members with stare
Laws and regulations: to maintain
publicity bureau to set before the pub
lie the importance OF The natural gas
industry. Including revenue derived
therefron for STATE. county and local
purposes, also the amount expended
for rentals and Development
Therefore. we the undersigned, have
called meeting OF natural gas Pro
ducers OF West Virginia and those
directly connecred with the natural
gas Industry. 20 be held at the Waldo
hotel, IN the cry OF CIarksburg, w.
va. on Tuesday. the 18th day of
june, 1915. at 2o'cIock p. M. for the
purpose OF erecting am emcient or
8 Tz1r-nnr.s f,sanoen f. Sparsz,,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
Capital of Galicia is CAPTURED,
by Teuton Forces after a
Very Severe Battle.
RECLAIM WHO'LL PROVINCE
AT the Cost Of Hundreds of
Thousands olives on Both
Sides of Conflict.
Or AaooelArxD paEsas


BERLIN, by wireless. june 23--
Lemberg has beenconquered after
very severe battle according to an
Official report received here from
headquarters Of the Austro-HunEar-
ian army. The Galtc1an capital fell
before the advance OF the Second
army
Lemberg. the capital or Galicia.
was occupied by the Russians on
September 2. 1914. about one month
after the outbreak of hostilities in
the course of the early Russian drive
into Austria It had therefore been
In Russian control Tor over ten
months.
For the last twenty days. since the
Austro-Germans took ,Przemysl from
the forces Of Emperor Nicholas, it has
been the objective OF series Of fur
dous attacks on the part OF the Ieu-
tonic allies. Their successes VIII
have a far reaching political effect. as
the driving ont of the Russians from
Galtcfa is counted upon In Berlin TO
help maintain the status quo In the
Balkans.
with Lemberg now in Its hands.
Austria has reclaimed virtually the
whole province Of Ga1tcta- The
hEhtingin this campaign hasTbeen OF
unusual intensity with heavy losses.
The figures of killed, wounded ana
captured as given IN Austrian, Ger
man and Russian Official statements.
run into the hundreds OF Thousands
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
SHOOTING AFFRAY.

T MOUSDSvILLE. June 23-In a
quarrel with Arch. %Esosel or
Moundsvi1e. here Tuesday night,
Tom Rennie, of Pipe creek, o., Is al
legged to have shot FoEe1 in the foot
Charles FogeI, a deputy sheriff and
father OF Arch, attempted to arrest
Rennie. who turned the shotgun on
him Charles Foge1. Jr-. is then al
legged to have shot Rennie with a re-
volver. Rennie may die
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
: - -
DAMAGE
Suit for $4,000 against McGhee, o.
the Grounds OF Seduction

HUNTINGTON June 2S-The
Rev. c. E. aIcGhee, who recently re-
signed as superintendent OF the state
colored orphans home on Guyan riv-
er has been made defendant in a
damage action for $4,000 brought
In circuit court here by Larlean Tins
ley. a FaSette county negress. who
alleges that he seduced her and that
he is the father OF her two children
She was formerly an inmate OF tae
orphans Zone.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
NEW FIGHT

CHARLESTON. June 23.-Enorts
to reduce the water rates in Charles
ton have again been put in motion
The city council has Instructed the
city attorney TO negotiate with the
West Virginia Water and Electric
Company TO secure material reduc-
lions. II his efforts fail it Is prob
able that the matter viii be taken a
second time before the public service
commission
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Prayer Meetings are TO Be Held a
Three Places Thursday

Cottage prayer meetings are to be
held Thursday as Follows: At go a.
m. at the residence of Mrs B. o. Nc
Cue. 81 Clay street, with MIS- VIII
Hickman. leader; at 1:3o p M, al
the residence OF Mrs J. H Paugn,
$50 Hickman street. with Miss ma
bel Stout, leader; and at 8 p M. at
the residerce of Mrs. joseph Bentley,
127 Dale avenue, with Mrs Alice
Chorpening, leader.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
oraAszee,A4vorezsa

Ell. cENTRo. Ca'H.. June 23.-An
earthouake shook up the Imperial
valley of California last night, killed
i've persons. caused damage estimated
at S1,0oO,OO0 In the valleys little
cluster OF towns and left almost IN
damaged the great Irrigation system.
which transformed the valley from a
desert into fertile farming country
Ell Centric suffered more than any
other town The five killed were
caught In falling walls at Mexicala-
Just across the border Martial law
was proclaimed there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
AGED WoMAN,s FALL FATAL

FA1RafoST. June 2s-s1rs. Mary
Rager. aged 50, b dead here as Fe-
suit OF TALL, sustained last February,
when she broke her hip while de-
scendtnr stairs in a department store,
where She had been shopping She
was native OF GTeensboro.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

FAIRMoNT. June S.-C1arkSLynn.
Snoderiy. rwo-yea-oid son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs Louis SnoderIy, of Days run,
died IN Cooks hospital here, as the
result of an unusual accident The
child was standing on stone wall
fifteen feet high, when a large dog.
In running past, knocked him OF. The
boys skull was fractured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
RUSSIANS CLAIMING
VICTORY ON DNlESTER.
n AosoaaTrDree

LONDON. June 2s--The state
nenr from Austrian Headquarters
that Lemberg had fallen before the
ADVANCE OF the forces Of austria and
Germany was received IN London
without surprise 1t was known that
the Gemanfc allies were within ar
t11Iev range of the Galician capital
and capitulatton was regarded as only
n question OF DAYS Nothing has been
hear as yet from PetroErad
Petrograd does however. cAalm =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

HUNTINGTON, June 23.-A1ma
.Cremeans. three-year-oId daughter OF
John Cremeans, a Chesapeake an6
Ohio railroad emp1oye. was found
drowned In a barrel Of pickles at her
home on the Adkins farm. two miles
north of-Barboursvi11e. Fifteen min
utes after she was missed members
of the family found her feet sticking
out Of the barrel. When pull out she,
was dead
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
CHARTERED
Il the wallace Torpedo Conpan
With Capital OF $1,000

The Wallace Torpedo Co, Of
Clarksburg. which has an authorized
capital OF 10000. has been charter
ed with the following persons ap-
pearing as inco-porators:
E. n Bell, Dan. Hostutler. w Ohm
stead. OF Clarksburg; and George w.
Ashcraft and b. D. Orr. OF Wallace
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
DARsT FOB Governor

HUNTINGTON. June 22-En.
route to Wheeling from Charleston
state Auditor ]. s. Darst stopped in
and announced his caudi-
dacy for the Republican nomination
for governor. He declared that he was
running on his record and hanging to
no mans coat talk
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
GOES aBRoAD TO WE'D

CHARLES TOWN. June 2s-
Prof. John n. Ware has departed for
Grimma. Saxony. the home OF his fl
.ancee. Fraulein Dora Won Turkhefm,
and they viii be married there upon
his arrival They viii remain. In Ger
many until August. when they viii
come to Charles Town and make their
home
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
BRoUGKT no HosPITAL.

Frank Whe1an. prominent and
popular Weston merchant, was
brought to local hospital Tuesday
evening for an operation for appen-
dicitis. The operation was successful
and Mr.. Whelan is doing nicely.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
MORE OVENS FIRED.

cBYASseeArED rNesE
CoSGSEHSvE1LE June 23-The
Flick Coke Company "Wednesday IS
sued orders for the firing OF 400 addi-
tsousa ovens IN thss region. This
makes f5Ssa5 oyess out Of 0.ae0 IN
bfast IN 4I,iss7 <Isssrr net
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
RESfovED FRosf HOSPITAL

Mrs. Albert J. Bfshop.swho recent
" underwent an operation In a
local hospital for appendicitis. has
sufficiently recovered TO be removed
to her home on Clay street Mrs
Bishops many friends are glad to,
hear that She is getting along so.
nicely
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
RANK Is GIVEN.

VIENNA, June as-Emperor VIII
lam has given Archduke Frederick
of Austna the rank Of field marshal
IN the German army IN recognition Of
his services In the campaign which
resulted IN the fail of Lemberg
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
And Considerable Property
Loss Caused by Fire in Cit
les in Imperial Valley
RAILROAD TOWN BURNED
While Many Buildings in An
other Town Are Reported
as Shaken Down.
n AasoctArEo PRGSa

CALEMCo, Calf, june 23.-Fur-
Their earthquake shocks were felt here
today Several tHemorS after md
night were followed by a severe shock
MT 10 O'Clock this morning
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CLARK on TRIAL

Edward Clark. colored. was placed
on trial IN the criminal court We'd
Hnesday afternoon charged with hay-
ing violated the Prohibition law.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
zEPPELlNs REPORTED
AS MAlllNG A RAID


BERLIN by wireless. june 23.-The
oversees News Agency today gave OUT
a message from Chrsttana says
chat the steamer, 1otum, which has
a1r1ved at Sravanger reports thsi
several ZeppeEne on fhe night be-
4ween Tuesday and Wednesday prob
ably June 1870 dropped many bombs
ON the Armstrong worries at soutS
shfelds. England, which DESTROYED the
navy yards and arsenal Several
buildings burned all night The dam
age was enormous. seveneee9 persons
were killed and forty injured
The foregoing evidently refers to
4re raid of zeppeltns over the north
aa+ coast of england on Tuesday
nsghe on last week The british cen.
scgshep prevented the publication o.
details OF th1s raid and there has been
no previous Irtimation that che naEa.
works at stselds were damaged An
omcial statement IN London ON June
as sa5d merely that sixteen persons
F,sa.4 been killed and forty injured
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
AT SISTERS BEDSIDE

FIaherW Kearns, OF Cumberland.
Is at the bedside OF his sister. Flor
enee who underwent an operation
lTuesdaT In q local hospital for APP.
pendicitis. she Is doing nicely
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
MaRRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage lfcenses have been issued
to w. Harrison. Brewer and Corr
Dodd and Harry a4yIone and Ruth
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
UNUSUAL

Accident ResuIss- IN She Death of a
Child 1T Faiumont.