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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-01-28

Can't look we'll, eat well, or feel well
with impure blood. Keep the blood pure
with Burdock Blood BitterS. Eat simply,
take exercise, keep clean, and good health
is pretty sure to follow. $l.0O bottle.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-01-28
Try Cardui. Your druggist sells it.

Write 10: Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Ladies'
Advisory Dept. Chattanooga, Tenn. for StfrfS!
hrstraefions on your case ana g. page book. Home
Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. Ia
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-01-28

II wish 20 write and tel 81, 49,.
IAN IL had down fourteen stops. aai h..
my neck and hip very bal. Ie.'.t-. ~
sleep at all. / sent mvv.taiIr,-F
bottle OF your Linimsut and ia tas H..
time / was on my feet again "-.f...
Hyde, 1885 PrGirIs Az. s.. T..., nj.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
News Notes OF Interest.

The campaign or education in no.
half OF the proposed highway from pc
,ersnnrs to City Point and Hopcwcil
the people In the city favor the bui,I
ing OF the road. but 1t seems doubtful
that the Coun.il will see its way clear
to make an appropriation of $40 900
In aid OF the project.
me furn'ah Steamship Line to-day
facity with freight from City Point
ana liopewell The Norfolk and West.
ern Railway is daily carrying prcat
Quantities OF freight to and from those
points.
The Dudley Hotel. at Hopeweu I'M.
nech sold for $4,000 to Georges Drug
store me. of the same place
Hicssidrea JaCovetta. an Italian
aastd thirty-tvr, died In the Peters
ourE hospitai this morning. Efforts.
are being made 10 hnd his hone va
relatives. A''u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
TWO GERMAN WAR VESSELS
DESTROYED ny BRITISH

COPENHAGEN. October ia Ger
man torpedo boat and a destroyer have
been sunk in the Baltic by British sub
marines The torpedo boat was tor
pcdoed by the E-lG. near FAKE accord
ing to dispatches to the evening news
papers.
The destroyer was sunk this morning
~ tho southern entrance 20 the sound,
a narrow strait between sweden and
Denmark. which connects the Baltic
with the North Sea. \ message from
Falstenhoro adds that another German
destroyer and cruiser accompanying
the destroyer spocdcd southwark
Information received here indicates
tina, all the members OF tho destroyers
crew were lost.
According 10 one version German
cruiser and three destroyers were en-
gagged with tho British submarine.
The German Graf; moved in circles 10
avoid the attack Of the submarine.
which was bombardcd heavily. This
continued for some time. until the sub
marine lodged a torpedo on the de-
s,royer. which sank With terrific
explosion. The other German warships
are said 20 have rctrcated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
JOHN HANLO ON APPOINTED
POSTMASTER AT HOPEWELL
VIII handle Busincss of Large Once
hut Ora" Pay of Fourth-CIus.
Official.
lSpccial 10 The Times DIspatch

l'pcciaI 10 me Times Dispatch
NNSHlNGTDN, October lJ-rob,
hanion. the newly appointed post,nas-
ter ut Hopewell. tho big powder. mann.
featuring town in Virginia. viii hand,e
postal business OF IA large president,a,
ONCE, but he can only draw a SALARY
OF Si'ooo. the maximum pay OF A fourth
CLASS postmaster. The POSTPONE Do
partment authorized the establishment
OF a post oiiicc at Hopewell on Sen,em-
Der and OH October made HanIo,
postmaster.
1t developed to-day that the Hon. we,I
ono" is doing the business of an Office
the size Of Petersburg, but Hanlon can.
not get the pay OF city postmaster
Chder the rule of the department. a
newly established post-oiiice mus, re-.
main in the fourth class twelve months
or four quarters to determine IN.
amount OF the postal receipts Tho
salary is based upon the total posta1
receipts.
Hanlon. however. has chance 70
get BIG amount OF extra change
Under the law. he is entitled 10 tho
money-ordcr fees, and, as there are
large number Of foreigners AT Hone
"eli. tho chances are that the revcnu,
from this source Will NJ heavy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
FORMER HOPEWELL CHIEF
Is ON TRIAL BEFORE JURY
'hsr Against Erstwhile Police Head
Why END nj Prince George
TO-Dny,
Special to The Times Dispatrnl

Especial to The Times Dispatrh1
PRINCE GEORGE COURTHOUSF,
october l5.-W. y. Henderson. dcposed
as chief Of police at HopewcII. wos
placed on trial in the Circuit Court Of
FRINGE George County to-day, charged
WIN selling tntOxicants a .ueciaI
grand jury was impanneled by Judge
west TO return a new indictmcn,
against Henderson. the one returned
soma time ago having been found
faulty.
Colonel Wehdcrburn. Special limited
States Internal Revenue Agent. testi
NED that henderson had taken ONT :,
'isltch states revenue license. and had
admitted 10 him that he had received
forty barrels Of goods" in one consi,yn
n"ht L. X Driver, special representa-
i've OF the commonwealth in the Hope
well INVESTIGATION. and Agent Sydnor
OF the Furman Steamship Line. which
handled shipments for Henderson. we're
also Witnesses
The commonwealth had practically
competed ita case when court adj.
journed this afternoon until Tomorrow
henderson Is under indictment for
accepting bride while chief of police.
and is out on $4,000 bail He will be
tried In Police Court at Hopcwcu on
heHt IuesdhN for shooting Mike Gust,
a Greek. several weeks ago
Tho trial of John Porter. former M
lice lieutenant of Iiopewel. charroo
with bribery. has been postponed until
the November term OF court. Cnurt
next week will be occupied with tho
triai or mishemeanor cases. growing
out OF the alleged illegal sale OF intox.
icants at IIoptwen
Commons enlth's Attorney Cooke. NJ
Sussex County. who was named this
week by Governor Stuart az snoriol
, prosecutor. was in court to-day, as.
sisting Commemorative Attorney HIy.s
nf Dat
| Toomcr GaIrow, OF Hopewcll reDrescnt
! former Chief Henderson,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
SOX OWNERS BLAME PILLS

BOSTON, October l5.-Eoiluro ot -,
proposed transcontimcntal tour of ~
""rlns champion Roston Americans
I I. The Philadelphia Nationals wax
, .',r az me doors OF the Philadelphia
G'u'' IN" ihsfment by President 4. J. Ian
mn. oi the Red Sox, In a telegram to
,n"nc,t McRoy. secretary Of the M.
n"na Commission. tonight, Mir. Me.
NJ. n"" wired that the Philadelphia
trip ~ ''''hc 'he
i.ann'n's telegram said the pbil,.
ma ma manaRemen, positively stated
on cdnesday night tina, the ploycrs
must attend Il banquet Saturdav MN
hn'.h ,hey considered more importan,
uInnnh the trip. scheduled to omen ~
chicago on Thursday Iannin .Id
mere WOULD be no trip. ana the piay-
efs LETT for their homes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Great Britain Declares
War on Bulgaria

LONDON. October IL. ii i. Nj
Grcnt Britnin Inns declared vsar ON
bulgaria..
The british Foreign once mn.
n"unces TINT. In view OF the fnct
that Bulgnrln hns announced she IL
ut wnr with seri'in. and mn aily OF
the central powers. His NIajcsty,s
government Inns informed the bull
gnrfnn government, through the
Swedish minister mt London. who liz
In Charge of bulgarian interests.
that state OF rnr cxints between
Greht Britain md Bulgaria an
from 10 T.. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
YOUTH IS FATALLY HURT
BY FALL FROM STREET GAR
Harold Il. Talley, Seventeen Years
Old, Dies at His Home Iii
Petersburg.
TEN NEW POLICE OFFICERS
Cockade City Force VIII Be Enlarged
to Forty-Nine AIcn-RailrOud OIL
cials Make Tour of Inspection to
Hopewell.
Especial to Tho rimcs.Dis,otcn

PETERSBURG, VA. October i5.-
Harold T.. Talley. aged about scvcn-
teen years, son of j. a. Tnlley, died
THIS morning at his home. In Rome
Street. of injuries sustained last night
ia fall from "a Washington Street
car, of the Virginia Railway and Power
Companys line. He was OH his way
home at the time. and in arising TO
allow passenger to get off the car.
lost his balance and fell out To the
street. 1t was not thought at FIRST
That his injuries were serious IIis
hurts were about the head. and (, Is
supposed thSi a fracture OF the skull
at the base caused death
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
GREECE NOT TO INTERVENE
ON BI.IltI.E OF SERBIA

LONDON. October l5.-In note 10
the British government received to-
day. Greece announces her definite de-
cision not 10 intervene in the war on
behalf OF Serbia AZ present
In tho COMMUNICATION. which is of
great length. Premier 2aimiS. OF Greece.
presents his interpretation OF the
Greco. Serbian treaty. He concludes
with the statement that the present
Greek government is OF the opinion
that -he treaty with Serbia does not
call for intervention by Greece in the
present circumstances.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
ADMIRAL LITTLE
FACES COURT-MART|AL
Retired Naval Officer Charged With
Neglect In Examining Submarine
Under CONSTRUCTION.
DANIELS ISSUES STATEMENT
Action in Ordering Trial Is Evidence
of Determination That Inspection
of Ships Shall BE Conducted With
Greatest Care and Thoroughness.

WASHINGTON. October 15.-Secre-
tary Daniels to-day ordered the trial
by court martial of Rear Admiral Will
liam y. Little. retired, on Charges in
volvng neglect and careless methods
I'm the conduct of his duties while in
spector of machinery at the Fore River
Shtpbuilding Company. Quincy. Mass,
in connection with the construction of
the submarine u. s S. K-2'
The court will meet at the Boston
Maynard on October is. and will be
composed of Rear Admirals Fiskc
Helm, Parks. Worthineton, Gleaves
and Dunn. and Paymaster- General
Cowie with Lieutenant Commander a.
w. johnson as Judge advocate.
The action of the department in
this case" says a statement issued by
Secretary Daniels. lin ordering the
trial by general court-martial OF an
officer who has been retired after at
tanning the highest naval rank on
charges relating to duties performed
cal and arrests attention. 1t can be
accounted for only as an evidence of
the departments determination that
the inspection OF ships under construc-
ton for the navy shall be conducted
with the greatest care and thorough
ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
DEFECTIVE INSTALLATION
IL CAUSE OF TROUBLES

The k-2 was accepted In January,
1914, and troubles with her storage
batteries have developed since that
time. Navy officials said to-day defec-
tive installation rather than design had
caused short circuiting. The boat was
contracted for by the Electric Boat
Company and constructed by the Fore
River plant.
The source of trouble in vessels of
this class, the secretary'S statement
continues, has been tho subject of
close investigation by the Navy De-
partment. AS a result, the department
has been led to believe that the in
spection Of the K-2, while building at
the Fore River Shipbuilding Company,
was not conducted with sufficient care
and thoroughness. and. accordingly
has ordered Admiral Little. who was
responsible for inspection OF this YES
sci. 10 he tried by court martial"
Mr. Daniels said he had received a
letter from Admiral Little, saying lie
had been assured by the builders that
'any fault with the batteries of the
K-2 which developed after her accept
ance would be rcctihed by the com
pany at its own expense. and had
recommended her acceptance on that
basis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
both ALLEGED WIVES
APPEAR AGAINST HIM

The indictment Of Louden was re-
turned to-day after both his alleged
wives had appeared before the grand
Jury
The first 10 appear was Mrs. Fred
Arick Arnold, OF Poughkeepsie. She
vas accompanied by her son. Man,
.w"nty -one l-ouden was in line with
"leven other men, but Mrs Arnold
Identified him instantly.
Hello. Max" she said. How ar,
Fon: Here is Your son. You never saw
him before"
Mrs. Arnold testified that she mar
RED Louden at Poughkeep.ic in 1893,
but obtained an annulment after ber
husband disappeared
Mrs. Rose OBricn. of Albion. y V
Identified i.ouden as the man who was
married TO her under the name OF Max
Lynar IN 1910
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
New I'ollrc Omccr. Ercct,a.

AT meeting of the Police Commits
sion"ts last night ten new men wore
ADDED TO the corps under authority.
granted by the Council They win 70
on duty on Monday. The police or re
terspurS now numbers forty-nine of
ticers aTd men. headed by t.apt;,ir T.
J.. Ragland as chief. There is prob
nbiiit| 81 further increase n the
FORCE should conditions IN petersburc
become more contested
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
SEA CLEARED ENTIRELY
OF GERMAN MERCHANT SHIPS

LONDON. October 15.-British sub
marines have now cleared The Baltic
Sea and the Gulf Of Eothnia entirely
~ German merchant ships. says a dis
patch TO the star from Copenhagen
Every German ship southhound from,
sweden when the submarines started
their campaign has either been sank
or run aground. il adds
OF nifty German ore carriers thirty
seven arc virtually interncd "a Sw.d-
iSh ports, the correspondent Declares
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

tho German merchantmen from the sea,
they have sunk one. and probably two,
German torpedo craft--one reported to
he torpedo-boat destroyer and the
other torpedo. boat - which. with
other warships, had come to convoy
orc-laden steamers. Activity of the
British navy also is shown in the
North Sea The record shows that
twcnty-four German trawlers have
been captured and taken into Grinsby
during the past month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
GERMAN AGENTS OBTAIN
PLANS OF NEW YORK FORTS
Secret Service Begins Investigation
of Recent Activities of Alleged
Berlin Messenger.
GROWS OUT OF LYNAR ARREST
Man Also Known as Count Max Lynar
Louden Indicted on Charge Of Big
amy, Both of His Alleged Wives
Appearing Before Grand Jury.

NEW YORK. October l5.--With the
indictment to-day of Max Lynar, also
known as Count Max Lynar Louden,
on u charge of bicamy. United states
Secret Service agents began an invesu-
CATION of the recent alleged activities
of man who, under the name of
Lynar. ia said to have done contideu
tial work in this country last June
and July on behalf of the German and
Austrian governments
Their Investigation embraced Il re-
port that detailed plans of certain forti-
tications around New York harbor had
been sent to Berlin by two secret mes
sengerS aboard Steamship which
sailed from here for Rotterdam during
July This steamship was searched at
Falmouth. England. 1t was reported.
for the messengers. whose presence
aboard had been cablcd to the British
admiralty. but they were not found.
AT Rotterdam the messengers were
reported to have cluded the British
consul and proceeded to the German
capital with the plans of the forts.
The name OF one OF the alleged mes
Sengers. the steamer upon which they
are said TO have made the trip. the date
OF it's departure from New York and
arrival at Rotterdam were in the pos
session of the Secret Service. The in
vestiEatiOn was conducted with a view
TO determining just what plans, if any.
were carried to Berlin and through
what agencies they were obtained
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
4 Small Strike.

The colorcd laborcrs. about n dozen
IN number. employed At the freight de-
pot OF the Atlantic Coast Line Railway
company. In Washington Street. struck
Tor higher wages thus morning. They
were getting - IL cents an hour and
demand u l-2 cents Their nlaces
We're quickly supplied b. men sent
from Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
visit of Rnilroud Da,c;,,.

Several officials Of the Norfolk ava
western Railway and the PENNSYLVANIA,
railroad arrived in the city yesterda :.
on train OF special coaches. and went
do"n To Hopcwell and the Du ron,
plant on an inspection and business
tour. zig railroad improvements have
been and arc being made AT ma, en1
OF the line. The railroad depot is being
enlarged there TO relieve freight CON
gestion. ana the double tracking Of tn.
city Point branch is being pushed os
rapidly as possible.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
vILI.AREAL RENOINCF:s
ALLEGIANCE: TO VILLA

vi. PASC. TENAS October l5.-Dr
Nilihrcal, chief 81 the villa sanitary
corps. renowned allegiance TO Villa to-
day. as did also the head Of the secret
service tn Luarez. They followed the
"Aampl" of General Tomas OrteIas
military commander OF Juarcz. and
mayor Montfort, who Yesterday abnn-
don"d the Villa cause and crossed tn
the United states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
TWENTE-Fol IRA WLERS
TAKEN SINCE septic

LONDON October l5-Tha, twenty
four German trawlers have been cap
'ured and taken into Grimsbv since
september u is disclosed in an OFFICIAL
statement printed in the London Ga
2cttc tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
burglar Shot.

several nights ago an attempt was
made by an unidentified person to break
INTO INTO the store OF w. j: Zajic, at New
hohcmia, Prince George County. I'm
which the post Office is located y, Sic
who sleeps over the store. was nwak,
ened by the noise made by the rob.,
Der, and arming himself he made mn
ihNestiEation. lie saw man at the
door ana hred at him. The robber ran
away crying out as If wounded, and
made his escape "N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Theft of Auto Charged.

lhomas Is Moore, Il white stranger.
was this morning committed to the
musings Court for TRIAL on the charc.
OF stealing AN automobile valued at
Sl'1VV the property of g. T william
SON. contractor, of this city. The ar
rest was made and the automobile WAS
recovered yesterday at Hopcwell The
accused says he took the ear 10 go to
me Du Pont plant TO secure work. and
intended to send II back
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Mules and Generals.

The retiring of six more French GEN
erals hy Jufirc recalls Lincoln's mourn
ing over the loss OF some army mules.
Major General was captured at tho
same time. but the President remarked
philosophcally: Il can make one Of
those any day. Good mules arc hard
to get."--Ncw York Evening Sun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
ACCIDENTS PIT
MEN on FALSE TuACII

piif"rent accidents. erroneously at
'riouted 10 the wireless current may
nave put some of these Missionaries ON
inns false track. II was discussed
whether the Folturno was not fred .t
sea ana If the explosion of the French
oauieShip lena At Toulon was no, nro.
noheh oN wireless sparks. The Eifa]
io"eI wireless transmitting station
prouuSes most formidable sparks yet
not the slightest accident has ever ho.,
caused in the vicinity.
10 produce explosions at a dts,anco
something different from wireless .Ior.
trlc currents must be found Nnst of
me INVENTIONS for this purpose that
nave come 20 my notice, when thor
oughiy investigated, were sa,nd ~ -,
connected with concealed c,ncl, , ~ 1s
ana In no case when powder wns
brought III by dsintcrested narties
"er' theE able 10 provoke an cxplosion
-, mere are A great many 'chevaliers
ihaustrie, or what YOU might call
confidence men. in English, who have
not hNsltated 10 make profit our of ,hc
tension or the public mind hv exhibit
inG pretended inventions of this l.ird
hui no scientist worthy Of ,h4 nomn
MAKES such professions If There ,ycro
means Of blowing up the EiffrI Towor
from f"r!ln every one would know il.
80 f''l'' 'iT' frequently SwinllSl LN
supposed appliances for transmitting
cn"rgy--cven available for Industrial
enterprises. without a conductor Thav
All want great deal Of money. ono
asked Tor the modest sum Of rs, 600 coo
frames. one man who made Tho mis-
take OF consulting me afterward in
stead OF before. paid 100000 francs for
an interest in An invention of this
KIND on my advice he had the ground
thoroughly examined after demon
Stration and hidden wires were dis
covered. The earth does not transmit
energy; there Is nothing TO he done In
this line excepting by wire.
ne claiming Of lightning TO he
hnriHa by some ingenious device into
we race "f tho enemy is another dream
'udt must b" forgotten. There is no
possibility Of tn. generation ana wire
less transmission Of electric nashes
oxen from trench to trench. With anv
destructive power. tho wire is needed
Tor this AS we'll az for any other arti
nc!al electric transmission, cxceutinu
simple wireless tclegraphv."
pr Rraniy. though In his ssven,icth
year. is almost as active as Edison He
continues tho regular practice Of medi
enc ana between patients calls pl,r-
sues his researches into electric radia
lion with "a view to perfecting recely-
Ing appliances.
There a mysterious aomcthin q
that manlfests Itself between "a wire
and 81 piece OF metal in contact that n
Is important 10 know more about" he
says. and think have found IT."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
WAR on BULGARIA
DECLARED HY SERBIA

LONDON. October l5-Oficial an
noUncernent was mad" here to-day that
serbia had declared war on bulgaria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
Another Mig Docket

Inc Hustings Court, which begins
us cctoher term next week, will have
another big docket TO dispose Of There
are already about iiftecn felony cases
listed on the Commemorative docket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16

You'll get in right if you get
right in here.
They are all here-the new
Shoes for fall and winter.
Some with fancy cloth or suede
uppers, SIS and Sc.
All feathers, black or tan, 81 to
$3.50.
Reliable waterproof shoes, SIS.
The Berry Shoe for boys will
outwear two and three pair of
ordinary shoes -$2.25 to $3.50.
Berry Suits for young men.
Patterns and models with pep
and go to EN-.
The proper limit of swagger-
ness, and tailoring. style and
finish. which run true to per-
lection.
$15, $16.5O, SIS, $40. $25.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-16
DEATHS

HEl.TON.-Died, ~ the residence OF
her husband. Patrick shelton. 100
Ghaiiin street. MRS. PATSY SHELTON,
Friday at $50 T.. NJ
Funeral notice later
Al.I.EN.--Died, this morning, at 100
o'clock. at his home, 300 East Broad
street; JOSEPH T. ALLEN. aged sew
cntE-thrcc
Funeral notice later