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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
RIFLE CoNSuL's OFFICE

fAssoeiated Press W Federal Wirslsss.)
3 DOUGLAS, Arizona, April Sl1.--
American CoFsul Simpieh, at Nogales,
has reported that yesterday he sur.
prised two Mexieans In his Office, who,
when he came upon them, we're searth,
ing the consular files in which all the
correspondence of his Office is kept
He seized both men and attempted to
bolA them, while calling for assistance,
Ore broke away from his grasp and
escaped, but he. struggled with the
ether until officers responded to the
rails of his wife and appeared, placing
the lcsrtured Mexieen under arrest.
Sore Of the state documents from
the fles are missing, but why they are
wanted or by whom the prisoner re-.
fuses to state. lie will give no expla-
ration whatever Of the search Of the
CONSULAR premises.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
N|0NEAT0USDAY
COMES m ITALY
People Throughout Kingdom win
Demand War ~ Terms
Sought From Allies

N+AA"|NNN|N@NA - - ~ - W.T. - NN|N"ANN
q ROME, April H. omentous events
hinge upon Che developments through,
ont Itaiy today, II the expectations Of
those who have arranged q great series
OF mass meetings in favor Of imme-
date participation m the war are real
ikod These meetings have been called
by the leaders Of the Ave political
parties who are foremost IN leading
NE war agitation and Who are arguing
that the time for diplomacy has passed
AID the day for Italy 10 strike again
at Austria FOR revenge and for Me re-
raining Of lost Italian provinces, has
dawnod.
Iils government Il prepared for war,
hit the patience Of the people is about
iexhansted.s They demand that the
move forward be ordered, and tkis de-
aland win probably be voiced today
from a hundred foetrums. The popular
wave in favor of prompt intervention
Is expected TO remove the last shred Of
reservation preserved By the govern
incnt. (
Terms italy seeks
The Rome. !, press yesterday an
ncahesa that among The conditions lh.
der which Italy might enter the war
and RUSSIA would be for those Powers
70 guarantee to Italy full possession
lQf tie Italian provinces now held BY
Austria, to acknowledge the supremacy
.of Italy 10 the Adriatie and 70 ellot "a
Italy 4 substantial share Of territory
when Turkey IN Europe il partitioned
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
WOULD BRIGHTEN WITNESSES

fA%eeiaisd Press nv Federat wtreless-) /,
Los ANGELES, April II Balthn-
2ar,Avpez, formerly Governor Of Lever
California, and "a eompatriot named
.Ayon, who are under indictment with
Harry Chandler, general manager of
the Los Angeles Times and son-in-law
Of Harrison Gray Otis, for conspiracy
TO violate the Neutrality Of the United
States by outitting an armed force for
the li.vasion Of Mexico, were yesterday
rcaTfested at San Diego, charged this
time with attempting to intimidate
government witnesses. ta 81
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
HOLLAND HAS NO THOUGHT
or FIGHTING WITH GERMANY

tAssociatsd Press BY FEDERAL Wireless
THE HAGUE, April l2.--There 4
the utmost confidehee here Of continued
relations between Germany and the
Netherlands. How the Frsmor arose in,
London that war had broken out be-
tween Holland and Germanv Is beyond
explanation hero. The cables carried
the rpmor to the end Of the earth and
stirred up a storm Of inquiries.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
SUPPLIES For RUSSIA

=. fEwcciated Press ~ red.-@i Wi-eiasa,
TACOMA, April l2.-The Steamship
Hakashilta Maru sailed from here To-
day for ivostoek, laden with 1880
tons of munitions Of war, flfteen ear
loads Of aeFopIanes, many military au.
tomobilcs and duantities Of saddlery
supplies and explosives.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
MARYLAND TAKING il EASY

~ tkasocieled Press BY Federal Wifeless,l
SAN FRANCISCO. April Il ~.
Radiogfams from Commander
Kittelle Of the cruiser Maryland
bring Information that he is max
ing no effort to break the speed
between San Francisco and
Honolulu. The Navy Depart
ment feels that the time he might
gain would not beworth the coal.
he would burn and the extra
'stfainson tliesehginess
The two new submarines KS
and K-4 will have their final trials
April Is and sail for Honolulu
July /.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
lTIs For Canadians
-cRoUP,

This disease is so dangerous and 80
ffpid IN It's develo9ment that every
mother Of Young children shopll be pre-
pafea FOR il. II is Very risky to wait
.nrtil tbe fttaek of group appears ard
ttip Rnl for Medicine and t the child
ttrTc- until il can be nbtnirffl. Cham,
lerginis Cough r medy is prompt and
e~fet Al ana has never been knows 10
~ lin any erse Always have u bottle
r. ne ho'ie For sale BY all dealers.
Btnaoa, Smith ( Co, agents for Hawai-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
BuBONIc IN CUBA AGAIN

( = n Afe~eiafa d WEED ~ Hed~rhi Wtfalaaal F.
4 WASHINGT0Nyi April VI. -'Bubonic
plague has appeared at Havana. again.
Two cases have been reported Of which
one terminated fatally.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
JAPANESE FESTIVE OVER
TREATMENT MEXICO GIVES
tsneslAl q HaMaii shinpol

I SAN FRANCICO, April 9.---Appeals
from Japanese labofers ID Mexico have
been pouring into the Japanese consul.
ate In this city for the past few days
The e6nditions OF the Japanese colony
In Mexico border on starvation due 70
the long period Of lighting during which
the japanese have had little or no em-
ployment.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
ALABAMA RELIEVED
OF NEUTRALITY DUTY

'f Assacisted Press by Federal WireIessD
Z NEWPORT NEWS, April 1.-THE
battleship Alabama, which, has been
IN Hampton Roads. assisting In guard
ing the neutrality Of these waters dur
ing the two weeks prior 20 the intern
ment Of the Prinz EiteI Friedrich, sail
.ea Yesterday for Philadelphia. x
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
DR.. QUICK WORKING AAR6

/, SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.--pr.
Sidney i, Guliek, who left for New
York last night, win return TO the Pa
ei6c Coast il june, accompanied by DR..
ShEileF Metthews, his colleague on the
recent mission Of good win to Japan
ldispatched blythe American Federation
Of Clutches Together they will con-
duet campaign OF education 70 Japas
neseeA American relations the length Of
the Paeife Coast i8s
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
DOcKERs' STRIKE FAILS

n 7" n Y = p~o4t ~ We'd fr.1 Wira'tsal
LONDON, April ll.---B Before the need
OF eonpulsiop by the government arose,
the dock workers strike has collapsed
The men demanded 10 be paid overtime
rates for work done Saturday after
moons. a.s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
TO CURE a COLD III ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets All dri0oists refund
the money If It fails to cure.
: Z, w. Groves signature is on
+~h box.
90 MEDICINE co, 81. Louia LISA.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
RACE
ALL DEPENDS upon
HAWAII YACHT CLUB

I SAN FRANcisco, April IL =
= - Associated Press BY Federal =
4 wireless) AT a meeting Of the 7
4 yachting committee Of the expo \
i sition, held yesterday, Secretary =
4 Woodward announced that the :
4 proposed tfanppacihc yacht race, =
y between San Franciseo and Homo =
\ lalu will be postponed, and there =
4 was also a good chance Of the =
y event being abandoned altogether. =
y Lack OF interest was given as =
4 the reason for the possible aban- 7
\ donment 81 the race, The nncer- =
y tainty Of an entry from the Ia. y
4 wall Yacht Club Of Honolulu had :
4 much TO do with tho general I
y apathy. IA !
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13
MEDIATION BOARD
10 SEfTlfSTNKEs

t,ssoeiaisd Press By Federal Wireless,
4 CHICAGO, April l0.--Juliua Krut-
sebpitt, railroaa man and assistant to
The late Il, II. Hartman, today eypres-
,,9a hPfcre The federal Ipdnstrial Rela.
tons Commission the opinion that the
only solution for the labor thropbies ia
thY desipinng Of o vehicle through
which the public, which, he said, e Is al
most always riaht shalt daeidc icop'
tfoyeIsies lie believes that board
of mediation and Cancellation At Wash
iDgton would be a move In the right
direction, ~
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-04-13

& The new term Of the third circuit
court win omen May 8 al KaihIa, West
Hawaii, JUDGE John A. MatthesTIhan
presiding. v. f. Muller Is clerk of
this court, the court stenographie re-
porter being Hebert i, Kinslea.
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
Sapern.

8erned. Dieter Gage beglng
aier Der algemein beIiebte uno gea9s
tete Gbrenbiirser. Der fir tpobltdi.ae
3pede itets cine Oissne !9anb bat.
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
Cine mntios Osntide araa.

Sn BEN 9eri9te iibsr bic Fabrt
zines 2iebeseoben : Mutos noh Dem
Often beiBt .s mad Dem .gerIiner
QotaI : 4n5eiser": Cine oftpreuBiIde
9utsbeiibersfrau nit flint Rinbern,
ptne Mann, nit einissn Rnedten ale
Iein. Die RuTen finb einquartiert,
tene6men fi9 anldeineno gut. Sc
sen Worgen treibt cine unru6e bic
Srau aus Dem 9auie, unb lie Iiebt,
ME ibre Rnedte an 8Gume aebunben
ireroen uno eridoHen tperben Iols
len. nWebrpfli9tiee, Mabame,
miihn erfdofen tperoen nod Bstebl"
perfu9t elm Offiaier isin @ers
balten gu entf4uIoigsn. - rDas,
nas DebrpfIidtise2" ruff bic
9ansfrau, binoet einen Rnedt nod
benz 0nbsrn los uno 3eist ibre Gebrs.
den. Damn gebt elm anbrer Offs
Sier" NIT oe5iidtem Sdbel auf fie los.
Sic ftebt, obne gu auden, till. Da
irast CT iie, OBJ iie benn feline Mngit
bitte. Sic erpiosrt: ,glngit, mein
9errg Gin Sffi5ier tut ood elmer
nebrIoien Jrou nidts auIeibe!" Die
anedte uno Die Srau tparen gerettst,
bic RuHen madten, haB lie oapons
tcmen. Deutf9e Jrouen! llno ipas
ren aud Geinbe i'm 2anbe eetpeien.
g~ldubensfturt ertrusen bic @etpobner
allies i'm gepuBtiein bes DentI1tums
oieien Ginorud nabm i'd mir nit
ols gstpinn bieier Tobrt.
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
eadFide @intsrRim auns.

Deun id enc S9neseons feb,
@iro meri9 adj 70 peb. 70 fpsh;
Dem nu pirO's i'm @tib6en tdIt
In MI friern mer ale balo-
@enn i'd enc Sdnsseons leb,
CAB i'd bee5en beb a beb,
3ieb. penn mifis a biFel fror,
@Isid oe SdIofmib iibsri9 DIR
9eit 100 id me S9nsseons feb,
Didt i9 ouf Dem Rannebeb.
9od De Sdneeaons meter 3iebt,
Sgnorirt mel Ideenes 2ieO.
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
9aiier @ilbelm Sitter Ses GiIernen
Grei5eS.

&0nis 2uopis BON 8obern bat,
lia ems pifeno nit allen oeutI9en
8unoesfiiriten, 4aiier Milbelm aes
heten. Die bobe Rrieesaus5ei9nuna
oes @iierner 2reuaes apsitsr unb ers
fer &IaRe, Die iebt Die 8ruit 70 piez
Ter tapferen bertf9en &rieeer
i4midt, aIs oberiter 8unoesfelbberr
CUR gbre Der rubmreiden Oeuti9en
4rInee dnle9en gu pollen. Der Rais
Ter Oonfts oarquf benz R0niq uno
Den 8unoesfiiriten ourG elm Seles
sromm aus Dem 5ouptquartier. Gr
perbe oas Rreu5 bon @ifen tragen
i'm Mnoenfsn an Die Gntf1IoFenbeit
unb Sapferteit, mslde ale bsutiden
Stdmme IN unferem Rompfe Inn
Oeutfdlonos Gore ous5ei9net. Der
aOnis bat aubsroem Dem oeutf6en
oas GroBtreua oss Militdrs
Dag Sofef.S rosns perIieben uno es
Dem 2aifer i'm Sauptquartier our6
Den 6liigelaoiutanten Oberlter Sra
fen Goitel iiberreidsn IaNen.
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

SerSensfprdde. 81: Sd
bodte, sic niroen ols 8rdutiadm
bon Der Reiie b%simtebren, 9err Q5=
ipentbol, - bat oenn Sbr 6er3 nidt
sefproden9 = 20psntbol: 9ph, =
aber es bot ssIproden: TrGuIein SiI-
berboum, Sbre Mitsift 1T mir az
gering!
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

= 8osbaft.r 8orf&Iua-
": Menn id Rur srit piiBte. mas ib
msinsm Sunsen erlernsn laTsn IOu-
g.: SD finbe, er Pat 9efGbigung Snm
Reporter. benn er lam beute i9on
ipie seorudt liissn!
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

G9nerin. Dus MitgIieb oes
@rObbersrsIiden 9oupt5oaamtes in
IOitod. 9aupt5oaamtsrenbant, 3on>
infpettor Rarl S4meoemann 1T
40 Sabre in Der @roBber3ogli9 Meds
ltnburs : @dperiniden 3olpermal.
lung befddftiet.
Dpberan. Mrbeitsmaun Sos
bann Riubt unb Grau, Die ods Jeit
ibrer goI6enen 9o9aeit feierten, rrs
bonn @roBbsr5ug cinen GI;ds
uno GelbseI4ent.
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
Die @iuaIen.

DOS bdtt' 7 net 'oa6t, 6epp, 6oE
Du BEN 6ios 70 ldnsI 3 HelS
rdumR, bislItidt @n' 6Dh Din,
Ttoit ibn g~'beirotbst!"
~Sa mel. fpOdBt. Z bob mir baEk
oentt, Der geIdeitere sisbt no9!"
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

Sturter 8ortpuds-
mas 1T bas nur fir Elm eieeutbiims
lid tnurrenoes Gerdui1. bas i&
f4pn Die gauge Stunos bDre2 - Ses
iunooner: Gntfdulbisen sic, Ssrr
prOfehor, mein Bart bridt fid 8Obn-
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

Gudra, brudt's mid i'm Mosen.
babe bod nur orsi5ebn 2eberin0oeI
eeeeHen unb iieben Rrug Bier ge-
trunten = bab's aber INNER geIagt,
13 unb 7 finb bait i9Iimme .3abIen.-
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
Der berabmte @ann.

.Treue bid. G@ob! Infer OFFisieIr
Ter @erlobunssiuB miro fir Den Ri-
nemotograpben unO bos @rammopbox
aufsenOmlnsn."
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
9nrembnrs.

8eles. NGbrenb oes Ha9toien-
ltes Derungliidte Dor sinigen Sagen
an bitfisem 8abniibergang Der
S9rantenipdrter Sulius @aubeur
Don bier. 8eim lleberIdrsiten Der
8obngeleife srbielt CT bon elmer pprs
iiberfabrenoen Mafdins sinsn 70 bef-
tiger StoB. 0aB er i9pere 8rult=
quetf4unsen erlitt uno Idnesre 3sit
arbeitsunfGbig fein ipiro.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02

r!sonbure, Va. Lieut. Wilfred NJ. Client,
Fort Oslethorpe. Ga Miss Daisy Ger
hauser Washington; Dr. Gerald NJ Grif-
fin, Fort Myer, Miss Mildred t;reble, New
York city. Lieut. T.. st }. Grehle. Fort
NIyer; Judge j. L. ';oode Norfolk. Va.
Edward r. Mclean. Washington: Julius
Marcy Washington. Lieut., JohE Miliken.
Fort Myer. X. H. Norman. Washington:
ID II Mccormick. Washington: Miss f.liz
Iatcth Mitchell. washington, Capt. William
Mitchell, Washngt"n Mai Manus McClos-
kew Fort Myer. Judge William n Moore,
New York city: Lieut.. Charles I. Menoher,
Fort Mvcr Miss Alice Mann. Washing
ton Miss Helen Mcl.anahan, Washing
ton; George NJ Oyster. jr.. Washington
Miss Floronc" DI,onnell, Washington DIR.
Thomas Il, Nell. Washington Josiah
T,rney Ncwcnmh, Washingtoni Mrs.
Esthef. NJ Palmer. Washington: Mrs. Allen
Potts, ,,or,lousville Va. col Allen Potts,
Richmond. Va Iahst stock farm
pconomowuc Wis ; q. H. Pains, Fort
Nycr: Johnson Russell. Middelhurg. Va
William Riley. Washington. William II
Ritter, Washington r. l.. Redman. Mid
,ielhurg, Va. Philip II. Sheridan. Fort
Myer; Miss Katharine Scriven. Washing
ton: NJ Stearn. Washington. Miss Luc!
X Siddons. Alexandria. Va. Oliver f
Stonestree, Washington; De witt W
smith. Washington Strontia farm. Hal
timore, Nd. George Oakley Totten, jr.
Washington Col charles G. Treat, Wash
! tngton Col Robert NJ. Thompson. Wash
/ ington Mrs II. {. Nanderveer. For
5: Myer Dennis A. Epson. Washington
| Alfred q. Vanderbilt. Newport X. !,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
FAu. TO GET PROMOTIONS.
Records Do Not Give Army Officers
Sufficient Panama Service.

Because Brig. Gems. Peter c. Hams
and Oswald H. Ernst, L. 5. A.. retired
failed to produce records showing that
they have served over three years in
the Panama Canal Zone. the judge ad-
vocate general has ruled that they are
not entitled to advancement in grade,
under the act of Congress Of March
4, 1915. Gems. Hains and Ernst based
their claims for promotion on the fact
that they served for approximately six
years and eight months. and FIVE years
and eleven mouths. respectively, on
two isthlnian canal commissions; hut
their records do not show that the
duty with the commissions actually
was on the lsthmuS Of Panama.
| The. act of March I. 1915, clearly
states that such officers of the Army
and Navy as were detailed with the
| isthmian canal commission ''on the
| Isthmus OF Panama" for more thar
three years shall be advanced in rank
| one grade upon retirement. Upon e>-
aiming the papers of Gen. Hams the
Judge advocate general found that al.
though he had served for n period OF
inearly sven wears on the lsthmiat
canal commission. he did not SERVE
in the Isthmus Of Panama for more
, than three years, as required by the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
Watchmen's Uniforms Delayed.

The forty watchmen at the State.
War and Navy building did not appear
In their new blue uniforms yesterday.
as was contemplated. for the reason
that the Cleveland firm which has the
contract fer making the uniforms was
unable to make the deliveries on time.
A change has been ordered in the du-
ties of the watchmen so that hereafter
Instead of having fixed posts at the
various entrances to the building as
in the past. they will be required to
walk about the building over fixed
routes SO as to enable them 20 exercise
a more general supervision over the
big office building than was possible
when they remained at the deerwaEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
Assigned to Command Denver.

Commander Martin Il Trench VIII
he assigned to command the Denver In
the Pacific fleet instead Of the Charles
ton. The Charleston will not be as
signed to the Asintic feet Ms u was
previously announced Lieut.. Com
mander William ID Leahy VIII reliev"
Commander Trench as detail officer IN
the bureau Of navigation. Commander
I.rahy will perform that duty only
temporarily. probably not over four or
five months. tommHnder Trench viii
take n short leave before assuming
command of the Denver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. C., NAY DEPART L.

Lieut.. H. M. Whitside. Fort Myer: Miss
Helen Wardman, Washington: @. NJ. Wat
kins. Washington: r. Williams. Washing
ton: Lieut. John Winter. Fort Myer:
Mrs w w Whitside. Front Royal, Va
Capt. W. w Whitside. Front Royal, Va. !:
James v Yates. Washington; Mrs. George
Barnett Washington, and Gerald T. Han
ley Providence, r. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02

act and although Gen. Ernst served
/ for little less than six years on IN"
comrni s>ion, there Is no record OF ms
! having served on the lsthIuus Of Pan
anna at any time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
Leaves Estate to Friend.

The will % Harry G: Kleiber. dated
December 9, 1919. was offered yesterday
for. probate He leaves his entire estate
to his friend, James ]. Brosnahan. and
names him ae executor,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02

dozen states from Georgia to Massa-
chusetts and Maryland to Wisconsin.
will compete at the National Capital
horse show, which begins next Satur-
day
AS many of the exhibitors have en-
tered in ten or more classes the total
number of entries, it is estimated is
we'll in excess OF 1000. This is the
largest number of entries by three or
four hundred in the history Of the
show,
1t not only Will be the largest. but
the best horse show Washington has
ever had. according to the officials in
charge, Several millionaire owners, in
Guiding Alfred Vanderbilt, whose stable
Is located at Newport, r. l., Judge VIII
liam E. Moore of New York city and
Fred Pabst OF Milwaukee, will show
here for the first time +. T. Stotes-
bury of Philadelphia and Edward =.
Mclean Of Washington. also owners
of horses Of international fame, are
among the entrants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
HORSE SHOW LIST
ARECORD BREAKER
More Than One Hundred Own
ers Are to Exhibit in
Washington.
VANDERBILT AND OTHER
NOTABLES ARE TO SHOW
Horses Come From a Dozen States,
Army Mounts Being Well
Represented.
One hundred and nineteen owners OF
thoroughbred horses. representing

One hundred and nineteen owners of
horses. representing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-20
Court News
peadn Elled.

Deeds Filed.
Deeds have been filed with the coun-
ty clerk for recording as follows:
George Merele Amos to Rosa A.
Clark, parcel OF land in the Amos
Addition to the City of Fairmont; con-
sideRation $500.
George E. Amos and wife to George
Merele Amos, a parcel of land in the
Second ward of the City OF Fairmont;
consideration $500.
o. ]. Fleming and wife to Guy G.
Smith, parcel of land in the Edge
mont Addition to the City OF Fair.
mont; consideration $525.
]. Milton Hall and wife to Minnie
9. Powell, parcel of land in the
Town OF Fairriewi consideration
$1,000.
Ernie Kendall to Ida B. Gallagher, a
parcel of land in the Town OF Man
nington; consideration $500.
Rosa A. Clark to George Merele
Amos. parcel of land in the Monon.
gahela Industrial Company's Addition
to the City of Fairmont: consideration
$3.50.
Arthur T. Arnett and wife to An
tonic Merry, parcel OF land in the
Arnett Addition to the City of Fair
mont; consideration $500
Joseph S. Lazear and wife to Phillip
H. Brumage, a parcel of land in the
- Company's Addition to the City of
Fairmont; consideration $500.
Licenses Issued.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the county clerk as follows:
Ray Hall and Bessie Fluharty. both
of Warrington.
Antonio Vessecchio and Agnes ".
Blumetti, both of Fairmont; Sam Blu
metti. father of the girl. gave his con-
sent in person.
Russell Morgan. of Monongah, and
Madge Hildebrand. of Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-04-20
Oil and Gas

In the Shinnston district, Harrison
county, the Hope Natural Gas Com
pany has drilled a test on the o. l..
Lowe farm through the fifth sand and
has a gasser. In McElroy district, Ty-
Ter county. the Melrose OIL and Gas
Company has drilled a test on the
John Krist farm through the Big In.
jun sand. and has buster in that and
all upper sands.
Light Wells In Richie.
In Murphy district Richie county,
the South Penn Oil Company has
farm through the lower sands, and IL
tested in the salt sand. On Bonds
and Gas Products Company has drill
ed a second test on the William Keith
farm through the Squaw sand and has
a buster. The location is 500 feet
south OF No. on the same farm. On
the south fork of Hughes river. in
Murphy district, the Hope Natural
Gas Company has drilled test on the
William Lutz farm through the Big
Injun sand, and has light show of
gas.
On Spring creek. Smithfield district.
Roane county, the Carter Oil Com.
pany has the rig completed for a test
on the Walter Mcmillan farm, located
one mile west Of the Roane Develop
ment Company's test on the J. e. Post
farm. On Laurel creek. Spencer dis.
trict. the Fisher Oil Company has the
rig completed for second test on the
]. R. knight farm. Northeast of No.
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hone SewIno cIrcIr.

rope SEWING Circle.
Miss Mabel Lowe, of the Speedway,
will entertain the Hope Sewing Circle
on Thursday evening.
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Young May Run For
Secretary Of State

The many friends of H. G. Young,
OF Charleston, are urging him at the
present time to make the race for the
Republican nomination for Secretary
OF State. Mr.. Young for a number of
years has been the efficient chief clerk
to Hon. Stuart F. Reed, the present
Secretary, and he is perfectly familiar
with the work of the office.
Mr.. Young is well known in Fair
mont, being a brother-in-law to Mrs.
Tusca Morris. While he has not made
public declaration of his candidacy.
still he has made no denial of the fact
that he will become a candidate.