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Anfi-American Sentiment
 Is Being InDestigated

Chicago, May 15.-RepOrts of inves- tieations into charges of anti-Ameri- can sentiments publicly expressed by citizens of the United States were handed Charles F. Clyne. United Statets district attorney. today by Thomas l. Porter in charge of the To- cal bureau of the secret service. Spe- cial precautions to prevent publicity
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being given the cases, 1t was said. for fear that public demonstrations might follow.
 One business man went to Captain Porter's office today and is said to have ceased business relations with large Chicago business house because of insults to the national adminlstra- ton.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
Students Demand Mar.

Naples, via Paris, May 15.-Two thousand students made a demonstra- ton today in favor of war. The po- lice tried to disperse them, and sev- eral on both sides were wounded
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
CONDITION OF KING OF GREECE

Athens. via London, May l5.-A bul letin issued this morning on the con. dltlon of King Constantine. says:
 'The kingf passed a comfortable night. tamr hrature. l004; pulse, l0i The patitSI has been successfully tapped. a qS Santity of pus being ex tratted 7 condition Is satisfae. fnrV EFN
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INTENSE INTEREST CENTERED
 IN REPLY OF GERMANY
Confidence Prevails There Will Be No Further Submarine Attacks on
 Passenger Ships.

Arbitration Talked of and German Officials Feel Confident That Germany's Desire to Retain the Friendship of the United States Will
 Have Strong Bearing in Settle
 in the Question Involved
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

lnsurrectior Under Control.
 Paris, May l6-A message from Lisbon by way of Madrid to the Ha- vas agency says that the insurrection in Portugal Is under control
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16
All the War News

The senttnel-Record prints all the war news up to 2:3O eacn morning, two hours later than any other news- paper reaching Hot Springs. When you read 1t in this paper you Ars reading the latest.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-05-16

Washington, May 15.-Forecast for Arkansas: Fair weather Sunday and Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
NORFOLK LABOR .-
SUPPORTS DOHERTl

Norfolk. Sept at a meeting Of
Norfolk Typographical Union, No. az
Sunday afternoon, a resolution was
adopted endorsing the credtta Bile ram
ner in which the State labor commits
sioner has discharged he duties Of
his office, and requesting the Governor
TO reappoint the incumbent James r.
Dos1erty
The resolution. which was present.
ed by f. w Gaines, is as follows:
Whereas. in March. 1915. the Hon
orable Henry c, Stuart Governor Of
Virginia. will. under the law. appoint
commissioner of labor for the sue
ceeding two wears: therefore I've IL
Resolved That Norfolk Tvnorraph-
ical Union No. az. in regular meet
ing assembled, heartily endorse s,e
manner in which the present official
has conducted the affairs Of TIE office
during his incumbenev. which has
proven a credit not orl" tn himself
hut TO TIE Comm onwealth Of Virginia,
do earnestly request the Governor TO
reanpoint the Incumbent lanes Y
Dol ertv, tn succeed himself as com
missioner Of Ia hor
Resolved That oonv ~ these
resolutions be forwarded 10 his Ex-
cellencv. the Honora hle Fl G stuart
We'd by the president and secretary
and the seal Of this union
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
NORFOLK CONFIDENT
Of CONFERENCE

Norfolk, Sept. Sit can be stated
almost with finality that the Virginia
Methodist difference will meet here
instead OF in Lynchburg. Replying to
telegram sent last night asking the
result of the poll that Is being taken
among the ten presiding elders of the
conference territory. DR. b. +. Lip
scomb, secretary OF the conference.
stated merely that the poll had not
Yet been completed 1t is known. how
ever that Bishop Gambler. who will
preside at the conference has already
signified his approval of Norfolk, and
1t is stated on good authority that
whether the poll his been completed
or not majority Of the elders have
made known their intentions OF fay-
oring Norfolk
dispatch from L.ynchburg saws
that the Methodists merely made
the offer to entertain the conference
because the idea Of going to Peters
burg had to be given up and that
they are perfectly willing that the
conference shall he brought to Nor
folk
According TO a story originating To-
cally the plea of the Tvnchburg
Methodists that ;hey wanted the con-
ference carried there because il would
celebrate a centennial is of no avail
because the first Methodist conference
held in l.ynchburg was In 1898 in
stead Of in 1915. as was first thought.
The 1915 conference was the second
one held there. instead of The first.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
OYSTER PACKERS MEET
TODAY IN NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va. Sept ito hear the
reports Of Surgeon H. S Cumming. Of
the United States Public Health Ser
vice, who has, recently examined the
oyster beds. water and oysters between
Newport News and Warwick River and
TO prepare for the oyster season which
viii open in full blast September ! .,
the state oyster Packers Association
Will meet tomorrow at 80 A. NJ. in
the rooms of the Chamber Of Com
merce.
II is said that Surgeon Cumming has
sent his report TO Commissioner Rem
tamin l.. Purcell ~ the State Dairy
and Food Department aud that Mr.,
Purcell viii. In turn. file the report
with Commissioner Of Fisheries John
IS. Parsons. Mr. Parsons will present
ii at the meeting of the packers to-
morrow. 1t is not now known what
this report will disclose
The statistics show that the oyster
Industry in Virginia has amounted 70
between So 900, 900 and 1000. 900 an
nually, and that II the pollution Of the
waters continue it Will mean a de-
crease In the business of about one
half in few years Every effort will
be made TO prevent this pollution and
to make the waters and the oyster
beds pure and the packers will CO.
operate with the State with his object
t in view.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
SCORES AT WORK
REMOVING DEBRIS

Newport News. Va, Sept e.
scores Of men are engaged IN re-
tmoving the debris that marks the spot
where Chesapeake and ohio elevator A
stood. That structure. the officers OF
the railroad. the clyde steamship
Company, the United states shipping
Company the headquarters OF the
British remouut station, and a small
grocery store were destroyed by fire,
which originated in the elevator Late
saturday night, But one life was lost
so far rs AS is known William But
Ter. night Waterman al the elevator.
that he was trapped in the building.
and was overcome by smoke. The loss
viii amount To 81 0o0 0o0
Causs of Fire Not Known
The cause Of the fire il unknown.
Many valuable records were de-
stroyed- The railroad company has
made arrangements for temporary Of
flee room. and one Of the coal piers
Will be used to load grain. thus re-
lieving the situation materially File
yator r will he operated night and
day
ThoUsa nds Of sightseers have been
at the scene since the fire broke out,
thronFs coming from nearby cities
Photographers are doing rushing
business and moving picture men were
on tho scene early yesterday morning
Five hundred and twenty-Slx thous-
ard bushels Of Eratu were destroyed In
the FIRE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
LEFT MONEY TO PAY BILL.
woman Takes Own Life In Hotel
leaving Letter of Regret

New York Sept Sill health. and
the loss of courage To fight it was
ascribed as the cause Of the suicide
TO-DAY of woman who registered at
the New Victoria Hotel. 165 West
Forty-seventh Street as Mrs Ruth \.
Mould
Mrs, Mould was a woman of bout
torty-hve years, and went to the hotel
last Thursday registering from Ridge
wood, y J. T,lis afternoon hotel
man entered the room by a pass key
and found Mrs Mould in her night
attire sitting in bed in retiring pos
ture, with reading lamp ut her e}-
bow. In her right hand was re-
volver. and In her right temple was
bullet wound. She had verv evil
IDENTITY been dead for several hours
Four letters we're found. one to her
husband and one to her mother. in
seattle. another tn Mrs. c. 2. Seelev.
Y North Maple Street. Ridgewood \
- one to the coroner and one 70 the
hotel
The letter TO the hotel contained
$50 and said.
Enclosed is the money for nv bill
and am sorry for the trouble T am
making for Won please send NV he
lono'nes To ts1e enclosed address and
ktrdfN keen same secret
"A~ain regrettinr this trouble I'M
making,
ruth Y. MOULD"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
ITALIANS IN ROW
OVER PENNN--NNNY HURT

New York, Sept. 6.--One penny diff
ference IN the price of an ear OF hot
corn this afternoon caused the mortal
wounding of seven-year old boy, the
shooting of t1ree adults. the tabbing
of fourth and the arrest of three
men on the charge of felonous assault.
The lad. who is dying az Bellevue
Hospital, IS Carlo Romano. who lived
with his parents at 435 East Thir-
teenth Street. He was an innocent by
stander.
The wounded are Giuseppe Blanc.
who is also at, Bellevue from stab
wounds in his abdomen. neck and
shoulder. Antonio Croci is a second
patient ut 1.-The hospital. shot in the
back. Mrs. Annie Piazza Craeis
mother-ir-law, was shot in the chest
while Sciano. another Italian friend
Is injured.
lgazio Ronando. TWENTY-FIVE wears
old Is a prisoner at the Fifth Police
Station
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
CLOSE: ELECTION LEADS
TO BITTER CONTEST

Gloucester Courthouse, Sept g.
Charges Of violations of the law
by election judges in the re-
cent Democratic primary were before
Judge oiaggett h. Jones in the County
Circuit Court, which convened here Tor
the September term this morning.
Judges Jones had before him the
petition of II number OF qua lied Not-
els oil the county, asking that tac
award of the certificate of nominal
ton for Commemorative attorney to
G. $, Smith. Jr.. the incumbent, be de-
clared null and void
The petition sets forth that Repub-
Beans and fourteen members - the
Prohibition party were allowed TO vote
in the primary without being required
to take the pledge to support the
numinee in the general election.
The petitioners also declare that
at Belroi precinct the judges OF etec-
tion failed to give Mt. Smiths OPP
ponent-Judges James l.. TaHa ferro-
the number OF votes legally cast for
him II was expected that Judge Jones
would set one day the latter part of
the week for hearing the contest.
An interesting phase II the situa-
ton is the fact that Smith when the
unofficial returns showed him defeated
ny iailaferro by majority OF one
vote. gave out statement in which
he announced his intention of con-
testing the election, declaring that the
election judges had been guilty Of va
rtous and grave violations Of the law.
The official count gave Mr. Smith n
majority of one vote, ana since then
he has been silent as TO his inten-
tons. He has. however retained
COUNSEL Boyd Sears. of Mathews,
and Hank & Hank. Of Norfolk, to
look after his Interests
A number of witnesses have been
summoned and 1t is anticipated that
the charges will be thoroughly gone
into.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
MADISON NOTES.

Special to The Richmond Virginian. }
Madison. Va, Sept 6.--~Rev r r.
Waterfield, presiding elder of this dis
iKrict has been assisting the pastor,
Rev Leroy Lee Banks, in "a revival
2 II 1f1e Cnurrt1 III NUirtoWT- The meet
ing has been quite successful, and a
number or children and elderly peo-
pie professed salvation, The com
munity mas been greatly blessed un-
der the preaching ana fine work OF
r Nj WuterfIeId.
During his stay In the county, the
fourth Quarterly Conference of the
Madison Circuit WAS held by him at
AT. Olive Church A large. crowd was
In attendance. and a great big dinner
Was served out under the trees The
conference was largely attended, and
tIe reports OF the work OF the circuit
was listened 10 with i great deal Of
attention
Rev. VI. 6 Frazer aud family spent
a few days in town thus week. with
Air -. "a. fattie. a short while back
@ir Frazer @as pastor of the Bap-
:IaztN c:1afe htes@uf ms community. ana
wa4s very popular His many friends
we're glad 10 See him again After
visiting his home in Orange County.
he Viii return to 'nis work in King
William County
As result of the big fire at Syria.
few months ago, which burned out
the stores of H. S. Ttz and j. II.
l-auek and Company. Mr.. iAuck and
family have removed to EVington, Va.
where ne VIII have charge OF the large
mercantile firm Of Ould Company. Mr.
tz Will remain in the county. and Az
soon as the fine storerooIp being
erected hy MIR, X. A. Graves for MIR.
'Ez, u completed. ne will occupy il,
and DnL In fina Line of Goodx
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
The Virginian Free
Shopping Service

III for any reason you cannot do
your own. shopping, we win pro-
+-----.tr-- -+t1-strtit-it-- srrfvrr-
1iscd hi our paper,
Read these rules before You give
us an opportunity TO serve you:
Amy article advertised in The
4.i4ss4..l+.l. :, ar ti+.--.,itl- b.,
any ~ irginian" advertiser. viii he
snrcifa4eai ~ Tho tirsiuinn' shop
per upon receipt of "a t-hequc or
in0iey order for fun amount of
purchase.
81 Information abous ARTICLES de
ssr'lbefi IN the Shopping Column
either SUNDAY or daily. will is,
/ gwen on request by ''rhe Xirginian"
shopper.
rite Ia ~ ias- &4rgin5afi'' sf4etYpssr
ssersio~sng eif-adtircSSed slammed
euyeiope, and she viii answer
giving Information concerning.
4 where article may Ire purchased
ssund on receipt os your order will
] purchase ftsr Won If cheque or
S3nohes order for the proper amount
sfs imiosesi. II YOU live In a small
iosn, mention the name of the
COUNTY.
Correspondents must remember
13sAf nnis.~S orders for Special
U kssff'S reach The Sirginian" shop
per tire das the sale takes place. the
5g0sis cannot be secured as adver-
u ltse<i
30 charge for services of "Vir-
niAn" Shopper
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
News From All Sections Of Virginia
SAILORS ALMOST
LYNCH NEGRO

Norfolk, Sept. 6.---Charies Spicer,
colored. narrowly escaped lynching at
the hands OF 500 sailors early yester-
day morning~after he had fired a bu!-
let through the left hand of Il. j.
Smith. electrician from the battleship
Vermont.
Spicer and companion were en-
deavoring TO work a skin game" on
young apprentice yeoman, when
Smith came up and struck the colored
man in the jaw. Spicer pulled a gun
and shot Smith. He also tried 10 shoot
Patrolman Arnold, who attempted 10
arrest him.
He fled. and 500 sailors ashore from
the Atlantic fleet joined in the chase.
The man took shelter in a house in
Cleveland Street and the NAB broke
down the door. He attempted to
strike a sailor with an axe, but was
felled with blow in the jaw. The
crowd dragged into the street and
tore 'lis clothes off They beat his
face badly and cried. Lynch him.
A squad Of police rescued Spicer
and took him to police headquarters,
with the crowd following He was
sent 10 a hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
METHODIST WOMEN
TO MEET N NORFOLK

Norfolk, Sept. 6.--Ncrfolk has been
chosen as the place OF meeting for tho
Virginia Woman's Missionary Confer.
ence of the Methodist churh. En-
worth Church has been seieNed as
the place to hold the sessions The
conference will come here in Ocroner
This organization embraces the
sa me territory as that of the Virginia
Methodist Conference. which includes
most OF the State of Virginia, to-
gether with small part Of Maryland.
The woman's conference has a men,
bership of about 200 and is tho most
important of the orga niZed women's
bodies in the Methodist church. Mrs.
Lee Britt, Of Suffolk. is presden. OF
ne organization. She will he here
10 preside over the gathering.
The conference has charge OF both
the nome and foreign mission women's
projects of the Virginia. Methodist
church. II usee to be divided into
Two distinct assemblies. but Of late
years the two wings joinsd and both
the home and foreign mission fields
receive the undivided attention Of the
entire body
Four or five days will be consumed
in the sessions. The women will take
mp all phases Of mission work. maxi
ing inquiry into what has been done
financially for home and foreign mis-
sions during the past years and pre-
sen'ing and adopting plans for work
for the ensuing year. Report. will
be had from the various societies that
will be represented and new officers
elected. Preparations will soon he un-
der way for entertainment Of the Gel
egates.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
Woodmcn Of the World Pitch Tents
at Charlotte, " C.

Charlotte, y. c.. Sept. s.--Twenty-
one companies of Woodmen OF the
World, comprising two regiments rep
resen'ing North and South Carolina
are pitching their tents for a week S
annual enca mpment, east of the city,
here today. f. Il. Laws, of Kinsson
\. G.. is in charge of the preliminary
plans or the camp. Col. G. l.. Ma"ier
OF Omaha. Neb.. will be in charge of
the opening exercises
Governor Manning. IF South Caro-
lima and Governor Craig, of North
Carolina. will he honored guests
Thursday when the prize drills are
held
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
CITY MAN NIGER FOR LuRsY.
New Form of Government Established
BX Council

Lurav. Sept 6. While retaining its
Mayor and Council. Iuray in the flu
turr virtually will he under new
form Of government ordinances to
that effect having been passed by the
council Three departfrents-- water
system recorded and streets--wiil he
under the supervision Of Walter Camp-
pel, VINO thus becomes the city man
ager. Advocates of the new order
claim that more effective service Will
he given hV one officer than by three
officials, Who coming from the va
rious wards Of the town. were forced
To give heed to conflicting views
Among the duties of the city manager
Will be Ia look to enlaFeine the town.
water supply. equalzing municipal
improvements keeping record Of ALI
receipts and disbursements and seek
ing new business enterprises
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
REV. EDWARD j. WALSH DEAD,
Norfolk Priests IAfe Ends Suddenly
at Hospital

Norfolk. Va, Sept. s.---The Rev
Edward J. Walsh. fiftv-one years old
for thirteen years assistant pastor Of
st Marv's Catholic Church. this city.
died suddenly Sunday morning at st
Vincent Hospital. He had been in the
hospital since Monday. Father Walsh
was one of the best-known Catholic
priests in the State. and was the
founder of the Young Mems Associa-
ton in this city for Catholics and
Pedestrians
His body will lie In state IN 81
Mary's Church until 10 o'clock Tues
day morning when the funeral wiz,
be held
Father Walsh was native of Ports
mouth and Is survived by two sisters
Mrs, John NJ Boise Of Norfolk and
Mrs Samuel w Weaver Portsmouth.
and one brother s. D Walsh. New
port News
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
TELL GERMANS TO
KEEP MOUTHS SHUT

Beriin, Sept 6, via London, 1882
A. NJ ~-off1cial warning has been is
sued TO the people OF Germany not 10
answer questions about the status OF
German Industries which may be
asked by foreigners. until the war
minister has passed upon the proprie-
~ Of the inquiries
Heads of all Industrial esta blish-
ments are urged TO exercise care even
with foreigners resident in Germany
in the Interests Of the fatherland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
CALL RtMaNIANS HOME
TO JOIN REGIMENTS.

Berlin. Sept 6 tby wireless to Lon
don)-~The following official statement
was Used today. We learn from Ge-
neva that Rumanians residing In Swift
zerland have received instructions to
report at their regmentaI divisions"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07
Serious Shooting.

Norfolk. Sept. enlarged VITA
feloniously shooting Is j. Jones, an
electrician on the L. 5 S. Vermont,
the hand, John Speed. coi-
ored. was arrested yesterday morning
by Detective Sergeant Hart, Detectives
Mercer and Conner. and Patrolman
Craig. This is the second man arrest
ed charged with shooting Jones, the
other being Charles Spicer. who mar
rowly escaped being lynched Saturday
night
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07

~aHlUtl EFlBiST. I. = y. " men Will ne
solemnized in the home of the brides
parents near Philadelphia. the latter
part OF September. Miss MarhurE.
who is granddaughter OF Judge
John Muncure. OF Shreveport. Pa.
is related 10 many prominent virginia
families. and her marriage Is of much
interest throughout the STATE Miss
AarbUrg. and her sister. Miss Arnita
Marburg who Will he maid Of honor
at the wedding. have been spending
the summer at belmont Stafford
County, leaving FOR their home Sat
urday.
MIR. and Mrs j. r Lyons announce
the approaching marriage ~ their
daughter Roselln. TO Mr. william Ice
Duffy. The ceremony will take place
on Thursday. September 3. at !
a. CLOCK. In 81 Peters Cathedral No
invitations have been isSaed.
Informal Dance AT the Princess Anne.
Among those enjoying the Informal
dance al the Princess Anne. Freder-
tcksburg on Thursday evening were
Mrs. " -. Carrier. Mrs A. 7. Em-
brey Mrs Henry Hudgins. Misses Sal
ise--s''ri T.tsctiie- carter. Lucy KNOX.
Miss Knox of Richmond Misses
Amelia Woods. Margaret Hawkins.
Blanche cole Of Richmond. and Mss
Margaret Toby also OF this city.
Messrs. Henry MuCtetland. Douglas
Carter James Hawkins, Judge A r
Emhrey, George rawlings Leonard
Fierson. Hansford Rowe, James =
Cannon, .lohu I.anier. Taylor Scott
and Charlie Has=ell
ri Virginia Beach.
Among the Richmonders recently
registered AT Virginia Beach are Mr.
and Mrs Leroy NJ Lee. MI and Mrs
u j Williams. Mr.. Frederick Roe.
Miss Resale Hammond, Miss A NJ
NenabIe. Miss Mary Garland. Miss
Jessie FraNs"r Miss Lillian Gardner.
Miss Alice Harris. Miss Edna Bethel,
Mr.. and Mrs H. Is, Woodhn and
children.
Personals.
Captain and Mrs, Charles G. Nor
timer. of Fort Myer, and Captain and
Mrs. John kiugman OF Washington
Barracks, are spending their vacation
al the charming old manor house,
"ShadwelI." near Charlottesville. in
AIhemarle County,
Misses Sarah and Eliza beth F'rear,
Of this city. spent the week end at
"Brompton. Fredericksburg. the
guests ef Miss Cora Rowe
Mrs Thomas Graves f}eses. of Bal
tirnore who has haer snnnaire tba
late summer at the Inn, Sudbrook,
Park, left a few days ago for Old
Point, accompanied by Miss Evalne
Dogs who will join friends at Vlr-
ginia Beach.
Miss Annie Lowe. who has been
spending a month with Mrs. RAN
dolph Ball In the mountains near
r,Ioet a. relatives Mr. xtliia1o ~
Love ~ Ashevilla n G.. is also tho
love If this civ
CANAAN and Mrs r.uthar Wright
IF ,anter park arc snand{ng thls
week a. At3anti, CIV
Mr. ana Mrs, Lee wooay left tho
eity Nonday for n hoat Trim "a RAJ
tinore and viii nls, snend several
] home
!
Mrs. Charles Ryland is In Ken
| tuclsv The pI,ast ~ her son Mr. Frn-
| aat RvIana
| ~
! Mis- w-fnfrov A,mstrope vim has
4 been the gnaet az Miss f;eorgte ban-
! soy il retnrotn,, 70 her home in nal
4 ti,nora TODAY Miss Armstrong has
/ been much entertained during her
! week. stax several informal affairs
! having been given in her honor.
! pr aud Mrs l Calvin Stewart are
ratnrp4rp Ia ,bair home IN West
Grace thts week. after spending some
( time in New Fngland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07

Hold For Grand Jury.

Jdhn Alien, negro. was sent on
70 the grand jury lbs Justice IL. A.
Maurice. of Police Court, Part H..
yesterday morning. Allen wns
charged with stabbtng Julia Mcken-
non The latter, exhibiting many
cuts, testified against his assailant
in court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-07

Frederickshurg. Sept IA large
rat was caught il a singular manner
OF Armstrong; boarding house on
Commerce street last week A bot
tie having sonnet thing eatahle In il
attracted the attention of his ratship
and he put his head In it and could
not get u ont. He did mne1 squeal-
ing. but smothered TO death Many
people have gone to Armstrong; to
see II