davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
Walk ma zachodzie
EuropY.

Londyn, Paryz, 3 sierpnia. =
Potwierdza sic tn doniesienie ro-
syjskie O znacznej liczbie wojsk
sprowadzanych przez Niemcow
re wschodniego teatru wojny, co
zapowiada wzmozenie akcyi ME
mieckiej we Francyi i w Belgli.
Walk zreszta trwaja nieustanne,
akcya artyleryjska ME zmnieJ-
sza sic = ale decydujacych wy
darzen ME byio ostatnimi easy,
Najwazniejsze i najzacietsze wal
XII toczyiy sic ostatnio W Argon-
ne, gdzie Niemcy stale uzywaja
pa1acych plyn6w czy tez piynne-
go ognia, ktorym zieja ma okopy
francuskie. Takim sposobem tyl-
ko zdobyli Niemcy okopy fran
cuskie pod Marie Therese, lecz
wnet szeregiem kontratakow bo-
haterskich Francuzi odzyskali
pozycye. w Wogezach Niemcy
poniesli straty bardzo ciezkie :
Francuzi zdobyli kilka pozycyi
pod Linge, Baerenkopf i Schraatz
mannele. RAPPORT wymienia bonn
bardacye Arras i Soissons przez
Niemc6w; w Artois odparto atak
niemiecki = podobniez mad Mo-
"a.
Berlin, 8 sierpnia. = RAPPORT
niemiecki donosi, IL W Argonne
zdobyto kilka okopow francus--
kich i pojmano 142 zolnierzy; W
Wogezach Francuzi wykonall
kiIka bardzo gwaitownych alta
k6w, ale zostali odparci bez ko-
rzysci dla sic zadnych; pod
Ban-de-Sapt zestrzelono balon
obserwacyjny francuski, pod
Longmer aeroplan francuski zmu
szono do ladowania.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
Wojna WlOskO Au-
stryacka.
Rzym. 3 sierpnia.

Rzym, 8 sierpnia. General
Cadorna, naczelny wodz wioski
oglosl komunikat, ktorego wy
nika il komenda wloska przepro-
wadza plan znakomicie obmySla-
ny w szczegoiach, ktory postepu-
je zupeinie pomyslnie; re sic to
dzieie zwolna, to latwo zrozu--
mice, gdy sic zwazy, IL Wiosi
dzia1ac musza ma terytoryuml,
ktore Austryacy przez kilkadzie-
STAT lat fortyfikowali "a ktore
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
WALTZ MA MORIACH.
KRETY NIEMIECKIE ZATOPIONE.
INNE TELEGRAMY::

ME broniq kazdej piedzi ziemi, O.
por stawiajac bardzo zaciety. Ma
poludniowo wschodnim teatrze
Niemcy otoczyli Iwangrod De
bin, ktory zbliza sic prawdo--
podobnie do upadku swego,
zwiaszcza teraz, gdy linia kole-
iowa Lublin Cheirn zostala W
zupelnoSci zajeta przez Austry-
akow. Twierdza jest otoczona
kompletnie, podobno broni sic
tylko ostatkarni = gdyz Rosya-
ME wycofujac sic zabrali najciez-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
Walk W PoIsce.
DOkola Warszawy.

Londyn Piotrogrod, 8 sierp-
MIA. = Austryacy Niemcy "a
ciskaja zelazny pierscieh wojsk
swoich trzech stron Warszawy
a przedewszystkiem ma krancach
skrzydei swoich p6lnocnego
poiudniowego wazne bardzo po--
czynili postepy; pod sama sto-
lica niema zmian w sytuacyi
wojsk. Maio dis jest Swiezych
wiesci, widocznem jest tylko, il
czas oddania Warszawy jeszcze
ME przyszedi, DO ME zanosi sic
ma to natychmiastowo, 4 Rosya-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03

feldmarszalka Mackensena zagra
"a wysoce Cd strony poludniowej
cofajacym sic z pod Warszawy
Rosyanom jezeli ME odbeda oni
rychio drogi otwartej cd War
szawy do Bugu i Brzescia Lite
wskiego to moga tzostac zam-
knieci, "a BrzeSc bedzie
tenn samem rowniez najpowaz--
niej zagrozony. Tel tendencyi
niemiecko austryackiej cd polu-
dnia odpowiada tendencya wojsk
niemieckich Hindenburga Cd stro
ny poinocnei. Tu W komzyh--
skiem - pomiedzy Narwia a Bu-
giem Nierncy wszedzie rzeke
przekroczyli i znaczne czynia
postepy w kierunku poiudniowym
zaciesniajac tenn samem odwrot
Rosyanom: gdyby sic udaio
Hindenburgowi zetknac wojska
swe wojskami Mackenscna =
to reszta ogromna armii rosyj--
skiej znajdujaca sic dokosa War
szawy znalaziaby sic w puiapce
= bez wyjscia i zostafaby zagar-
Meta wraz re stolica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03

Dokohczenie ma Str, sei.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
BRYTANIA ZAMoWILA SOC
NUROW.

Waszyngton, 8 sierpnia. = w
odpowiedzi ma niemiecka kam--
panic podwodna, Anglia zamowi-
la w amerykahskich fabrykach
500 iodzi podwodnych, ktore So
juz prawie gotowe i W najbliz--
Sym czasie maja bye wyslane
do Brytanii, by walczyc nurami
niemieckimi.
Move tie nury brytyjskie So
60 do 80 stop diugie, maja szyb-
kosc 80 do 60 mil ma godzine, a
poruszane So, piynac po powierz-
chni nora, motorami gazolino-
wynn, pod woda zas elektrycz--
noscia. I.
Maja one male rozmiary dlate-
go, azeby tenn trudniej byio tra-
fic je torpedo albo pociskiem ar
matnim.
NIEZWYKLA KATASTRoFA
Hudson, N. Y. 8 sierpnia.
Fabryka The Knickerbocker Ce-
ment Coz w Greenpoilt, pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
Warszawa jeszcze ME
zajeta.

WARSZAWA, 8 SIERPNIA.
w miescie panika ! przygnsbie-
ME. Wiadomose, Il stolica ma
bye poddana Niemcom GAIA Ii
MIA WHISKY bedzie opuszczona
przez wojska rosyjskie, wywaria
wrazenie bardzo slime - ogro--
nina iczba mieszkancow opuSci-
Ia miasto, ku czemu wladze do
starczsja pociagow, bezplatnego
przeiazdu dla osob i przewozu
rzeczy; zyd6w wszczegolnie VIE
le wyjechaIo; cato do miasta z
okolicznych popalonych przez
Niemcow przez wycofajacych
sic Rosyan wiosek, sciaga ludu
wiele; poczta i w&adze admin
stracyjne, skarb, archiwa sado--
wey rzadowe juz zostafy wy
prowadzone na wschod w g{ab
Rosyi. obecnie wyprowadzaja
urzadzenia fsbryczne, drukarnie,
wszystko wog6le CO sic da "a
brae co jakakolwiek wartoSe mo-
re przedstawiac. Ogromna licz--
be urzadzen fabrycznych j war
sztat6w wszelkiego rodzaju po-
niszczono W ten sposob. Wojsko-
we skIady, koszary, szpitale jul
cd dwu tygodni So wyprowadza-
ne z miasts skazanego. Me u
staja pogIoski, il Moskale "a
myslaja zburzye miasto, przy-
najmniej najwazniejsza Geese je-
go, by ME dac zen pozytku "a
dnego nieprzyjacielowi. Czyby
Moskale smiei spalic miasto, ME
Jest wiadone, ale w kazdym ra-
zie popsuli oni wodociagi, zabrali
urzadzenia ratunkowe na wypa-
dek pozaru, tax, ze W razie wy
buchu ognia gdziekolwiek = ME
byIoby czen j jak gasie pozar z
latwoscia m6giby ogarnae mia
sto; ze. W ostatniej chwii tylne
straze rosyjshe wyjezdzajac z
miasta, spala koszary i magazy-
ny, to prawdopodobne, jest to
bowiem zwyczajem rosyjskim, a
nawet bywa4y tego rodzaiu pole
cenia oficyalne dla komend, IL W
razie najscia nieprzyjaciela, ma
ia palic koszary j cofae sic. -. z
tego wzgiedu Warszawa znajdu-
je sic W najwiekszem niebezpie-
czehstwie, bo zapalone eventual
ME budy wojskowe moga rozsze-
rye pozar na miasto. obecnie ma
ulicach pusto iuz, tylko jeszcze
divorce kolejowe So przepeinio-
ne; teatry i kawiarnie do MEDIA
VIVA take gwarne - zankniete
konsulaty francuski i belgijski
= przeniossy sic do PiotrogrOdu,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
SNIEG w IOWA.
GRozA WILSONOWI
SMIERCIA.

Cleveland, 8 sierpnia. = Otrzy-
mano tn list z pogrozkami, W
ktorym autor zapowiada, re po-
niewaz Ameryka dostarcza broh
i amunicye. nieprzyjaciosom Me
mice, zamorduje razem re swym
bratem prezydenta Wilsona, a
dwie wielkie fabryki wysadzi W
powietrze. Ma on ma prezydenta,
,,niemiecki revolver, ma wy.
sadzenie fabryk 2 paki dynamitu,
gdyz ,,czas juz naiozyc kaganiec
psu amerykahskiemu," smierci
ami on, ami jego brat sic ME BOZ.
NOMINACYA DO NOWEGO
WYDZIALU MARYNARKI.
Nowy York, 8 sierpnia. = Ere
derrick w. Barker, prezydent
stowarzyszenia Amerykanskich
Aeronautow, poda} do wiadomo-
Sci, re organizacya ia wybrala
Hudsona Maxima Matthew'a B.
Sellers'a jake representative
swoich ekspertow lotniczych W
utworzonym niedawno przy ma
rynarce Wydziale wynalazcow
cywilnych.
MOVIE STRAJKI.
Little Falls, N. Y. 8 sierpnia.
- Wczoraj rozpoczai sic tn
strajk 800 robotnikow w fabryce
lion, nalezacej do Remington
Arms Co." Zaprowadzono tam 8
godzinny dzieh piracy, a robotni-
cy domagaja sic, by piacono i'm
to samo wynagrodzenie co pier
wei, gdy pracowaIi 10 godzin.
Nowy York, 8 sierpnia. - w
zak}adach firmy The Garvin
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03

merry, Francyi sprowadzo-
nych; tych znaczna bardzo Geese
polegia ma pobojowiskach lubel-
skich. obecnie znowu wojska
niemiecko austryackie So ma
sowo transportowane z Polski ma
zach6d, co wakazuje, re z kolei
Francuz6w i Anglikow czeka O.
fenzywa niemiecka = ostatnio
100000 Niemc6w i Austryak6w
przewieziono ma zachodni teatr
woiny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
.PLANY USPOKOJENIA
MEXYkU.
Observation-Disclosures nOty.
500 nurdW dIa AngiL
Ziemia pochlonela fabryke.
zaprowadzaja porzadek ma Haiti.
Ofay upa6W " Philadelphia.
AnOnimowe pogrozki dla Wilsona.
zaprowadzaja pOrzadek ma Haiti.
Ofiary upafdW W Philadelphia.
Anonimowe pogr6zki dla Wilsona.

mill ma wschod stad, zbudowana
ma wydmach piasczystych, zapa-
dla sic W ziemie, przyczem zgine-
10 ludzi, 8 odniosso obrazenia.
w miejscu tenn utworzyla sic prze
pasc ma 80 stop gieboka. Pred
kilku laty zapadl sic W ziemie W
nocy caly ogrod owocowy, ktory
znajdowal sic obok tel fabryki.
WIESCI 2 HAITI.
Washington, 8 sierpnia. =
Wiceadmiral Caperton donosi z
Port au Prince, re wraz z wy
bitniejszymi krajowcami stara sic
o zaprowadzenie porzadku i
stworzenie nowego rzadu w Hal
ii. Do Cape Haitien, wysiano ko-
misye z krajowcow amerykah-
skich oficerow, celem rozbroje--
MIA rewolucyonistow sprowa--
dzenia przewodcow ma generalna
konferencye pokojowa do Port
All Prince.
Rad francuski wyrazil podzie-
kowanie "a ochrone, udzielona
swej legacy przez marynarzy a
merykahskich.
Is oSoB eINIE WSKUTEK
UPALU.
Philadelphia, 8 sierpnia. =
Wczoraj panowai tu nieznosny'u-
pal, skutkiem ktorego umarlo 10
osob, wielu ulegio prostracyi.
Miedzy tymi, ktorzy poniesli
smierc, jest osm dzieci.
SNIEG w IOWA.
Sioux City, 8 sierpnia. = LEX
XII snieg padal wczoraj ma poinoc
Cd tutejszego miasta, ktory bys
znacznie obfitszy kolo Aberdeen
c n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-08-03
PACYFIKACYA MEXYKU.
Washington, g. sierpnia. -

WasZynSton, slerPIlld'
Stany Zjednoczone postanowily
wezwac pomocy republik srodko-
wo i poludniowo amerykarl--
skich celem zaprowadzenia po--
koju W Mexyku. Sekretarz stanu
Lansing zaprosii ma czwartek ma
konferencye przedstawicieli rza-
dow Argentyny, Brazylii, Chile,
BoHwii, Uraguayu Guatemala
ma ktorej postanowionem costa
ME, jake kroki winny amerykafl-
skie panstwa przedsiewziac, aby
polozyc koniec rewolucyi W Me-
xyku.
Konferencye te uwazaja "a
pierwszy akt rzadu tutejszego,
'zapowiedziany W wystosowanej
do Mexykanow pred kllku ty--
godniami nocie Wilsona, ktora
zaznaczaIa, re jesli przewodcy
rewolucyjni sami w najblizszym
czasie ME zaprowadza porzadku
i spokoju, Stany Zjednoczone be-
da zmuszone do dzia}ania.
O walkach mexykahskich do
nosza, re Carranza odniosi
nowe zwyciestwo pod Torreon.
KLoPoTY DIPLOMA
TYCZNE.
Waszyngton, 8 sierpnia. -
Otrzymane wczoraj noty brytyj,
ska niemiecka wcale So niezada-
walniajace dla departamentu sta
nu. Anglia wcale ME ma zamia-
ru zmodyfikowac rozporzadzeh
swej Rady Koronnej, ktore utru-
dniaja eksport amerykahski do
portow neutralnych i ma uspra.
wiedliwienie swoje przytacza po-
stepowanie Stanow Zjednoczo-
nych W czasie wojny cywilnej, d
mianowicie blokade Bermudow.
Niemcy znow uparcie stoJa
przy SVEN dawnem stanowisku
w sprawie zatopienia amerykarl-
skiego zaglowca William r
Frye" i twierdza, re W wypadku
tym ami prawo miedzynarodowe
ami traktat r. 1928 ME zostaly
pogwaicone, a kwestya oznacze-
MIA wysokosci odszkodowania
nalezy do kompetencyi niemiec-
kich sadow morskich i one, a ME
dyplomatyczne rokowania maJa
ia ustalic.
BRYTANIA ZAMoWILA SOC
NUROW.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-24


CoVaIeskie held Nationals to three
hits and Tigers won.
Pirates stepped up close to Cubs by
winning two from Giants.
Niehoffs error gave Reds game
over Pills in tenth.
Dodgers batted Doak for six runs
In second, then had to fight to hold
the lead.
Two home runs and double by
Chase helped Buffalo down Kay See.
Johnny Dundee won a decision over
Joe Rivers in Brooklyn after ten
rounds, but only because he piled up
a big lead in the first eight rounds.
The Mexican rallied in the last two
frames and clearly outfOUght Dundee.
Lincoln Park Boat club entries fin
ished third in both the senior tours
and senior double SOULS at the De-
troit regatta Today is the big day,
with the senior Fights to be con-
tested.
Directors of the Speedway park as
sociation were so delighted when
Dario Resta, who broke all worlds
records from 120 miles to 500 miles
on their track June 26, and Barney
Oldfeld, master driver of the world; -
selected the Chicago speedway for
their match race Of 100 miles, Aug. Z,
they have decided to offer a valuable |
silver trophy to the winner.
The race will be made an annual
challenge affair, although name for
the cup has not been selected. The |
deed of gift will provide that a per-
manent possession of the cup may
be obtained by any one winning three
times a race on the Chicago track
similar to that to be run in August.
Il has been decided that more than
five entries will not be accepted. In
case there are more chalengers, elm
nation trials will be held, the five
fastest cars being permitted to start
Only five cars may be sent away in
.-,.,- A., CI,9oo m TVso Vvya&I, |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-24

The August race date came as a
complete surprise to officials of the
Speedway assn. It grew out of a
challenge hurled at Resta and Ralph
De Palma by Barney OIdfield after he
had given his Delage its first trial.
Already fans are beginning to dope
the possible speed. 1t is the UniVer-
sal opinion that the average will run
well over 100 miles an hour, as Por-
pOratO, who led at the century mark
In the derby of June 26, averaged
1913 an hour for the distance. There
were 22 cars on the track and POr-
pOratO had to make a tire change.
It is being argued that with the track
entirely free the speed will be great
ly increased. Some are inclined to
believe the world trial record of 10Y
miles an hour, held by Chassagne Of
the Sunbeam team on Brooklands,
may be dropped, although it is said
by others that Chassagne's mark was
established with none but himself on
the track and with a motor nearly
twice the size of that carried by Old
fields Delage OF Resta's Peugeot.
The speedway will present a new
appearance to visitors who saw the
derby. Work of painting the struc-
ture will be begun this week and the
infield is rapidly being improved.
Stone roads are being built around
the inside of the track, so that it will
be possible to park cars even after a
severe rainstorm. More than $780,
900 is being spent on improvements.
The charge for admission to the
match has not been decided on other
than it viii be low enough to appeal
to popular demand.
-O-O
BUSINESS ADVICE
Every employer wants a square
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
It's An Automatic Lock for Party Lines and Is Designed
to Foil Busybodies-Gives a Clear Line for Cupid.

SEATTLE. Washington. June rs
The death knell Of listening in has
been sounded!
A young Seattle inventor has taken
the joy out OF the party lines for he
has invented a device which effectively
stops busybodies from learning the
secrets OF "neighbors" on their Phone
lines.
Arthur F. Erickson is the man who
has foiled the telephone tattle.tatl and
his invention, the autolock, which is
an automatic telephone lockout. not
only makes eavesdropping a thing OF
the past, but it also eliminates entire
" the nerve racking noise caused by
the vibrating Of some intruding party's
hook. With the invention in use all
other parties on the lines are locked
out from attracting centraTs atten-
ton while the line is engaged.
The new invention is composed OF
a series Of electrical magnetic COILS
with movable armature contacts, the
process OF removing the receiver from
the hook and getting a response from
central automatically builds a clear
line from the subscriber TO the central
office by making a certain desired
contacts and breaking other undesir-
ed contacts.
The replacing Of the receiver on the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
BEES AT WORK ALL THE TIME
IN Many Localities There Is Ne
Closed Season for Those In
defatisAhIe Laherers.

Although bees ara apt 10 tCrE out
on any sunshiuy day. the bulk Of their
work is done By the frst OF Novem-
Der and they have retired for their
winters sleep. The beekeeper must
now put cushions into the tops OF
the hives, taking only what honey he
Is sure can be spared by the bees.
and leave them for their Information.
In Florida there is no such work to
do, says a writer in Outing. The bees
work all winter. and they have as
gocd feed in February and March as
they do in July. The orange orchards
are alive with the honey CATERERS,
and their buzzIngs blend into almost
a roar IN March, for that is when the
orange flowers are open; but 1t must
be confessed that the honey has a
rwars, something like the ac!dity OF
an orange. GnG it does not compare at
all with that made from the bass
wood.
Besides the orange there are sue
cess!ve coverings Of legumes OF all
sorts all the year. every n having o
positive favor and very few 0: them
giving to honey q familiar flavor. Yet
Florida is a natural home OF the bee.
and honey In the southern states will
yet become as familiar q product as
cane sugar.
In the Mississippi valley and else
where professional b]eekeepers carry
their hives to the south to ceet the
coming Of the flowers early IN tho
season. turning around toward the
north and carrying them to gather the
later sweets from later towering ap-
pIss and berries. In this way. or by
carrying them up and down mountain
sides, the feeding spells on clover or
bAeswood and other trees can be
greatly heightened.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
AMERICAN VESSEL
seized BY british
Steamer Neches Sent To a
Prize Court-Contraband
Aboard, England Says.

LONDON, June 25.-The American
steamer Neches has been seized in
the Downs and ordered TO proceed TO
London to discharge her general car
70. which is to be thrown into a prize
court. The contention Of the British
government that the cargo came from
4 country hostile to Great Britain IS
denied by the shippers. The cargo
Of the Neches was loaded at Rotter-
dam and the steamer at Rotterdam
was on her way to New York when
she vas seized. The shippers main
tain that the cargo is OF Belgian origin.
This Is the second time that the
Neches has been held up by the Brit.
fish authorities. Several weeks ago
she was detained on a voyage from
the United States to Holland with
3.006 tons Of cotton. The cotton was
released on the promise that the
Netherlands Overseas Trust wound
take charge Of It.
A dispatch from Alexandria, Egypt,
to Lloyds says a prize court writ has
been issued against the American
steamer Gargoyle. The Gargoyle left
New York May II for Alexandria.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25

Conductor J. Matthews. who has
been away on a vacation, reported for
duty this morning. He has been visit
ing In the eastern cities.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Shoots Girl
Then Kills Self

RTTANNING, Pa, June 25.-After
returning from Pittsburgh. where he
had enlisted in the United States
Navy, Samuel olinger. aged 20. called
on EstelIa Wood, aged IS. OF Apple
wood, neal here, his sweetheart. Ear,
" this morning the mother of the
Efrl, Mrs. Herbert Wood. was awaken
ed by hearing t owpistol shots. Co
ing to the parlor, she found both her
daughter and olinger lying on the
moor, the latter being dead from a
bullet sent through his brain, while
the girl was shot near the right eye
She was unconscious.
Miss Wood recovered consciousness
for a few minutes. She nodded her
head In response to a question re-
garding her condition. but did not
sneak. She relapsed into unconscious
ness without throwing any light on
the tragedy. It is believed that the
EirI had refused to marry Olinger. and
this made him desperate.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Deputy Sheriff Held
On Murder Charge

LOGAN. W. v, June 25.-Leslie Ad-
kins. "a, miner. riding a freight from
his home to Huntington to work at the
Monitor mines. was shot and killed.
Deputy Sheriff Milard Hale was ar
rested, and at a preliminary hearing
it was testified that Adkins had left
the freight and was running TO get
away from the officers. Hale is in jail
without bond.
Deputy Sheriff Hale IS n Of l79
deputies in Logan county who former
" were BaIdwin-Feltz detectives par
ticipating in the Paint and Cabin
Creek strikes.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Masons Will az
Church Corner Stone

The cornerstone OF the new shinn-
ston Baptist church will be laid on
Wednesday. June 80.
Most Worshipful Grand Lodge A.
F. & A. NJ. OF Shinnston. will have
charge OF the ceremonies incident TO
the laying Of the stone. The ceremo-
MES will take place at . o'clock. Mas,
ter William T. Ice. OF Philippi, will
have charge OF the ritualistic work,
A speaker OF note will be secured TO
deliver the address.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Catch Fugitive
After Six Weeks

HARRISBURG, W. Va. June Is
Clarence Matheny. a county convict.
who escaped six weeks ago from a
road improvement crew on the Bridge
port hill east OF the city and for whom
a wide search was made by posses
with bloodhounds. is back in the coun-
~ jail, having been captured early
this morning by Deputy Sheritfs Laco
Wolfe and John Siers. For weeks a
mar had secretly watched Matthew's
home at Industrial at the instance OF
the sheriff and this morning when he
returned there the watcher telephoned
the officers. Matheny was serving a
years sentence on the roads.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Sick Boy Coughs
Up Peanut; Better

PIT. PLEASANT. W. Va. June %
Allen. S.year-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
F. d, Baldwin, has for four weeks been
at the point OF death with what the
doctors called pneumonia. The child
coughed up what appeared to come
from an abscess. IN da few hours
later the child coughed up a peanut.
He had choked on the day he was Ia
ken sick. He will recover.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Arrest Doctor On
Drug Law Warrant

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June Is
L. S. District Attorney William G.
Barnhart this morning ordered the ar
rest OF DR.. a. +. Richtor. OF White Sui
phur Springs. on charge of violating
the Federal drug act. Marshal Camp,
bell left for White Sulphur Springs
with a warrant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Has Blood Poison
From Bite Of Cat

WHEELING. w. Va, June 25-Mrs.
Henry Hedborg is in a critical condi-
ton in Ohio Valley General Hospital
as the result of a cat bite. Bloodpoi-
soning has resulted, and even should
Mrs. Hedborg recover, it will be neces-
sary 80 amputate one hand.
The wound was received while pull
ing the cat away from a dog with
which it was fighting.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
iYLote To Probe
Officials Election

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June 25.--
Following the filing Of the report OF
the committee on rules and order OF
business the convention Of the United
Mineworkers Of America. District II,
voted to appoint a committee of seven
20 Investigate the charges made h a
Irregularities had been practised in
the election Of Vice President John
cunningham. The meeting adjourned
and viii reconvene July 6. when the
committee will report.
There were no charges made except
those against Cunningham.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Cool Nights Invoke
Sleep; Thieves Busy

WHEELING. W. Va, June %
Sheriff Buffer says that. owing to the
cool nights. occupants OF six homes
in the fashionable residential section
OF Bellaire. O.. slept sc soundly thaI
their homes were robbed OF clothes
and small change. Considerable valu-
able iewelry was left untouched.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-06-25
Cold At Elkins;
MercuryD Drops to 81

ELKINS, W. Va. June 25.-Tem-
perature records for Jute "a were
broken in Elkins at I O'Clock yester-
day morning the mercury at the Uni
ted States weather bureau registered
81. Frost formed throughout this sec.
ton and great damage was prevented
only by the fog.