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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-06
e. CAMPO De Ia GUERRA
D%ESTACAMENTO De FUERZAS B0IGARAS ATAC0 UNA
Resurnen de Ia
guerra

Las lurrLaS mGScOyitaS han al
runxad0 0tra sGnada victoria en- Ia
region de les Cdrpatus. DcspucS
de dos Semanas de combatcS en-
los cualeS 81 diSpuiarOn la pose
sion dc Ia cordiliera de Beskid.
conS;guieron ocupar eSta impOrtan-
r. puSici6n. deSaloiaud0 de elias
a las tropaS ausIro-alemanas. !
rail- De la caida dr PFZcmySl. los ru-
SOS emprcndiEron Su ayance hacia
eI Occidpntc dc Ia f0rtaleZa Nun
CARA para capiurar Ia mcncionada
rstrat5gira curdilIera que une los
pcqueiuS CarpatOS con los Carpa-
los oricntaIeS. fernando parte de
In Inca d~iyis0ria entire Gaiicia
y Elungria y que tan yiGoroSamen-
e. rue degendida por los auStriacOs,
que al fin Sucumbicron ante Ell
ampuic de los m0ScOlitdS.
los a~uStriac0S por ST. parte. han
,stado tambitn clamandO Victories,
ascgurando entire oiras que EN- In
region Ge Yirawa c"apturarOn mas
ur 2.2GO priSioncroS ruSoS. Tn
triunfo >emeiantc cOn>igUirrOn en-
Eal"l.troW. plaza Ell la cUdl perc-
r.rru2 ca>i tgdOS los d~plcnSOrcS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-06

Entered as second class matter Fe-
brqEry q. 1913. st the post office at
San Antonio, Texas, under the act O.
Msrch 8. 1873.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-06

LA PRENSA es el p~sriOdico mexlcs-
70 ia mayor circulation sn los Estadoz
U0idos, : por 10 cauto el mejor PARA los
EnuEciantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-04-06
Limos De kVENTURAS.
n 40 crntav6s cdda rurao. =

n 40 cvntavJs c6da rurao. =
J Aventuras de Sherlock Hol-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
sles:
! E! venGedor de cadaveres.
|. FL robo del diamante azul.
! La hija del usurero.
: Blackwell, Ell pirata del TSmssis.
! Jack ell destripeGor.
! Los moneGeros falsos de L.ondres.
I La maleta sangrienta.
/ Tn mGdico criminal.
J El tsstamerto Del director.
; Sherlock Holmes y Ell contrabsn-
dista de opio.
] En- Ia escuela del crfmen de Pitts
curg.
i las y~Uertas de Ia muerta.
/ Ia vigda Toia de Paris,
! ID bestia humane.
Una noche de terror,
Fl robo del collar de perlas.
la infame posada del Cairo.
FL ~nautr4gio lie Corfu.
Ii reg de To-; bandidos.
Aventuras de John G. Raffles,
lei rey de log ladrones moder-
nos:
Z! incognito misterioso.
In robo en- el Palacio Real.
u principe jugador.
FL asaito en- ell Sleeping.
/! amo rojo.
Il he.edero de E~aglestouo,
Ii Secreto Del snilIo.
Fl PgesideHte dc las ColoniaI.
III false saIteador.
IA doncella raptaia,
II fusi! del negro.
FL t,soro del Roghi.
I'm yiaje de bodas.
II tsaovo DE- EstaGo.
T. y~2cc-dots del So.
In IL ratCnera.
= secreto del tesoro,
H-G-rse los pedidos accmpanados
1esu importe a
B A E. LOZANO.
C9T Dclorosa St--San Antonio. Tex.
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
TORPID LIVERS
CAUSE SICKNESS

a lazy liver is the cause Of more
ills than you'd imagine. IL is the d.
rect cause Of constipation and bill
BUSINESS, and other ailments that
result from those two Headaches.
iainting spells. dizziness. piles and
others each Of which in turn affect
some part Of the body There IS
no end 20 the trouble sick liver
can cause
TRlETS can cure constipation
bIII0usucss. headaches. fsinting
spells. etc Although there are
things they can't cure they can
prevent all things thar result from
a torpid lazy liver and congcstcd
bowels TRIETS will keep your
liver and bowels in order and arc
Ia preventive.
TRiETS work easily. quickly end
safely They DO not irritatc you
or make YOU sick.
Spcarmi1t Favored Easy 90
take an druggists sell them
100 and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
WHEELING BASEBALL CLUB IS
OFFERED FINE PLAYING FIELD

ers. that the Wheeling team open It's
season on the local grounds For this
reason, the committee on grounds viii
ilhely decide today oua what action VIII
He taken, The local team. opening q,
Lohls, VIII Dc a big drawing card. as To-
cal fans are exceedingly anxious To- 80
we stogies In action at the opening OF
the season.
nanager Pop Schriyer has received
n letter from Manager Stauzbrr, ~
W eslsyan college inquiriug about stag
Ing the Wesleyau-CarlIsle football .-1m.
In this city next fall. The storkboId-
ers Of the local organization hay. tsLsp
We matter up, aud 10 IN very likely that
they Will decide to have the bir FOOT.
~ ~ ~ cassie staged In this city. on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
NEWS BRIEFS

BANKRUPTCY MEETING - The
bankruptcy meeting for the eNamina-
ton OF the bankrupt in the matur OF
George +. Bayba al the Office OF
Referee in Bankruptcy J. W. Cummins
was adjourned over for one week ow-
ing 10 the fact that an important wit
ness was not present.
DIRECTORS HOLD MEETINo-At
the regular monthly meeting OF the
board of directors OF the OHIO County
Anti-TuberCulosis league held yester-
day afternoon quite q number of cases
were discussed in connection with the
View Point sanatOrium. Aside from
the consideration Of the cases only
business matters Of q general nature
were considered.
ADDRESSES LtNSLY STUDENTS
Yesterday morning at Llnsly Insti-
tute Prof. John Harrington Cox. OF the
department Of English Of the West
virginia university. delivered short.
interesting address 10 the students on
the Winchester school for boys a:
Winchester. England. The equipment
OF the school and the course OF study
were the chief topics discussed.
INSPECT STOKERS-Member OF
the board Of control will 20 10 thu
WhitakerGlessner plant in the East
End Monday morning. where they
viii Inspect the stokor system Of that
plant u b. the intention OF the city
10 install stokcrs AZ the city water
works.
FARM TO FARM INSPECTION
No rev cases of he foot and mouth
disease have been discovered in this
vicinity. according to the authorities
IN charge last night Although tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
DEAD IN BED
Henry Wolfe, Aged Resident Of Cad.
wells Run District, sueeumbs 10
Heart Trouble.

Henry Wolfe. one Of the oldest res
idcnts Of Caldwells run. near Fair.
mont pike. was found dead in his
bed yesterday morning when members
Of his family endeavOred to call him.
Coroner Gala Mitchell vas called and
rendered his verdict a. death due TO
heart failure.
Mr. Wolfe was born in West Wheel
inE. O.. November -. 1898. He was
married To Miss Mary A. Finsley some
ears ago. The deceased was a mem
Der Of the First English Lutheran
church. For the past several years
he has been living a retired life.
lie Is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Mary a. Wolfe. and the following
children. Edward W. Of Portland.
Oregon. Howard W and Leslie J.. OF
this city. He "a also survived by one
brother. Theodore. OF Warwood. ana
one sister. Frederick. Of WarwoOd
Funeral arrangements are as yet in
complete. although interment viii be
In Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
GREASY NEAL
is WHOLE TEAM
wEsLEYAE STAR PLAYS MOST SEN.
sATIoNAL oAA1E OF cAEEER
Aethodists Got Revenge By Defeating
huBktngum College Team
Last Evening.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
bC 'NHANNON. W Va. March s.
W o-Itldn was reyeuEed on the Muskin-
mght at basket ball. when the score 81
D" - WIS iabulated ON the score
board l.'-, a. The end or the most strenuous
ana exciting game ever witnessed here.
Hi'aNL N'ale has been the hero OF many
a battle Tor Wesleyan. but never did the
ulk BOY sine 49, tonight With one sen
the grand total Of thirteen baskets or
"" more than the total scored by an
the other members OF the Wezfeyan
team. Shumaaer was also "a shini1e
llEnt ana with clever drIbbltnE and gem
orally agEres-ive playing contributed
we'll P''' GU
For Muskiugum--Alken and Arnold
WIN sFillful shooting and Atkinson by
,"nspiciuus The game started out witt
Alushlngum leading. but WESLEYAN
forced @ g. the front and at the end OF The
nl-l Nali led by seven points At the
siart ~ the second half WESLEYAN rsn
lef l'ad up 60 twenty points. bus bgfor.
i"nE Musktngum took a big squirt and
Guy GOWN the Wesleyan margin 10 six
POINTS. wesleyan hraced however and
ended with twelve point margin.
one, o. the biggest crowds or the yea
attended The sans. special train
. carry ~ q large number from Weston
wsslsyap-54. Posi- MusEin sr nsoLs
Morrison ..... F0rv.5rt 49,, . -. ~. y
Heavier ....... trufs- W /,
NtuIe .......... t.u4rr eI..f.#. ~
singleton. Capt Guard Az 49,.
rIhEttutiOu Essaagsr for g1rrial.,,
Goals from field srumakcr. Z. fig9y'.
uer, Ncale. %. Singleton. D. E.esag.r
Arnold. g. MuutEomsrr. ! Afl.u
tir~lairs 7 Atkinson
Goals from fuul=Ntale 6 ouf % .
Atkinson. out o. 1h
Referee .WillIamF
Scurcr.Nnnre.
IImar-Fnaf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
GUS KERVARAS
HAS BEAR STORY
GREER LION ALSO HOLDS GRIZZLY
BELT OF THE ROCKIES
HAD Bruiu Backed on Boards IN short
ordSr-Hero VIII Pind Another
Bear IN DR.. Roller.

This Is bear story. IN fact story
about two bears. Wheeling wrestling
bears in the person S of Gus K x ana
He's some bear. too. The other bear D.
Just a party TO this bear story and well
have to take Gus word Tor IL that the
thing was really bear. This all hap
pened In Chicago last fall
The trainer and the bear We're giving
exhibitions az vaudeville house The
bear was trained TO wrestle. and a stand
ing orfer Of 500 was made 10 any man
who could throw IL in 10 minutes ker.
Naras was Ia the audience one night and
made up his mind to accept the offer
80 he went up and hoped on the stage
The bear was biz one. weighing al
pick him up and throw him ON the mat
but Bruiu seemed 10 have been there be-
fore, and blocked the Greeks attempt
to get fall
The bear seemed To be wise To some Of
On" wrestling holds. and keryaras soon
began 10 sweat After tuS-slug about
Eet inc bear ON All fours. Then be Sc
cured what he was looking FOR. a turtr-
er arm hold. With e. quick motion hS
rolled Brutu over ON his back. The bear
landed with a rIunt that sounded lik,
De realized De had been tricked. and Do.
SEEMED 10 no particular good humor
about &C. keryaras stood up aud want
81 q" trN the bear again. but ETuin knew
Wn'n Doc had enough and commenced
90 back OF. kcrNHrAs started after him.
OF the stage and the trainer handed over
the money and advised kervaraS Co call
.it on ksryarus claims it e. q common
tnlEE Co. Wrnztle bears fu the Northwest
They travel from town 90 town. giving
exhibitions 900 the theatres ae wen as
wrestling all Corners.
k"ryaras. who will meet Br Roller
a. the Auditorium. next "Wednesday. is
salu Co Doc one OF the strongest wrestler Is
on the mat TODAY. The big Greek has a
remarkable physical development. as
well a. "a through know Ledge. Or the mat
game. he has h1ttIcd nearly an Of the
leading wrssfI'ra in the world and f.
Just the kind Of man Co uuf AGAINST
Roller and when the two meet the
wrestling rams ~ Whr'luE can boz as
bout krrEarIS hsH had some very tough
mattel the last two months and Tor
that reason has been forced Goo keen In
the very host condition. The match will
hn tu q finish. and DO promises Co De- q
hummer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
Is SITUATED ON OHIO EIDE OF
RIVER OPPOSITE FORTY
SECOND STREET.
Committee OF Rive Appointed Ysstsr.
day, 90 Inspect the Grounds and
Report 20 Stockholders.

At n meeting Of the stockholders OF
The Wheeling Athletic Association. own
srs OF the Wheeling baseball team In
the Central league. held yesterday afr
noon; appointed committee or five
members TO look into an offer made by
Attorney John p. Arbenz yesterday.
granting privilege TO use "a large tract
Of land ON the ohio side o 1.-THE river
Tor baseball park. The committee 80.
visit the grounds today and make "a
careful survey Of g. The offer b. the
best that has been made tp the organl-
zahon since II was formed
The tract Of land is situated opposfts
iorty-second street. this city. and may
he reached either by trolley Via RellnIr,.
DIVISION OF the Wheeling Traction COM
lany line. or by ferry from the Wheel
INK side OF the river. The ground b.
~ ideal spot and IL Is considered likely
lnat the committee may decide To aC-
cept ia In preference 20 the Breitens,etn
iield IN the lower end Of Martins Ferry.
The Island grounds are out OF c.,n.
eideration rs the owners Of the team
nave decided 20 not consider thos,.
grounds any further. The grounds on.
cred by Attorney Arbcuz can be ar
RANGED very quickly and viii afford or,
OF the best ball grounds in the Iea..Ie
open Season At Hons.
Much interest Is manifested by local
ciub owners iu the meeting fthe. schst-
nle committee ~ the Central league
which viii De held next week. Severn
schedules were 81 omitted az th. rr,.ey.
tug OF Oh club owners and rr,r,gsrs
held iu Fort WAYNE "wednesday. hut
each was turned down View srbadrI.s
VIII be submitted TO the committee md
one VIII De accepted at the meeting
1t is the desire Of the local club own.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
ELECT OFFICERS
MoundsVille Elks Hold Annual Elec
ton Last Night and Name Off,
cisls-Soeial Session.

Moundsville lodge u. p. o. +. No
PSI held their annual election OF Off
GERS last night In the lodge rooms a.
Moundsville 4 goodly number Of he
antlercd herd was present and after
the election a social session was held
Mr.. J. G. Peck was named exalted
ruler to superccde Mr.. 4. A. Kelly.
retiring
The officers.
Exalted Ruler C. Peck
Esteemed Leading Knight-W. G.
Bloyd.
Esteemed Loyal Knight-B. r. Pea
body.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight-H. r.
Compton.
Secretary d. r. Berry
Trustee for three years-Captau
Eimple
T. a. Kelly retiring exalted ruler
delegate to the National Convention
az Los Angeles. California.
T. s. Kiss. alternate.
Treasurer-GeorEe Dorsey.
Tiler-Frank Berry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

RUSSIANS
(conanusd from Tir,, rAr.h

fortress OF Ossowetz. Here the Ger
mans can use their railway from Lyk.
and there is good road across the
marshes. but with their armies fall.
ing back on either side they cannot
remain long. British military experts
say
To the south. according TO a Berlin
dispatch. the Germans have evacuated
Myszyniec. which is right on the East
Prussian border, northwest OF LON.
"a. while further west. near Mlawa.
they are believed actually to have
crossed the border after a defeat al
-Przasnysz. The Russians also show
revived activity in Central Poland. and
have attacked the Germans east OF
Plock and near Skierniewice, south.
west OF Warsaw
In the western theatre the Anglo.
French armies. like those OF their
Russian ally. are doing most OF the
attacking but latterly without appar.
emily making any further progress.
although they claim TO have repulsed
German attacks which were delivered
In an effort to regain lost ground.
Fourth Sunk.
The sinking OF the German subms
rine US, as officially announced TO
day. makes the fourth Of these vessels
10 be sunk by British warships since
the beginning Of tbs war. the others
being the U-lj. the us and one ram
med by the destroyer Badger on the
Belgian coast II Is believed that a
French destroyer also sank one. and
the captains OF two British merchant
men are claiming the prizes offered
Tor the first merchant captain to &c
count for a hostile submarine rbe
claim OF the captain OF the steam
collier Thordis In connection with
which the admiralty says he probably
sank submarine. Is being disputed
by the captain Of the steamer AIstov.
who says he previously sank one.
There IL no news TONIGHT of fba
naval operations In the DardaneIIes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
STATE CHAMPS
HERE TONIGHT
THE ELKIHs HIGH SCHOOL PLAYS
WHEELING ON Y. N. c. A FLOOR


The basket ball season is fast drawing
10 a close. but an, local high school five
has "A very attractive offering Tor to-
night on the \. NJ. e. A. floor. la the
Elkius high school thrice champions OF
West Virginia The champs PLAYED
irmont high last night and viii arriN o.
In this city this morning.
Early IN the season the tId Gold and
Blue Invaded the remote mountain fast
ness OF Randolph county and BROUGHT
home the bacon to the tune OF 30 Co -.
Coach Thornton and his youngsters
threaten 10 repeat IN. performance.
Tn. lineup.
10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
LENrEN SERVICES
Held Yesterday a. So Nattbe.y's
Church We'll Attended.

IN" Lrnt'1 services held af -.
Matthews Episcopal church af noon
yesterday were very we'll attended
r0nadnr.rr Tho aE1rfrraa of fIr aarr
lrH Tho urrfIns lasted only twenty
m .nnfe7 and fhr address vac drIr.
cred hr Rrr % Fr.nIard Peter roc
'nr n' 'Ho church Nn0.rrf feature Iu
connie. Hnn With .Hr service vas Hr
special music IHa. HHa rendered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
BELLAIRE FIVE
WINS GOOD GAME
TAKE SECOND GAME IN IKE SEA
son PROM srsTERsvnLE
HI0H
Game was Past and Exciting Through
0ut-Two Good Preliminary
Games Played.

Bellaire's high school quintet won the
second game OF the season from the
sistersVile high school team last uigdt.
cunching che game by "a score OF f2 TO
-. Consistent team work by Bellalre
and Keen eyes for the baskets by Hous-
ton. Tobin and bor--, were the winning
points Of the game. borer led Ia has
kets with seven from the floor. Craw-
ford and Core starred FOR the losers.
both doing good work.
In the first half the game looked
good Tor the visitors. Bellaire led az
half time by "A close margin. Il TO II
Bellatre spurtcd in the second half and
soon assumed the lead BY fast playing
and kept the lead until the last whiS-
tie
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church. see Professor Soddy. OF
England. says 10 will soon be possible
to turn lead into gold
Gotham-ln that case little Belgium
ought some day 20 b. gold mine
onkers Statesman
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Marine Insurance was prarticed IN
Rome. a. 70. &. 10 was very general
pm Europe before the discovery 81
America, and DO is altogether provabIe
ihat he ships OF Columbus were I'm
sured for their fuil value
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rain OF yesterday made the work very
disagreeable. nevertheless the farm to
farm inspection continued un.am-
pered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.
Stenoarsphers 70 Be Given Federal
Test To-day.

To-day a civil service examination
for stenographers and typists will b,
held In the Federal building. under thu
direction of Examiner J. T. CowI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06

DAVE Says
This is the las, day OF the
big reduction sale ON Winter
suits and Overcn1tS.
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Goals from field: Houston. I. robin. 4:
2, Conway. 3. Richardson. !. core. &
Goals from fouls. Duffy. 6, conway. I.
Referee-Heide
Preliminary Games.
Two preliminary games were star,T
he first Was between the Mtdgetz AND
the SophomorcS and was won by the
former by a score Of - TO II. The So 20
ond contest was between the Firhfr
grades OF the Bellaire and Martins i',.r-
~ schools. Bellaire won by a score
OF to 3.
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1898 AND Sl4.4S
ARE THE PRICES.

And there may be a garment
there for you.
Certain it is there if you're
not too big.
And don't forget that it's
your last chance, for this sea-
son. II YOU find one TO suit
you'll save just about a half.
You may have a Raincoat,
too, at a marked reduction.
one-fourth off.
Drop in, to-day.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
The Thinkers of the
Country Are the
Tobacco CheuUers"

said one of the greatest thinkers
this country ever produced.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-30
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
 DIES AT HOSPITAL
Curtis B. Ralph Passes Away at Age
 Of Eighty Years-F'uneral
Tomorrow.

Curtis B. Ralph, for many years a well known resident here, died at 7 o'clock this morning at the New Britain General hospital. He was a veteran of the Civil war and will be accorded a soldiers burial. The fun eral will be held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from the Erwin mortuary chapel. Rev. Harry I. Bodley or Rev. c. E. Jones, rector and curate of St. Marks church, will officiate. h. terment will be in Fairview cemetery.
 MT. Ralph has been in failing health for some time and yesterday afternoon he was taken from his room in the Stanley building and re- moved to the hospital. He was eighty years of age and was a native of Cromwell, having been born there on May 12, 1885. When he was twenty seven years of age the Civil war broke out and he enlisted in the cause of the north He was not a member of Stanley Post, G. A. R., but the post will be represented at the funeral.
 MT. Ralph never married and leaves only a brother, Frank, of New York.
 In his young days MT. Ralph en- gagged in various lines of business and at one time owned two saloons in Cincinnati Of late years he had been living on his government pension.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-30
NEW HAITIAN TREATY.
Signed by American Minister and
 Haitian Foreign Secretary

Washington, Nov 3O.-The new Haitian treaty, by which the United States extends a broad financial pro- tectorate over the island republic, now is in operation under a modus vivendi, which has been signed by the Amer lcan minister and the Haitian secre- tary of foreign affairs. This tem- pOrary arrangement will continue un- til the United States senate has an opportunity to consider the treaty which already has been ratified by the Haitian government
 The treaty goes further in giving the United States control over Haiti's finances than does the convention un- der which the United States collects and supervises the customs receipts in the Dominican republic. Under the latter arrangement the United States retains a portion of the re- ceipts for payment of foreign credi- tors, and the balance is turned over to the Dominicans. Under the Haitian agreement, however, the agents of the United States are to re- tain a measure of control not only over the moneys to be applied to Haiti's foreign creditors, but also over the funds to be used in the run- ming of their government.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-30
TWENTY KILLED BY
 POWDER EXPLOSION
Fatal Accident Occurs In Prismatic Mill of Du POnt Powder Co.,. At
 Wilmington, Del.

Wilmington, Del, Nov. 30.-As the result of an explosion of large quantity of powder in the prismatic mill of the upper yards of the Du Pont Powder Company, near this city today, James Blair, young man of Du Fonts Banks, is reported dead.
 Seven men are in Wilmington hos pitals so badly injured that they are unable to give their names Their condition is so serious that the phy- sicians have little hope of their re- covery.
 The cause of the explosion is a mystery, as the conditions at the time were normal
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 Later reports indicate that the ef- fleets of the explosion were terrible. At least twenty men were killed, it is now said, and probably more.
 Officials of the Du Pont Powder company started shortly after 2 o'clock for the scene of the disaster to make investigation.
 At the powder yard the greatest excitement and confusion prevailed.
New Britain herald., 1915-11-30
SHORT CALENDAR SESSION.
Cases To Be Assigned at Meeting Fri
 day Afternoon Announced.

Clerk B. J. Danberg has compiled the following list of cases to be as- signed at the short calendar session or the city court Friday afternoon: William G. 2. Bolocchi vs. Car melo Dorato represented by Klett and filling and J. G. Wood respective ly Default for failure to plead.
 C. H. Olcott, represented by M H. Camp vs. Harry Ackerly, represented by J. E. Cooper. Default for fail- ure to plead.
 Salvatore Pulchini vs. Antonio Squlllociote, represented by F. B. Hungerford and M. H. Camp, respec- ticely. Bond for prosecution
 M. Kutowski, represented by Klett and filling, vs. Julius Malusecioski, represented by w. T. Mangan. De- fault for failure to answer and bond for prosecution.
 McEnroe vs. O'Keefe. Motion for bond.
 '. Peter Rocofski vs. Peter Konicki. Bond for prosecution.