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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
PLANS APARTMENT
FOR EAST SD ST.
Nine Story House Will Re
place Flats Bought by
Samuel a. HerzOg.
BUY BROADWAY PLOT
FOR GARAGE SITE
Parcel Purchased Near Clare
mont Theatre Sale of Tenc-
mentS and Dwellings.

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
for Mrs. A. s. H. Schmidt 10, ll2
, and ia East SD St. between Park
apd Lexington avs. three ( story fat
houses. on plot 7I6xlo2.2 feet. to
Samuel A. Hcrzog.
On the site Nh HcrzoC viii erect g
p sly. apartment house with : rooms
and 8 baths to floor. which Will be
ready for occupancy on October I. 1916.
ms is the second operation Cf an
apartment house Mr. IierzoC has nc
ured IN IN East send st.. the other
being at l22, the site which was pur-
chased through the same brokers.
WIN. \. White & Sons have sold for
the Speedway Realty Co. jackson &
stern. the vacant plot on the south
eide Of l35th So. between broadway
and Amsterdam av.. size 160X1OO. The
plot Is directly east OF the Claremont
Theatre. The buyers Will build a mod
orn garage covering the entire plot.
Other sales follow:
eoTh ST.-1a>csh r. pay has sold for Tg.sr~s,
Pee: a. - IVES s0,h - Q. a c...- 49,, .,.' ..,.,
l.e premises ~ ii-..l,, purposes TIL, is ore
o. alterations ~ trade OF ac.uuu, OF Old co,'t.sr,s
AMSTERDAM Az. Joseph T. pay has sold ,or
lN"i-c hfrG-er 'e I've stony tenement with
STORES. at . Austrian A.. -t.tNlOO 90 "a client
f.r Investment THE consideration was '.- ali
cash. tbs is tie second lroIery . ms ac>c-ip-
n'n sod in DC immediate vicinity through fie
same ai"ker 81 ne Jas, m.a;h and tho broker rc-
ports that Two other sales are pending 'cr prorertv
rear d. which 8, evidence = thc cvc, iucreasrt d..
eide
AVENUE ST. JOHN-Thc Normal Construction
Company Brown q LaI.aI sold the new six story
apartment house. occupying pot .f1I0o feet AZ
Tie southeast corner GO. Avenue - john ana Fox
- The buyer hcrmire p.hrry>ky gives ir cv-
change $50 Nes, l4.i So. ~ story tenement with
s'nrss on JOG -.Ntf IT, --' fee' east ~ Eighth az
Tee latter parcel 1.ures s. tar 4ta free adj clear
j. vas acquired DIS tr seller 90 p.ainr~ Lass
January. j. d .loel1c sale conducted ly Joseph
i pAN. TIE sic NJ tle Bronx House was ac-
CURED hy GRE Ncrm4l concern last August from
the Hery Nc-g. -llu Company.
itoIH S1.-h-rz a Jren have resold Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
Commercial Leases.

Douglas J. Elimsu & Co have leased the sore
at the northwest corner u Madison a'. and Am
-.
VI Il ]. Hess leased the second loft az 90 Ne,i
l-th A. 70 the Independent Cloak House. and The
second loft At tl-3 West 2ist 81. 90 Bernstein
Erea'e. also the mid loft A. @ Wc>' -e'n s. 10
CLOAK suit Co second loft. at 55 West lsth ST.. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
NTRY PROPERTY.

COUNTRY HOME INFORMATION FREE TO
rroSpeeflve buyers iAst covers entire held Can %
srife No agents secretary cot NTRI HONE
SERVICE 1909 80 81 2lst st. Phone 1851
Md 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
COUNTY COURT.
Civil Calendar-Part tv-FAMGEIT, j.
QUEENS COUNTY.
SurREME COuRT.

SUPREME COURT.
Trial -SCUDDER. J.
Calendar In Part A. 10 4. m
Il - required that tie name Of trial counsel De
fel with the clerk IN Part before the calendar Is
\o case will be held for the engagement Of coun-
eel uples, hi, name has been filed with the clerk
Attention Of the bar Is called % Rules o. and
s. C,'endar Rules Queens County.
1ses must be pady for trial when reached In
CASE ON TRIAL
Wsshney su infant Brooklyn Heights RR co
Remainder ~ calendar passed FOR the dag.
Highest reached. l-tS
DECISIONS.
By GARRETSON. J.
Qreu' Becker Decision and judgment signed
lt.ersen East River Land Co and Ritkert Finley
testimony offered by defendants and which vas
t,fn subject % Li, objection and exception. and
a. which motion decision vas reserved. is granted
lld an exception allowed % defendants. DECISION
and jul ,fneut in favor ~ plan,if amt against the
defendants, with costs. signed Descendants requests
Ia, same Judgment Of foreclosure and sale
william stewart. referee. o. sell
t.l rore Hir-riman ~ al Judgment for plain
~ with costs. Plantrs and Defendant Hrsch-
mans requests 90 md passed upon.
49, kApPER. J.
Re Cuye. order signed
By SCUDDER J.
~. alley The Roosevelt Water Power and Lighting
Co 90 =. DE witt. kass Meredith Building Go Inc.
berg. Boz Auhuudae Cooperative Cous'ru-tion
60. lu 20 Queens Toy ami Novelty co. Malta Knapp
Lush Siuyye,ant Real Estate Go. Greenbers Brook
Sn. queens county Suburban u Go. Teck/
Mount Hairs 81 al. Chouies >chauli HreWUlak
~ orders gned
Amlutter Ambutter Final decree Of annulment
S,rch s,roh. Final decree OF absolute divorce
slgur,i
Re Fox. Muray l. I RR Co. oniers signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
REAL ESTATE At AUCTION.
No. SPA West l25th Street
-, ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
,oKorGn or BROOkLiN.

.....i,d house BOO nottingham fM,
IeaUiui h'"s rr.f mtae 500. Geo.
.a,,s 4 60. .si. A., o.. = ~" ............ 81,
.,e.lors opporu.ip S'o'g , I .ns Geo II
smith lsi7 A. D.. u "'"- ...-..... J.. hath. -
b, q. i65 % h.rss'n ,cnae1 Geo u S''''' 80
Ave- IL. - .,-cr,I Fi,kc Terrace DO f"9iHli17
Arkerson bu. '...s,r.ate. Co. ST. smith 1911
Az ~. h}h. -, a., .sle a. bargain
prices Gu ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
AfsnsaeldLR osen 4 Il

Per'nafMflier MsnsaeidiRosers al
Boufgl.0I Riuehar&D CO
Highest reached l.l3o
sURROGarEs c0URr-sAWYER a
A White Plains
WILLS FOR PROBATE
George Lynch
ACCOUNTING
ADMINISTRATORS ACCOUNTING
Jams A MrComas
COMPULSORY ACCOUNTING
John 2 CraIl0ck Gus'aFe Hsm3ufss
ENECf TORS ACCOTNTING
Alexander Thompso1 Wl b. nina " uch,nsn.
TO ISSUE EXECt TON
ThAiieGs Gree
Louise S0hUInz
AZ P1r- Chester Wefrssfsyl
PROBATE or WILL
Christian Welfa.bfch
PROBATE Or WILL
~ T~eksna. ThurslayJ
Absa,0m Travis
COUNTY C0URT-PLATT +
Ro'hVpN Nf&Sky Dur hiI snrarf
R1.trs Bate Lur.arof Y1f ters A q,
R0.trs Ba'es trffei Nor bern " L 60
TFfrt S. & r r Jones Yen 80
Loo T.',sr1 Dlefr Drf1
Fei G0faUe.I brIrofrg n AR
F,i Gl.fareuI McCarhy n 30
SflmIieb Nelson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF An ORDER or Hon,
orsll. Iohn + Cohalau. a Surrogate "
the County II Nrw York. nouct y ue'l.,
given 70 All persons having Claims as =,
Elizabeth FulicN. at 81 W. ,ha s,rps
%rw York. deceased. 90 present the 49,
vim vouchers thereof 90 The suDscIip',s
A. their place ~ transactns Dysla,,S
Room 1906 40 100 Broadway. Mamma a. 81.
I'm Tho CIV az New York. ou ~ oe4''7 49,
itth dav - November neNi Ma
n.,.t Nayy York. the 10th day 81 n"'
49, ALEXANDER BROLOh'
EDWARD q. NACGsh,
WILLIAM GoLDSrICKER Aty. for BIZ
.eutors. 1850 Broadway Ne~ 1orA----
~ pr.RST'ANCE u an order OF hono's IS.
Iohn Z COhAlan. a Npff"t".' .i,ea
Comfy of New York. notice - "f.I !. S.,b.
q an persons having claims at go. A'gS n, New
w deceased 20 present thr same 80,
touchcrs thereof 20 thr subscribers a. e,scs
place Of transaoting business: ~ : Ben.
II their attorneys. Everett car ne uSe,.,,xh
otict 40 81 Wall street in hr p'' az
~, Manhattan. ely % New t'lA W
I.ef,r' tnr Nth day Of october neAs ,,,n
Dated New York the ON Gay %
1910 WALTER p BLISS.
GEORGE -. AGNEW.
EVERETT CLARKE & BENEDICT A.
torneys for Executors. }. wan Cav
Hrrough OF Manhattan. New iofH e.a.
ID.
puyFE. WILLIAM HENRY Ply S0p
snance OF an order q Honorsbie 20" &.
Cobalau. A Surrogate OF the county o.,sors
work notice Is hereby given 90 az 49, p
having claims against william he"y ark
pbvfe ate OF the county OF NFN ,srh.
ds,.,sed 10 present the same WIN &c.
er. thereof 70 the subscrib'f Ar "s, 49, Al
~ transacting business. AZ the o ',t
Trederick Woodruff. 40. 100 M4s. al,
IN mo CIV OF New York. on OF Oeio'e
i5th day Of October next v.,ch
n.t,d New York the ssth day 0l
1915. hpiAh ,,f,isfratrir
FREDERICK s. WOODRUFF, 49, ~.
Tor AdmlnlstratriN. le3 BrohlM ss;,s
ough 81 Manhattan New f"rA S.ss ~
NrkEAN. MARIA In PtRsl AN,S wss,rs.
o"i.r n Uou Robert Ludos feSef 80,
sttr 90 tne touu5 u Nes iofA noiles y N.as
.,,.n 10 all pclsols has.ag ,iaim, Asa'y "a a.
Il Nskcau ate % the Gounh q Nfe ,h,,es
cr..cc t0 Qrc,rut The sans aiin 'o..rs,,,e ~
70 thr subscriber al his place o. uasas" q ga
n,ss At the oiicc Of MARI truss tomP.s, M Nss
Flfth syeuue. Borough u Manhaitsh tVat<
lork on of before The IN dAJ - ~ "'
patrd New Yo.A JanuaD tth isle,,.,,.,o.
JOHN y MckEAN. Aimihissss - IA
NICHOLAS l. BETlEMAN. Auoinsss .,..xa
miuisifator No s. Liberty stiess pssS-s
Manhattan. Nes iork IiO' W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11

RECEIVER aPPoINTtO-sUPREMe COURT.
Hy u sTlIE DnNNELi.i
Jobn M Bu,er. M4r y Saith " T. Rooney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
STATE.
COURT OF APPEALS.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT,
Appellate Term.

Special Term-Part i-DONNELLl. J.
MOTION CALENDAR 10 so a. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-11
CITY COURT.

Trial Term-COHALAN. S-At 10 30 a m.
No DAY calendar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
SHERIFF WALLACE
Prominent Mononn1ia Official Dias rof-
loving Operation for Appandi-
ctua-Funerai wednesday.

Special uisrafrh f1 ffe Intelligence
MDHrANTEWN. W Ta. Aur 90
N1uonEalia county laaf ono 81 ffa moan
.nIund rIfifHrr today when aFrrIfr r.ru
Dr. wallace aurrIutHd at tho CIf. H.a.
rlfaI following nu operation for arrlrFI.
,ltiH rlch Voc performed late thurs
Mr Waiifras death rrma az o. sudden
shock fH hI. IMAM. frirrHH Dol fHIa r...
..u % tne state aa DO wac NOT fHuurft
'Naf NIH condition unH serious HrFH #...
EUafrr1a. afternoon
Mr WrIHra spent bic DYING hours a,
SONS over NIH f|IHIrraH attain. uIfU ..r-
H.rnI friends and uraaEIrr .I..rIrr
'H fI' family who surrounded biz
urrr1rrf wee tH years Ola and be- uf-.
tife1 hF DIE wife and Hra sister SIC
IHHfHu ard f.Hr children Doe Ha-
.n prominent FOL publ" affairs Ir r.Ia
NN| '.r fuHufH H"IrH U. unH 4
mrwhrr ~ fHH Masonic cod FrHI.s.a .rr
NnIn.fH .f IrfHIHr IHTr.H nrT = af....H
.' 'NH Ir"HH. frrIHr church u.
fa elected HHrr.F .. W-.r.nrrrf.
'. ln .tft nr fHr Republican fIrFrf
wilton Gilbert one .r fha
men Dol fHH r.IFrr
funeral wII fafr place Wrfnlafav
doom CO. "r.".H loot" ODD count. ~
many business H.IHH. mUI
'rr.r nlr.H.an fHr .rr..I.a
Nr Wei ore Iirf w.fnrIf fr.Irr -r..
NJ. com hlr1f.Hr Hf HIa .flIr arf.
which ia fIlrd With county fonda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
THREE MORE RAIDS
marshall County Authorities. Headed
oS prosecuting Attorney Parriott.
Make Several Arresta

The authorities of Marshall county
again became active last night and
continued the raids on alleged sneak.
easys. Prosecuting Attorney j. d
FArlott o part In the raids in per.
son. The places raided Yesterday
we're taken unaware. as the raids a,
sunday seemed TO indicate that the
authorities were through. Il IL thougbt
that there will be some convictions a.
extra good evidence Is said TO hays
been secured.
George Fuilerton's 5lace in Nc.
Mechen was taken and ~ pints OF beer
was found In the Refrigerator. He was
IN the county Jail a. Mounds
vile. Two men swore hat thev pur.
chased liquor In this place.
frank Wilhelm. OF Benwood vas
next visited and the largest ouantitv
OF o ever found in a speakeasv in
thst city was conhscated. He vas
lodged In the Marshall county ,aiI
ms son escaped to the hills.
org W. Alender. OF NcNech.,
was found on the river shore win :,
cool keg on tap and was mmedtatsIv
,akeh INTO custody and the authori
ues' AFTER making a search. found an
other keg buried in the sand and
three empty gallon whiskev aasLs
John bisset Was taken as a -colleag,,.
county jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
MURDERS

MURpHYsBORO. m.. Aug Joe
neterr'. the negro under arrest At
harrisburg. FOR the murder ~ Mrs
j. w. Martin, has confessed the crime
according 10 p shrrifrs announce.
ment today. Mrs Martin was slain
On her home here Friday Tho negro
had been parolcd from the state no.
iormaiory ar Pontiac a. tho Instance
"t Mrs Martin Her husband was
me neEroes surety and DO was given
"ofk DO The Martin household BE
l"l nccn tent 10 Pontiac Tor stealing
n rims from Mrs Martin
A~rrnrdInr tp Tho officers Doberr-
sa'f ho wac "gin crarv and srr-,
because NrH Martin would ra. nor
m'' ffe dinner dishes f1 r1 urwr.h.
Cd He told tho sheriff b. was ssid
That Do boaf the woman to death with
ID poker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
KANSAS MINERS
TO GO ON STRIKE

PIITsBURG. Kansas. Aug An
attempt 10 settle difficulties between
miners and coal operators here failed
late today ard tonight q strike order
Nent into effect Twelve hundred
miners employed In eleven mines OF
me sheridan Goa company and sub
salaries were told 10 QUIT tomorrow
The dispute was aid 10 hsve
arisen over the refusal % one mine
10 give work 10 miners OF another
mine which had been closed down.
The miners. claiming the WORKINGS
were owned by the same
while the operators asserted the con-
trary.
Labor officials said the working
contract provided that men rendered
IDLE ~ the closing OF n mine
SHOULD be given employment in .ome
other mine OF the company n one
was working.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
KILLED THREE
young Man Shoots wife, Her Brother
and sister-Attseks His Son
and Attempts Suicide.

CHICAGO. Aug LEAVING a
young woman. over whom ne nad
trouble with his wife. IN his
bile In front o. the house. George a
Jones. As years old. a raraRe owner.
today entered the home Of his brother.
ln-iaW M shot 70 death his wife. her
sister. Catherine Coseroyp. and her
brother John. and tried 90 sIay ms
own son. Harry Jones. lie then 70.
turned % the automobile. drove the
young woman home and tried to com.
INIT suicide
Jones bad quarrplcd with biz vile
about The attentions no. I4 raid fo nave
paid Miss Margaret BItfner u "a
Old Mrs Jones had gone fo live with
her brother and had brought suIt Tor
divorce When served with notice or
the Fuli. Jones went 20 rho home OF
hls brofhorin.law and called for his
wife.
Before che could speak ho shot her
Aa toarrovf and DIE sister tried 90
infercedo. he turned on them They
ran and DO shot them in tho hack
IIla con Harry. 1s years oII. escaped
hy fleeing down an alley a rroWr
attracted By tho shots. tried fo cap
furo Jones but failed
Miss HIttrcr Eaa taken into suafa1y
aH % witness Sho aaId ahr fIf MOI
know Jones Intended t0 tU anyone
when she accompanied him fo zee rts
wife
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
BRIEFS

Cash f. what you will have 20 use
at the West Virginia State Fair this
TAI. No tickets are to be used at the
gates. as the "pay-asyou-enter" sys-
tenn II TO be installed. In THU way
there VIII be no Jams OF eager patrons
around the ticket windows. The en-
trance will be large enough TO hanale
more than 500 people per hour.
Ivan Mattick. pistol toter. escaped
from the prison camp near Clinton
Saturday night. The man had Ave
more months 10 serve. and an effort
Will be made TO locate him. This ~
the third escape since the camp has
been established.
The Ohio county insanity com
mission will meet Friday morning at
the county building. when several
cases will bone up for disposal.
Starting yesterday morning the
city started imposing penalty on all
persons who make applications for
municipal licenses. About 1000 have
been Issued thus far.
"A letter OF invitation was re-
cevied yesterday morning by Mayor
Kirk asking hat he. with members
OF the local board OF county commits
sioners, attend a meeting OF the
Southern Appalachian Good Roads CON
ference TO be held at Blueneld. Octo-
Der 1915.
A conference leading towards the
a~dvisability OF a ~jucenile court was
held yesterday morning between the
county commissioner aud the prose-
cutting attorney.
<. ". Chase. third OF the alleged
diamond switchers gave bond yester.
day and was released from the county
Jail.
DR.. s. l. Jepson. formerly a resi-
dent OF this city. is visiting here. lie
1 snow State Health Commissioner
and is living in Charleston.
Prof. Firman y. Baer. OF the Agri-
cultural Experiment Station A; Nor
gantown, and W. II. sin, OF the Pan
handle association. are securing IVES
Virginia. coil for analysis on plant
food qualities.
-Blueield will send a large dele
cation OF boosters to Huntington con
vention OF Elks. next week. with the
intention OF securing the 1916 con
vention.
Prof. Horace Atwood, sneior
agent OF the Panhandle Agriculture
club. returned home yesterday after
noon from a vacation spent al his
home in Locke. n. Y.
The first meeting OF the OIL and
Gas association OF West Virginia will
be held in Parkersburg, during the
month Of September.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
GERMAN DESTROYER SUNK.

LONDON. Aug. .. s.O2 p. m-The
British admiralty tonight announced
that a British submarine had returned
and reported the sinking Of n German
torpedo boat destroyer. believed 10 be
Of the G-ls6 class on July % near the
German coast.
The German destroyer G-196 was
completed In 1911. The vessel dis.
placed $50 tons and was capable Of
travelling AZ a speed OF more than 32
knots an hour. She was fitted with
two "a Founders and three torepdo
tubes. Her complement in normal
times was q officers and men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
WILSON GETS OVATION.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. William
Is wilson. secretary OF labor. was of.
hcially welcomed today TO the Pana-
ma-Pacuhc exposition by a parade
included every available federal fight
ing man in the military district OF
san Francisco. Troop quarters at
h Preside including Goa artillery
n hospital corps. marched with ma.
rlnes, sailors and midshipmen from
warships In the bay. Special addres.
IS were made az the exposition.
Secretary Wilson with his depart.
mental chiefs will open a labor con.
ference here tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
Big EXCURSION
To Leave over Pennsylvania Railroad
Thursday Evening for Atlantic
City.

II is expected that Thursday even
ms. n OF h largest Atlantic City
excursions TO be run out of the local
station OF h Pennsylvania road viii
depart for the popular resort.
The chances are tina fully $50 per
sons or the Wheeling district and
down-river points. who will come heta
10 take the train, will make up tlte
bic party. Arrangements were made
last nicht for four extra sleepers 10
ne To the regular train. de
parting az $50 p. m. while an equal
number OF extra coaches will also be
attached 10 the train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
PEN REPORT
0en' Sovernor by Warden Shows In.
crease on 20 conViets for July.
Other Prison Notes

according 10 the report OF Warden
". n White. OF the MoundsviIe men
itenuary. sent 20 Governor "A. u Hat
neld' there was an increase OF 20 con.
Viots In the prison during the month
OF July ON July I there were DOS
Gonhned in the institution. and on
July II there were 1927.
faroie Oficer a. J. Coleman ar.
rived at the p%enitentiary YESTERDAY
afternoon with eight convicts two
nom Putnam county. sentenced IN
serve hve years each: two from Ka-
naWha and four from CabelL Fari
Evans brought FIVE men from Logan
comfy yesterday afternoon.
Two men were discharged from the
Institution yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
YERDUM IS NOW AN
UNDERGROUND CITY

NERDUN. via Paris. Aug :. iO:se
m-The Germans hammertnE a.
Nerdun. the fortress on which the
drive OF a year ago went 10 pieces
hke a wave on a rock. may continue
Tor years and wears without making
the slightest impression.
The underground life With which
h trench combats Of this var have
familiarized the world. and 10 which
the modern soldiers already are &C
eustomed. perhaps has reached It's
climax In an immense UNDERGROUND
city prepared for The defenders OF
the key % northern France Niles
upon miles az streets. alleys and pub
lie squares. chambers stocked with
vine. -four and timed meats. lodging.
recreation rooms. a bakery equipped
10 make bread for 10000 men. and
heat. light and telephones. like a
modern apartment house. have been
constructed beneath the smiling. un-
revealing surface OF the meadows Of
the valley OF the Meuse surrounding
Frances barrier which has been
placed in the path OF whoever attacks
from Metz.
On the level OF the old moats Of
the ancient fortress. - feet below the
summit. the galleries begin. There
are no evidences in the most military
preparations that already have been
completed Of any lack Of ammunition
necessary TO stand an old~-fashioned
siege. Here also the stan r. quar-
tered and an entire army corps can
easily BE- accommodated underground
with everything necessary for its live
lhood for months.
The last violent b~ombardment by
the German long range guns was a
marked effort. The stronghold was
lot even Scared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
FIFTEEN DIE from HEAT.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 2-Ftueen
deaths and numerous p%rostrations
were reported 49, due 20 the heat here
today. Eight n the victims were IN
fants. Although the maximum tenn
perature Of 90 degrees was six De
low yesterdays high mark. the humid
ity was greater. registering NJ per
cent at one time in the forenoon. Rain
brought some relief tonight and the
local ~forecaster promised cooler
weather for tomorrow.
During the last four days Al deaths.
including II children. have been re-
ported as a direct result or the not
weather.
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EFFORT TO sTANoARoIzE
PRICE OF GASOLINE.

ERIE, Pa. aug. 2-In conference
here today. the executive committee
OF the Automobile Association Of
America began a nation wide inves-
tlsatlon looking 20 the s~tandardiza-
ton Of the price Of Eaoline. Louis h.
Speare. Of Boston. was appointed 20
make b Inquiry. He will report in
October.
The executive committee favored
reciprocity with Canada on the ques.
ton Of allowing American registered
20 drive in Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
SURRENDRRS
william Murphy Gives SELF U 10
Prosecuting Attorney. Charged
With Assaultina Edward
Christman.

William Murphy. Fulton young man.
charged with assault with intent TO
Kill walked into the prosecuting at
torney's office yesterday with his at
torney. s. O. BOyce. and gave himself
up. Murphy Is charged with having
struck Edward Christman over he
head with a ball bat about two weeks
ago at Fulton.
lie waived a hearing yesterday be
fore Squire Hennigan. and furnished
bond In the sum OF $1,000 for his ap-
pearance at the September grand Jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-03
5000 FIRE

special Dispatch to the Intelligence
MARTINSBURG. " Va. Aug -
Spontaneous combustion to-day.
caused q dangerous blaze in the nuiId.
ing occupied by The Berkeley Storage
company and before 20 could be- ex.
tinEuished by the hremen 20 had
caused a loss ~ four 10 five thousand
dollars The IRE originated In a room
In which much valuable furniture was
stored. The insurance vas only par.
fiaI