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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

Don't forget TO take your water and
light discount ct.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

See Wise E Newman for olives. cram
berries, celery, and everything for the
fruit cake, also ready made fruit cakes.
-1115tf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

Don't forget to take your water and
light discount "a Ct.
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Worth Jones Injured

Worth Jones Injured Worth Jone.
Of Brownsville. son of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Il. Jones. was injured at San Benito on
Tuesday when he fell from a ladder.
striking on his head aud rendering him
unconscious for five hours. Worth. who
is employed by the Borlcrland Sugar
Corporation. was assisting some painters
when he tainted and fell. lie believed
the smell Of the paint caused him to
faint.
Don't forget TO take your water and
light discount u 81.
Ask for v0tes-Thr Rcxall Fountain.
service and quulitv.-1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

Don't forget TO take your water and
light discount. Ill "a III.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25
Thanksgiving Day has

thanksgiving Day has temporarily
halted the wheels of government in all the
city. county and federal buildings. Prac-
tically MI N the offices have been closed
in celebration u the holiday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25
About that plumbing that is 10 be done

Call Hayes & Sons. Scores of satisfied
customers. Phone 5O.-6l16Itf.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

Jesse bennett. assistant cashier at the
First National Bank. who has been at
FL PaSo the past six weeks. has gone TO
San Francisco to- visit the Panama-pa
cifi. exposition. Mr.. bennett expects to
return "a Brownsville soon.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25
For gasoline stove repairing and plu

ing, ring Charley Simpson at Newman &
Williams garage. Telephone 262.-adv. If
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25
Rush Work on Tenth

Rush Work on Tenth-In order to open
the street for traffic a. soon H. possible
the force NJ men employed y. the city III
building the street to the freight depot i,
not observing the Thanksgiving holiday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

Special Holiday boxes Of monogram TIA
tionery,s -. Bishops Print Shop.-233t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

lnvtstigate-San Carlos Meal Tickets.
z I26Itf
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

:. Katz Of Sinton. father of Mr. and
and Mrs. ID. l.. Spero- arrived in the
city last night and j. spending Thanks
giving with Mr and Mrs. Spero. lie
leaves Friday morning for Rio Grande
City. tV
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

Dudley NJ. Brown, "a the payma~ter'>
department. United States army, at Har-
lingen. j. in Brownsville today on a short
visit.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

nfain II. l.. Ransom Of the stat,
ranger company. stationed al Harllngcl
was among last nights arrivals in tn,
rity.
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Vote for Your FayOrite High School Girl

al the Rexall F~ountain.-1t.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25
PERSONALS

Mrs. Percy +. WHY'S and Mrs. J.. L.
DRYER of Harlingen were Brownsville
visitors Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-11-25

Mis- Corinnc Pupkin of San Benito i u
visitor ID Brownsville today, 4 guest At
the Spcro home on Levte street.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19
ANECDOTA

Tn dia que Carlos V iba a Yer el
claustro de los dominicos de Viena,
encontro en- el canine a IN labrie-
go que llevaba IN cochinito, cuyos
gruhidos molcstaban mucho al empe-
rador, Y cansado de escucharlos, dijo
a. rustico:
Amigo! NO has a~prendido nun
ca a hacer callar 4 IN cerdo?
Aquel pobre hombre. sin conocer
al emperador, lie dijo sencillamente:
No 10 he a~prendido. " III?
-Yo si-respondi6 Carlos,-c6ge-
e por el rabo y ver&s como no vuelve
& chillar.
Hizolo asi el Iabriego, Y al yer que
efectivamente Ell animal So callaba,
volvi6se a Carlos w lie dijo:
-Bien Sc conoce que has guarda-
DO cerdoS mas tempo que so.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19
UNA C0NOCIDA ISpECIE DE GE-
Ni.ROSiDAn.

En- la> hioGraria> Il" al@uno> ban
I,Irro- rGlcbrr>. rS may rrrrurnt'
rurunirar raS-o> 1iH @'nrroSO inS-
prtniimirnto N ljI" I.fo"a-idu, IT,
rrur H.. ramjnantr- y d. ~ranrh"riaS.
auXiiia a gent" mrIr>'rroSa y COM
partr con alglln irSvaljIo e, produr-
1" Il" SuS rapihaS. Los rrialoS Iu"
habIan ir las lIda> &C. 81 ViyilIo,
dr, p"rnalrS. d. Churho 81 Ruto. )
Ir Diego CorrirntaS = lie murho>
utroS. - rnrupntran llrHos il. rpiS0-
dos dr cSa naturai"Za.
Srguramenle lu" a nSr gTn"ro
prrtrnrrrn tambit;n los drsprendi-
mjrntoS d. Que nos dan curnt0 los
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19
ENTIRE DOS DOvINCOS


II y 4 "a NlN - n r ~
oAo4R AAA0A72o
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"'"" rs ""''C "' II list" !'""' my m"'"' '"'"" nay
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~" :. 49," 'H3' h'r'@> 'a"tca>. fW> ron P'"" ~ """"'" liz ="
'".
cf tn I"> diaries localr>. rH les trnNi a~, II algumn~ carrtEtrS ' Aut"no-
iIrS. en- las tirmdl~ cn las paEt"ila> dr los "ciG">" en- dondr Quirra. Los
tnduSriAlr>, Ii C%n4dra tn t0Imrvio ' laS aut"ridade> GrJ"niEaron una ST
mana que 81 de>Gua Il ruHD:ar y Vcndrr ari"ulu> fabrcah"> I'm l.! HaSa
eNclui,aulentr. : d" @hi ii aauacjU. ti - rNtinu!" Ii p"0iucciGH: ai
s., fUiaentH Ia industrial : :" prGt@i" al :UuCFtio.
La umr Fl Pas. inipnta 5rntre do -, prouio ucrnctro. 6 10 tie onS
fnuvr Ia sr1iici5r ccagrcri,r IT, les ES:.du> hides II America: : 10 ac
forma 81 nn>urnp alrrHn rr>2"cto del nunlo rntnro. pr iMponrr cI
"Iado in Carnlny." Guilrrmo !! .rra~a Brlgira ' Fraacia. dp>truye Ct
Doiari, na,i dr. ynrmtrr~s : >Dsti.,o un, IIrha de- iian2> con Ii>ia
90 y = los h,nlalercS mr\jcano~ , So dan mil tiferrnteS inlerrrrtncio-
mo- :, =, dc,rir, u,.r,,c pcrl T., ,i.mm, del ~IIada in 81 paso" s.. iumn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

Mientras el General Euerta hacia
IN repentino viaje . MEXICO Y Sc en-
tablaban irfructuosas negociaciones
de paz con Pascual Orozco. que per
n~anec:a aun en- Ciudad Ju%reZ. .os
zapatistas. como para vengar n derro-
IA de los revolucionarios del Norte,
~cy;endian diari&meate II IONA de suS
~sangrientas actividades ' refinaban
sus VI tradicionaIes crueid&deS. lie
yando,as 4 IA Gr&do. que llegaron {"
~causaF IN eytremecimiento de horror
no solo en- a CiuGad de Mexico. en-
cuyas goteras. como quien dice, tU-
vieron iugar las mas escanda.osas car
.niccrias humans, sino en- toda "a Re-
publica, que acab0 por darse clara
.ru.nta ;r IA iupo;"n'.d IL. G'"bi""no
del senior Nadero para volver a pals
"a. .>tado d" paz l,I" - pr"tu"ha"H.
cen sus predicas. primero. : mas tarde
con e! 30-3C. importado clandestina-
meale de los Est"GoS Unidos, ' pues-
tos en- nan dc los miSmos que e ere.
20 corvcrtir en- doci.es corderos una
vez que lIesara a PoGer Supreme.
per cl puente poIitico del interinato
de 81 lugartenienle. et senior de Ia
Barra.
IA uf1.y9 Drui9 fIr SAL, uIlr Naulu-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19
:Por que prcfiercn los mcNicanos nj Casa
de Gambia
"NatiOnaI Exchange

PorGuc Solamenie vendo bIllctcS de los
BanrO< Narional dc Mexico Y LOndres Y
Mexico. t0dO> del afO dc 1912 para airi>. Y
bilIelc> Observation-Disclosures. iinoS y OtrnS
garanliZadO> pOr e>critO-
pOrQuc mis- prcciO> son mas baratos que
los de %Cualquiera Otra %agcIcla.
i'OrUue nunca SOlICiTO III dInHr0 adelan-
taGO Para haccrle una rcnta.
y poriur al recib !" del Express Su pedi-
do. REVISA Y CUENTA >u> Di!lcirS ANTES
uE PAGAR 81 MpUIiTE al mi>Ilo Express.
pc c>Ia manrra I'd. >!rIupTe coInprara mo-
media mcNicani 4 <I cnI"i"t COnfOrm!iaG.
DrrcS.o 4 quien 10 ~>ulIri.c prop0rrirnar
inrnrneS >Obre SaliGa lie irencs i Mexico.
@ Cualquicr otrO a~uatu. E>crlDame anicS
de haccr -! cOmpri Z ORA casa.
iRTJ RO VI. GlENA3a.
Box No. 81. Larcd0. Texas.
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TRANSPORTE Y ALMACENAJE.

ContamnS con los mcjnr"S ~lemeninS para
llevaf : iracr Carga &C. las c-l:rlunc>. E~.r.-
CtIi atencl0a on 81 d"SrmbarGIr lie mercan-
rlaS y IN 81 !nanelU ) einEaQu" de- clJaS
ru"rtr>. cdldera-. !aT"nIOS. "lr. TenrrnGS al
ma"cne~ ron cGneIiOn"S T"r:Ocarr!l"ras .No
CGmnla5IO> Ca>aS.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER co.
Jlb-Jl4 DOlOrOSa II. Amh0S TrlffonoS $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
DESTROYER PLANS
ARE APPROVED

WASHINGTON. Aug. Plans for
six big cruiser destroyers. authorized
by the last congress. have been ap-
proved. They will be the frat vessels
tho design of which will have been in
huenced by the war In Europe and the
departments statement SAYS that
naval Information from abroad was
closely acrutinlzed By the constructors
before the plans were drawn
The vessels will have a maximum
sustained sea speed OF thirty knots
they will displace 1.125 tons. measure
$40 feet over all. have a width of go
feet seven inches and a mean draft OF
eight feet Provision has been made
In the design TO decrease rolling and
pitching az sea. making the boats more
comfortable for their crews
Each destroyer Will carry four tripIa
torpedo tubes. a main battery of four
. inch guns. those in the waist mount.
Cd high enough to Increase their ef.
hcicnCy in rough weather. and two
one FOUNDER anfiaircran guns nids
for construction viii be opened
October s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
PLATE ON BECKER
COFFIN REMOVED

NEW YORK. Aug THE police. II
was announced tonight had removed
from the coffin OF Charles Becker the
silver plate placed there by his widow
on which was inscribed the charge
that the former police lieutenant. cleo
trocuted al Sing Sing prison on Fri
day. was murdered by Governor
Whitman" after a police conference
attended by representatives OF the
district attorneys office. Inspector
Faurot, the announcement said, went
to the Becker home and informed Mrs.
Becker that the inscription was a
criminal libel on the governor and pre-
vailed upon her to permit its removal.
AZ the rectory OF the church az
which the funeral services for Becker
viii be held tomorrow. n was stated
tonight that the coffin would not be
received unless the plate In its pres.
ent form was removed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
Former French Minister Writes
OfWdr and German Preparation

military and naval preparedness n
1912 when the work ~ preparation
was accomplished and Germany wai
ready 10 profit from the hrst favorabis
circumstance.
To these historic evidences Of Ger
manys intentions vi Hanotauv offerf
what he terms further material aut
moral proofs OF Germany's Eel
purpose
Prom tho material standpoint ne
says. the far sighted and formidable
preparations Of the twin empires win
a view 10 war connot be- denied. with
the most savage resolution. In ahEo
Lutte secrecy. with fists clenched ant
Ips closed. two empires. armed 10 the
death. constructed monstrous cannon
filled arsenals with arms and ammunl
ton and conceived the prodiEiouf
mechanism for adaptlng the arts OF
peace 90 the art OF war The wholf
country was regulated like a barracks
Every slightest resource was cata
Iorued that nothing might be lost anf
au with the purpose Of offensive ac
ton There were inventories IN ad
vance the means Of defense erpioitabis
and the rich Of the countries coveted
Universal espionage prepared M
way for world conquest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
MARINES
French Land Troops at Port au Prince
With Consent OF U. S. to Pro-
teet Legation.

WASHINGTON. Aug. with the
consent of the United States. French
marines have been landed at Port au
Prince. where last weeks revolution
overturned the government and neces-
Stated the landing OF an expedition
airy force from the United States
cruiser Washington 10 restore order.
A detachment from the French cruiser
Descartes is now guarding the French
legation from which President Gull
laume was taken by mob and as
sossinated.
A request for the guard was pre-
sented by the French minister at Port
au Prince and cabled to Washington
by Rear Admiral Caperton, In com
mand Of the American expeditionary
forces.
Port au Prince was reported quiet
today. The battleship Connecticut
with 500 additional marines Is now
cnrOute 10 the island republic and will
be followed by the'hospital ship So
lace and the navy transport Hancock.
Other reinforcements may be sent n
there are any more attacks upon the
city by revolutiOnists such as that in
which two American bluejackets were
killed. The expeditonary force is ex-
pected to remain in Haiti until last.
ing peace Is restored
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
GAR CONFIDENT
ALLIES WILL WIN

LONDON. AUG. t.--On the occasion
of the anniversary Of the declaration
or war Emperor Nicholas Of Russia
has Issued an order 10 the Russian
armies and navy. according TO the
fcroErad correspondent OF the Reu.
ters Telegram Company. The EN-.
piror De- quoted as saying that not.
Withstanding the efforts which have
covered the Russian standards win
fresh glory. the enemy has not vet
been broken. and that the Russian
forces must not lose courage I'M the
face of the fresh sacrifices and trials
necessary 10 restore property and lie
tO Russia
Russia often has been subjected TO
painful triaiH. but on every occasion
has emerged with new strength and
power. aQys the emperor BE- OK.
rrtsses a hrm hope and unwaverinr
iaiih ln the fortunate issue of the con
hict fn fhis connection the emperor
aaks Tor the blessing Of Cod on the
armed forces of Russia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02

PARIS. Aug Under the caption
After one year" Gabriel HanotauK.
former minister Of foreign Affairs 10
the Figaro. today reviews the causes
Of the war and the "hystericai stages
leading Germany logically to this step
and 20 cast the die for the gigantic
conflict ln an attempt to Impose domi.
nation on the battlefield
Germany prepared for this war.
says NJ. Hanoiaux. with a long hand
a. an enterprise Of universal DONNA
ton once ready she chose her hour
and draREed alonE her accompiice.
Austria Hungary and her other ac.
complicc. Turkey DETERMINED TO
stop at nothing. the day when N be-
came necessary 90 sacrIhce the
worlds peace and Joy 20 her material
PROSPERITY and her pride. Germany
wiliod war"
This o. proved By historic docu.
ments. NJ HanotauN says. a. ha re.
views the growth OF the German
welt politik' idea. born az meeting
aboard the imperial yacht Hohenzoi.
Tern In 1897 recountod ln Chancellor
Won Buelows book and from which
came the motto. "Our future De- on
The seas" through hftsen years or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
MILITIA CALLED
OUT TO QUELL
STRIKE RIOT

MASSENA. n. ". Aug. I.-Three
companies of the state militia from
Malone and Oydensburg arrived mere
today and took charge Of the strike
situation at the plant OF the Aluminium
Company OF America. after a riot last
night In which one workman. who re-
fused to walk out. was killed. SherIn
Day. OF ST. Lawrence county. who was
called to Massena at the first out
break. was unable 10 subdue the
strikers. With deputies and police
men he charged the strikers at a
bridge entrance 10 the plant wnicn
they were holding. but the officers
were driven back. In this encounter a
policeman was severely dubbed.
Finding It impossible to control the
1000 employees on strike Sheriff Day
called upon Governor Whitman for
troops and the three companies
reached here at noon. The strikers
barricaded behind the bridge were
charged by the troops and dispersed.
Later the troops took possession OF
the plant and established patrol
the sheriff's deputies meanwhile being
sent out 10 arrest the strikers respOn.
sible for the outbreak
While there was promiscuous shoot
ing near the factory the militia tooh
no part in II. these encounters beinR
between strikers and employees who
had refused to join them in a walk
out
Representatives Of the men declared
that their grievance was due to a de
mand for higher wages which they
claimed was not granted No meetina
between strikers and officials OF the
company had been held up 10 a late
hour tonight The troops are expected
to remain until quiet is restored.
Colonel Hitchcock. OF Binghamton
commanding the First regiment. ma
tonal guard. r. expected here tomor
row 10 take general charge OF the sit
uation. Thirteen alleged ringleaders
OF the 1000 strikers we're arrested to
night
Investigation today showed that the
workman who refused 10 take part In
the walkOut was thrown into a cana
and drowned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
RUSSIAN WAR MINISTER
VIRTUALLY ADMITS THE
EVACUATION OF WARSAW

LONDON. Aug /. 1906 D. m.-A
dispatch 10 Reuters Telegram com.
pany from Petrograd. says
me Duma was opened today by
imperial ukase In the presence Of a
brilliant assemblags. including the
cabinet ministers and the members of
lne diplomatic corps Michael
Nldimirovitch RodEianko. president of
the chamber. In conveninF the aes
sion. said The more terrible the war
became The more Russia was imbued
~ the hrm and unshakablc Determine.
ton % brinE % 90 a successful issue.
This. said " Rodzianko "neces-
states complete unity 81 All classes
and the development of the produr.
tive resources Of The empire
" hodzianko asked the members of
the chamber 20 make HuEFeations 10
the government 90 no. hou this could
b. effected. During hls addroaa ha
greeted the diplomatic representativea
of The triple entente powers. who we're
eheered by the members of the cham
Der and ~ The public In the galleries
The demonatration reached be climax
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
GERMANS LOST
10000 AT LUBLIN

GENEVA. Switzerland. Aug 1. II 80
a. m, via Paris. 2:f0 p. m.-The Tri-
bune prints the following dispatch
from its Innsbruck correspondent.
The capture Of Lublin cost General
Woyrsch 10000 men IN killed. wound
ed and prisoners -Four miles north
of Lublin the Russians are hEhtina
hercely. dsputinE every foot Of
ground while covering their retreat
In an advance Of seven miles seven
army corps % Field Marshal Won
Mackensen lost $4,000 men
The army massed from Lowicz to
Ostrowiec has begun an advance upon
IvangOrod and NOvO Alexandria. the
evacuation Of which was comenced By
the Russians Friday night. according
10 the Germans. The Germans have
dispatched more than 100 trainloads
of ammunition from Radon and LODI
toward Warsaw since July g.
The Russians who attacked south
Of Przasnysz killed 5000. wounded
5000 and took prisoner 300 Of the
Eighth German army corps"
The Trlbune's Taibach correspon-
dent says.
"A general Italian offensive was
begun Yesterday on the Tyrol. Trcn.
tlno and Carnia front forcing the
Austriana 10 evaCuafo some of thofr
strongest positions Ualmatian rca-
mcnts which attacked FrcIkopf lost
sixty per cent Of their cffecfIvea The
Italians have pierced the second Aus.
frian line on the Carson plateau. tak.
inE. several miles of trenches"
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when. In the name OF the entire Rus.
sian people " Rodzianro @ankcd
Our new ally. the brave Italian ma
Ton He then spoke of "our brave
Polish brethren. who were the nrst
70 receive the blows Of abominabIe
enemy"
Brilliant Example of Duty.
The army said 81 Rodgianto ln
concluding. sets up a brilliant OK
ample on how 10 fuinu our duty To
the country T ls nov our duty 10
work day and nieht To- supply this
army with everything which DO needs
but 10 DO that it is necessary 10 make
changes We will neht until tho com.
pleie ruin of the enemy is accom-.
plishcd
sergius Sazanon. the foreign min.
lister. Who followed ~ RodrIanko. ~.
ter reiferannE that an Tho evidence
showed that neither Russia nor her aI.
lies we're responsible for me var. rave
a resume Of The political situation nut
he warned the members that DO vas
tConunusd on Pars ssvsnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
MURDER
Negro Shoots Another Near Fairnont
Killing Him Instantly and Then
Makes His Getaway.

Special Dispatch 90 the Intelligoncer.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Aug Joe
Ashby. negro gambler and gun man
late this afternoon shot Herman Pot
ter, negro shaf,man, three times kill
ing him Instantly. The killing oc-
CURED at the Anna Belle mines OF the
-Four States Coal and Coke Co. The
men were shooting craps about the
mines Saturday. having been paid.
when dispute arose between Potter
and Ashby and Ashby whipped out an
automatic and began shooting After
the murder. he held on persons who at
tempted 10 approach him and walked
away in the direction OF Pennington.
A half hour later Sheriff Conway had
a posse OF officers on the trail but at
midnight the negro had not been ap-
pretended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
BOOTLEGGER CUTS
PRICE; ARRESTED

Special pispatth 20 the Intcilirencer
FAIRMONT. ". Va. Aug. For
cutting rates. in whiskey selling. Har.
rison Millery. a negro was arrested
Saturday night at one OF the road
camps near the city. The negro was
selling whiskey az ten cents a drink.
the prevailing price among bootleg
gers here having been 20 cents a
drink previously. Some OF the other
negroes enraged because OF the cut
rates informed the officers and Nil.
lery was arrested In the act OF selling.
When his shanty was searched 1f
quarts of whiskey were found in a
trunk and he had sold several quarts
before being arrested lie is held in
Jail pending trial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
GERMANS HAVE NOT YET
OCCUPIED CITY OF WARSAW
REDWOOD GIRL
DROWNED IN CHERRY

Special Dispatch 90 the Inteiurenc.r.
REDWOOD. W Va. Aug. the
thirteen year old daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. =. 7. Norton OF this place. was
drowned In the North Fork OF Cherry.
a short distance above town late yes
terda yevening.
In company Sith some other chill
dren she was playing on the bank OF
the river and had gone out on a
sloping rock just below a dam In tne
river. and I'm some manner tell from
the rock into the deep water. ana
was past human aid before rescuers
could reach her.
No arrangements have been maze
yet for the funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
MEXICO CITY is RE-OCCy!P!!gss;;; z;
BY ARMY OF GEN. GOS.nALEZ|
GERMAN NOTE ON
FRYE HAS BEEN SENT

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Aug. The
German note regarding the sinking
OF the American ship William p.
frye. which was handed TO Ambas-
sador Gerard al Berlin yesterday. had
rot been received at the State De
partment tonight. II was expected
some time tomorrow. Secretary
Lansing said no word had been re-
ceived from the ambassador concern
ing the note.
Another important communication
expected tomorrow IL Great Britain's .
supplemental note replying TO the
American representations regarding
the British blockade and interference
with American commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-02
THREE AMERICANS
DEAD ON IBERIAN

QUEENSTOWN. Aug 2. 1.02 a. m.
The official list Of dead Of the Brit
ish steamer Iberian. shelled by a
German submarine. accounts for six
men-three Americans and three Eng.
hFhmen. The Americans we're Marx
Wileys. Of Boston. John Carroll and
- sheridan Englishmen. Proud
foot Appleby and O'Keefe.
The wounded Americans are Henry
Welsh. Charles Hsnsbury and John
Erawell Tho British wounded are
james McGuigan. James Berry and
J.. Bolton.