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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

bur4aus nidt uuseef6loF.u, bub bic
gan5e Ha9ri9t nur aus Der Cuff ees
sriffen ift.
Bulgnrien bat elmer beutI9en 4oms
miIIion bereits 10000 Sonnen @es
treble psrtouft, bic Iofort auf Der 9os
nau berfdifft iperben fOnnen. Sd5u
fam 0eutidlanb pettere GinfGufe
MAIDEN unb 5tpar in unbeI9rGnfter
SudntitGt.
RumGnien bat fidb tntf9loHen, Die
S9iffe in feinsn SGfsn, tueIte NIT
9str,tbe, bos bon 9eutfden ober
SeFsrrsi9srn unb llnsarn ansetauft
ipurbe, bsIabsn fino. IofOrt abseben gu
IaFsn. 4u9 1T i.bs @strsibsausfubr
on bic 3entruImd9te seitattet tporben,
nit Der sinsisen GinfdrGntuns. baB
oas @etreibe, eb es bds 2anb perldbt,
beauNt fein muB.
0ie bulgarifd den UlGrtte iin6 fir
ben antauf bon 9etr.ibs, 9ebensmit=
tsln uno 5uttsrmitteIn fir Die 3sn=
trdImG9te ssOffnet porben. Rad
sinem atptfden benz 6sutIden 9etrsi>
bemonopoI uno ben bulgariI9sn Be
BORDEN abssfdIoFsntn GtnperftGnbuis
foIl Der sonSe lleberf9uB an 2ebenss
mitteIborrdten in 8uIgdrien benz oeut<
f9en 9etreiotmonopol gum 4nfauf
5ur @erfiisuns ssiteut psrbsn.
Sie erfe Sransattion betrifft ben
4ntauf Der WaisporrGte au einem
prsts, ber fiinfsis proaent iiber ben
preis bpr Dem Rriege binousgtganz
gen III. Die sriten S9iffe tperben
fdon auf Der Donau sslaSen. Mu9
psrIautst, bab baIo Die gabnitrede
Mf4-8elsrab benubt tperoen faun.
Ssnnant, Der parlamsntssll sllnte.Tsz
trstdr 6es britif4en arigsamt.s. CAB
neuIi9 i'm llntsrbous befannt, bab
bon Wni bis Sttober Der tGsIide 6ur9z
f4nittIi9e 8erluft Der 8riten 795 Bee
trassn babe. DIES srsibt na4 tOnIerz
patiber Re6nung bisber Die ungefGbre
3aN bon 10000 Mann, babel finb
Die 5run5ofen, unb pabrfdeinli9 au9
Die GufraIisr unb anbersn britif9en
4OlOniaItrupptn, ni9t mitssrs4nst.
Die in gnelanb aussessbenen 8.rluit<
Iiiien btSiskn ii9 ndmli9 INNER nur
auf Srupps bon Dear Slo GnsIanb"
allein. Tennant fiists binsu, bie
srObte 3abl Der 8srIuite bsaD9en ii9
auf grtrantt., Mren @eiamtadH ii9
auf 10000 belief. aber es iDnne
fein, buB man bon a9tais proaent ber
grtrantten bOfFen oilrfe, baB lie mics
Der tampffdbis iperben mDsen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
9as 9ef9Gft bGabt.

Die Wbits 60. in glepelano, o.,
miro, tpie mitgetsilt tpirb, unter Oit
&Dntrple bon s. @. Morson &c 60,
bon Rep gort, Die 5istalaseuten Der
9lliirten, iibergeben unb es ion oanr
eins neue 9eielidaft nit $100,000,s
600 gttientapital gssriinbst fp.roen,
Die Dbite 60. 1T cine Der btbeutenbs
itsn Gabrttsn bon 4utomobilen unS
Gaitautps Der Welt. Seit ausbrudj
&s Rrieees bat iie 2aitautos fir
slpanais Bis fiinfunoaDunsis Willius
men Dollars na9 europa DerIanot unb
foIl baraN iitbsn Bis a.bn Milltonen
peroient baben. Sie bat Dor einigen
Roaaten an Die Snbdber ibr.r banlas
lisen 4ttien In S6be bon $2,500, 900
9iDibenben 5u ie einbunbert pro5ent
in Stammattien unb prioritGtsn bers
teilt. Serner tpur6en $500,000 oft.
8or5ussaftisn au 9uniten bon neuen
suriidseao9.nsn un6 ba6ur9 bas auss
ftebenbe attisntapitaI auf $4,000, 900
gebradt.
Wie aus berlGbIi9er DuslIs berlaus
tet. bat bic Du pont Bomber 60. eine
ipsitsre BsfsIIuns bon pulper in 66be
bon $65, 100000 bon ben qniirten tn
europa erbdlten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
Gbina Vertanf.

@usliiHs Por,sllan Dinner sets
100 Sihds; eotn Sob @rtffs nne COL
bsnts BanO, nit 9aarltnls RdnosHl
$3.50. u
Nmsrilaniihs POr,sllan DinnsrSsts
100 Sthds; 8lumen 8anousr3isrun'
gen psrfGisoene Wtufter 3ur ausmabl,
SIC. SO 0srtt. ipeSisll 3u $12.4s.
@nalil6e Yor,sllnu Dinner Sets
Tisfs Blumen Ranouer3tsruusen.; s24
Dsrtb, ipeSisl Su $3.50.
OelterrsiHiihe @tina Dinner sets.
roio Blumsn RanOueritsrunssn 10C
Sthde, 1880.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
AbenO Yantotfeln.

VIE bi. nsuen uub uetttn Nb.no
Shattiruns.n. Satin, @olb une Sil'
Der mstullif9ts Eu& uno BreHit Rib,
einfa9 uno btaoso. 49,
Gin aussrs.wSbnli6.r Sorratb IN
uoreslsbsn morbeu fir bic beuorifsben.
ben 5sitrtaes Jlothwsnbisfeiten unb fiir
bie 9ewohnten 0tnter abenb Bebtirf'
uilie. WtaHst bic ueutn HbenO Sau'
tofeln NIT bsm @sisllihaftsfteto hbsr'
einitimmsn - oieiss lit Der S6hepunft
Der pollftdnbissn Eoilstte. ylsusfts
Stile uon So bic 81.
Saupt Slur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
Die RrieasIage

Oas SdidIal Serbiens ndkrt ii6
NIT Riefsnidrittsn Istn,r GrfiiGluns.
SsIbit i'm siinitisiten SaIle tann ss
nur cine Stag. bon ip.nissH Sas.n
fein. Bis aur b0llisen @ernidtuns Der
ierbiiden StretttrGfte. vi. trieseri.
fden Grsisnife In Ssrbi.n fpi.len iid
duf afp.i bon einanoer setrenntsn
S9aupIGbsn ab. auf Dem nSrOIiden
tGmpfsn bic Sruppen Der 3.ntrol>
mG9te eemeinidm nit ben Bulsaren
ses.n Die fsrbiids Sauptarm.s. SIN
Siibsn fteben Die BuIsar.n auf aipei
sIetdfaIIs setrennten Sronten Der
fransOff6sbrittf9en SiIfserp.bitiOn
unb elmer iiOIi.rtsn i.rbiiden armee
ssgsniiber. Die ierbiI6e Sauptarmee
I'm Rorotn iit nabeau poIIftGnbis ein=
ssf9IoHsn.
Rndoem bic Giibluns ,tpif9sn ben
armssn GaGipib un6 4OD.B unb Der
buIsarifhen uutsr Der Giibruns bes
Generals goiabiisff berssf.GIt if.
f9Iiebt ii@ ber Rr.is Inn Sie Serben,
bersn BibsrffanS INNER idpG9er
pirS. Dos Stmpo fir bieien Dors
mori9 sibt Die in 6em fdtpi.risiten
GslGnbe f6mpftnbe 4olonns on, um
ben 3ufammenbdns Der ssfammten
2inie aufre9t au erbdlten.
Gm gnbe Der mode mar Die So9s
lass auf ben br.i SrOnten 0.s isrbis
fden Rrisssi&oupIaBes uns.fdbr pis
fOlst:
Cine 6ftsrrsi9iI9s armee bdIt an
Der peitli9en 9renae Wonttnesros
bic Da9t uno it0bt sesen 3asrab unb
bon pind aus unb eegen 8ielo
poIi. Dor. Die armstn aObtb unb
@a[ipib bob.n Die 2inie Sabor-
Rasfa- RuriumIpd Raban-S Drug
flea srrei9t, ben Infdlub nit ben
gulsdren bel 2.stopat btrs.itellt unb
trsibtn bic Serb.n auf bieIer breiten
Jront por iih Der. Die bulsariide
5ront betpest ii9 auf Der 2inie 2ess
fopae-Rumanolpo Dor, bic ii9 in
biretter Ri6tung bon Often na9 Wez
iten Biz 9alan6eIe (SetoIo) unb bis
an Die alban,iiI1e 9renSe bsrIGnsert.
9us nG6fte 3iel Der Sperutionen Der
Dsrbinbsten, Oitsrreidifdsunsarifhen
unb buleariI9en glrmeen bilbet pris
ftina. Dprt biirfte Der pOIIise 3u=
Tammsnbrud Der ierbif9.n Suuptars
NEE .rfOleen.
@s iIt nit 8eitimmtbeit anounebz
men, bob nidt unbetrGdtlide Streits
trGte bon bieIem 3riegsIdauplab
na9 Dem IiiOIi9en sur 8eritGrtuns
Der bort tGmpfenben 8ulsdrsn bereits
abge3osen tporoen iinb. Die Gage Der
bortissn ierbiI6en armes perIdledtert
iid, mi. nun aud Der rSapas" saprres
fponbent in 9ttben 5usibt, bon Sag gu
Gag. Na9oem Die S.rben aus Dem
8nbuna>puB sepOrfen uno bic 8uleas
rem gegen arui9eipo anriiden, 1T audi
oieIe IerbiI9e Qrmee In Die 9efobr ees
tommen, BON Der einsis nod offenz
itebnbsn RiidSusslinie auf uIbuneiis
fdes @ebiet abeefdnitten gu iperben.
qrilsp ift bersits senommen uno baz
NIT lift aud Monuitir eeliefsrt. 9urd
Die BeieBuns oes 8obunaspuFss bos
ben bic 8ulearsn Die @treinisung Der
Ssrbsn nit Dem frunsDFIdsbritifden
6iIfsiorps ptrbtnbert. Die auiirteu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25

Die pi.raebnte gisutrulitdtsertIGs
runs Der Ser. Staaten felt benz Be-
sinn Oes .uropdif4en 2riesss ipurbe
nsuIi4 perOffentlidt. sic beaiebt fid
auf Die SeinOIe teitsn 5lpifdsn 9rObs
britnnnien, Sfantrei9. Ssrbien. unb
StaIi.n elmer - uno 8ulsarien anbes
rerfeits.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
103 Sabre aft.

Sn @Oreeit.r, Waf,. If bic furbis.
Srau Betip @enep i'm GIter bon 103
Sobrsn eeitorben. Sic mar In Ourap.
@a., in Der Stlaperei seboren unb fur3
bor 8eginn bes 8iirsertrisses an o.
:. Ibams in propib.nee, R. s.. bers
iauft tpOrOsn, Der ibr bic Srsibeit
i6enfte.
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aein. padete mebr.

Dos poftbepart.ment erIi.B neuIi4
bic @erfiisuns an Die pOitmsiiter. bob
fortan teine poftpadete nad Deutf4s
Lamb, Ositerr.i9 unb llnsarn mebr ans
eenommen tp.roen oiirfen. Oisfe 8ers
fiisung 1T bubur9 notptnbis setpors
ben, bab Die Dampfsrssielf4
tpel9e foI9e SenOunsen bisber mad
ben senannten 2Gnbern befOroerten,
Die Innabme pertpeisern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
N1tsfQ1t0.
Ser @alfau Der Nuia bet
Aaiirten.

eerbiea enbIia bpr ieiner e@i6-
iaIsffnnse-eeine Rettnus 10 sHt
iste aue8ef6Iufien -2DrS sfit6,s-
mere sebetme MiiHpn-0riedseH-
IaHb ben Mniirtea nod etH 0aatiel.
9te 9nteute I'm e@lamaffeI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
Gnfano.
'Das &riessseiddft SHfel Sums
blibt.

RSppfer @afbtnatpns Sob ein Der
Iuft fir Mmerifas Sleger-0iersebn
Reutralitats GrfldruHsen = 8ru-
benfataftrppbe bel Geattle-sfeine
PDittarten mad ber alien Seimat
mebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-11-25
Raaben $6 80 Mu3iige
unO 81 1teberr6de
tir 1886.

Sn3tiss In alis ben ututn 0orfo II
W .bellen 6rei StHd-@hrtel. Rat4
TaiHsn. @r6bsn Z bic IL Sahrsn.
ueberr5de In Ianssn Sdaulmobtllen
Don lralen une braunen Witi@uusen /;
umwsnbbaler &rugen mande NIT BEN
@hrtsl iiber Den Riden. Wlaudie bic
fer R6ds pursn icsar nod bDber i'm
Yrsts. nbsr ole @r6Bsu iino nunmsbI
6sinrdnit nur IL bis II 3ahre. Del
9rObts HortbsII. ben sic ia iahsn.
Speiter Stod.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
FIRE DESTROYS BIG
ASBURY PARK HALL

Asbury Park. N. J.. Aug. 14.--Hun-
dreds or persons were routed out OF
three hotels tonight by fire which
completely destroyed one of them. the
Hotel Carlton. and for a time threaten
cd the Holland Hall and the Ardsley
nearby. The blaze burned brisky for
several hours and caused intense ex-
element So rapidly did 1t spread
through the Carlton that fears were
entertained for the safety Of many
children who had gone II bed before
the fire started. Anxious mothers
darted through the crowds panic
stricken until assured OF their chill
dren's safety.
ed way on the top fioor of the Carlton.
a five-story brick and wood structure
Mt Heck Street and First Avenue, own
ed by E. r. Havercamp. About 400
guests were registered at the hotel at
the. time. Many OF these were children
who were asleep or being put to bed
on the upper floors. The flames
burned their way down through the
building rapidly. 1t was impossible
for most or the guests to rescue their
clothing and yaiuables in their rooms.
Tho local IRE department. called upon
an the IRE companies from Perth AM
boy 70 Point Pleasant TO help fight the
nre. but IN about an hour the Carlton
mad been DESTROYED. The damage IL
estimated at 100 900
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
BIG COlOREO ORDER
TO MEET WEDNESDAY
ST. Luke In Fifth Street Baptist
Church.

The y-eighth annual convention
of the Independent Order OF St. Luke
will meet in the Fifth Street Baptist
Church. colored. Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
Two daily sessions, one converting
at A. NJ. and the other at P. NJ.
will occupy the time of the officers
and delegates.
Attorney ]. c. Robertson win deliver
the welcome address for ths city OF
Richmond Tuesday at noon, and Belle
Christian will respond for the organi-
cation. The report OF the grand off,
GERS viii be presented to the :onvan-
ton on Tuesday at p. NJ.
Many attractions feature the pro-
gram for Wednesday night. when the
public meeting Is held In the Fifth
Street Baptist Church at sac o'clock
The following Program will be rem
dered:
Singing. St. Luke choir: introduce
tory remarks. DIR. III. &. Harris, Sr.,
right worthy chief: music, Harmony
Quartette: presentation OF speaker.
Rev. w. III. Stokes, Phi. D.: annual add
dress. Rev. e. W. Moore. d. D., PhiIa-
delphia, Pa: solo. Alverta Gilpin;
D
representatives; music, Harmony
Quartette: singing. st Luke choir;
benediction.
An informal reception win be held
Thursday night on tho lawn OF the ST,
Luke Hall for the grand officers,
members OF the executive board depu-
ties. delegates and visitors. All ere
respectfully urged to attend for the
social contact offered by the organi-
cation,
s~' There are LOTS subordinate councils
and ass Juvenile circles in this order.
representing a membership OF 4o,las.
distributed through eighteen States OF
the Union.
The headquarters are At so2-a04 st
James Street. Grand Sec.etary-s
Treasurer Mggie S. Walker and ner'
entire clerical force are busy conpl IT.
Ing the reports for this meeting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

Taylor has met with marked success
with the Ciarksburg church. one hun
bred and seventy additions having
been made during the past fiscal year
A joint service of the Washington
Street Methodist and the Tabb-Street
Presbyterian congregations will be
held at the Washington-Street Church
tomorrow morning. at which time
Rev j. S. Foster. ID. D., a former
pastor of Tabb-Street Church, will
preach DIR. Foster is now located at
Birmingham, Ala, where he is doing
a great work
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Dewberry was conducted from Old
Biandford Church at 5:5o o'clock this
attendance of friends and relatives.
Church, officiated and the following
gentlemen were pallbearers:
HonoraryDr. L. S, Early and w.
f. Armstrong.
Active Messrs Robert b. stiles,
Richard HI. Mann. James Pearman.
Patrick Fl. Wells, William Kali. ST.,
and Robert Stewart.
Body Is Recovered.
The body of the young italian,
supposed to have been A. Dioge. who
committed suicide by jumping into
Swift Creek about four weeks ago,
was buried today at the City Aims
house Cemetery. Messrs. J. r. Nor
riss and Son, in whose charge the
body has been since the day of the
suicide were unable to locate friends
or relatives of the young man.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

Laredo. Tex, Aug. IA Carranza
newspaper of this city prints a fiery
editorial which is regarded among the
susceptible element of Mex.cans here
as "a call to arms" TRANSACTIONS of
the editorial have been forwarded to
Washington and to Major General
Funston. The editorial says. in part:
IF you are Mexicans. read article
81 of the constitution. which says:
1T is the obligation of every Mexican
to defend the independence, the honor
and the rights and interests of the
fatherland. And read article 35 "f
the constitution, which says: 1T is the
prerogative of every Mexican citizen
to take up arms for the defense of
the republic or its institutions That
is to say. 1t is not only the obligation
to defend the republic when Its
sovereignty is attacked, but 1t is their
prerogative, right and honor to do So
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
RICHMOND MEN BACK
FROM TOUR Of EAST
eromotcrs Of the Richmond. Kappa.
, hammock and Northern Railway
Meet Encouragement.
nAIL NEWS WITH pLEAsURE
seople OF Northern Neck, Eastern
shore and Peninsula Counties Want
70 Come to Richmond Oftener.
Business Support Is Promised.

After three days spent In eastern
I'D northern Virginia, rich territory
whose business Is to be diverted from
Baltimore to Richmond by means OF the
Richmond, Rappahannock and Northern
Railway, the party of Richmond bust
hess men and capitalists interested IN
The project returned to Richmond last
t1ight. All Its members are pleased
With the outlook and are enthusiastic
d predicting success for the venture.
The final day of the trip was spent
"a the waters of the Chesapeake, the
Sarty going down from Reedvilie,
ehere Friday night was spent. stopping
II the way at Tangiers Island. The
.,ommodore Maury. flagship of the Viz
Fiuia oyster navy, on which the trip
ras taken. arrived at Old Point yes
yerday afternoon about o'clock and
he Richmond men got home over the
a O., arriving at s o'clock.
| Peninsula, Northern Neck and Eas-
|ern Shore communities were visited
Uring the three days and the people
IND business interests of those COM
nunities were met Conferences were
held. the Richmond men seeking to
'earn what might be expected in the
Fay OF business for Richmond from
ne territory to be tapped by the new
Ailroad.
To Lose Little Time.
Do satfsfacxory were the findings of
he visiting capitalists that II is pre-
lctsd there win be little or no time
pst In beginning construction of the
Past Point Urbanna line. The results
4 the inquiry made by Richmond men
y this trip may be complied and the
COX viii prove a most comprehensive
duatrtal guide to one of the richest
Nations Of tho State.
The people OF the towns and villages
lu(tAd hailed with In a most enthusi-
etio way the news Of tho proposed
1lwAy and expressed pleasure that
~ tiras Ia near when Richmond will
y net 20 difficult to reach as now.
any Of the people want to get 10
Iehhmond oftener TO do their shop
tnE or trading and in the new road
hey SEQ their opportunity.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

are General Natera with 5000 men in
zacatecas. 1000 men In Acambero, the
entire revolutionary force In Michoa-
can with machine guns and 1ve trains,
a large body of zapatistas. who hui
fed from Texcoco, snd General Pedro
Arrelano with 500 men in Nuevo
Leon"
Mendez asserted that each of these
forces declared that a unifcation 1T
the constitutionalist party was neccs-
sary and that the constitutionalist
party had proved itself established.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
Unite Against the United states.

HOUSTON. Tex, Aug. l4.-Claims
that large bodies OF revolutionary
troops in Mexico have surrendered to
Carranza on account of rumors OF
possible Intervention by the United
States are made In a message re-
eeived by Juan c. Burns, Carranza
consul at Galveston, from Mario
Mendez, Carranza sijrector general of
telegraph lines The MESA ge said:
'On account of the alarming news
of prospective intervention which has
been spread by the American press
many large bodies of revolutionists
have surrendered Internationally to
First Chief Carranza Among them
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15

ers of america, recalling to them
these disastrous effects. asking them
to save their mother land from an
abyss--no one can doubt. we repeat
that the patriotism Of the men VINO
lead or aid In any way the Dloodv
strife will not remain unmoved; no
one can doubt thar each and every
one of them, measuring In MS own
Conscience his share in the response
Utilities of past misfortune and look
ing forward to his share in the glory
~ the modification and reconstyuctto9
az the country, will respond. nobly and
resoluteIy. to this friendly appeal and
sive their best efforts to opening tho
way TO some saving action.
we, the undersigned. believe that II
the men directing the armed move
ments in Mexico--whether political or
military chiefs-shouid agree to meet.
either In person or by delegates, far
from the sound of cannon and with
no other inspiration save the thougns
of their afflicted land, there to ex-
change ideas and to determine the
fate of the country-from such action
would undoubtedly result strong and
unyielding agreement requisite to
the organization of provisional gov
eminent, which should adopt the first
steps necessary TO the constitutional
reconstruction of the country and to
issue the first and most essential of
them all, the immediate call to gem
eral elections.
Tender of Good Offices.
An adequate place within the Mex
lean frontiers, which for the purpose
might be neutralized, should serve as
the seat of the conferences: and In
order to bring about a conference of
this nature the undersigned, or ny
of them, will willingly. upon invita-
ton act as Intermediates to arrange
the time. place and other details of
such conference, IL this action can in
any way aid the Mexican people.
The undersigned expect reply to this
communication within reasonable
time, and consider that such time
would be ten days after the COM
munfcation is delivered. subject to
propagation for cause.
Robert Lansing, Secretary of State
of the United States
d. Da CANA, Ambassador Extraor-
binary and Plenipotentiary of Brazil.
Edo Suarez Mutica, Ambassador Ex-
traordinary and Plenfpotentiary Of
Chile.
r. S. Naon, Ambassador Extraor-
binary and Pienipotentiary of Argen-
tina.
L Calderon. Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotentiary of Boz
hvia.
Carlos Maria De Pena, Envoy Elk
traordinary and Minister Plenipoten-
tiary of Uruguay.
Joaquin Mendez. Envoy Extraor-
binary and Minister Pienipotentiary of
Guatemala.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
krRBICANE PASSES
n COASTS OF CUBA

Havana. Aug. IA hurricane has
Eept over the sea of Cuba. The
hrd Liner Havana has postponed her
Hing until tomorrow and the r. &
liner Miami with mail has returned
port. after sailing at 10 O'Clock this
brning. The mail from Florida has
4 arrived.
The storm has passed and Havana
not threatened
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-15
WARNINGS
ORDERED DISPLAYED

Washington. Aug. 14.--Hurrfcane
krnings were ordered displayed by
: Weather Bureau today on the
nth Florida coast. ~
EThe tropical storm was reported 10
central this morning near extreme
bst Cuba, Havana reporting an east
~ wind OF fifty-six miles an hour.
appeared to have turned little
Sre TO the north of west,
Indications today we're that the
Srm would enter the Gulf OF Mexico
hight.
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Not At Petersburg JAN.

hour tonight Sheriff Boisseau had not
put in his appearance with prisoners
at the city Jail here. to which he was
instructed to bring the thirty men
against whom indictments were found
at Prince George Courthouse today.
1t is thought probable that he and
his deputies have not succeeded in get
ting all their prisoners. and that they
may get in during the early morning
hours of Sunday.
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Resiur As Mark OF Protest,.

Buenos Aires, Argentina, Aug. IL
Thomas Cullen. minister of justice
and public instruction, resigned yes
terday, and today En- ~ique Carlo, min
lister of finance. communicated to the
president his intention of following
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local Temperature Yesterday.
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twelve hours ......
Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Deficiency in rainfall since Mar.
Excess in rainfall since Jan. l..
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RUMsN|A REFUSES
fcontinued from first page,

1 1<NE@s~~NN - IFAI III ~ F7NEWsT
I1ae between 800, ooo. 900 which the Ru-
tanfsn government wished 10 order.
nd 1000. eo0,e which the Massachu-
tits firm handling the contract wished
supply.
Delivery OF 3s0. 0oo.e 600 is to be made
December and soc, 5000 on June i.
VIC.
lit Is also underwood that Rumania
seeking TO place loan OF AGO.
eo.ooo francs tsso,ooo.o e0) in the
nifed States for the purchase OF the
hmunition.
go far as known here Bulgaria has
Pt sought to place any munition or
Ers In the United States of elsewhere.
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FIFTEEN DEAD.
CONTINUED from Firs, Page,

hes put out of commission between
tngston and the Northern parishes.
1.-The Governor has gone to the de-
STATED places.
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brother. Charles. living in San Antonio,
Tex. Arrangements are being made
10 bring the body here.
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ming a gambling house and with NAL
feasance and misfeasance in office.
After Thirty Prisoners

hEtVF Thirty ITTSVHtFs.
Sheriff Boisseau, Deputy Sheriff
Boisseau and several other deputies
left here tonight. after court had adj
journed. starting for Hopewell to
round up and arrest those against
whom today's indictments were re-
turned.
The grand jury did not announce,
except to the court, the names of
thirty indicted 1t is said all of them.
except that against Henderson, already
mentioned. charge misdemeanor. The
names VIII not be announced until
aSter the men are in custody.
Sheriff Boisseau was instructed to
take his prisoners to Petersburg and
lodge them in jail there. the county
Jail here being filed
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suit, The action OF Senior Cullen and
Senior Carlo Is due TO the decision Of
The r-esident to name DR.. J. F.guero
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THE WEATHER

Washington, Aug. 14.-Virsinia: Lo-
cal thundershowers Sunday. Monday
partly cloudy; moderate shifting winds.
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ANOTHER INDICTMENT

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