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Railroad O0ieiai Dies.

New York, March l3.-~George III
McDevitt. general commercial repre-
sentative of the Iehigh Valley Rail,
road In Its Detroit Office. died today
at the home of his sister. 27i Leffert.
Avenue. Fiatpush. Brooklyn. He wa:
born IN Albany thfrtyseven years ago
and came to Brooklyn with his par,
ents as boy. He lived there unit
business took s1im to Detroit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
SUBMARINE TRAILED NEvADAN.


New York, March Ia,--The Ameri-
can steamship Nevadan. here today.
was closely Inspected In the North
Sea by German submarine that
suddenly rose alongside, said the
ships officers.
An officer who was on deck on
February rs sighted the periscope
close to the Nevadan and then the
long gray body came nearer, trailing
the American ship like a big moving
cigar" he galu.
After travelling near the Nevadan
for Ave minutes the submarine sank
from sight and did not reappear.
Seven mines were passed by the
ship in the North Sea off Scotland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
Burglar scares Woman.

Mrs. j. =. CIemensoL, OF IL South
geividere street. was badly frightened
BY a burglar who tried to gain an en-
trance to her home early last night
white she was alone in the house, ac-
sorsiing to a report made to the pc-
lice. He did not desist in his attempts
until he rum OFF by a neighbor.
who was called to the home by Mrs.
t~temenson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
MUST KISS HLARNEY STONE.


tspeciaI to The Dichuond yirginian.1
Washington. March is.--Coneress-
man A. j. Montague has accepted an
invitation to address the 81. Patrick $
society of Brooklyn, n, y, on March
II.
Some time ago the society decided
10 ask Mr. Montague to be present at
the time mentioned. and today Con-
gresham Daniel J. Griffith. as It's rep
resentative, came to Washington and
personaliy extended the invitation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14

the general temperance work Of the
State with especial reference to the
vote for Statewide prohibition last
fall
A general outline OF procedure in
asking for future legislation viii be
decided upon and adopted by the con-
vention for the guidance OF it's legis-
lative and executive committee during
the next year and at the next session
of the state Legislature.
DIR. James Cannon. Jr.. superinten-
dent OF the league. left for Norfolk
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14

The British Admiralty announces
that nine vessels have been sunk
by German submarines within sew
enty-two hours. The number In
ciudes the British auxiliary cruiser
Bayano. whose loss was announced
yesterday, the French steamer Au-
xumte Cenaeii, and seven small
British ships.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
JURY SAYS THAW NOT
GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY
Jurors Personally Express Belief That
He II Sane and Harry Says He IL
No More Crazy Than the
Average Person.
Counsel Now Calls ON Court ten Return
Prisoner TO New Hampshire. Deciar-
fuge---If Request Denied Case VIII
90 to- L. ). Supreme Court.

New YORK. March 13-Harry X.
Thaw and the four men Jointly
charged wa conspiracy in having
made possible his escape from Mat
teawan asyrIm were acquitted today,
Thaw's lawyers Immediately moved
that he be returned To New Hamp-
shire on the ground that the conspir-
acv for which he was brought back
to New York State in extradttion from
New Hampshire was subterfuge re-
sorted to by New York officials ntlo
could find no otheT means of return
ing him TO Matteawan
The motion, made on top of &C.
mand from the attorney Generals
Office that rhaw be sent forthwith to
Mattcavan, was set over until
clock On Monday for argument, and
The Tomhs for safekeeping.
The four co-defendants, Richard
Butler, an ex-assemblyman: Eugene
DUFFY. Thomas Flood and Educated
Roger Thompson. were discharged al
the request Of the state
Il took the jury exactly eighteen
hours and fifty minutes to agree on n
verdict. Tho point TO contention had
been a simple one: Did Thaw hon
estiy believe that he was breaking nc
law law in walking out of Matteawan
They finally agreed that he had SO
believed, and Immediately after that
ballot was taken and he was found
not guilty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
MILES N. MARTIN
LANDS POSITION
RICHMONDER NAMED u. s. At
TORNEY FOR DISTRICT OF
PORTO RICO.

tSpecial TO The Richmond NErsiniao !
Washington. d. G.. +. March Is
President Wilson today named Miles
NJ. Martin. of Richmond. to be United
States Attorney for the District of
Porto Rico.
He also named l.. Lester Jones, OF
C.uipeper. to be Superintendent of the
United States Coast and Geodstic Sur
yey, succeeding Otto II. Titman. whose
retirement takes effect April Is. Mr..
Jones Is now deputy commissioner OF
fisheries
Major Miles NJ. Martin. who was
named by President Wilson as United
States District Attorney for Porto
Rico liz one OF the best-known law
yers OF the city. He has been active
In politics for many years. and was
for some time chairman of the City
Democratic Committee. He has been
prominent in numerous cases in the
local courts, making a speciality OF
chancery business. The position pays
q very good salary, and also permits OF
practice Ia litigation to which the
Government liz not q party. Major
Martin said last night that he had re-
eeived no adyices as yet from Wash
ington, but expected TO receive his
commission on Monday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14

An account of the capture of
Neuve Cbappeiie. in the LaBnsse~
district. and the subsequent Brit
i.h advance beyond the town 10
given by the official eyewitness
with the British army. He says
that the Germans have made heroic
attempts to recapture Neuve Chap
peIl~. but have been repulscd.
The French official statement
tells of continued advances by the
British. with the support Of French
artillery ON their flank. resulting
In the capture on Friday of 1000
prisoners and several machine guns.
The French progress in ChsmpaE ne
continues. German assault ON
Reichhnckerkopf. In the yosRes.
was r~puised.
The German general star admits
the failure of German attempts to
r~captur~ Neuve Ghappeiie from the
british, Three british airm~n
have been brought down by German
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14

Bot every juror. so they said later,
walked out of the courtroom with
the firm conviction that Thaw is sane.
A clause 10 this effect would have
been inserted in their finding had not
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-03-14
NINE ST HIPS TORPEDOED;
ITALY READY FOR WAR
Many Vessels Sunk In Past
Three Days By Submarines.

FIRE Within two days, the herman
statement says.
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which reminds you that
you should read the Rich
nond Nirginian
EVERY oAf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
DRUG PARTNERSHIP
IS DISSOLVED;
RECEIVER
Wallace Hesselden ard Fred
erick Scmalmaach Join in
Petition to Court to Have
Affairs Wound Up.

Toy Mcdonald. vice president ot
tho state National bank. was az
pointed receiver today of the VIII
Hams Drug company. under bond Of
tie.5O0.
The receiyorship was created rs
order OF the district court handed
down upon application OF Wallace
Hesselden and Frederick Schmal-
mack, the partners owning the drug
SIT. Hesscldcn filed an
application for dissolution 81 partner
ship and appointment Of "a receiver
In which his partner Joined IN an
swc, tO the suit
II was submittcd TO the court that
tho company has debts approximations
$500 and assets of &ii.50o. The
court order dissolyes the partnership
and charges the creditors 10 assemhir
the assets 10 the best advantage OF
the creditors.
Ancient days. when lawyers wore
.horn-rimmed spectncles and used
quill pens we're recalled by the papers
in the divorce suit OF Beatrice ".
Pratt gains william j. Pratt Com
plant. decree and every other paper
IN the bundle flied is written In "a
round, clcrkiy hand even tine en-
dorsemcnts are written by hand.
Mrs. Pratt h. granted "a divorce.
She alleged that her husband, Go
whom she was married in Bakers
field. Cal, IN 1910, not only failed
10 provide FOR her support but spont
what money he earned on himself iva
rlotous living and gambling Shc is
now "a resident 81 this city Her ox-
husband was last heard of in Hakers-
field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11


and npie,Iur ont ihat a does not nec-
G1n4fiv mean war.
"oomotlilnH me- been gained Il the
WARRIOR 1~A1fnalfsl4 1t ItH feall4o thar
aho cothtrr 1ots nol Wenf war. hut
thnf IN the tnAfr44t. Il viii support
the presidents Ia hls elfotle 10 md a
ptaeHfNl solution o. the ainscult
problem reifto hr the uee ~ the sub
marine a1ain4t fno4cnantmcn."
The former secretary. giving out
his formal r~,afrHrnt supplemented 4
with Inc following nneedQte.
a confftAsmnn fcpiylnH % a jinfo
speech. recenSv said white I afn
personally aE4Innt var, / am in favor
Of ire country having what II wants
n the ttuntry Hants war. let y have
Wat. h1t iti a nrnt had out Il the
couttft dotn want war. n 4 hecoMeN
necessary 10 ascertain the sentiment
~ thu country. ] auREcnt that n ballot
be taken. let shoao who want wal
vote Tor war and those opposed 70
war vote against Il. and Vet The vote
be taken with she understanding that
those Who vote for war viii enlist for
war. and those who vote aaainet war
win not Be called upon until after
those who want war have exhausted
their Efforts
n ain heiievof' added Mr. BryanI
IN shc rlaht Of the people 20 rule
and think the conaItsftneHns eusseH
slon might insure deliberate action on
the part Of the voters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
HUNDREDS PAY LAST
TRIBUTE \. B.
Percussion
During Whole Day Friends
File Past Bier; Chapel
Taxed to Capacity at Fun
eral Services This After
noon. % ""'i'"

During the period from Q o'clock
yesterday afternoon 20 the hour OF
the funeral today. during which the
remains OF Harvey b.. Ferguson lay
IN state In the strong chapel. hum
drcds OF friends Of the dead leader
nled past the bier TO pay a solemn
final tribute TO one Of New Mcxico's
best loved and most valued citizens
The capacity of the chapel was taxed
10 lie uttermost at 2:30 this after
noon when the brief funeral service
was held: the ritual Of the Elks lodge
and a brief sermon by Rev. Hugh ~
Cooper making up the simple cere-
mony.
The remains will he taken 10 Los
Angeles tonight by Arno Huning, a
relative. where cremation viii take
place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
WILL HE
HERE THROUGHOUT
FAIR WEEK
Panhandle and Southwestern
Secretary Expects TO Meet
Many cattlemen; How the
Association Fights Rust
lers.

One Of the busy visitors TO Albu-
Querque during fair week win he
william Harren OF El Paso, secretary
Of the Panhandle and Southwestern
Cattlernen's association. which viii
hold its big convention here next
sprlnR. Mr.. Hnrroil stopped on here
FOR . snort Welt today on his way 70
Amarillo, Tex. lie put up al Inc
Combs hotel. which will probably be
headquarters for the catticmen's as
sociasion during the big week.
1T u a BIT too early yet 70 plan
thinre for the convention said Mr..
Harreli. The association win take
NJ convention matters at the last
meeting Of the year. .
Il will begin q look the ncid over
during fair week. j expect to he
here an the week, and 10 meet a good
many cattiemen during that time
Later I viii establish an ofice In the
city and get ready Cor the convention
ir earnest
DuIIncss to he expected between
seasons was reported in the cattle
world BY Secretary Harrell.
I'VE continue to ave trouble with
| rustlers," said Mr.. HarFell. Ccndi-
| tloas are pretty bad along the border
But We keep after them hard. We
I ret a lot OF convictions q We breah
more thar We convict. There IL ons
| fellow whose case remains to be dis
posed OF finally. He had $500
| uhen We started after him. Huns
3uries have kept him from conviction
but the cast n cost him $4,000 =
FAR. and we aren't through with hin
yet by q long shot. Up TO this po'nl
the COWS he stole have cost him aboul
s2.5o0 apiece.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
MEETING
AS A SIGN OF GRIEF

out 81 respect Co the memory Of
former Congressman Harvey 3d. Fer
.~gusson the Commercial club adjourn
ed It's annual meeting last niEht Until!
next Monday. a committee was APP
pointed 90 draw up resolutions on
Mr.. Fergussun's death. u Is CON.
posed Of County Treasurer Mike
Mandci. George s.. Klock and judge
Ge0rgc u. Craig.
Mr. Klock aud President g. o
Cushman paid brief but warmly clo-
quant tributes 10 tho life ana char
meter % Mr. Ferguson.
The city council also adjourned
last night out ~ respect "a Mr. Fer
gueeon's memory The sixth weekly
water hearing was to have been held.
Theasnext water meeting viii bee
Thursday. June II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
SWEDISH NOBLE AND
FIANCEE IN EFFECTIVE
SUICIDE AGREEMENT

New York. Junc ii.-Frederick J.
H~ussenius. said To- he "a member Of a
Swedish noble family but estranged
from hts relatives. today shot ana
killed his fiancee. Anna Malmqulst, n
young music teacher, In Central PARK,
and then sent % bullet into his own
brain. causing death.
A park policeman who heard three
shots found the couple claspod In
each others arms. The pistol WAS In
Husscnius' hand.
IN Huseenius pocket was Il note
which rea In part;
I'm well considered covenant not
impuisive. not imprisoned Believe
that II Is for the best
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
DID OFFICERS OF
RIM ETHEL
BREAK WORD?

washington. June il.-Lieusenan'
Brauer and ''certain mon Of the
crew OF the German commerce raid
cr Prlnz ElteI Friedrich. who left the
uhip before she was formelly Intern
cd and have not returned 70 the Nor
folk navy yasd. are believed TO have
left the country. Customs Collector
Hamilton al Norfolk made this report
today % the treasury department.
special agents Of the department Of
Justice are now conducting an IN
v~estigatfon al the instance OF the
state department. 10 which Collector
Hamllon'e rcpor was referred. IL
G that Drauer and h men
were not on parole because the ship
had been informed. hut Collector
Hamllton understood ne had h word
~ Captain Thierichens that rome OF
his officers or men would leave tho
vicinity Of Newport News while the
status OF the cruiser was In suspense.
The commander Of the Prinz Eitei
Friedrich admits that Lieutenant
prauer II not now aboard. nor NJ he
present time OF the Prinx Eitci Fried
rlch's crew. He states that Lieuters
ant Brauer left the Prlnz Eitel
after her arrival at Newport News, az
ala also any members of the Crew
who may not now be aboard, n as
rerts that since the intcrnment OF the
pfinz Eitel and the giving OF his
written parole no officers or men
have been severed from the ship.
Collector Hamilton IN his reports
points TO two interviews with the
PrInz Eiteis commander, saying In
this regard;
ssrhe commander when offered by
me the privilege OF landing az New
mort News for any personal business
he msnht nave ashore said he could
not leave hls ship. asserting this not
only applied 10 himself hui also TO
his officers and men who must re-
main on board.
ssTwn days later the commander
volunteered 10 me tho Information
that he had received from the proper
Tinted states naval authorities
through Rear Admiral Beatty. com-
handing the Norfolk navy yard. per
mission for his officers 10 go ashore
at Newport News. Norfolk, Ports
mouth. Old Point Comfort. Va.
n was advised by Rear Admiral
Beatty that he had transmitted per-
mission 10 the commander OF inc
Prinz Eiiel Friedrich for the visiting
ashore In restricted territory OF the
Prinz Eltei Fricdrich's officers ana
that permission had been given Tor
the landing Of men from the Prinz
Eitei when accompanied by a guard.
Under these conditions ofhcerE
and men from the Prinz Eitel Fried
rich landed and were ashore prior
20 the Prinz Eiteis internment ard
the giving hy the commander Of his
written parole tn Rear Admiral Beat
IS nj the Norfolk navy yards"
" was believed that cable dispatch.
a. telling OF the arrest N an Italian
steamer ~ n man said 60 be Captain
Thicrlchens led IN the publishing Of
the report Captain Thiericnens II
aboard the Prinz Eitei Third sur
cor NOite IL said to be away from
the ship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11

Tor moro than two months assembling
data IN which tu Dnsc % new note 90
Great Britain 90 interruptions To-
American commerce hy British naval
operations, there was us yet uu iudi-
cation 81 when the new communirt-
ton would bc ready for transmission
10 London.
II Be- intended that tho now repre-
scntatious shall bee so complete iu de-
tail ~ To- preclude prptrlcted Discus
sion,
AS yet Great Britain has made mo-
roplv tu IA" last American note iu
uTdctH In council.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
NAMED
RECEIVER OF FAILED
BMK AT PEUBL0

Washington, June H. Former
Representative y. a, scldomridgc "i
Colorado WIS today appointed Zee
ceivor Of the Mercantile Rational
bank Of Puchl, Cclp, succeeding the
present receive, VIM %rctircs ON Jnll'
10. a diyideu of 90 per cent q" h,'
positors has ben declared, I" be i"l'
lowed hy mriler dividends,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
TAKE FALL
OUT OF DEMON
GRAPPLER
Statler and Hasken, His Man.
ager, Are Arrested In Bern
alillo, Accused of DOdging
Board Bills.

Charles statler, a wrestler. and his
manager. ]. W. Haskcn, were placed
under arrest for the local police az
Bernahilo this morninn. They are
accused Of having skipped town on
paying rent and restaurant
bills.
statler Is known az the Demon
urappier. tie came here from Lords
burg % meet Young Hackensmith.
The match vas held In the Crystal
thcater last night. Hackensmih win
.ning.
The wrestlers are said 10 have had
only about s25 TO divide between
them as a result Of the match, and
out OF the losers share Statler was
compelled 20 give tt.sO last night
10 chief of Police McMiiin. TO be
sent 70 LordsburE in payment OF a
| board bill due there. sheriff Nc
lGrath OF Grant county wrote Chief
McMilin that statier skipped from
lLordsburg owing the money. and
asked that he be arrested u he did
not pay.
The alleged disappearance OF stat
AtT AM1 NNHrNNM MnE hNN ANhANNa "
the Moose club. where they had been
roomlng. until this morning. The
light In their room burned all night
and Il was supposed they were In II.
This morning. however. L. G.. Me-
David. whom the police say is a sort
OF hangor-on Of Statler'E. was found
lin the room. and no sign Of either
the wrestler or his
A. j. Hawley. who has charge oi
1.-The Moose club. notified the police
McDavid WI locked up as a vagrant'
land Chief McMillin got busy on the
wire. IL wasn't long before Sheriff
LucerO OF Bernalilio reported that he
had statler and Hasken. Complaint
Against the two was sworn out by
Hawiey.
McDavid was given ten days In jail
on the yagrancy charge.
Statler Easy for Iiack.
Although he ~outweighed him. stat
her was no match at all for Youne
Hackensmith I'm the match last night
| Hack went about the task Of throw
ling Statier in "a buslnessllkc manner
land got the first fall in 3 Minutes
land I second. This he secured with
a scissors and body lock The second
fab came In quicker time. II took
Hack only 3 minutes 10 pin Staticr
Shoulders To the mat this time.
Under authority from Acting shcr'
lin Dick Lewis. Policeman Pablo Lu-
Jan went TO Bernaliilo after the
Wrestler and his manager snt
brought them back this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11

.ondon, June ~. OslO p. mD- Tho
Issian steamer DANA has been tor
docd hy "a German Submarine. The
,mbors at her crew were saved.
The Bunia was Of l,GN9 tons not,
( feet long and was built nt sun
la 1905. hSc was owned boy
p northern steamship company,
litcd uf p~ctrosruud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11

aas Luis. Holland. June 90, CVia
don. Juno d. 1915 g. mJ-Tho
ish fishing smlgks welfare and
restina were attacked ana sunk
a Zeppelin iu the North sea. The
ws which took tu their boats wore
kcd up ny u Dutch smack and
.ught here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
BODY OF 70WLEs
VICTIM OF LUsITANIA
REPORTED

Queenstown june ~ (yia London
2.05 o.. mJ-lmcinls of the Cunard
steamship line today announced ih"t
the body ~ the LuHitania victim
which WIS recovered yesterday
proved Co be- that OF Charles r.
FnWlcs, 81 Nw York city, % first
cabin pnsscuEof.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11

be landed ut Q-uccnstown.
'o Thomasinu in ballast. was
oyhaulcd by tho German submarine
at,un Thursday 50 miles southeast
81 ld Head 81 KiHsalc.
warming yhot was ircd hy the
smar.ne and the crew of the Rus
sinhurk was ordered To- take Ia tho
bu Seven shells were then nrod
irtthc vessel which sank In thirty
WtcH. The captain and crew al
twy mcn were picked up boy the
Ftucr pOlandia.
r. British press bureau, conn
ming on the announcement at
Nuu rosarding the sinking of 90
rsh cruiser. said tonight hat the
| ~ presumably referred 80 vas snlc
~ harhor not seriously dam
a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11

note said today that not "a word or
letter had been changed. Mr. Ians-
ins mad not signed the motto az socrc-
tnry Id interim when he took Il leo
Mr. Bryan o. go TINT thine by the
terms of Mr HIyau's resignation. t,o
latter was st3l secretary Of state. I'm.
mcdintoly after the conference. Mr..
Lansing signed the note.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
ENGLISH CASES Will BE
PRESENTED ~ \ BINCII

Washington. June lt.-i' was stat
cd oihcially today Mt the state de-
pnrtmont. that while officials mad been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
GERMANY RECEIVES
CONTINUED noun Page onc.)

Wilson. Just before % was dis
patched. Il was not altered after Mr.
had seen IL. Acting secretary
Lansing, who showed Mr.. Bryan tie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11
BRITISH CRUISER
tconunuod from Page onc.l

Barry The crow was landed here.
The steamer 3trathcnrrcn WIS
vessel of s.so1 tons buzz in 1919
Gtccnock and was uwned by Z
Strufhcnrrcn steamship company
GLASGOW.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-11

London. June n. CESS T.. M.
The Russian Bark Thomnsina
hcrn %torpodoed and sunk ly a q
man submarine or the southf
coast Of Ireland. The momberf
the crew Of the sniling snip
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-17
HARPIES IN BAD
Sheriff Sweeney Makes Living Of
Prayers on Human Unfortunates
Very Hard

FAX harpies who have been in the
habit of living on the misfortuncs Of
their feilowmon IRE finding hard sail
ing IN the present delinquent tax sale
being conducted b. Sheriff Sweeney
Yesterday morning there we're Elk
pieces Of property put up. and an were
bought by members Of the family ~
the delinquent. save one. and this was
bid in by the state Itself 90 be- carried
until The taxes are paid
The sale conducted by poputv
Sheriff John Byrne resulted as FOL.
lows
Mozart Land Co property. ff27 %
due bid in by Hosse a Kirchner
Mozart Land Co. due $40. bid. In
by Ucsec a Klrchncr.
Frank nakcr property. Mozart Ter.
race. l3fg due. bid in By Hcsse a
Klrchnor
Alice Hustled property. 9t2G2 due.
bid in by william Hustled
Julius g Wahancy property. pattar.
con. $40 due. bid in bY Willis Mar.
shall FOR Interested parties.
Dcntlor Mfr Co. Warwood. lease.
bid in by sheriff Sweeney for State
OF West Virginia
The sale will continue today.