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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Convicted Burglar Hurled
Curse of Hell and De-
struction.
THE man HAS ESCAPED Al
Police of Two States are
Trying to Solve Grue-
!. some Mystery.
Especial to The West virglnian)I

Especial to The West virginian)
ST. JOSEPH. No., July is-was
the murder of Mrs. Oscar D. Mcdaniel
wife of the fearless prosecutor Of
Buchanan county the first blow In q
campaign Of death, hell and sdestruc.
tion threatened against Mcdaniel be.
cause Of his relentless prosecution Of
st. Joseph's criminal elementf
This is the question being asked
by the police of Kansas and Missouri
who have Joined forces in search for
the men who entered the Mcdaniel
home and beat Mrs: Mcdaniel to
death.
Death, hell and destruction shan
be visited on you," convict bur.
glar shouted at Mcdaniel recently as
he was being led from court to be
placed in the asylum for the criminal
insane.
A few days before the murder this
man escaped from prison. He wrote
TO Mcdaniel, repeating the curse.
Mcdaniel read the threats, shrug.
ged his shoulders and dismissed them
from his mind. He had received hun
dreds OF them In the two years that
he has been prosecutor.
At 1880 the night Of the murder.
Mcdaniel received telephone call To-
go down town to a place where IL
was said his brother was in trouble.
He went in his motor car. Reaching
the place he was told his brother
was not there.
suspecting plot Mcdaniel hasten.
ed home. As he approached the house
several shots were fired at him. He
returned the fire, then dashed into
him home.
On bed, her body crushed and
bleeding, he found his wife dying.
A diamond ring and "a few trfnkets
we're missing. The police however.
scoff at the theory that robbery was
the motive. No attempt was made 10
take other valuables.
Bloodhounds were pressed fnto sor-
vice in the man.hunt that followed
discovery Of the murder. They led OF.
fieers to a nearby saloon. thence Ia q
lodging house where the landlady said
She had seen a man leave the house
hurriedly short time after! the crime.
The scent ended at; the lodging shouse.
Mcdaniel incurred the hatred Of the
lawiess element OF Buchannon5 county
by vigorous prosecutions OF highway.
men and burglars. He has received
repeated warning not to seek reelec.
tion.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Two Gasoline Boats At An
Outlay of About $4,000
Would Do 1t.
BUSINESS MEN awake
Commerce Chamber Direc-
tors Likely to Take Ac-
ton Soon.

That the river traffic problem is
fast approaching the point where a
solution may be worked out is shown
BY the trend of the discussion among
the business men today.
Members OF the Chamber OF Com.
merce stated that the matter would
be brought UP at the next meeting of
he Directors of that organization and
committee or commission OF leading
workers Of this association likely will
be appointed to take up the matter
with the other towns along the Monon-
gahela. Col. Jadwin, of the U. S. En-
glneers, who is in charge Of the river
transportation problem at Pittsburg,
in all probability will be invited to
again come TO Fairmont to address o
meeting under the auspices OF the
Chamber OF Commerce and the Board
OF Affairs.
The present time is conceded to be
most opportune for an agitation OF
the river traffic problem and It is
thought the agitation will prove an
important factor in inducing the Balti.
more and Ohio railroad to make good
on the promise to build new freight
station at Fairmont.
"a speedy gasoline packet can be
5profitably operated between Fairmont
and Pittsburg for the handling oil
freight according to the opinions OF a
number OF local men who have had
experience In the river packet busi-
ness.
b. j. Wilson, OF the Newcomer Ga
rage company. who has had consider
able experience in the river packet
business thinks that gasoline packet
line of probably. two, boats which
could make the trip from Pittsburg In
one day would be an exceedingly prof
liable investment, for local capitalists
and that such a proposition could be
successfully carried out with moder-
ate investment which would not like
slyt exceed $4,000.
The proposition OF asking Col. Jad-
win to again visit Fairmont to discuss
the river problem with the local busi'
ness men is strongly recommended by
Mr.. Wilson.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
nine FRENCHMEN
TAKE 113 GERMANS
Prisoners We're Taken Una.
wares While Making a
Heroic Stand.
tBy Associated Press,

PARIS. July 19.-The French made
some progress last night on the Yer.
dun front in the course Of hand gren.
ade fighting In the vicinity Of Fleury,
says today's official report. Artil.
lery action continue energetically in
this sector.
A German raid In the region OF Pas.
chendaal, Belgian, was checked by
French fire as was raid north of the
Aisne near Paezzy.
One Of the most striking episodes
Of the great Somme offensive was
the taking Of the field force at Ciach.
es and the garrison Of 113 men by nine
French soldiers. The fort had resisted
throughout the artillery lombard
ment and the infantry attack had been
checked by murderous machine gun
fire.
BY a lucky chance French officer
discovered the precious secret that the
terrible bombardment had made the
fort vulnerable at one point. Select.
ing second lieutenant, two sergeants,
corporal and four men he led them
on hands and knees through the long
grass to the spot where he knew there
was a breech In the defenses.
They reached their objective with.
out the Germans learning OF their
approach. Abruptly three Of the
French officers leaped into the works
shouting in stenorian tones, Forward
with the bayonet," and throwing bomb
which exploded in the dugout. The
other SIX daring Frenchmen remained
behind, ready to retreat IL attempt fail.
ed.
But the Germans taken unawares
had no time to get their weapons and
surrendered almost without show Of
fight. When one of their number fell,
shot by q revolver fred point blank by
the commanding officer, the Germans,
lib in all. came out OF their shelter
and threw up their hands.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Isaac Newman to
Be Buried Tomorrow

Isaac Newman aged IS employed as
o trapper in the Federal Coal company
mine at Grant Town was killed In the
mine there yesterday when he was
caught between the motor on which
he was riding and the roof OF the mine
receiving internal injuries which
caused instant death.
He is survived by his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Edmund Newman and three
sisters, the Misses Della, Lorena and
Mary Newman. He was well known
in Grant Town aud his death has
caused much regret. He was mem.
Der OF the N. E. church. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon
ut a o'clock from the residence. Inter.
ment will be made In the Ballah Gene.
-tery.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19

because Doyle and a relative had re-
fused to sell him a moving picture
house for which he was negotiating,
Harouff is also accused OF burning
the home Of L. NJ. McClintic, lawyer,
because he was counsel OF client
who got judgment against him IN q
lawsuit, and the home Of B. B. WI.
lIams, superintendent Of schools. be.
cause Harouff's sister.in.law, teach.
er. was discharged. He also is c.arg.
ed with burning the hotel Of Edward
Hulme. The defendant was trailed
by bloodhounds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Storm Death Total
Has Reached Forty
fBy Associated Pre.s1

ATLANTA. Ca, July 1e-As reports
filtered through today from parts Of
Western North Carolina which had
been Isolated by the recent food the
death list continued to grow. Six ad.
ditional fatalities were reported to.
day bringing the known dead up to
40 while at least six more are missing.
Eleven persons were drowned in the
villages Of Bat Cave and Chimney
Rock, N. c.. which later reports show
were hard hit by the storm. Two un.
identified bodies were found near
Belmont today while another death
is reported from near Greenville, s.
c., in the falling of railway scaffold
undermined by the flood.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Murdered, Burned and Stole
TO Further His Sordid Aims

MARLINToN, W. Va, July 1s.-
That he Is a fend incarnate is the
charge made against L. H. Harouff, q
restaurant man here, WOO is accused
OF resorting to murder, burglary ana
arson to remove his rivals from the
legitimate field Of competition. The
grand jury indicted him on these
charges.
One OF the charges against him, is
that he burned the home Of George
Doyle. causing the death OF Mrs.
Doyle and her two children. 1t is
charged that he burned this house
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Penny Post in Sight
Says Burleson

WASHINGTON, July 1s-Postmas
ter General Burleson today told the
National Association OF Postmasters
convention that II revenues from sec
ond class mail were increased, "exY
travagance for useless political ser,
vice in the rural mail system were
curtailed and payments to railroads
for mail systems were curtailed and
payments to railroads for mail trans.
portation under the new space basis
were reduced he could recommend to
Congress next year that letter postage
be reduced to one cent.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Plenty Of Activity
at Camp KanaWha
lRy Arsoclated Press, !

CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 10
With 10 enlisted musicians from which
to select efforts were today being
made to organize band for the Sec.
ond West Virginia Infantry at camp
Kanawha.
Company A was sent to the rife
range for the day and announcement
made that each company would be
given two days on the range as soon
as possible.
Recruiting officers are being in.
structed in their duties prior to the
campaign for enogh men to fill regi!
ment to war strength.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Herstine Joins
Alder Coal Go

A, ". Herstine, who for some time
has been chief clerk Of the Federal
Coal and Coke company and Is we'll.
known among the people interested
In the development Of the local fields,
severed his connection with that cor.
poration today to become connected
with the Alden Coal company of New
York which he will represent In this
district with Offices In Fairmont.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Bartlett Oil Well
Still Flowing Strong,

Fred Bartlett owner Of the most re.
cent OF the Warrington district gush.
,ers. said this morning that. the state.
ment In the regular Pittsburgh oil re.
port to the effect that his well had
fallen to a production Of 200 barrels
per day was entirely without founda.
fion. The gauge at teh well showed
o production Of 30S- barrels yesterday
and the flow showed no signs Of grow.
Ing weaker.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
ARTHUR VAN HOOK BURIED,

The body Of Arthur Van Hook who
was drowned in the Monongahela riv.
er on Saturday was Inferred In the
New cemetery yesterday afternoon
following a brief service at the Mus.
grave undertaking establishment. Rev.
NJ. F. Hayling Of Trinity NJ. E. church
conducted the serTice,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
Brownsville Man is
Killed by Auto Truck

UNIoNToWN, Pa, July 1s.-Jas.
Martin proprietor Of store at Browns
Vile Junction near here. was instant.
ly killed and Brady Bell was perhaps
fatally injured today when the auto.
mobile truck on which they were rid.
ing ran away on hill.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
High Lights on
European War

= BERLIN, July 1s.-The recapture
by Germany troops of the village of
Longueyal and Of Delyille woods was
announced today by the war office.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19

LONDON, July 1s.-The Germans
have recaptured aportion OF Dellville
woods and obtained footing in north.
ern outskirts OF Longueyal the war
office announced today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
LOCAL WEATHER READINGS
3 O. Hall Nh,.-.n

Temperature at s a. m. today 73.
Yesterdays weather rain: temper.
ature. maximum 81; minimum 6s; pre-
Imitation S.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
wANTED-Good men. Apply City
Ice Co., Meredith st.
NOTICE.

Consumers Of city water are noti.
fed that an impure condition IN
the water prevails at this time and
boiling water for drinking purpos-
es is recommended by the City
Health department. The impurity
will probably be corrected within q
week.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19
The Weather.

West virginia-Part cloudy tonight
and Thursday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-07-19

LONDON, July 1s.-The Russians
have crossed the Carpathians and have
penetrated a days march into Hun.
gary; according to dispatch to the
Star from Petrograd. The dispatch
says the Russians are threatening the
Austrian rear In the mountains. The
advance is being made, according to
this information, by the armies OF
General Letchtsky which, are again
on the move after an interval of quiet.
BERLIN, July 19.--Revival OF &C.
tivity In Albania where the military
situation has been virtually unchanged
for months is reported In the official
Austro-Hungar!an statement OF July
l6. ~
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@ahpetcn Science SdooI - 1 MOD 1.
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vi er ale meset iprnNt paa hpem
hi iudr iom Stolens @eitprer III III
soften. Som 6e.ieuot neNlrg8er Troi.
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Tor az ocrrtage Siiuin9en ION %eltnrer
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@ing. Ntinn. vi bapbe moi 9ierne Jet
ar ban life bapoe opertaAet Stilingen
men naar Set auioeueI sr iaa, oenier ~
natmrIiaois en- nerbie gitcrielger ! Sen
Ieoige Tlabs. Sr. Hiiiao bar / nc
Sar ban bar pGret @eitprer nehla9t ct
betbbeli8t Nrbeipe % bar ! bette Grs
belize pit en- lebenoe Snteresie.
gu paa Sirsoag bar ri CAMPUS
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zig bsr % bsr. Snnot at ii9e er Def
life reget une paa Srnet her Ionr
trGnaer Sprponin9 ret M, men lan
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pan 2ennis Subbegnin9erne % / Oct
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Ino / oct panorenoe %dnrlioS 6or1noni.
Nuoren3 Berg.
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Hra 6ilsboro, y. Saf.

ga life nogen anoen oil looe bore
fra iia. iaa oil lee forip9e min e9en
&rtte enten / aurpen eler | SlnNet.
Ga her / Satotd er nof alt bel III;
ON ri eno hnphe Ell lang %lnter o9
folot |eir, ioa bar altiug eli gnne. men
Hclien Den bar TO. "a III er lan9t pda
Sci meo %naronnen og'ua, % %eiret er
paiaa bearnot at bliue parrnere. Ind
h; faar haabe Oct bebite. Ser enelte
lea er bebrspet for. or al ale De, lort
hupbe MuipmpbiI, ifte III BRUCE Dem
fereub Iangt ub / NpriI, pnd 8runo az.
at Sneen life gift pGf iaa fort lom ene
ifeligt. Sa ie9 er bare en- 'impel 9obc
fra garnespiIe. Winn., % bar ingen
Slitomobil, men iee bar Ell goo Same
rot 6er. og Oct er "Foiten", iom 10 ian
fprt9Ile fra baabe Snos % llblare. o9
ON Yebermser % life at i%oralemme
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Set er ct al De beos
'te 9Iaoe jee bar lGit, % iea tror mol
ret er Here iont ipncs Def iamme. ga,
her rrulht 6ilsborp er bet np'ten bare
Norife. Ga nogen tierer NItonobil og
Grore tierer lin &one. Seq for MIN
Sci fierer paa mine esne Ben. 40 M
beapnber lea at faa Strrf, life @anos
fret, men aurreitrGt. 6ermeb Ell Nlle
fen til ale rlinpt @urrespile o9 Sla'
bets Hehoftion % SG'ere ira
Shpert Sorum.
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6. g. @elanb,
Nortbmoob, Soma.
2lmerifanf ne NprretnimaSm9no til
Vor9c.

= lin Sale ueo 0ailfetten for @inis
tier @rpn i @lactitone Qotel, Chicago,
Den lite Miarts, uoinlte TrTiioenten for
Der Imeritanlt Norite Embellishments,
GonIil 6. 8. Sobe, at SeItprelien bdps
&c unber SperpeieIie Ylaner ON at ar
rGnsere ell 9lir til Norse al amerifans
ife SorretningsmGno for at Dc tunoe
itiite nerntere S~etienbtIfnb meb Sill
itcnbe pg Verioner / Hprge. Sdnten
itrtes at pinpe Sililutriitg % Suren er
M plauIa9t meo @ireiie ira Neip Yort
Den 24be SUM % Nntomit til Bergen
Den 2oen elIer 3oie Sltli, hporefter De
p~istisite @per i Morsc piI bIi beIs9t.
Geltagernc pil' pgina iau no9en Sage III
at beleae Speri9e og Sunmart, ON pns
lies, ug Nireilcu ira 9tor9e finber IA
Sieb Ben 9bc @uguit meo Nntomit iii
giep Yprt Den 17oe Nusult.
Spm betjcnbt bar 6auoeIen melIem
Imerifa % Nor9e unoer ari9en tnget
fplosidlt Spioing. s uGi ten ale Srane
dler tiebes Warer ira Imerita % 6ans
pllsfanumeret lom iaabart bar uGret
i1iano iii al itiite Ell Wa5ie Norbinbelz
Ter meIem anerifapite % nprite sir
maer. 8 1915 bIep Der ioigt &arer III
ct geleb al $46,S71,000 ira Nmerlta
IT, Goree, eler nGiten iaa meget ION
Spiflanb loIgte til Nor9e / 1918, og
S,onbelstammerets Sp9ape er lite bare
az Isae at uopioe NarfeSet for nolite
Tarer / @merita. men for iaa mcget
lettere at tlnre siere bette, p9ioa ie8c
al peolige6oIbe og oparbeioe Wtarteoet
for a%meritauife @arer | Nor9e.
Set lpm pfte har Ii8get / @eien for
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pcrIonlise l~lbetienotifab meo 6orbols
oene / beg9e 2anoe, perior er cenne
Sur iii Norse al a%meritanlte 6orrets
ningsmGnb arrangeret, % ben agtes le@
mere fuIat al Snobpoelie til Ell Sur I'll
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SnobpncIier ii! Ben ~ioreitaaenoe Sur
Far ppret lioiennt / 9ebet al Sen iibite
ll9e, % ilere Ieoenoe acknowledgement
ira ale SeIe al 9nnbet bar allerebc
uotaIt Gritet ON al pGre meo, o9 foriss
ger at arrongere line Sorretninger meo
Oct for Giet.
Set Nmeritanits Norite 6nnbelstams
mlers aoresie er No. 5S W. %aibinator
Sireet, Chicago, 81,
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irrite WeNe / NIbcrt Sea. Mlnn.. Sen
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III eoer ollie til ri ices i Nlbcrt sea paa
Ningcrifin8s sSn9et.
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Nnirc Nnlnn
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Christiania :: Norge
S~oloaternes SfjGg.

Ge iranite NtilitUrmpuoigbeoer
hor ior uogeu ljo iiSeu tilitiQet ole
1uruioclinaer ueo Srontcu en- Cr
ore. iom reo ierite 2jetoit tan ipres
ucget beiuuoerlig. Zen Oreier ia
an Soloa,erues Sfipg. ioct oet be.
nenmes, al 0et iOr Sremti0en er
ilr6uOt ale Sc S0looter. iom sisr
Eleneite UeO 6routeu. at Rare ijr-
f1ntet 001eitipg. 0uis man life
I'll oire hele 0~ageuruten moa man
tlippe SfiPgGet iouIeoes. at Oct L.
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life ielu FAR Ear. bebsoer hare al
htnuenoe iig Ill GeHiuren, buor III
9, riIelil ioriuuet med Zen %ore.
Noao er M MIeuin9en meo Nette
merteliqe Gorbuo? Sugen er gan.
if entelt Sen, at eubper moen
StiaViacou emo 0eu lpioie pirfer
aenerenNe. mar mar ifal anlUgse
Nfoife til Seitpttelie MOD d liitIge
@n~rter. Set er aItiaa n Neuipn
I'll Sol0aternea eNeu @etrcmmeIil.
he0 N NorbuNet er ublteot. Mien
0es Ter 10 mleltelig liot pioiis NJ.
al les poIlua~. bul.tet Atapn nctop
6etpotr "oe SfiTlaeNe~. paa Sen
Moa0e ifaI bape i'm itsrite StoltbcN
6~cifuaret.
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Rinneiota alfbolosieljfab.

@inneiota sihoIosieIifabs Site Vars
meoe aiboIoes eiter Snobnoelie al aois
teseiS Nenigbeo. Taitor Z. n. Sprs
rails anIS. og RiIan Notwithstanding /
Snen @ilan. @hippepa 9ountb. Rinn.
Srebag 2srSdg 90 Ssnod9 Den 30ie
Suni oe lite o. 2oen 2uli.
Gle III Selitabet berenoe 2otaliores
niuger beoes ienoe 2elegater.
Observation-Disclosures er en- SeIegnt
fru hoer So,alforsning % ! SiaGg oers
iii en- Seleanf for hper 30 ReoIemmer
S%orsuineen tGQer.
2o.alioreniueer iom euouu life bar
iroicnnt III aarIige Siorag ber gierc
bette ~innreit muIist isr a~arsresuiias
berue aiiluties.
Siaeian briraes Grtitel ; al SeIias
tets Nonitinuiou ? pculia 9riuoriug:
"9nbper Ill Seliiabet herenoe 2o;aliors
ering ital hperi Mars ielp beiten,me en-
Sum iom zen oil pNe III SelitabstS
Ansie."
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- eeprah fpiieu ea Seb srHen" NJ 4otGe
o. Eaumari ioi.er $3.50 pr. aar. SoEio ibes
reauei.
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Saulrnotu9er SuocIer
% &jartoeler.

Soet ie9 beher on Slabs for nogle
9inier / Seres rrepe @loo, piI ie9 fnn
2op iii at tatte 6r. $. q. 6dgen for
Den Snnte. han bar brogt op on at
iomle Ell mirore Save iii bort TreiteeiGln
cGer Scbebp9ben. Seq pilbe eierne lige
roole Orb i'll Spmlntrine for Sa9en.
Set er ingen SuiI ON, at ale, lonl er
lirpanoreoe ira Dor 6iembp9o, oil meo
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