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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08

General Bracamontes, formerly Of
Sonora. La
The messages to the State Depart
mont further stated that Villa was in
constant communication with Zapata,
and was likely to get assistance from
that source in opposing Carranza.
1t Is admitted in Juarez that no
troops have been sent TO the vicinity
of Jimtnez from Chihuahua City to
reinforce the men defeated by Willis
tas on Wednesday and Thursday The
explanation offered is a very good one.
There Is no coal with which to move
the troop trains. There have been no
t, aims between Chihuahua City AMI
the border for five days, due TO the
30 me reason.
Pay Day Postponed,
The JuareZ garrison rs threatening
aPafn postponed General freyTnJ
tGegraphed today that the train 10y
which Carranza currency was being
brought north 10 pay the army and
Sustain the civil 6overn ment has been
captured near ,Jminez by Villa S
forces.
Reports for publication IN the
United states have been issued by the
Carranza government that Jtminez
was evacuated by the Yillstas last
night.
Information believed to be more
accurate indicates that the enemies
OF the de tacto government; are in
absolute control OF Southern Chihua-
hua and the entire State Of Durango
Pcrshing Wants 10 Pursue Villa.
General Pershing at Colonia Dut =
Ian has reported to General Funston
at San Antonio the wi1erea bouts tt
villa and Is believed TO have request
ed permission TO renew the pursuit
of the bandit Chieftain. Army ON
GERS on the border to refuse 10 specu-
late on the reception PershinEs e.
quest will get IN Washington in View
of the recent diplomatic exchanges.
First Chief Carranzas notification
to the War Department to be on the
lookout for another raid In the viclu-
ity of OJinaga is taken as definite
confirmation of the existence Of such
movement told in the l. n s. dis
patches Thursday night.
Last Tribute to Boyd
The border paid It's last tribute TO
the memory of Captain Charles Boyd
today. Hundreds OF Eel Pasoans. in
GLIDING leading society women of the
town. followed the body of the Car
rizal hero to the Union Passen ger Sta
ton. The mounted band Of the
Eighth Cavalry headed the process
sion. playing Chopin's funeral march.
Q'wo squadrons OF that unit formed a
guard of honor about the hearse. For
blocks behind came the automobiles
and carriages bearing citizens.
The body was shipped on the Golden
State Limited train TO Arlington
Cemetery. near Washington, d. C.
fer Anal interment.
20 X. ID. KLEIN, Of Kansas CITY
b' other -in-law OF the soldier. accom-
panied II
Tomorrow morning the body OF
Lieutenant Henry Adair will he ex-
pressed TO Portland, Oregon. his home,
fer interment No disposition has
be en- arranged yet for the remains Of
the seven troopers who also were vic
tins of the Mexican .treachery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
ELECTRIC NEEDLE MEANS
OF DRINK ADULTERY ALTON

Denver. Col. July Electric
needles are being used by the social
ed national Bookkeeping syndicate,
which ts producing Rdulterated whis-
kles for sale in prohibition States The
vile concoction has blinded several
persons here
The drinker buys whiRkey from a
bottle bearing the United States reve-
nue. seals and apparently untamper-
ed with. But q close inspection re-
veals that tiny hole has been drilled
in the bottom OF the bottle and then
flled up again with liquid glass
From. one quart of good whlskey
the syndicate, which operates In many
States, makes seven quarters by the
addition OF prune juice. tobacco Juice.
wood alcohol, red pepper and other
things,
The Colorado Anti-Saioon League,
which uncovered the operations of
tho syndicate. IL preparing drastic
legislation to root out the indisious
evil.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
mN1STFzTvS WIFE ASSAULTED
North Caroiinian Accused of Crime
In Virginia and Brought Back,

durham, n. c., July Charged
with criminal assault upon Mrs. Mary
1.ackey. wife OF the Rev. w. E. Lac
key, of Patrick County. Va, Richard
Rakes was arrested In West Durham
and taken back to Virginia today
Deputy Sheriff Peasants made the
arrest at the home OF Rakes mother
and Sheriff J. w Staples came after
the prisoner. A reward OF $50 was out
standing.
The alleged deed was committed
under the most shameful .circum-
stances. according TO the sheriff, and
the indignation OF the community has
been aroused. To avert the wrath
OF the relatives and others the sheriff
took the young man back TO Stuart
Va, In an automobile. He stated that
Mr.. Lackey was in n frenzy over the
terrible crime and rnSse threats
against Rakes. Mrs, Lackey Is "a
years old and Rakes is 2l, He was
asleep when the deputy sheriff ar
rived 10 arrest him -~------------
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
4. 9. PUBLIC HEALTH
SERVICE TAKES ACTION.

Washington, July THE United
States Public Health Service today set
in motion machinery for a nation wide
fight against tho spread of infantile
paralysis
This effort will be concentrated in
New York. where a notification sys-
tenn will be established to prevent the
interstate spread OF the epidemic now
raging.
Federal action was accelerated to-
day by reports OF cases OF the disease
IN various parts OF the country.
six experts were ordered TO report
AT once to Surgeon G. H. Lavinder,
stationed at the Ellis Island Public
Health Station. and all are expected to
reach New York tomorrow. These
are Past Assistant Surgeon J. r Rid
Ion, now at Savannah, Ga Past Assis-
tant Surgeon G. w. Chaplin. Past As
sistant Surgeon James T., Leake, from
the HygenIc Laboratory in washing
ton and Surgeon Edward r. Francis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Mr.. Danncr Getting On Nicely.

The condition of young Edward
banner, who sustained injuries by an
accident while engaged in a labor OF
love in providing for the comfort of
the Fresh Air Camps people, and who
was rushed to Philadelphia for treat-
ment. is very encouraging, and II was
found that while the injuries sustain
ed are painful. there will be no per-
manent i'll effects. The injured boy is
now receiving medical treatment in
Atlantic City, and his mother Is with
him. 1t is likely that the little suffer
er will have to remain in Atlantic City
several weeks, IT will be pleasing to
the many friends of the genial little
fellow to know that he has stood his
suffering with heroic fortitude and
splendid patience.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08

caught by our artillery and the village
Of Bannetin-le Petit was heavily
shelled at time when Il WAS seen
To he full OF German reserves. An
officer among the prisoners taken by
us states that his battalion came un-
der a strong machine gun IRE from
enc OF our aeroplsnes hying at an
altitude of 400 feet when II was ny
ing to the battlefield and shortly at
forwards the same battalion was
shelled heavily by our long range guns.
heavy rain throughout the day.
the sodden condir<on OF the ground
and the flooded state Of the trenches
added 10 the difficulties encountered
by our troops
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Two Case. In philadelphia.

Philadelphia, July 7.-Infantile par
alysis has invaded this city. Two
cases of the disease have been reported
10 the health authorities by attending
physicians and were Immediately sent
TO the municipal hospital. where they
have been placed In an isolated ward,
especially fitted for their care.
Three cases are reported from South
Bethlehem, one of which has proved
fatal.
Because OF the prevalence OF the dis
ease IN New York the local and State
health authorities have taken every
precaution against having IT brought
into this State. DR.. Samuel G, Dixon,
the health commissioner, has ordered
2.oo0 health officers to patrol the state
line between here and New York and
the railroad stations and steamboa :
terminals are being watched,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
CITIZEN MEMBERS OF
COMMISSION NAMED

Governor Stuart yesterday appoint
ed Richard Evelyn Byrd. Of Winches-
ter, and Leroy Hodges. of Prince
George. the citizen members OF the
Commission ~ Efficiency and Econ
omy created by the last session o.
the Legislature. to report on the con-
duct OF State departments and insti-
tutions. Mr. Byrd was formerly
Speaker of the House of Delegates
and Is now United States district at
torney for the Western District OF
Virginia. Mr. Hodges Is an expert
and student OF governmental matters
The commission is composed Of
Members Of the House OF Delegates
and Senate appointed by the Speaker
and president, respectively, and the
Two citizen members named by the
Governor. The former have ALREADY
been announced, Ar Of the members
are appointed for an indefinite period
but they will mako a report to the
Legislature at it's session In 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
BRITISH OFFICIAL REPORT
OF YESTERDAYS OPERATIONS

ct London, July Headquarters Of
ucial Despite stubborn resistance by
the Germans our infantry. ably as
Il a6sted by the artillery, pushed their
advance with the utmost gallantry
the mornings lghting and
GAINED several important successes.
Al south OF Thiepval. after fierce
N1reliminary bombardment. We carr,
by assault a further portion OF an
Intensely strong work known as
SI1eipsia redoubt. The redoubt ~ sir.
ssated in the salient OF the German i'..
and the Germans have exercised an
their ingenuity in its fortihcat on
4dpring the last twenty months
.S FURTHER to the south one Of our
6r1xades attacking from the west
aH6rced its way across Ave ElldroI
$Ards on the German front line trench
ITO the Germans defenses In Oviliers
I1srce fghttng IL now IN progress for
no possession Of the village.
Following our successes Of last
mt east OF La boisselle We advanced
sIzsar lines over q maze OF German
z1ennches on a front Of nearly . 400
&S6nrds 10 q depth Of FIVE hundred yards.
E&3Ufth OF Fricourt linking up with the
g~1Ove attack. VIC drove the Germans
@nm- Two woods and three lines OF
s1tonches.
f5 m 10 A. NJ the Prussian guard was
Ef6sown into the fight east Of Contsl-
6nfoon In a desperate effort to force
- back. bat the attack was crushed
M eur nre.
Germans Retire.
&A9EhA Germans subsequently fell back
Tthe northwards, leaving 700 prison
1x including men OF various req
<ate In our hands
AAaut noon our infa ntry carried the
Mage Of Confirmation by storm but
80 then fhes have been forcei
y Of the village again by strong
nafer- ATTACK,
xAe German Casualties TODAY must
30 been severe. Large mum bars Of
49, troops retiring over open were
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
GOULD ESTATE NOW q
TO BE SETTLED UP

New York, July 7.---George j.
Gould. Helen Gould Shepard and Ed
win Gould yesterday asked the SUI
preme Court for an acc )nnting OF
their administration of thu estate OF
$4,000 900 left by their father, Jay
Gould. The three executors also re-
quest their discharge and ratifica-
ton of their investments.
The internal administration of the
estate has been so satisfactory that
no accounting has been asked until.
today, since the death of Jay Gould in
1892. Indications are that the bulk
of the fortune, which has been keep.
intact, will be distributed to legatees.
The direct heirs are George J., Edwin.
Howard, Frank j., Helen and Anna
Gould The last named is now Du-
chess De Tallyrand. A referee will
be appointed by the court.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
MEMBERS OF BOARDS
OF VISITORS NAMED

A.r7.urp. of Beard OF Visit ors
for two virginia educational institu-
ftt.t.-- were ia-4te by the GoNerno or
FRIDAY night The following were APP
s,oln'-G for the Virginia Military In
ttitgtcs Rorcr A, James, of Danville,
George l.. Browning, of Orange Il.
" ". Pelfon. Of stanton, ana
49, re " stephens. Of Rockbridse
The following were named Tor the
virginia school Of Coiored Deaf ana
Blind at Newport News: @. y, Buritt
stanton Samuel steiner. Richmond.
and A c walker. King and Queen
The members for both institutions
were named for n period OF four
ears from July !.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
TWO KILLED IN
MISSISSIPPI WRECK

Hattieshurg, Miss, July The
nerthhnund Gulf and Ship Island pas
senger train was wrecked at Bond.
Miss. about twenty miles south Of
here. early today, and Engineer Rob.
ert Thompson and the fireman were
killed and many passengers injured,
according to reports received here.
TWAS said all but one ot the coaches
were overturned
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
MING PRAISES FAIG AND
BRITISH TROOPS IN FRANCE

London. July THE Press Bureau
today made public the following meE-
saRes exchanged by King George Y
and General Sir Douglas Haig. com
handing the British troops In France
The Kings message Please con
Vey to the army under your command
my sincere congratulations at the re
suits achieved In the recent fghtinR
ram proud of my troops--none could
fight more hravelv.
tsignedD GEORGE r. /"
General Haigs reply Your Males
tvs gracious message was conveyed to
the army. on whose behalf | return
the most respectful and grateful
thanks OF all ranks.
We will do our utmost to continue
70 deserve Your Majsstys confidence
and praise"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
NEGRO FUGITIVE is
OVERCOME BY HUNGER

Exhausted from lack OF food and
drink John Overtop. colored. was
last night captured ny Oficers Grimm
and Wyatt, Of the First Station in
-.-4-lnna4- ucAr Highland Park. where
he had been since July /, evading
capture for severely cutting Joe
Mitchell, coiored. on that day. When
the negro was brought to the station
X was said that he devoured four pies
in double quick time and drank more
,han quart Of water.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
chant. who resisted them have been

chants who resisted them have been
killed.
1t has been a battle of the strong.
The women, children and civilians
have had TO give UP their food sup
plies to the soldiers The former are
fighting each other to death over the
crumbs from the latter. Hardly any
food is being shipped in, however, so
general famine appears inevitable.
Trevino seems pewerless TO curb IL.
report that Villa is marching on
Chihuahua City Is hailed with JOY
here. The bandits coming promises
relief
Undoubtedly, many of Trevfno' s
men. as we'll as all the poems. viii Join
his forces IL he gets here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Osborne Again sing Sing Warden.

New York. July 7.-George w.
Kirchwey has rendered his resignation
as warden of Sing Sing prison TO
James NJ Carter, State superintendent
OF prisons here. and Thomas M Os~
borne has been reappointsd to the Of
fee. Mr Osborne. who retired as
warden after he had been indicted on
several counts by Westchester Coun-
~ grand jury viii resume his duties
July t6, Mr. Carter announced.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08

Providence, II. J., July THE first
case OF infantile paralysis reported In
this city in two years was fiscoY-
cred today. A child in a family which
recently arrived from Brooklyn Is
said 10 be suffering from the disease.
TWO Other children are under OBJ
servation Thus far seven cases have
been reported IN the State.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
CONDITION OF ANARCHY
ExIST AT CHIHUAHUA

Chihu~~a Citv. july g. tVia
Courier 10 FL Pasol. July Mob
law reigns here. The people are
stricken with famine Public service
plants have been tlismantled by van
dals. The water supply has been
shut of, Street cars are not running
and the city is IN darkness
Trevino's army here is thu cause of
the trouble The. soldiers have not
been paid Thsy have been forced TO
loot the stores for food. Several mer-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Resnnnsihle Fur at snak :"

Vow York, July 7.-Car1os e.
'eorc. who described himself as pres
Int OF the Import and Export Cor
ration, and S K Paul. formerly a
Tx In the Offices of J. +. Morgan &
o., admitted late Yesterday, accord
aE 10 District Attorney Swami. that
hcN were responsible for the leak
'"r OF war munitions secrets OF the
Morgan Arm.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
sunday Paper Case In To-day.

Justice Crutch1eld will today pass
upon the question of the necessity
of Sunday newspapers, Representa-
tives OF both the morning papers were
reported three weeks ago for work
ing on Sunday Justice Crutchield
stated at the time that he was un-
certain as to what procedure to take
and wanted time In which to look
fully into the matter. lie may decide
today,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Mrs. Wnitc Is Freed

Grand Rapids Mich, July Mrs.
Clara Louise Peck Waite received A
decree OF annulment OF her marriage
To DR. Arthur Warren Waite here yes
terday. The decree was given on the
ground OF fraud
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
THREE DEATHS REPORTED
OUT OF FIVE CASES

Beacon. n. Y. July This city
has three deaths out OF five cases
DR.. William h. Hay OF the State
Health Department. examined the
surviving cases. He also put under
quarantine the Universal settlement
camp, a short distance from here.
where there are about 100 boys.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08

movements wss removed .oaay
ueotement OF Frederick q i<ell-
secretary 10 Or. Chris apheT
I'm. Parliamentary Under-Secse-
xOr the Ministry " Munitions.
Kellawsy, who ls a mem her Of
annent. cited figures which snow
the British output ~ munitions
NV ut the highest put1t since the
k1ntng Of the war
A striking statement.
54f recessery, sc could arm the
~ Min big guns RauzEle 10 muz-
From the Somwe - the sea, and
~ output Is not yet At foodtide.
~ one Of his most striking state
11ntsl
III. Keliaway gave statistics show
~ that there are now 900 new ar
MAS putting out guns and shells
fecthe~ with 1000 private firms IN
IN control
III Nunftion workers hsvs Heen n
4eaeed in numbers by more than
3%xVp. 900 Those nov engaged in
the armies with materials
nGmber aso0. o0o ~ these $4,000
Ire women
u labor problems Hir NsAaway saws
4Ave been satisfactorily solved, and
Ne employment of women N mun'-
Non Factories has greatly aided IN IN
the OUTPUT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Drnids Have Onfing.

The annual picnic of Jefferson
Grove Druids, will he held at stop
26 l-2 Seven Pines Road on Friday.
July 2ist. The Druids are very
strong in Richmond, and IL is believed
that there viii be a large mem bership
present. Members or the other groves
will attend the outing Of jefferson
Grove
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
RUSSIANS LAUNCH MIGHTY
DRIVE ON RIGA FRONT


9sss@ srnaoh jay 90 -iy" 'hE 49, . ~
sssxArtiliery preparation the Russians
*N nave aa0nCAea a mi@"SF o''elrs'
sainst the German 'front.' from f'iSa
&Stu Baranowicht
- PetroErad officialft announces INA.
III hrs. line trebfh"s nave oeen csc ;
!. fri the Germans southwest ar Lake
70 NaTotch, 70 the east Of wilma, I'm heFee
Is,tnet attacks
ri H aJaa reports the violent
sss~ t- A0 fhe north while the Feran
VI Sar Office az nits the Germans have
III rren fareed 20 abandon their positions
sssn saiiert a. r2a~'ofusN They also
s k bs frP wrst q KoJI.
$50 u.trAless d,snatrh from Rome
ii scsssv s-a,ee maj me Germans have
..sc,tl retirement between
i 4x,s- On. t,er.-,v4ent and al kalki
]. h.~.,.e a, ,ha savere attacks on the
80 ItsrsbaV Atro3r,i Won
IN sTirssnh.rr prince Leopold OF IA
! vita si'N, - s.ao,,oss p,es,
ia ~ - 80 pTeeian~ cut
~ Aot0t'F@ 49, - -. 80
.ne o. 'he So, % ,1.,y,nre ia
ausNfs4h tIo7t So
along ,he A' i' 50. a. ~ f,,,ssiaI1s
49, o. we - 49, ,t,,5 ~ rauturod
S sn o',e. .ao Sae' - arqe sn.
- -1 a-o,r,,nifton in
" 60.
81 sr,c,r .u.ra p,t,,o. In Carnathians.
80 - art'ilsr,, 1reIs
- 49, ,,t.oe - ,ha region ~
.ss ss,,'s,s1 - .ho D,.,,,a front while
Al, $50, a.,rare,+i, is = fnr~e guard
..,sar " ~ 1870 Ma ia me chr
rashaao rasse@ n@aT me Romanian
~ s,ors<y
g.. sf,ecessas At rnaEy points along
8 tho line arc reported IN the Russian
nf1rfnt Statement Which follows
0Glcial statement
s.. THE battles west e the lower styr
s cortInue WITH success rn the Russian
N ; ar 49,.
80 in the region q Gal9sta Optovo
IN aro o.,thet. We arc jH possession
Of the forunce .ustro-HunRarisn
,4~ .,csfions, tho "r0~f wong pat TO
light bv the Are OF our artillery. Our
u savalrv, pursuing the enemy, charged
go ss.s- 81, In the region af Noltehetzk and
Il captured krupp battery Of Elk can
Aftet violent battle we occupied
the villages Or lNomafoNo ara race
Our raNaif3 laFtl"d lht faI"aE
rfrtion az Mah"Nl'thl aho III 'He So"'S ~
- 81 iAe pHTs4A OF Inc het'uS enemy
"a We captured '''''FH Oh l'u' ~"
Ton anu 'Nre tNaNE pieces Oh "'"'
*ssass ~ T"Nu ~ ',.,
a.s4st. is4''i. - N'f ifPa Ii" "'"'''S
Az, nneI = proefrofl' s,,,,..,.,. .,. on.,,,,
IN Ga.1e'a near f'laoHl' me f'otny'
80 yer eNp'ool"s . h''"ne "i 'n.l,rs'
aIlefnp ten 10 assume me offensive
Il put was repuised.
sr i4arSc Nhfti"cf "l
81 West OF thf over ~ pa on 50
Gay and "edhes1ay ~ pNi' efS "la
s,sVo men were Fal'uFr''
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
SHARK KILLS BOY AT
SPRING LAKE BEACH

Spring Lake, N. j., July while
hundreds of summer visitors on the
beach and In the south end pavilion
looked on helpless, Charles Bruder. a
bell boy In one OF the largest beach
hotels. was attacked by a shark yes
terday afternoon and before help
could arrive lost both OF his legs. He
died ten minutes after he was brought
to shore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Sim Fein informed.

London. July of the 1000 per-
sons arrested in Dublin during the
Sin Fem uprising Zoo have been re-
leased The rest have been placed
in an internment camp. II was an
nounced Ia Commons today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08

Terre Haute, Ind, July THE FIRST
case OF infantile paralysis In this sec
ton was reported today by Or. w. i.
Roberts. county health officer. "A small
child was stricken in Burnett, Ind.
small mining town near here.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08

Springfield, Ill, July THE total
number of infantile paralysis cases In
Illinois is eleven. Three cases have
been reported from Chicago. one Of
which resulted in death. The other
cases are outside of Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Company II RAGING OATH.

Acting under orders received from
Colonel r. f. GOODWIN OF the Fourth
regiment, Captain j, A. Cloyd Of Com
pany II. Highland Springs, 10 adn'in-
istersng the new. Federal military ser,
vice oath 10 the members OF his
com m ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08

Hartford. Conn. July two cases
have been reported to the State
Health Department One is in SIAM
ford and the other in New Haven.
The Bridgeport case is under observa-
ton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Ono Death I'm baltimore.

Baltimore, Nd, July IA two
yearold child, living with it's parents
near Annapolis Junction, died of in
fantile paralysis at local hospital
today This is the only case in Bal
tlmora known
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Case at BridgcporS,

Bridgeport. Conn, July "A six
months-old baby. showing symptoms
OF infantilc paralysis, has been iso-
lated in tho City Hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Tc,,ion Loss Half Million.

London. July IA Reuter-
Dispatch from Petrograd sets the
suStro- German losses in killed.
wounded, prisoners and men
otherwise put out of action since
the launching OF General Brusi-
Ions offensive AT 500, 900
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Five In Massachusetts.

Boston, July One case OF irfan-
tile paralysis was reported in the
Eastern District today. This Is said,
does not include Lowell. Bedford, I
where four cases were reported TO (
day
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-08
Dies in Bethlehem,

Bethlehem. Pa, July Ralph Mil
Ter. aged three. died today OF infan-
tile paralysis. This city had a scrt-
Gus epidemic six years ago and q NUM-
her Of deaths resulted.