Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-07-13
LATE NEWS


New York-Albert A. Sander and Charles w Wun-
nenberg who sentenced in MARCH, 1917 to terms of
imprisonment as principals in the spying conspiracy will
be witnesses before the grand jury in proceeding against
W. L. WrbeIauer.
FISHERMAN SEIZED WITH APoPLEXY
chambersburg, Pa.-The body of Linn Mccune, 40
years old, found face downward in concocheague
creek near Stone Bridge 1t is likely he was seized with
an apoplecte stroke while fishing Coroner Kinter to.
day decided drowning was accidental and held no inquest
QUIETEsT NIGHT ON MARINE FRONT.
With she American Army in Francc-oa The fronts
in The marae district held by American troops last night
was a ieest Of any since the Germans in ,r syye.,
soutnaara stepped at the north bank The river
In some sections single German shell came over
while in others the artillery IRE was far below the normal
FISHER APPOINTED BY MARKHAM
Philadelphia. 3 Fisher has been appointed trans
Portaton assistant Of the Pennsylvania Railroad of which
system he had been superintendent Of fras. transport
tauon. C. H. Markham, director of the Allegheny re-
gion, also announced the appointment Of r. r. Carroll
formerly assistant general superintendent of motive
power Of the Baltimore and Ohio as mechanical assistant
Of the Pennsylvania and E B Temple as-arserta as-
sa@at Changes were aso.tnadc by Er- lie. federal
manager oftae Pennsylvania, among them D. a. Stockton
as general auditor
soVIETs DESERT CAUSE IN RUSSIA
Mosoow-Leon Trotzly, Boshsvik minister of war
and marine declared he had received news from the front
that unity had suffered as the result of Anglo-Frcnch
propaganda Part ofthe BoIshevi force the minister
added had deserted to the enemy"
DRY" HALTs UNTIL LATE AUGUST
WasRington-The Senate to-day formally agreed by
unanimous consent to postpone vote on the national
prohibition legislation until after the proposed hreeday
recess period ends August 70.
EIGHT CAUGHT IN BUILDING WRECK
Monueal-Eight persons were killed and several
others injured to-day by the collapse of the top floor,
stored with empty shells, Of warehouse owned by Lynn
burner Limited munitions manufactures in St. Paul
street The identified dead included George Lymburner.
nephew of the head Of the firm
WILSON NoMINATES ARMY GENERALS
Washington-P President Wilson to-day made these
Army nominations: Major general in line of the army
Major General William Cfozer Major General Henry G.
Sharpe quarernaster general with rank Of major general
for four years Bdgadicr General Harry l. Rogers chief
of ordnance with rank Of major general for four years
Brigadcr General Clarence c. WILLIAMS.
SIX PERISH IN srEAMER,FIRE
AN Atlantic Portsiz persons are reported killed and
fifteen others injured in explosion followed by fire on
Spanish oil steamship anchored in the harbor to-day
The detonaton heard for miles Submarine chasers
hurried the burning vessel and took the injured men
ashore to hospitals.
NAVAL AVIATOR KILLED IN PLANES FALL
Chatham, Mass-Ensign Andrews, a naval aviator was
killed and Ensign Parks probably fatally hurt in the fall
Of seaPlans on the beach here to-day The machine
erashsd e earth and instantly caught fire. .