LAST FIGHT AGAINST JJQUOR MRS. T. B. HOWARO Mount Vernon* the MASCOT Home of Washington Elder W. "H- .McChesney Diss After Addressing th« Largest Audisncs of His Carssr. By J. E. Jones MATTRESSES A pretty little story of visits Fairmont.—"Elder" W. H. McChes-, to Mount Vernon on the Potomac] ttey, for 45 years a temperance worker Special for lOlDays "impressions last andr sentiments! In Martin county, has made his the "anti-liquor speech in cause. like yours and mine," explains! •LAV8, HEAVILY RE-ENFORCBD, Twenty minutes after the 84-yearr the author tothose who have seen ARE GAINING HEIGHTS ABOVE old minister had-arisen in his seat uinifttTftnli mmri our country's greatest shrine. THE UZiSOK PASS. in. the Fairmont opera house and anBwered •MA-ium Bound in colonial blue and buffi Congressman-elect Joseph E. Meeker of St. LOuis, who had made a with hand illumined cover des-! REPORT. CAPTURE OF CISNA vigorous speech in opposition to proEibition, igai, and colonial ribbon book! the aged temperance worker mark, profusely illustrated with' was dead at the home of George Murray, handsome halftones and pen1 his friend. The excitement of the E Cxar's M«n Also Take 3,000 Prisoners drawings, it is1 a dainty and1 meeting had been too much. The in Carpathians and Great Stock "elder's"v heart could not bear the valuable reminder that will instantly of War Munitions and •train. appeal to every person Congressman-elect to Meeker spoke Provisions. who has been to Mount Vernon, a temperance crowded house. He attacked the while to those who have not agitation and criticized I RAGES. This Massive r-Tnch best $10 Bed MOST FURIOUS churches. Placing a -$10 bill in a had that good fortune this ciever This $4 Guaranteed Spring anj Bible he offered to give the Bible and happy little story of our beloved Petrogfad, April 7.—The most furious the money to anybody in the audience This MASCOT $7.50 Mattress. O George and Martha gives a, bayonet battle in the history of to who would point a passage nf the COMPLETE C-i 7S the world is being fought on the clearer view of their colonial Bible sanctioning prohibition. OUTFIT FQR...91v«l9 louthem ridge and slopes of the Carpathlans "Many of the men church members home, which is today the pride! at the Lupkow pass, accordIng drink whiskey," he cried. "Many women of Virginia and of the Nation. I KEYES' FURNITURE ^TORE to dispatches reaching here. ~t church members drink patent medicines As a souvenir or gift book, in snow-filled gulleys and up and with whiskey in them." for young or old there is nothing down slippery mountain sides, the Defends the ChurcRr Struggle is going on. The Austrians "Elder" McChesney, down near the to approach the elegance of in their retreat southward from the stage, rose to his feet. Friends tried wlfs this little volume, and it will Mrs. Thomas Benton Howard, railway abandoned much of their artillery, to restrain him, but he insisted on of Admiral Howard, commander-inchief make on feel more like a patriotic The Russians moved up the speaking. of the Pacitic fleet, has been en American to possess it. heights supported only by small mountain "It isn't true," he cried. "It isn't tertaining lavishly at Coronado Beach, guns. true of our church people here." NOW BEING, PRINTED were Cal., where many society folk Neither side has been able to put its His voice breaking, the aged pastor Send $T.oo for a copy to gathered for the* polo contests. be Brtiiiery to effective use in the broken defended the church, and attacked the delivered to your address at ranges. Guerilla warfare, fierce struggles liquor traffic. He had been fighting II.' S. NEOTBALiTY VIOLATES? Easter. between small groups in the narrow the saloon for 45 years in Martin county, COMPETENT JUDGES U. S. Press Association, defiles with Austrian and Slav where he has been a minister of the. Clashing with cold steel is strewing Free Methodist church, and this wka Bond Building, the Lupkow region with thousands of his biggest audience. He was applauded Washington, D. C. BRITISH CRUISERS GET SUPPLIES dead, when he took his seat. Special Note: Mr. Jones is the FROM N. Y. IS CHARGE. After the meeting, "Elder" McChesney London, April 7.—The attention of ashington representative of went to the home of his friend. the public for the time being is dipected He was very much excited. the Press* and if you will state OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS toward the great struggle for "Maybe it would have been best for Col- Investigation Made at Night By that you are a reader of this the Carpathian passes, where the RusSlans you if you hadn't interrupted Mr. lector Trfalonc Aboard American paper, a autographed copy of the SAY THAT THE apparently are- making very Mfeeker," said a member of the Murray Torpedo Boat. first edition will be furnished ,on Steady progress despite the obstinate-j family. DULUTH HERALD resistance offered by the Austrian an.d "I am old and maybe am foolish," the regfular order. I New York, April 7.—Dudley Field German trbops. The Russians are on said "Elder" McChesney. "But the Malone, collector of the port, charges the Hung&rfan side of both the Dukla Good Book says that sometimes the thait British cruisers patrolling the and Lupkow -passes,-and with the aid fcolish can confound the wise." waters along the coast of the United Of considerable reinforcements are The old man closed his eyes. When States have been violating the neutrality gaining the heights, which dominate members of the-family tried to arouse law by coaling and taking on supI Uzsok pass.' him he was dead. plies from vessels putting out from the IS THE BEST IN THE NORTHWEST TRADE-MARKS Capture Russians Cisria. port of New York. DULUTH TELLER IS SUICIDE COPYRIGHTS Even the' Austrian official report admits Mr. Malone had an extended conference with Unit.ed States District Att'orney Send for sample copy and you will say Ihe same. that fighting is now taking place Setad ske tch- or jc^pdel ^aiwLjIescrip-.. H. Snowdeir Marshall regarding, in tile Laboreza valley, which is south Books Examined After ^Tragedy" Are tloirforfree-sii^ii-'hr the state of affairs he claims to have Book containing' over £C& rr.eckan. Accurate—Motive for Act Of Lupkow pass, while the. Russians ire.1 re- 'moveriiehis: cent free upon MAILED DAILY, THREE MONTHS FOR ONE DOLLAR discovered and he expects to bring have announced the capture of Cisna, Is Unknown. .. quo-t.. the matter to the attention of the federal WM. TT. ROACH, Jr. an important station in the high mountains ATT O.RN EYtAT -LAW grand jury at once. between Lupkow and XJzsok Duluth, Minn.—Charles J. Grogan, MECHANICAL A Nib ELECTRICAL. ADDRESS:—HERALD, DULUTH, MINN. Mr. Malone said that for some weeks passes, Where they captured a great aged who was paying teller of the 28, he had been making an investigation r.Icdill EuiUbj D. C. Itock of war munitions and provisions. Northern National bank, shot himself Washington, of information, that had come to him to death in the washroom under the Capture 3,000 Prisoners. from various sources to the effeet that bank. His engagement to Miss Muriel The Russians captured in the Carpathians British cruisers lying off the entrance Brown, well known in society circles, upwards of 3,000 prisoners. to New York harbor had been receiving recently was -announced Miss Brown They alsd claim another success in food and coal from here. On board is the daughter of Philip Gordon Bukowina, and the capture Of another the United States torpedo boat destroyer Brown, well known Duluth business thousand prisoners, while the Austriims Parker the collector" had been* man. also assert they repulsed a Russian making trips about the harbor and J. W. Lyder, cashier of the bank, force which attempted to cross outside Sandy Hook on many nights who completed checking up Grogan's Ihe Dniester river. during several weeks past. books several hours after the tragedy, are progress The Russians also making The collector intimated that these announced that they were accurate. In northern Poland, a German oftial trips had resulted in important disclosures, "We are at a loss to find a motive for a report telling of the repulse of although he would not say Grogan's suicide," he said. attack is German ii! Mariampol, which Just what these had been. After Grogan had finished his work a loirsiderably west of the region that and conversed cheerfully with em lew was in days ago the possession of CONVICTS TAKEN BY FARMERS ployes of the bank, he retired to the ghe Germans. wash room. Shortly after Lyder and INCINERATOR Turkf Attack Allied Fleet. other bank attaches heard a report. Four of Six Prisoners Who Escaped Gostien Investigation disclosed Grogan's body The former German cruisers, From Bismarck Prison Captured and Breslau, now under the Turkish with a bullet wound behind the left While Sleeping. ear. One hand clutched a pistol. flag with the new names of Sultan THE NEW INVENTION FOR DESTROYING Grogan's marriage to Miss Brown Uelim and Midirli, respectively, have Bismarck, N. D., April 7.—Four of was to have taken place early in June, out tgailfc b^eft in the Black Sea and ALL KINDS OF CITY GARBAGE. the six prisoners who escaped from according to bank officials, who had fxchanged shots with the Russian the penitentiary here have been captured, granted him a two weeks' leave of fleet off the Crimean coast, but, probably at a point fifty-six miles from absence. confronted by superior forces, here on the Missouri river bottoms. made their Way back to the Bosphorus. The capture was made by four Em1 The German submarine U-31 has replaced To Pay Half Million for Water. tnons county farmers, who, armed with the U-28 off the west coast of rifles, shotguns and revolvers, came England. t)uring the day reports upon the fugitives while they were Hibbirig/—One expenditure in tubbing, "were received of the sinking of this a at least, meets with, the approval sleeping beside country school house. Underwater boat by the Russian bark of minirj companies and village of The fugitives refused to talk of their Vermes and the steamer Olivine, both fictals alike. It is for the new water experiences during the three days and 9mall vessels. system, which will cost the village approximately four nignts they were hunted, except $480,000. that they left the woods because the Suigaeian Raid Explained. The system is bein& constructed by posses made it too hot for them. London, April 7.—The Bulgarians REASONABLE JUST During their flight the men had secured the Layne & Bowler company of -fcave explained that the recent raid a change of clothing. They Houston, Texas, water developers. Th« Into Serbia was the Work of rebels calls for a daily capacity of were arrested in a neighborhood inhabited contract IN end have promised to disarm them THE 3,000,000 gallons, with pumps which by Russians, few of whom "When they reach the Bulgarian front. will pump 5,000,000 gallons a day. could read English. Two other convicts who escaped The new system was made neces^ PRICE THING *TW0 STRIKES ON OLD JOHN" sary because the mines went down below from the prison still are at large. A the old sygtem's water level.' Af. report that they are making their way FOR EFFICIENT Silly Sunday Makes Significant Reply west is being run down. ter a full investigation the engineers of the Oliver Mining company recommended to Saloonkeepers in the proposition offered by the Chicago. Germans Bar Relief Agent. VILLAGES IN SERVICE London, April 7.—It is understood Texas company. 'There was fear the here that Gifford Pinchot, who received water could not. be developed near Chicago, April 7.—"Old John Barleytorn an appointment to assist the Hibbing, and not until M. E. Layna I has three balls and two strikes AND ECONOMICAL offered to develop the necessary supply American commission for relief in Belgium failed 6h him," says Billy Stfnday. to distribute food to destitute or receive no pay, was the proposition Thug picturesquely and significantly accepted. French pec-le in the territory occupied CITIES OF Winds up the baseball evangelist's rely IN by the Germans, was refused permission to the Chicago saloonkeepers, who by the German authorities to avg added their voices to the chorus River Breaks Levee at Mankato. ALL enter Belgium. OPERATION Calling a Sunday ^revival season Mankato.—The Minnesota river hai iere. begun to fall, but not before it broke Give Three balls and two strikes on old Dutch Warning. through part of the levee protecting SIZES GUARANTEED Washington, April 7.—The Netherlands £ohn, says Billy—and the petitioning North Mankato. Men and teapas were government has notified the $f:!ooiikeepers, judging from the tone unable, to repair the break, as the United Stated that any foreign ship D*f their comments as they discussed rush of water swept away the material future pisusing the Dutch flag or using other the of the liquor trade in this as fast as it was put in, and the means to make a pretense of possessIng City see the situation as he does. More, water became too de.ep to work in it. Dutch nationality will not be allowed they see the next development as However, no damage wai done in the if to depart from or pass through •urely a strike as the world's greatest built-up section of the village. Ae waters under the jurisdiction- of the pitcher were sending the "best he soon as the water goes down sufll bad" Netherlands. against a nervous wilting busher. ciently the levee will be repaired. Y\ Woman Mayor Is Defeated. Chinaman Badly Burned. Cat Saves Family From_Fire. two Tyro, Kan., April" 7.—After Minneapolis, April 7.—Fre4 P. Wong, ^ears of office, Mrs. M. C. Defenbaugh, Fergus Falls.—The geese that saved PLANS AND PRICES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION TO frroprietor of the Best hand laundry at payor, was defeated for re-election by Rome have nothing on a cat owned 421 East Lake street, and Wun Lung, C. F. Herring, candidate on an indefin Q. A: by Nels Bahle, a farmer living just employe, were both badly burned pendent ticket. Five women candiWhile .southeast of this city. Bahle was saving bundles of laundry when 1 Sates for places on city council with awakened by frantic yowls in hia the building caught on fire. Both Mrs- Defenbaugh on the citizens ticket kitchen and going downstairs, opened Wong and Lung had retired, but the defeated. the door and was met by a gust ol -•. Patentee fteighing of a horse in a stable nearkept flame and smoke. The entire interioi Contractor and Builder Litchfield Dry Again. them both awake," so that was afire, and he had barely "time to ^I'lvhen the flames reached their bedfoom Litchfield, Minn., April 7.—No license awaken his wife and son and get them INTERNATIONAL FALLS, MINNESOTA was carried here by a majority they mafaaged to escape and put before the flames were communt drjr .00^ the be^oomi."Thereilcaped LL.LL.LL.LL.LL.LL.LL.LL.LAA. ?ush to the laundry room, where they Litcnfield goes on cated to'tbe' 1 Ai ikk a Dart of for a year. ««*-°ut large the. cloth-, *mn second nothing but their night clothes. with