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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-25

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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1905-05-25
The Common House Fly.
Whence He Comes and
Whittier He Goes.
s: BY HAROLD SonERS, N. A.

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
DAYTON
in DANGER
OF MISSING THE FEDERAL JUDGE.
SHIP ON ACCOUNT OF PROB
ABLE CLERK.

WASHINGTON. d. C. Marco an
was learned yesterday afternoon al the
Capitol tnat there is opposition in the
senate committee on judiciary TO tat
confirmation of Representative Dayton
ms United States Judge to succeed Judge
Jackson and the opposition might re-
suit in sis being turned down for the
Judgesnip.
The opposition is based on tas fact
that several senators Of the Judiciary
committee learned that II Mr.. DAYTON
was confirmed ne intended to appoint
a. clerk Of ais court an obnoxious Dem,
oc-at, who il he wre running for an
elective Office would be showed under.
The friends for Mr. Dayton are greatly
worried about toe turn taken by the
Judiciary committee. AMI If they report
adversely on his nomination. which they
are liable 10 do, President Roosevelt
will send in at once the name Of an.
other- man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
VETS WON
AT ELKINS
IN THIS WEEKS ELECTION, FIRST
TIME SINCE PLACE WAS
INCORPORATED.

The election at Ellins, W. Va. tins
week resulted in an oyerwislnling vie
tory for the ~wets.s This is tae first
time tnat they nave won since Elklns
has been incorporated. altaough IN
South Elkins they have been victorious.
There was great jubilatisn late Tuesday
night waen the result OF tae election
was announced, guns being nred and bells
rung. Bonfres were lighted. EllSins
mas been a dry town for some time. 1t
is said that slealseasies fiourisned. The
4wetn or Citizens ticket, which won
by majority of $50 is composed Of the
following: Mayor Z. d. Talbot;
councilmsn, first ward, @. II. Scott; sec
ond, W. H. Damn; taird. Alfred Hostetter
fourth, Lee Crouca; fifth, DR.. A. N.
Fredloek. The antillicense ticekt was
composed Of the following: Mayor, S.
T. Spears; councilmen, Blaine W. Tay-
lor, c. NJ. Marstiilsr, Joseph Bartlett.
G. P. Wnetsell and John f. Nyiegger.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
VISITOR FROM VIRGINIA.

W. II. Bumgardner, nephew Of the
late Adam Bumgardner. OF Elk district.
is mere the guest of mis- counsin. David
Bumgardner. Mr.. Bumgardner is a
native of Highland county, Va, but
went to Muscatine Iowa. in 1887. and
resided there number or years and
then returned to Virginia and mas mis-
home in Chesterfield county. that STATE,
This is MS first visit to this section.
He expected to find MS Uncle Adam
alive and was muca disappointed when
informed of MS death which took place
a few years ago. In earlier life ne wa.
with his uncle frequently and they were
fast friends. Mr.. BumgarGner expect.
to be aere some days and i enjoying mis-
visit very greatly.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
FAR0UHAR
TRIAL SOON
PHYSICIAN WILL LIKELY BE TRIED
MARCH a FOR CRIMINAL
OPERATION.

GAINESVILLE, o, March eli il
can BE- arranged, tae trial Of DR.. /. P.
Farq,aar, on the charge Of performing
a fatal criminal operation upon aIoIlle
Taylor, win be held this month. as DR..
Farquhar has asked tlat ae BE- given a
speedy trial, ami his attoncys, Winn
AMI Bassstt are making every effort IN
this direction.
DR. Farfullar acquainted mis- attorney
witn his wishe, as soon rs the indicr-
msnt was returned. Judge Frazier was
consulted BY Messrs. Wan and Basseti.
Starting Marcn p. there viii Be two
days in the common pleas docket clear.
and it is probable that the case will be
triad at taat time.
From thsse developments it seems
taat the change of venue, which nav
be asked, will come from the attorneys
Of D. 0. Watson. One u t;isse is W.
II. johnson, of this city. Mr.. Vim
stated last evening that mis- cIient wouIa
aot ask for change OF venue. as ae
felt that he would secure as far a triar
here as anywhere.
Ihe statement in an evening publica-
tion tnat Mr.. Vim had requested that
the report of the coronar's inquest in
cae .sMollie Taylor case" be not riven
to the newspapers is branded by MIR.
VIM as being absolutely false.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
EDITORS MEET.
HON. STUART F. REED, OF THIS
CITY, HoNoRED BY ELECTION
To OFFICE.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March s-Tae
National Republican Editorial Associa.
tion aeld its sixth annual convention
Acre yesterday. It's features were thc
annual address of President john \
sleicher, OF Leslies weekiy, read IN
his absence by Secretary A. 0. Bum
nell; remarks by Vice President Fair
banks. papers by DIR. A. L. Winsaip.
President o fine Aias,acaus, tits Editor
ial Association; W. 5. Cappeller. Of
Mansfield. Ohio; and Hon. Lafe Young,
of the Das Sioines Capital; tine election
of officers and the reception at tae home
of Vice President Fairbanks. President
Sleicher was detained in New York by
business. Officers were elected as fol-
lows:
Presideut-w. $. cappeller. Mans.
field Ohio.
Vice Presidents-George C. RAN
kin, Monmouth, H.; Jos. NJ. Caapple,
Boston; Lewis AIcKinsrry, Ferionia,
y. y; Z. H. Morris, MockviIle. \. G.:
Stuart F. Reed, Clarksburg, West vir.
ginia,
secretarp-A o. Bunnell Danrille,
Ky.
Resolutions were adopted congram.
latin gtne people of the country on th-
auspicious Inauguration of President
Roosevelt acknowledging MS successful
effort at leadership of tn Republican
party. pledging support to him IN the
future and endorsing his efforts to Sc.
cure legislation for the control of raii-
road rates. The constitution of the as-
sociation was so changeG as TO permit
representation in the association equal
to tae number of members of the con.
gress from eacn state Yesterday after.
noon members of the association were
received by the Presidnt and in th-
evening by Vice President and Mrs.
Fairbanks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
NEW ROUTE
FOR B. 4 o.
S BEING TALKED OF AND MAIN
LINE WILL NOT THEN GO
BY FAIRMoNT.

1t Is believed that the b. & o. line
from toe conellssille coke regions is io
be bnilt as surveyors are busy at botA
ends Of the line.
The route from Elm Grove % waynes,
burg is along iae -Nylseling creek via
Viola and Majorsville to Acsleys, where
they will follow the course of Simpsons
creek via Simpsons Store, and over a
low divide to Rutan, and thence to
waynesbnrg. I'ae Wheeling Waynes-
burg and Eastern railway is known as
the Holmes survey. which Was recently
sold 10 the Baltimore & oaio railroad
company. 1t Is known tnat the survey
|ors ara in the employ of the B. 8 o.,
although it is given out taat the com
pany interested in the work is backed by
H. c. Frick, OF Pittsbnrg, and ]. V.
Thompson, OF Uniontown, who are heav.
lily interested in coal lands along the
route, and aaye probably induced tine
B. & 0. company to construct the line
80 as 10 airod an outlet for the coal
in That section.
The new line ii built win follow prae-
tically the same route through Psnnsyi.
vania as tine original Is. s o. east and
west line. wnich was abandoned on ac,
count Of tae refusal Of the Pennsylvania
legislature TO grant them caarter. and
caused tae construction or the road VIA
AIoundsville, Cameron, AIannington and
Fairmont to Grafton in order to nor
cross the state of Pennsylvania.
The citizens OF the citles OF ths Wheel
in gdiyision are not showing any en-.
tnusiasm over the prospect of being
sidetracked by tine D. s o. as they be.
lisve the new line means somstaing
more than an outlet to the coal fields.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
SCHUBERT AND
BACH RECITAL
WILL BE GIVEN BY THE MARcATo
CLUB IN WALDO PARLoRs ON
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.


The SECOND recital of the AIareato
Club, the naw women's musical organi-
zation. waiea win be given in tsie par.
-lors of tae Waldo hotel Saturday after
noon win be dssstcd % he siss ara
works of Johann Sebastian saca AMI
Franz Peter ssnubert. the famous Ger.
man composers and musicians. The fol-
lowing i the program to be rendered.
Biography Of Baca ....... Miss EstiH
Invention in A minor. tBachl-
Miss Martha Basel
''Wno is silyia?" ischrSert)
Miss smith.
Fuge in D major, tfrom his Wen Tenn.
psred clavichord. Book Bach
Miss Frost.
Papcr-"curent Musical Events
Mrs Con
ta @My Heart. Ever Faithful sing
Praises.7 tBachA-
t5) %Faita in SPRING. iscnuBertl-
Mrs. Haymalsr.
tal Prelude in A minor. ffsacil--
% Fugue in f minor, lBaeh1--
tel Fuge in Z major tfrom his Well
TempAred Clavisaord. Books AMI
H-Baedl- Mrs.. Jackson.
-Hardi Hurki The Lark tscaub,rtl- .
Mrs. D.ison.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
TYREE THE FAvoRITE.

Y i understood that Frank Tyre. or
Huntington, W. Va. viii succesl Cant.
John X Thompson of Raymond civ
as Z. $. Marshal for tne Sousnern dis.
iriet Of West Virginia. CAPTAIN,
Thompson win nave served two terms
wncn MS present Tins expires. and tn
rule adopted BY the president Is tha.
tnat Is long enough. Tyree mas for sew
eral years been personal body guari of
.tae President and has won the favor OF
tae Chief Executive, who has beer
nightly piased with MIN.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
EXPELLED
FROM CHURCH
WAS NEGRO MISSIONARY BECAUSE
HE RETURNED TO HEATHEN
PRACTICES.
! BY Associated Press.

HUNTINGTON. Ind. March a-Thc
executive board committee of tine mis-,
sionary board of the United Bretare,.
church today dropped from the rolls OF
the church Daniel Flicl<inger wilberforcc
an african, brought to uhis country a.
a child. educated by the caurch and re-
turned as a missionary. Tne ground
for the action i That he re:urned 70
hrathen practices. contracted plura,
marriages and became cni,f OF tribe
Of devil worshipers. He was proteg'
of Rev. D. X. Flickinger, a well knowr
missionary to Africa of tae U. d. caurcn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
MRS. CHADWICK
WITH JURY
CASE is GIVEN TO TWELVE MEN
TO DEcIDE-EXPERT CONTRA
Diets BANK OFFICIALS.
By Associated Pr.ss.

By Associated Prsss.
CLEVELAND. O., Marca o-1. c.
Doolittle, bookkeeping expert, called for
the defense, gave testimony directly con.
tradicting that of Receiver Lyon and
Assistant Cashier Avery. He said the
Journal entry showed AIRS. Chadwick
was entitled to cash or credit to the
extent of $4,000 at the time the above
witnesses said she had no credit vita
tne bank. The defense closed at lO.45.
inere was no rcbuttaI testimony ana
tna remainder of this mornings session
was occupied with argument on a mo.
ton BY Mrs. Ciiadwick.s counsel to dis
'"'rge tne jury and dismiss the case
against Mrs. Chadwick
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
RUSSIAN ARMY RETREATS
in The GREATEST CONFUSION
MEETING OF
TEACHERS
OF CLARK, COAL AND cLARKsBURG
SCHOOL DISTRICTS TO BE HELD
IN CENTRAL SCHOOL BUILD
ING ON SATURDAY.

The teachers OF Clark, Coal ana
clarksburg Independent districts vii
assemble at the Central school building
Saturday, Marca IL, at 1880 o'clock il
the afternoon. We assire that bota
city and district teachers make it a
point to be present. It is essential taal
we, as teachers, shouh more or less b,
intcreted in d6ool affairs of the county
and to do this We need to give attention
to the meetings. We fesl taat Ia,
teachers of tae Independent district
could often aelp taose of tae district.
and those of the district can often aelp
the city teachers.
Good teaching requires Che same cnar-
aetaristies belonging to the teacher.
Wherever ne teaches. 1t Is Iamentable
fact that we have teachers in our
schools VINO are simply satisfied with
anything. We can not expect the
boards to raise salaries and improve
school grounds if we give no attention to
tae work in our hands. 1t aas been
said this winter by god authority that
the teacners of some of the schools in
Clark ami Coal districts we.e teaching
Saturdays and holidays, AMI further.
dismissing so early in the afternoons
taat it was useless to enforce the CON.
nIIlsory schoot la,, w i.
several teachers took very little inter
est in the Reading Circle. This speaks
very much against the teacher. We
need to read tha reports from other
counties in the West Virginia School
Journal. | neard member of the boar.
of one Of tiie,e districts say, @wnat Is
the use of trying to better taa condi.
tions for the teachers until they are
willing to snow upon their part dis
position to better the schools.
The board. trustees and patrons nave
their eyes upon us, therefore we need
70 be very careful that we do our duty
according to the law laid down by tae
State. We must improve or step down
nd out for the more progressive teaca
ers. W esp'ak only for our own pro.
fession. and nave no intention of in.
justice to any one, but the truta always
speaks for itself.
Therefore lat rs assemble as teach.
ers aud scaool officers and enaeayor 10
manifest greater interest in our work
We will spsak Of: ScnooI government:
self control nthe school room; the
enild in scnool; the teachers prepara.
tion' getting ready for bsttcr work
next year; wnat to do with our circle
during tae summer.
Miss Dunn, of Broaddus. viii talk on
reading,
We have taken tais step to have an
interested in the school work TO com.
and aelp along with it. All are cordial.
ly invited.
J. WALTER DUNCAN,
District President.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
VERDICT
OF MURDER
BROUGHT IN BY coRoNER's JURY
IN THE ZAPPIc MUIR
DER CASE.

Tae coroner's jury concluded its in.
vestigation into tae murIer of Jol
zappic here Sunday. February 20. by
bringing in a verdict Thursday after
noon at three o'clock to the erect that
zappic was feloniously murdered by
Dominica Piezetta.
Dobinico Brezzi, who was shot at the
same time and place. was brought from
Kessler hospital. He testified that
Dominica murdersl Zappie and that
Dominico's brother-in-law, Joe Devon
siot him three timess
Jonn Laggatt corroboratsl Brezzl and
this completed tae evidence.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
ONE LONE DRUNK.

Mayor Patrick II. Shields bad one
lone prisoner before MIN at III. reg,,lsr
s7'on q police court Thursday morn
ing The prisoner confessed ia tns
eharse Of aavins appeared on tae citv.s
streets in state of IntoxIcatioo a.,
was hned three dollars ana costs n,
vas unable 70 paw mp and was Son, Is
la'l Tor taree days. Two pu, mp fine.
Of three dollars and costs eaen were gor.
fcIttd by the non-appearauce Of tae
parties and tae amount wa, turned int,
the city treasury.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
FUNERAL OF BURR BAssEL1.

Tnc funeral Of Barr Bassell took place
Thursday morning fro mthe residence of
Guy Basssa. on Mulberry stres,, at
1880 o'clock. attended by iarg, mum
brr of sorrowing friends AMI tine re;a-
tives fine deceased Revs. R. d.
McDanel. of this city, and Ceorg, w.
Pollock. of Buckhannon conducted tac
funeral services. The interment occur.
rsl in the Masonic cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
DEATH OF JUpsoN MCDONALD.

Jalson Mcdonald an aged and re-
spectej citizen, Is dead nj his inome at
Simpson. 4 few days before iiis deata
ne was stricken with paralysis. from
which. owing to his advanced age, it
was impossible for him 10 recover. Tna
deceased mad been engaged at farming
and was reputed to nave acquired a
fortune at his vocation. IL Is survived
oy several grown children. He was tae
-tepfather Of Mrs joan C. Lang. of
this county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
DELIGHTED EVERYBODY.

The Picton. Ontario, Gazette. says Of
Miss florence Louise KetChum. taat a,r
appearance tnere delighted those VINO aad
the pleasure of hearing her The read
ing OF the Christmas Carol was cxeep.
ionally wen rendered. Her appearance
was very pleasing, and throughout tae
program she displayed wonderful dra-
matte power. There uugat to be a very
large audience at the Baptist church on
next Friday night, aIarcn 10, to near
Miss Keteaum. Admission, 25 cents.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
PROMINENT TENNESSEE STATES
MAN FALLS VICTIM OF PNEu-
MONA AND HEART TROUBLE.
DEATH OCCURS AT THE EBBITT
HOUSE IN WASHINGTON, DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Served in Confederate ..rny Prom
Captain to Major -Generar-Also serv.
ed in the Msxican War, and Fillsd Oh
fees Of Public Trust.
By Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March o
united States Senator William B. Bats.
of Tennessee, died this morning at *
o'clock at the Ebbit House, from pnep.
mOuia and heart disease.
Senator Bats was a Democrat AMI MI
nome was in Nashville, Tenn. He was
born October Z 1926, near castalitri
Springs, Tenn, and received an academic
education. When quite youth n,
served a. second clerk on steamboat
between Nashville and New Orleans. He
served as private throughout The
Mexican war in Louisiana and Tennessee
regiments.
The deceased graduated from the
Lebanon Law school in 1852 and entartd
upon The practice Of mis- profession ii
Gallatin, Tenn, In 1854 he Was elected
attomeyageneral for the Nashville ,lis.
trict for six years. During his term 81
Office he was nominated for eongrss..
but declined. He was a presidAntia.
Hector in 1860 on the Breckinrfdge.Lans
ticket.
In the Confederate service be wa.
private, captain, colonel, brigadier-esn.
eral and maiorgsneral. and surrendered
with the Army of Tennessee in is65.
Hsawas three times dangerously wound
ed. After the close of tas war &c rc.
turned TO Tennessee and rsnmd the prae.
tic Of law He was ieisgate to the
Democratic national convention m 1895
and served on thg naiional Democlat i.
eSscutiss committee for Tennessee for.
twelve years. H was an elector for tlle
state at large on the Tilaeu and Hsna
sieks ticket in 1915.
In 1889 General Bate was elected GOV.
.rnor Of Tennessee and reelected in
1884 without opposition In his party. In
lanuary, 1851 he was elected to tar
United States Senate to succeed wass.
ington G, whitthorne. and took his seat
March I. of that year. He served in
taat capacity ever since.
By Associated Press.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
PENSIONERS ARE EXEMPT.

A law passed by the late legislature
-xempts pensioners VINO served in the
Union army during the Civil war from
paying poll tax. This provision Of the
law Is not generally known. and it viii
leave a little money in the pockets Of
many veterans who are now wen al
vanced in age and who need their money
for support. Tie act viii cause good
feeling among tae old soldiers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
C. A. R. SOCIAL.

TIE Ladies Of the G. a. R. will give a
social at tle residence Of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
l. NJ. Kelley. on Tuesday evening.
March II. During the evening the
drawing Of the cushion VIII take place.
The public is invited to attend. Re
treatments free. omar5t
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
Ru Associat,d pr,ss.

FUSHAN. Marca o-The japanese
left armies on Wednesday cut and de-
stroyei tae railroad between Mukder
and Tie Pass Details are not obtain
able at present. 1'ae Russians are in
retreat over the northern roads. The
left column Of these armies Is ut II.
kampu, seven miles north OF The Hun
rived and Ave miles wasr or the road
and aas had a fierce agat with Rus
sian force tnrice its NUMBER. The Rus
sian casualties number ten thousand
The Russian center is retraating In great
confasion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
HOOKS MAMMOTH PIKE,

Harry Watson. superintendent Of tae
mines at Glsn Falls, selected bad day
to 60 fishing, but nevertheless. he know
when the sign Is right This morning
he landed a 2lh pound pike at tac
moutii Of Fall run. This i no Asa
story as the pike was on exhibition 10
day at the company store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
BIG RIVER
PREDICTED
THIRTY-FooT STAGE EXPECTED BY
ToMoRRow-HEAvY RAINS ALL
ALONG OHIO AND OTHER
RIVERS IN COUNTRY.
BY Associatra pt,ss.

CINCINNATI, O.. NTarcn o--fore-
easter Besler predicts big river by
the end of the week. He expects a
thirtyfoot stage of water nera to MOI.
rom. There is fifteen foot stage a.
Pittsbmg today. Tae Allegheny ana
Monongahela rivers are risips,:
TIL. rainfall at CHARLESTON was 100
incne-; Pittsburg, 6s; Parkersburg.. u;
Huntington. 90; Portsmouth. .6s; Gin,
cinnati- "a. The rise at Pittsburg is
- feet; Parkersburg, 81; Charleston.
5i Cattlettsburg. A., and Cincinnati. 81.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
WILL MEET WEEKLY

II has been deciled BY clnrlsbure
Commandery No. -. Knight, T-mplar
to meet every Friday nigat at 7:sr
O'Clock for drilling in Knights Templar
tactics and tne members arr summoned
to appear in fatigue uniform for tais
purpose on Friday evenings eaea week
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09

WASHINGTON. March o-Ihe SIN.
ate adjourned today ont Of respect 10
me memory of tht late Senator Bate
foe funeral Of Senator bate viii be
It two O'Clock tomorrow IN the ssnate
chamber. The rcmaius win start for
Nashville tomorrow evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
DoLYE CANDIDATE
FOR DENOMINATION

Street Superintendent Edward Doyle
is .s-di,late for re-nom,narron. Mr.
provsn himself great run
POLITICAL campaigns and there are
my friends Of his who believe ine will
walk of wita tine nomination vita case
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.

Marriage licenses hava been grante';
at IT, ccnnty clerks Office to Thomas
=. Asal1y and Elizabeth Kelfch. ani
Fred !. MeFaFlir and Fiorsncs F. 6ooot
man.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
By Associated Press.

ST PETERSBURG, March 0--Tae
general staff insists that though kuro,
patllin has been defeated there has peen
no disaster,
Aiukden may nave been evacuates
though nothing definite has ben receiv-
ed on tns point.
All day yesterday wounded soldiers,
munitions ana stores streamed norin-
ward, although an immense amount OF
torres was removed last week.
The Russo-chinese bank was removed
70 Tie Pass last Sunday. japanese pro
ieetiles reacn the railroad.
Nogi is opposite Sarinatai station. half
way between Mukden and Tie Pass. auJ
It Is believed he mas mis- left, swinging
still further north 70 cut the railroad.
a Toxic report that the railroad Is
cut i not confirmed here. though the
Telegraph is declaring that communica.
tion With Hnropatkin IS still open.
4 dispatch from Kuropatkin's cli2i
Of staff dated today says; @several
severe attacks on our north front wera
made during the nignt, bu, all were re-
pulsed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
FAVORABLE REPORT
ON THE TREATY
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. March O--1ae Senate
committee on foreign relations today
agreed to report favorably the santo
Domingo treaty as amended. Tne vote
was on party lines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
Part of the Retreat is Already Cnt
Off and Japanese Armies Destroy
Railroad Between Mukden and
Tie Pdss---Japdnese Make Severe
Attacks on Retreating Army Dur
ing the Night.
Japanese at Toxic are Celebrating Victory at
Mukden- Fierce FIGHT Occurs at Likampu with
Japanese Victorious and Russians Losing Ten
Thousand Men.


BY Associated Press.
TOXIC, March o-The japanese have
cut the railway north of Mukden. 1t
is rnmorei Kropatkin's retreat is
partly cut off. The victory Is being
celebrated here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-03-09
RUSSIA PAYS
ENGLAND
NEARLY THIRD OF MILLION AS In.
DEMNITY FOR THE NORTH SEA
INCIDENT CLOSING IT.
By Associatrd Pess.

LoNDoN, Eng. March o-By the pay
meni Of an indemnity or ss25.ooo 10
Great Britain by Russia today, the
North Sea incident was closed.