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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24

Die uns in einem Qriout6rIef aus
Ieutfhlanp beribtet ptro, berriht
bort cine pOIitii6e grreSung, tpje fls
oas ReIn nod niemaIs ourhIebt bat.
4Iaemein pultet Die gmpflnoung
DOR, oaB es fih BEL ben Rei6stagspohs
len i'm Sanuur um cine beoeutldWs
Wenbung in Der 0eiai4te oes oeut'
Iten 0pItes banpelt. Seit 1878. als
gismart fi5 ppn Der liberaIen Rihs
tung abpanbte, bic sr nuh 1870 elm.
geidIagsn bate, ging Der aurs iharl
mad rehts, ebenio auf materlellem, fpls
auf tultureQem 9ebiets. Die Getretoes
s0Qe leitetsn bic rsattiouGrs Bspegun8
elm, nobel man niht bios nit otoHps
miI6en grpdgungeu rehnets, ionoern
bon Sette Der Rsgieruug 3islbepuBt
oarauf binarbeitets, oem 9ruHoaoel
cine ftdatIih bepor3ugte unb matsrieu
qeiiherte Stelung 81 oer'haffen. GtHs
turse unterbrsbunS erIttt ois'e Stros
muna ourh ben Stur3 Bismards, Der,
Die iett uQgemein 3ugeitanoen lpiro,
sumal ieitoem bic 2luf5eihnungsn BEG
Gonalsrs 6otenlobe oon S6ilItngss
fiirit porlis8su. ni6t gu permsioen mar,
ba 9ismart in feinsr llmtehr sur IRE
attion ulles WuB perloren bate. Ga
prtois Qeripos mar, ME Der Gaifer es
rihtia besei6nete, cine Grl0iun9. Die
QusnnbmegeieBe gegen Die So3ialtiten,
bic gismdrd nod beoeutsno perihdr'
fen pollte, puroen aufsebobsn, Die Sc
trsibe30Qe ermGbi9t, Die iih iiberhdapt
auf atlen Gebieten Elm groB3ugtser
8sift bemertbar mahte. Der Grfol1
bieier 9olitit mar ibsrruI6eno gIdn
seno. Die bobe Stsuuns, p:I6'
/ D.utI6lanb ieBt siuHimmt, 1T mad
unIsrer fsIten lleber3sugung in Der fur
3su srpeiidbriasn Qmtspsriobe Capri.
big oorbereittt poroen. Die GusDan
osrung, bic 9eutihldro isin psrtbopQ
/ Ites aapitaI snt3og, b0rts auf. Ot
I portbeilhdftsn 8eoiugungen, lpelde bi
peri6ieoenen Rdtipnen, ipe3Isa RuB
lamb Der beutIhsn SnouitrIe gegen Gr
mdbiqung Der Getrsibs3oQe botsn, Der
nanpelten oas oeutIae Rei6 in Elm
risIige DertItdtte, in rDelher Die Qrbsi
ter itGtige 9tfdGfti9ung bel GobneI
fanosn, bic, nd6 Der aauftruft oe
GeLpss bemsIIen, niemals oorber I'M
na61er bic oleife oDhe erre;d1t bdben
I Die Sumter, Die pom 6oFe perb1nn
pdren. neil ite 70 hsf!ig gsgcn Die gr
mGbigunq Der 3oqe proteitirtsn, Der
Itanbtn es nit Der ihnen ei9sntbiimlt
den .3dhigteit unb 3retItigtsit, Capri
ri su untermiuirer, 10 hob er Der Ses
idgb miibe, ieinen QbidisO nabm. Sci
Qa6folgsr, 5urit SohenIobe, mar be
Suntsrn nod minoer eenebm. 3e
fiiobeuti6en liberulen Rihtunq an9t
b0renb, iests sr Die Rsgisrung II
Sinne gapripis fort, JeBt qingeu b
Sunter 3ur pffsneH CppoiitioH ibs-
perleaten ben 4ampfpIQb pom Eet6s
tag nab benz prsuBtfhen NbgsprDn
tenbouIe, in tDelhem lie bon iebsr, /
5olse bss rmiierubelitsn alIer mah
fpiteme" ipie gismard ss be3si6net
bic 5errfhaft fiibrtsn. Der aaii'
bate einen melt ungelegteH glan 81
! qusbebnung bes preubiiden aana
: nesss, bas fopoh Der 5nbuitrie, IN
Der Gtdrtung Der Webrtrait beg beu
I fden Reihes bisnli1 feiH folite. ausg
I larbeitet. Sest nabmen ois SuHier B
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24

Der engIifhs MiniIter oes
4usportioeu BAT bie auftldruns iiber
feline Mtarottpz gnlitit bis 5nm Wons
taa perIhpben, um auf eine CUTE glus@
reoe iiber ieinen unaualifi5irboren 8ers
Tuh, Deutf6lanb einsuihiihtern, nab.
suoenfen. Wabriheinlif pIro er
ndhsutpeiien oeriuhen, odB er ntht
Die Ibfi6t bate, in Den Sang Der I'm
terbdnolungen suifhen Ssutfhlono
unb 5routreib ein3ugreifen, ionoern
lebtali6 Die ontereHen Gnglanos be-
Thiiben tpoIlte, bie ibm burh Die snts
Ienouno zines bsutI6en Srieesi6iifes
nah aqabir benrobt ihienen. Das TT
ober, ioneit IS 9eutfblano bstrtffL
cine niht minoer grobe Smpertinen3.
Gnqlanb bat Shiffsz uno aphlenitas
tiunen ippie bsfeitigte 9ldbs in ausn
5beileu Der Welt. Grft Dor Sur'
gem bat es burh llebereintommen
nit Spunien bsfTeu SGfen ais itrats9'-
! ide StiiBpuntte eripprben. 8emndd
! bate es aud tsin R:6t, gegen Deut'ds
l lambs elei6e Sanolurgspeiie 5u pro-
1 teftiren, ipenn es pirtlid eine iol6c
1 betreFis aeaoirs bsabiichti9t bate. Sr
oieiem Sinne Iouts aud oas engltihC
Bolt Die Insslegenbeit uuffahen. Gs
folte su Der Grtsnntnib auftpa6sn
oaB Gnelunos 5rieoen 10 Idn9s BE-
orpht 1T, uIs es fremos Rdtionen ourf
bic gnmabung bsrausforbert, bdt
5dnolunesn, bic es als fsin Re6t be-
dnTpru6t, anoersu Nutiuneu nitt gu
iteten. 4uf jeben 6du dbsr tpiro os'
snelifae Winiiter cine fumInante gt's
csrIaae sugsiteben miiTen, oenn Il
trdftta, ipie es Ssitsns Der 0eutihsr
Regierung gsiheten, iIt lDob! nod nj
nit gnQluno gersoet pcrosn. D'
Spruhe, in peIhsr es angepIeieI
nuroe, fid I'm feline sissusn angs!s
usnheiten su tiinmern, entbehrte jsot
Spur BON bipIomatii6er 56flittei
unb Gn9lano bseiIte 'i6, auf oisis gu
rettrpeiiung bic beniitbige aHtport 81
srtbsiIsn. ouB ss ii6 artis perboltsI
tperpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24

Sn ge3ug auf bic 5ruItfrase,
pel6e ben RiB in Der republituniTcbsn
Barter erpsitert bat uno aud Der De-
motratiiten partei Riiiie gu tnoten
auFgibt, treten brei QHii4teu heroor.
RooIepelt unb bic Gpriftrittler pplr
len bic 5ruIts. pelde Die 9efaGft.
ni6t in iIIsgaIsr Teiie unteroriiteR,
Isguliiiren. obsr glsid5etttg efne nett
Qe6enoe &ontrole stnfiibren, ipelde Biz
our igsitftsaung Der Breife reiht, gu
tpel6eu bic Isgaliiirten Truits Die
WQuren liefern miiiien. gaft bolt ben
ieBigen 3uitanb fir cine geniiasnos
Grleoieung. Rah feiHer 4niiht iinc
bic fruits our6 bic gntfbeibungen
bes Gber6unossgeridts genau iHfors
mirt, mas iie gu thuH unb mas iie 3u
IaTen boben, um ibre grifien3 fider
su iteaen. Die GemotrateH erblideu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24
2ofal /. Btridt.
Die hissmS4iesn Sympbsnietsajeste.

D<lsssniiit Der beiben Symphonic
Ronserts. bic beuts WdHmiitng uno
am EumIiog Absnb Isnttiinben. bat
Asfr. E,oicfpsti ais 0ouptnumner
BE GIgorfhe Sspsiis Gpmpbonis an.
sslsst. bic bel bkitr Gsltgtubett tire
cmxritonii6x llrnuffiibruug erlsben
,pirb. Dos pontdnoige ptoeromm
bsr &snSerte III Uie fogst:
Gmbpbonie 30. 2 Cigar
&olcusetan5 @trout
G<rsnabs fllzlB nRrunstnst. etrouE
vDsn eF Sstdnt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24

Ginen bsmertenspe ben
Sieq bot bic 9eutfhe Diplomatic in
Der Ruli : QngeIsgenbeit 81 oer5ett)s
uen. Qls Der Reiastdg Elm 9eIeB
pofTirte, psIdes bic Gontratte ourts
treu3te, perm0ge pel6sr ameritaris
f6e Ftrmsn in StanO geIest purben,
3eutf6luno einen groBsn 5beil ieinsr
fir Die 2onblDirtbi9aft 10 notbusnois
cen SaItiaI3e 3u ent8ieben, snahten
bic 7Firmen unisr Stuuts Depdrtss
ment mobil, um gegsr bic gertiir5ung
ihrer ReAte ein3uI6reiten. Die
anglo omeritoniI6s qreTe griff NIT
ii6li6er 6eftigteit unO mangelnoer
GattenntniB in ben Strsit ein, nos
bei iie es an ben i6roffiten Worter
aeoen bic oeutIde g9egisrung niht
fe6len lieB. 2estere mics oaruuf bin
bab bic our9 oos 8sieB geI6affent
qags t6rs Grlebigung ni6t auf bi:
plomutiitem Dsgs. ipnoern ourt
9ereinborung nit ben 5irmen, rpslh'
nit ben Qmeritunern bic 8ertrGge dbt
qeIh[oTen batten. Finoen t0nne. DEF
QnIiht puroe I6IieBIih befol9t UNI
bos ReIultat 1T Elm befrtebigenDe;
4btommen fir ale parteisn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24

In elmer itartsn GrmdBisung. reip.
Hbfhaffuns Der 3Olle. ipelhe Die
preisreguiirenDe acnturren3 bes Nus
lanoes ermDslthen ipiirbe. eine be-
fritbigenoe 20iuns bes1ruitproblems.
wir glauben, bdB Der bemotratifhe
aslan i'm 9erein NIT Der RocIeDeltihen
,anTdauune nDtbtg 1T, um oas Bolt
Dor mpnppoIiftii6sr GrpreHuns 3u
ihiiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24
isrcitag, ben "a. Hppsmber 191l.
Die beoprtebenoe Sinrih.


tuna pes 9utttum1rrers geattn erre3t
Elm nationale8 Snterefie. Wan ems
pfiroet es als eine Grleihterung baB
enolih einmal etne 9rduelibat ihre
Sibne finoet uno ihopft oardus De
SoFfnunq, oab es Der Suits gelin9sn
nerbe. Der Mprb-Gpioemie, Die in uns
ferem Qanoe rpiitbet, Elm gnoe Su ma
den. Dime 3peiIel trdgt oas pers
ipifelte uno iiberaus te6ntIhe amerl'
fantIhe Strufreht piel 5u ON unls'os
Ithen @erbdltniiien tei. Qlber bic
6auptihuIo tragen bic 9eI9norenstl,
Die fd bon falIher Sentimentalttdt
kiten ldiIen. Su oieIer Sin'tht TT
cine Grnedung oss 9oIts9eIites ortH'
seno notbpenoig.
Wte Ser Wlurtt fir Butter
nno gier toutrolirt piro, 10 baB bic
Qreiie ms lInermebliae getrteben rers
Den t1nnen, bot Elm gambler Dcr Der
lnterIutunqsbebDrbe Ger Der. Stda'
ten in G6icaeo peutIih genug barge
lsat. Die groBsn gambler ihlisbsn
nit ben 5Sarmern uno ipe5isa oen Butt
ter Qrpouttipns @enonenihdf in
alien dngren3enben Stautsn unb BEN
Stuate ielbit 9ertrdqe ob, ihnen Der
qansen Grtrao 3u liefern. iDotur 'te ful
Butter J Gent oas Qfuno iiber Die gso
tirunaen Der Gb;cdgoer 8or'e 5a9'
len. Da Die 6GnDler, lpel6e Die aon'
frafts abT6lieBen, ieIbsr Wsiislieoe1
Der g0rIe iino, 10 rittsn iie bic Nptt
runaen oemeentGB Elm. Qn einem Tag
Isssn tie bic qreiis nteorig an, I'm Der
sFarmer su preQen uno am ndhitsr
5aae Iteioern iie ben preis ins uneuo
Iite, um oas gublifum gu preuen
Die Q6ii6t 1T, bic &ufloIung rer But
ter uno gierb0rie berbeI5ufuhren.
9en 9erihten aus Nal
gtreet sufolge 1T Goup. 6armon bd
feIbIt Der bepor3u9te PrdiloentIh ats
Ranoibat uno terriht raialbit Die IN
fitt Dor, baB es dngebra6t mare, th1
all DGblen, Inn Der republttantihsl
9artet ben Ruoitalismus aus3utrsl
ZEN, uls peIts bic Jinanjma3nutel
iebs gensgung CUR St1srung be
8pitsrette be3eitnen. Was bic Stsl
luna z. g. Morqans 6etrtTft, Der be
tdnntli6 Der Tubrer BON BaQ Strss
ift, Tuqt Elm promirenter Jinun3'sr
Serr Mprgan 1T Elm RepublItaner IN
ntro es INNER ietn, aber er 1T Der ar
Ttht, boB bic 9artet BON BEN HooIt
reltiben &influB gsidubert fpsros
muB. 3u Dieiem 3rpete hdlt er es an
Qebrutt, norm DieIe anoere Republltc
ner ibm bsiitimmsn, sinen 0emotrats
3u pG6Ien, um ben repubI'tantitt
Tiibrern cine Qettion 81 ertbstIsT
1teIer 1emotrot ift 8ouo 6armot
Serr Moroan Oertiinoet Das 3rpdr MD
PPM Do6e herab, absr es untsrltet
teinem 3peifsI, oaB er carmen bsoo'
5ugt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-11-24

SIM 8oppcn pon 3eeIano Iiebt als
4obIiprilh: Sletor ct emerge
I'd, rlnae nno bleibe obenl gr fonn.
tp Der AabIlprnh mebrerer Sfaaien
Der 4ieberianoe iein llnennlltb bic.
lsEb at bas Deer SerriHsn u. trirdntt,
llf Dseilen eritreft iidl ehenIels ieitsr
goben nls Wieeresgrulo, untpleoer.
brinplid) oerloren. llnb iHtrner nod
iel,ft iid longiam bic aiiite, nlr IN
rsnbrhnnbertcn ipiirtnr, iinb imrner
Iiest broili,en ons Dieer, nit ben frel.
ienoen 3abnen Der Stnrrnflnfben bic
lrngfpeaigcn Giinen uno Snieln. oas
aaturprooaift, umo bic geipaltsgcn
Tamine. oes Melrif,en Merf. su scr.
lrehcn. 0ieie Gamme Iagern bran.
ben uiio brinnen. Dor Der ungelhlie'
| ten sfiilte, 3u Seiten Der Ginfaltbprc
Der sSiiiile lmo aunaIe. Snin1pr lhlpc'
rer mirD es bem Weer, elne ihiuads
EteIlc I'M gepan5erten Biirtel 5ii flli'
ben, i,nrler itarfer merben bic Boil
merle, inulrr tbotfr1ftIser iperber
I'm esnnern Siirnpie uno nitBioie Wai
jeriireden bic JoIgen friiherer lie
beridspennningen, 81 frItd4b0vef
Mder- nnb WeiocboDen uuageIuuaDelt
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
MILEAGE
Of Telephone Wires Used by
Railroads is Increasing
Rapidly.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Inas-
much as the telephone has super
seeded the telegraph in some parts Of
West Virginia for use in train dis.
patching, 1t will prove interesting to
knowto what an extent the telephone
is supersedlng the telegraph for this
purpose in the country generally.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission has Just issued a
bulletin in which IT is shown
that the mileage of telephone
wires used for the transmission Of
train orders increased between Jan
uary /, 1911 by 1898 miles, the
total mileage for this purpose on
the last named date being 41,7l7
while the telegraph was used on
175,211 miles.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27

Are Taken Out of the OFT
Coal Mine at Elk Gar
den, This State.
EIGHT OTHERS YET
Are Believed to Be Under
Ground LANG Starts
an Investigation.

ELK GARDEN, April 25-Flfteen
bodies were taken out OF the OF
mine OF the Davis Coal aad Coke
Company today, victims OF dIsas-
trous explosion yesterday.
Eight other bodies are supposed
to be in the mine, and rescuers are
trying to recover them,
John Laign, chief OF the West
Virginia department of mines. today
started an investigation of the cause
of the accident which Is unknown as
yet
The dead are John Prichard, Art
hur Prichard, Tamour Runion, John
R Wilson. James Brown, Roy VIII
son. Lester Wilson. William Pugh,
Hawthorne Patton. Thomas Wilson.
Geet White. William Pearson. John
White, William Shears, Harry Tan
mum, James Demjsey, L o. Demp-
|sey. Edward Hershberger, Thomas
Yost, Charles Wilson, Within Her
gel and william Bushy.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
MORE MONEY
is Wanted by Congressman
Littlepage for the Hinton
Federal Building.

WASHINGTON, April 25.-Repre-
sentative Littlepage has introduced
a bill increasing the limit Of cost
for the proposed new federal build
ing Hinton from $4,000 to $l5O,ooo.
He expects to follow his bill up with
information for the committee on
public buildings and grounds, show
ing the size and business of the
city, its needs for such a building
and the uselessness of erecting a
building too small for the purpose
for which 1t is intended, especially
in rapidly growing city.
Mr.. Littlepage is also making an
effort to have new rural mail
route established out of Hinton. He
has made the application for the
establishment of the route and the
matter is under consideration by the
department.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
VAUDEVILLE HOUSE
Is to Be Opened and Operat-
ed Here by John w.
Duffy Next Season.

John W. Duffy will open and opsr-
ate modern opera house here next
season. A building will be erected
by Mrs. Lee Raymond and ]. cari
Vance adjoining the R. T. Iowdnss
residential property on West PIKE
street opposite Fourth street for the
purpose and Mr.. Duffy obtained a
five-year lease with the privilege OF
five additional years.
The building IL to have a frontage
of forty feet and IT wifi be It's feet
deep. 1t Is to have a twenty-foot
ceiling. The construction will be
absolutely freproof.
Mr.. DUFFY announces that the
house will be operated along mod
ern lines and only such shows as
are suitable for men, women and
children.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
BURNS ELUDES
LAW OFFICERS
Who Seek Him After He Ar
rives in indianapolis
from Toledo.
OTHERS SENT TO JAIL
Another Arrest is Made
Charging Kidnapping
and Conspiracy.
Another Arrest is Made

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April as
Walter Drew. of New York, counsel
for the National Erectors, Assocla-
ton. w. Joseph Ford assistant dis
trict attorney of Los Angeles. and
Frank Fox, a chauffuer, charged
with Kidnapping j. j. sMcNamara,
secretary-treasurer Of the Interna-
tional Association OF Bridge ana
Structural Irion Workers, were ar
raigned this morning before Justice
OF the Peace Manning. They waived
a preliminary examination and were
bound over to the grand jury.
William j. Burns, a detective en-
ployed by the Madonna Erectors
Association, who arrived here from
Toledo this morning, was sought by
constables with warrant for ms
arrest on charge of Kidnapping
Mcnamara He could not be found.
Bond of Drew and Ford was
placed at $4,000 each, and that OF
Fox at 5000. Their attorney. at-
ter trying to secure bail failed, and
the men We're taken to the county
Jail.
A. G. Radorr, of New York, as
sistant of Drew, was arrested by a
constable in room at a hotel this
and taken before Justice Of
the Peace Manning. Badorf Is
charged with kidnapping and con-
spiracy TO ,i!dnap
The Marion county grand Jury to-
day started It's investigation OF the
records seized yesterday after q
subpoena had been served on Presi-
dent Frank Ryan of the Interna-
tional Association Of Bridge and
Iron Workers to produce
the books before the grand jury had
been ignored. 80
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
ORDERS
Are Entered in a Number of
Cases by the County
Court.

County court sat Tuesday With
President John B. strother and
Commissioner Lee Maxwell pres
ent.
William McGarvin qualified as adj
m'nistrator OF Katherine Gardner
with bond at $4,000, and the United
States Fidelity ana Guaranty Com
pany surety, The appraisers are
Rock Bel, c. c. Mccarty, Thomas
a. Henneghan and H. +. strother.
William McGarvta qualified as
guardian Of Frank Gardner with
bond At $4,000.
b. 7. Harmer qualified as executor
of the will of John shreve with bond
at $4,000 and Harvey W. Harmer
surety.
Mrs. Sarah Mccauley qualified as
administrative of the estate of Dock
McCauley, deceased, with. bond at
$500 and U C. Mccauley surety.
county Assessor ernest L. Plgott
asked the court for an additional
clerk in order to complete the as
sessment in the time required by
law.
A. l. and j. W. Bartlett were per-
mitted to execute a new bond Of
$4,000 as administrators of the es.
tate of Frank Bartlett, deceased
with John A. Lancaster surety ant
William Z. Smith relieved.
Dell Fuller was granted billiard
and pool room license.
An order was entered declaring
1.-THE office of Clara Kalick as guard.
ian vacant.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
ASKS UNCLESAM
TO PAY THE DEBT
Congressman Hamilton In
PRODUCES Resolution in the
House to That Effect.
CITES JAMES c. BLAINE
Says the Case is Like That
of Paying Mexico for
Texas.


WASHINGTON, D. c., April %
Representative John NJ. Hamilton
Of the Fourth West Virginia district,
to-day introduced in the House d
Joint resolution declaring 1t the
sense OF the House OF Representa-
ives that the FEDERAL government
should assume and pay any part OF
the debt of the state OF Virginia al
the time Of the separation OF the
state OF West Virginia, FOR which II
may he decided by the Supreme
Court of the United States that
West virginia is liable.
Mr.. Hanilton's resolution covers
several typewriter pages and goes
extensively into the reasons why he
thinks the federal government
should assume the liability. He re.
cites that the state OF West Vir-
giuia was created without the acual
sanction OF Virginia and that it was
NuhG Simply 90 va AiSa7NAE 49,
with the sanction and assistance OF
the federal government in order
that the entire length OF the Ohio
river and the entire Allegheny
mountain range from pennsylvania
TO Georgia might be placed in con-
troll OF friends of the union. He
likens the creation OF the state to
the taking OF foreign territoy in time
OF war and asserts that there is as
much reason for the federal govern
ment 10 pay West vIrginia's part OF
The debt of Virginia as there was to
pay Mexico for the acquisition Of
Texas in the war with Mexico or to
pay Spain for the philippines. He
quotes the opinion OF the late james
G. Blaine to the same effect and
bases his arguments largely upor
the arguments OF Mr. Blaine. The
resolution did not come up for i'm
mediate consideration.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
NERVY TRAMP
Not Satisfied with Eating
a Woman's Dinner, He
Robbed Her of Sis.

FAIRMoNT, April 25.-walter
Karpinski. yesterday afternoon en-
tered the home of w R. Clayton. of
New Central, while Mrs. Clayton was
in the back yard. calmlys ate a meal
from the dining room table. then
helped himself TO SIS in cash and
walked out the front door just as Mrs.
Clayton entered the back door. He
was captured in the woods mile
away The money was hidden under
two stones in the woods.
He waved a preliminary hearing
and was held 10 the grand jury.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
WEST VIRGINIA
Men Are Among the Persons
Who Are Visitors in
Washington.

WASHINGTON. April 25.-Among
the West virginians in Washington
are Blaine w. Taylor Of Elklns, who
was chief clerk in the postoffice de-
partment under the late William l..
Wilson, of West Virginia, when he
was postmaster general, and who
held over in such capacity through
the Mckinley administration be
cause Of being unaer civil service;
Thomas c. Townsend, former state
tax commissioner of West Virginia;
NJ. H. King, of Elkins; S. c. Young,
of Charles Town; and f. H. Crouch,
OF Beckley.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
GOOD COMMITTEES
FOR TWO SENATORS
From the State Of West Wiz
gina Seem Quite Like
ly Now.

WARRINGTON, d. G., April 25.--
While no Information has been given
out officially as to the new committee
assignments in the Senate. it has been
learned in such manner that the
authenticity OF the report is not
doubted that Senator Watson IS to be
assigned TO the committee on Inter
state commerce. n new member being
added 10 that committee for the pur-
pose CT making place for him, and
that Senator Chiffon is TO be assigned
to tse committee on the judiciary
with probably place also on the
committee on the District Of Colum.
bia.
Should these assignments be made
as contemplated Senator Watson
would become a member of the same
committee Of which Senator Stephen
h. Elkins was chairman for many
years, while Senator Chiffon would
become 4 member of the committee
on the District Of Columbia, of which
Senator Scott was member during
the later years OF his senatorship.
senator Martin, OF Virginia, chair
man Of the minority caucus in the
Senate, announced to the Senate yes
terday that he mas ready, to announce
the Democratic committee assign
ments. but as the Republican mem
bership was not ready to announce,
none Of the assignments were made
public, 1t is expected. however, that
all the assignments will be announced
when the Senate convenes again on
Thursday.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
MAlERQ AWAITS
Word from Federal Govern
ment as TO Names Of Peace
Commissioners.

Ell PAso. April 25.-Interest in
the peace situation at General Made
ro's camp today conferred in the
hope that word might come from thu
Mexican government OF the appoint
ment of It's commissioners for con
ference at which the terms of peace
will be discussed. The insurrecto
commander is ready to announce his
appointees as soon as the govern
ment representatives are named.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1911-04-27
IN CONTEMPT
Lorimer Bribery Committee
of Illinois Senate Declares
Three Men Are.

sRRENGFmID, Ill.,. April 25-a
Senate committee investigating the
election OF Senator Lorimer reported
TO the Senate recommendation thai
Edward Tilden, George N. Benedict
and William c. Cummings should
be compelled TO appear before the
bar OF the Senate and explain why
they should not stand IN contempt
Of the Senate for their refusal tc
obey sdbpoenas ordering them be.
fore the committee.
The matter was made special or.
der of business for tomorrow.