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portant any nation possessing Il az.
clusively would have 30 great advan-
tage in war that the suggestion was
made that the secret be- turned over
70 the American government
Patriotism warred with pure
S,trlngs in that directors meeting
Patriotism won. Vice President
Buckner. OF the DuPoat COMPANY.
went personally 10 Washington and
offered the exclusive secret n wa
sc,crpted with gratitude BY the al
Would Make II Crime.
Every precautiOn was then taken
uy tIe United States ordinance heads.
General Crozier and Admiral Mason
To guard the secret. The mixture
was not patented az ALL A. the fac
infF Do was arranged that no singis
tmploye would know the inRrediebtr
~ proportions II The powder Even
employees were forbidden 20 visit the
arr Of the mill where the new pow.
4er vac manufactured.
Then followed long and costly
tests OF no liability and durability =
the powder These experiments no.
moved from its explosions even the
trace or smoke. Several confidential.
'ApfriH az The government were az
signed 10 supervise fhe tests and fn
som" way "a chemist not of their num-
Der. eminent tut too ongrOsaed 10
.N .aN.N .HNNH. III ar NNN.MN NNlIfIN..
lu hi enthusiasm for the ch-micai
q. .otrff prepared % scientific pap
20 rrlDing D. DE read this paper b..
Tore needing 0f chemists in Wash.
ln-fnn. SO bad motive lF Attributed
~ Dim. The Injunction Of secrecy
seemed i0 make DO impress ion on HIN
Nor vac an The administration
otn a" tln catastrophe when a sci
ehil.D publication printed THE rd-
nr. Dr. was foo late then Tho
cable" Bad then licked the formula
~ dozen foreign capitals. and nii
fnn "DrrrrmrufH on earth were erpa--
H'ri.nr with Uncle SANS twenty
Tour powder"
y recurrence n such an lncidont
W'L Do d. thought. Do prevented 81
s.ff Ifinfn.nf fnc HpV laws. n fhe
Ii.ciprufc or confidential Information
were fnipuN UTrhhabio with lfi.
pr pumrrf fhe need for aecrncr
flIrhf even reach the conacfouanna.
DI an absent minded berrs-ofacfaI
government rr0fa cor dreaming ~
fflum JIH NJ The fnaf tube
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movement Initiated In Washington 10
.E f"e rHauor. IbUIfy r1r tho advance
POI .-f lr... Hf food TUFTS Naarfv .l.
.r .fNH "Ifr fnr HrrrurrrH-lrf ID fHa
I-"Ln. ID vas reported that tho price
H' fnur bad dropped far cents a har.
irftre NnIr s nov quoted af
District ttfnruar Hrfrr Ha~fr-.f
NAT Hr doubted fhr aIsierHTIfr III
conducting municipal .rrrefI-rfI1r
because ri frr Irfrrafafa character q
mo large rnuhfrafIrua TIa stated
however. that Dr. Office d. ready f0
lir Win Che federal 0fIr.7fe Ir max
Irr rrrI end ..arrnIr- .r-r.t.-afIr-
officials rf fFr state dairy and frrf
lnnfrfu also rNrr.-.rl their fr-
ferfirn nt assisting Che Government In
fre proposed Hrrha
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ANOTHER s AND 10
CENT STORE HERE
HARRY JOYCE PROPERTY ON
MARKET STREET TO BE
REMOOELED.
Report Circulated Yesterday That
PLACE VIII Be Moderniy Eauipped
For Big Business.

\ report was circulated Yesterday.
lu ile eject that Wheeling j. 20 have
very near future Tho r.ror.rt-.
formerly occupied hy the Harry toypa
saloon on Market street. south 81
Fourteenth street is said to have boon
leased Tor e numb Der OF years and viii
g' greatly improved and used by tao
i'.s'r-. Nothing definite coIud La
learned last evening as fo The raUorf
aIinouEt The Intelligence was In.
formed from reliable source
The work of fitting up the Interim
oi the old saloon has been started ana
$50 %" rushed 90 completion s mex
front VIII he placed in the buiIfIrs
ana "L.n completed viii add greafIv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-15
TOD ACQUITTED
ONO Politician Cleared Of the Charqs
OF GIVING Libelous Statement
To Newspaper.

''Il NHj~. o.. Aux 1a=Dsyfd
ind OF lrIul.fCwU. former state som.
4iur and defeated az the primarI =,
tuesday Tor ths Republican u0nIn..
''u TOT governor. was found NOT
-lN'l lN jury iu police court here
'i.' io'af ON charge Uf giving fo "A
Newspaper in,I0us et4tamart com.
ni.e FI.t ST SINUr af Columbus
franklin county auditor. vino forced
'Ir prosecution OF Tod
ZOO statement was that Savra had
IHrfiuE Tod
The frIHI started two weeks .~o
.ir.nr .H" beat of tHr campaign prs.
,'iInE IH. primary Ir which C0rgra.
mon Frank % Willis defeated Trd
.II wa. 'hs Ur.f case ever b-ousHt
"..'. .'..N u'N law which make. ID
misUHu. amor fr e.ra rr 49,.
EaN'r 1 i1I." statement luurIur a
'r..H reputation
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BANKING SITUATION CLARIFIED
TO LARGE EXTENT BY EVENTS

NEW NORk. Aug 70 In the ab.
s.nce OF local developments Wall
streets interest bra the general imam.
cial sitautiou today vba directed large.
~ towards Washington. where thv
leading banking and shipping Interest,"
OF the country were in conference
with the secretary of tht treasury
looking 90 am adjustment of the Tor.
eign exchange situation Further rr.
Eotiatlouh dealing with the proposed
loan 20 France also proceeded at that
center
Routine news included q forecast ~
the weeks money movement of the
local banks. pointing to very WodeT
ate loss of cash against the euormC.I-
outflow of the preceding fortnight.
which drained the resources OF these
INSTITUTIONS 90 tho almost unparalleled
extent Of $4,000 900
The mercantile agencies reported "A
marked reduction iu bank exchange.
resulting from the European situation.
the greatest snrlukaEv taking place
here. since this port more than ans
other. reflects the ambHrro on ship.
ping
A Hopeful Note.
A hopeful note was sounded hy the
large drygoods interests OF the middle
vest. and the maintenance 10 uricea
81 manufacture steel products de.
notes the confidence felt boo that Iu-
duatry. Copper exports aEaIn feII
back sharply with announce msuts OF
further curtailm'ut at points 90 pro-
duCtion
Foreign exchange continues to man,
ifest an euHlrr tone. a- shown hy to-
days quotations Tor sight drafts On
London, which sold az tF5. dsrIfr.
Of points from yesterday There was
also small decline Boo cable remit.
lance 90 Paris
There was no change Boo rates for
time money. which again RANGED from
10 \ per cent Tor 30 On Fu DAYS. ac.
cordinE fu The character of che coll
lateral Inquiries for over year money
met with no responses.
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WASHINGTON. August Il The
secret of the American government.
twenty four-hour smokeIess pow
der" has been betrayed
The closely guarded formula nov
reposes 10 the files OF every great
war ONCE on earth and will BE- taken
advantage Of By the European ma
lions now 10 war. 10 may serve 20
pToloug 'hC bloody conflict. which ex-
perfF. unaware Of EurOue'z posses
sion 70 the powder secret. are pre-
dieting will be- 81 short duration.
The United States has lost forever
ths tremendous advantage b. would
nave lap in war with any less re-
-ourc'iui nation Years 81 YANKEE Boz
NfnilTenc9H have been wasted a half
million Yankee dollars spent In &C.
FrlopiuE twenty four hour powder
might as well have beer dumped into
fHH sea
That intrigue entered into tho be-
irsFll ~ The .a srrt is not suspected
buf af Nashiuefor's literary colony
DOT. down boz notebook. tho details Or
Lhe romantic storF for urH in future
hfiI0u. within The fUreIln chanrei.
l'.irs OF 'hs American capital the
uiiiafJ 1'faChfs.. those polite snies
tolerated hy international courtesy .-
smile flrir IuaTTIfIbfn smiles
lHf IrfIsfuf d. likely 10 have "a
value more practical than tho on
iranciur 0f those who love 90 aruiora
diplomatic mysteries Or b. expected
FOB give Impetus f0 tho clayton huf
nov before ftH House Judiciary come
ui.ffra
THE bin supported hv the Army
League and other patriotic a0cfeffar.
would broaden fhn recent law maxim.
felony fn Disclose government
military secret.
There orc hundreds ~ r1rffr1.
'fI p.uFnH- In our arearaf. ana
..'F IarH Hho u.r.f do I1raIruIa
h.r injury fn fhr defense III fr.
In.fod States hF revealing Govern.
wFIt srrrafa aaid D. H Johns of
l..h.ne'nn. ee0refary ~ The Army
Give 70 o. United states
f"- 'lf .-rTHu f1 realize mo rIv
..f.Hnrn Hf f.H betrayal 10 tho row
10" secret d. rrrneearr f1 Fr1s
'l' Tho modern sm0fff.ar -1rFa-
mi w.rIfariIra rf -a4r.-ra
from four '1 e.r m1rfr. f1 matr
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EETRADITIoN OF Dyoov 70
WEST "a. f8 APPROVED

BOSTON Alr 1.-THE ertradition
TO Wet virginia % Joseph D,ddv.
Who ir awaiting trial here Tor the
Irfnr nl Police Inspector Th0uraa j
Norton. was approved b. the aftornav
general ONCE today but the 0per1.
ton of the orfradIfInr uarrarf IN
Do suspended until fhe murder irdi~f.
mcnf d. disposed 81
Buddy was indicted Jointly with
IaHrenfe Robinson Who cournIffaf
llCido u jan. and is wanted al Hunt.
NIXON. ". va % answer an indict-
ment charginE Grand larceny
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murh Improved 10 Vac STATED b. tbs
l-. ffaf rarIf recovery Dr. snticl-
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Above is "a picture Of number or the
young men hsthers that visit the Belle
Island Bathing Beach. The picture was
taken yesterday ou the beach. looking
from inr bath house Co the river show
inE tIe buildings on The sIts sIJ. ~
ih' river. This is one Of the views
ihhi W'F b, seen daily az o., porulIr
river resort
The sli-ht rise in the tornperatflrs
t.frrtaF was probably reeponaibIs Tor
the crowd which was present al fh.
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FLOUR DROPS
Price Goes Down i1 PnTsasfr-f- vyt,.
arncurcere Of
Enum EnaNn

fIiILFlLf.-- TIA. Aus rf .-ua.|..
SCENTS 20 fls department of Justice LEI
llls CTS today bean an irrrefirafI0r
ln connection with The aston vide
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
CRIMINAL
Records in Germany to BE
Chalked Off If Offender is
of Good Conduct.

/ BERLIN, July 2S.-There are many
interesting phases or the proposal to
be laid before the Reichstag this year
for revolution nof the penal code
whereby a convicted PRISON IL he con-
ducts himself blamelessly for a period
of years may completely absolve him
self from the stigma Of crime, SO far
as official records go.
At present statistics show that iev-
cry twelfth person in Germany Is
"vorbestraft. !" that Is, has criminal
record. The conviction may be for
only petty misdemeapor, but after
meeting all requirements for punish
ment under the law, the guilty per-
son is made to suffer in many. ways
from the blot upon his record. Upon
later conviction for crimes they lose
the benefit Of the milder penalties
for persons Of blameless records; and
their credibility as witnesses suffers,
and they have difficulty in finding
employment. While this rule holds
to some extent In many countries, in
Germany 1t is carried to a greater
length than elsewhere. Ayoung man
who has been fined for allowing his
dog to run loose ina park. for in
stance, is no longer a person or
blameless life within the statute Civ
ing youths of certain grade Of edu-
cation the right to perform their mil
itary service in one instead Of two or
three years. These are only a few
of the disabilities attending record
of conviction.
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MURDERED EDITORS
WILL READ I'M COURT
And Husband Of Editors SLAYER
Makes Caustic Comments
in.Connection Herewith.
t.Y Assee,Arrp .nr,s,

PARIS. July 2S.-When Nine. Call
laux took her seat Monday in crimi-
nal court at the Palace! of Justice for
the seventh days hearing of her trial
for the wilful murder OF CASTOR Cal
mette, editor Of Figaro, she appeared
much calmer than on the preceding
day. She had, however suffered
from two faintiRg spells last night as
result Of the severe strain she un-
derwent on Saturday.
AS soon as Judge Albanel and his
three associates had taken their seats
on the bench, NJ. Caillaux demanded
to be heard. He said 1.-THE Figaro,
having accused me today of suborn-
ing witnesses. should like to submit
to the court some authentic papers
concerning the late CASTOR Calmette's
relations with the Hungarian govern
ment. have hesitated to use them
but have decided to do SO in view of
the Figaro's attitude. I desire to
read also the late Calmette's will"
When he had concluded, NJ. Call
laux handed a bundle of papers to
the presiding Judge. They were not
read in court. In his speech, M.
Caillaux had mentioned the name OF
Philippe Chaser as signer Of the
documents with CASTOR Calmette.
Glaser is one of the leading editors
of Figaro. After the reading OF the
will, which disposed of $4,000, 900,
M. Caillaux said, I'VE may we'll be
astonished at the singularly rapid in
crease of NJ. Calmette's fortune. In
our middle class families 1t would
take $50 years for such a fortune to
accumulate"
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SCOPE rs Elk Il zlED
BY FIRE MA RSH AL
So as TO Reach VILLAGES and
Hamlets in the State Of
West Virginia. =

State Fire Marshal John s. Horan
has begun the task of establishing a
system OF inspections and reports OF
conditions In every village, town and
city In the state, TO be made the first
of each month, in the hope of awak-
ening the vigilance Of the people in
bringing to minimum enormous
fire waste the state has suffered for
number of years.
In connection with the establish
timent OF this system Marshal Horan
will get out "a monthly bulletin for
the press OF the state through which
he hopes to conduct a campaign Of
education in informing the people
of the measures that should be tax
en- at the various seasons Of the
year to prevent the breaking out Of
disastrous fires, Z,
There is provision In the West
Virginia statutes in relation to fires
Of incenddary. origin requiring the
state fire marshal to be notified Of
every fire, large or small, that occurs
in any part Of the state, 1t is provided
that in villages and rural communities
| where no paid chief is maintained
these reports are to be made by the
justices Of the peace.
A few days ago Marshal Koran sent
out letters to all the justices thus
affected, calling attention to their
duties. Many Of them, being newly in
office, were uniformed as to this re-
quirement They are allowed remun-
Grafton in the sum of 81 per fire for
making the reports In cities the fire
chiefs are required to make the re-
turns. 49,
Marshal Koran declared that he
has found the fire chiefs, mayors
and justices in every part of the
state willing to enter heartily In CO.
operation with him in a campaign
to minimize fire destruction In West
Virginia. =
That the recent drought in the state
proved serious menace to many
communities is shown by reports sent
in from sections where It was most SCI
we're. In some places droughts still
are serious as the recent rains were
not sufficient to provide plenty OF wa
ter in the creeks and small streams to
supply the needs Of the communities
through. which they pass.
In a number Of small towns in the
state II big fire had started two
weeks ago the residents would have
been at the mercy of the flames at
their worst, since water In sufficient
quantity to fight the fires could not
have been obtained.
A report from Charles. L. Ice, justice
Of the peace in Buffalo district, Put
nam county, informed the state depart
ment Of a fire which destroyed mead
ow and an entire peach orchard. The
fire was started by hunters who had
started a blaze to roast some game.
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co1E1uss1oMEn,s.1AI1.l

BY virtue of a decree Of Che Cirenit
Court OF Harrison county, rendered on III
srd day Of June, 1915 In tfet cEancSfI
cause OF Henry GehrinE agaifiStl sMa2H
B. Thorn and others the sundersiEhej
special commissioning Will sell at pubiic
cutlery at the front door, Of the Court
House OF Harrison County, ION Z Z = I
saturday. the 18th nay o. August iiafal,
commencing at one. O'clock p NJ, tlio6s
on situate at Hep7ibaar ii sHarfiSijn
County. and known and. desiEnateds a., -
plat OF Emma Lyons lots lat fienxihSf
as lots Nos. and 2 and more fully fi1nsl
toned and described In 9tho .paSnfk I'd
said cause, and being the same lott kofs
veyed to the said Mark b. Th8ff{ ~
Henry Gehring by deed dated [3fffS Il RI y
day Of September, 1911, and OF 'Fiei5f6
In said ONCE in Deed Book R2k. nhkSt ~
These lots lay we'll and are Itiinn 1iiali
with q good dwelling hotf1e y ~ ii =
church. school house and car llfie. 81 N
TERM OF SALE: Onelfiiird scaSh \ Il,
hanu on day OF sale and thu reNtIifi2 M
on 2 screoltso OF Six and twelve iilf6iifkSs
laking trpm .thet purchase ndte1 lV1flil
good per4onl4 security bearing mi 4
from Day Of sale and retaining I Z iilsS.
upon the lots 50 sold ~ further Il rt1fl ~
Special EQnthi6Si 6hSf
]. I. Wade Coftmnn} c16tarl r f M o.
cult Court Of Harrison Count \ IL c67l
tlty that Harvey 4 md :! 4, Il - 4
name Is eigre4l 10 The Il li6t = ,it{ r. 80
ftie has Hel bond a. fiqul II 4 ~ II Il
Ae4net ~ SAID cAu4f. ri = .
ss ]. !. {. :.aasE ~ Hie1 i'i'S i, AZ
= 8: IS ADJ COR. 4 4; c.5. 4
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DRESS REFORM
IS ADVOCATED
For London Men AS a Result Of
England's Recent Hot
SPELL
s,r ! , Il.

LONDON, July %. -England's hot
spell has started an agitation for re-
form in mems summer dress, but so
far none have had courage to follow
the American fashion OF appearing in
the street in shirt and belt. An Eng
ltshman never dispenses with the
coat except when playing tennis and
cricket and boating on the river. 10
appear without a coat upon the links
ID quite as objectionable In England
as to go coatless in the street.
MY longrsufering brothers," asks
one writer in daily paper, why not
defy the women, take OF our coats
and waistcoats and be cool. They do
these things in America, where wont
an is very Independent creature.
Why can't we do them here!
Haven't we the pluck? a.
was moved to these remarks, 2
he continues, by the sight of a gem
Itleman, presumably from the States,
sauntering down Shoe-lane. He
looked radiantly cool and serenely
happy. And for the first time in my
mortal career enyied an American.
AS a fact. he also looked smart. His
straw was neat; his soft collar and
horizontal tie were dressy; the
awkward transition from gauze to
tweed was masked in a becoming
silken band. He did not look at all
feminine; on the contrary, he looked
far more male than thespoor fellows
in bales Of tweed and homespun
|slouching around him.
The writer ends with the confess
sion:
I'VE do not like our muggy dress.
we do notfhug our letters; we suffer.
though with tears. for the sake OF
ladies'. The ladies' like to see US
looking smart Smart! Good gra-
cious! And we are not even, allowed
to powder our Z9easy compilations. !.
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lA(11|;;||
Woman Dies after Long Illness
Of CompIication of Diseases
Resulting from Fall.

Miss Matte Kidd. aged sc years,
died at noon Monday after a
three years. illness caused from in
juries when she fell several years
ago. Miss Kidd lived on First ave
hue at Point Comfort. IS (.
The deceased woman is survived
b. six brothers and. two sisters. The
brothers are. Sidney Kidd, Of near
Center Branch, Iryen Kidd, OF this
city. David and John Kidd, both re-
side in Ohio and Dennis and Lee Kidd
The sisters are Misses Maggie and
Bell Kidd Of this city. q, :
The funeral services will be held at
2 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon at
the home. The Rev. w. H. Fogle
song, Of st. Paul's Methodist Episco-
pal church; South, will conduct the
services and the burial viii be in the
Masonic cemetery.
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both of them. to appear before "a. Com
missioner of Accounts ror !. .i4arrfIon
County, West Virginia, and make ssSt-
Element cf,sall funds IN his or ;theiS
hands belonging To- the said 1nfants
and 70 turn over the said funds ITO sSdeh
Guardian as the Court may tde6iGhSkH
or appoint: Ana 1t appearing 'by an z
davit, hled IN this cause that SyiVeSter
State. It Is ordered that iisL a. apSt ~
here. within one month after Lthef 61fe
OF the ,nrst publication hereof Hnds5db
what IS necessary to protect his 3intsy.
I. WADE coFFAEAsS: CLERK. Z
u Counsel for Plaintiffs ~ -
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C0QlRED MAN
is Honored by Governor Of the.
State as librarian of West
Virginia.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July 2s.-
Prof. L. .. Wilson, at the head, OF
colored knights of Pythias of the
state and sup erintendent OF the col
ored schools ut Weston, has been ap
POINTED state librarian by Governor
Hatfield to succeed w. w. Saunders,
who has beeil appointed by the state
board of reBen as director Of the
extension weak of the West virginia
colored institute at Institute. The
appointments will become effective
August !. Saunders has been state
librarian for less thar year.
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!. o1pnR or pup11cAr1on.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
At Rules held in the Clerks Once -of
the Circuit Court of Harrison County
on Monday the 6th day fully 1914. the
following order was entered:
Clarence Childers and James Childers.
infants, within the age of twenty-one
years. by Jennie Plant. their next friend.
PLAINTIFFS. D
VS.. IN CHANCERY.
Sylvester A. Lanham. Guardian of
Clarence sChilders and James Chi1ders,
Infants. and Charles a. Lanham. surety.
defendants.
d The object of the above styled suit Is
to remove for cause, the said Sylvester
A. Lanham. as Guardian OF the said
Infants. Clarence Childers and James
Childers, and to appoint a Guardian for
the said Clarence Childers and James
Ghilders; infants, and to require the said
Charles A. ;Lanharn, surety. or either or
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SK|RMISH
Occurs between Rebels and
Mexican Federals at Small
Federal Garrison.
s.r ...oe....o ,esss,

VERA CRUZ, July. 2S.-Reports
from various points along the rail
road from Vera Cruz to Mexico City
indicate that the Constituencies
are not ready to cease lighting.
A skirmish occurred at Soledad
where a small federal garrison made
q sncce ssful resistance. The fedora!
commander, orizaba, some distance
nearer the capital. refused to grant
the demand of Constitutionailst of
ficer that his men be given an hour
in which to sack the city in return
for placing them under the command
of a federal officer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
TUTBIEERCULO SIs

IN addition to plenty Of fresh ar
and proper diet, those suffering from
or who are predisposedt to Tuberculo.
sis are recommended to use Eclsman,s
Alternative to stop night sweats, banish
fever and hasten recovery. This medt-
cine, by reason Of Its successful use dur.
Ing the past, warrants the fullest inves.
Egatton possible by every sufferer.
Eckman's Alternative IL most effica.
ciops in bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and lung affections, and in MP.
building the system. It contains no
narcotics nor harmful or habit-form-
ing drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold
BY leading druggists. Write 20 the
Eckman Laboratory, philadelphia, Pa,
for booklet telling Of recoveries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-28
HANS SCHMIDT.
Convicted of Murder Makes a
Formal Application to Court
for a New Trial.

NEW YORK CITY, July 2s.-Hans
Schmidt, one time rector Of st. JOS
eph's church, under death sentence
for the murder OF Anna Aumuller,
whose body he dismembered and cast
into the Hudson river, formally ap-
piled Monday for a new trial.
Schmidt's counsel asserts that the
girl was not murdered but died after
an operation and that Schmidt cut up
the body to prevent a scandal and to
protect the surgeon who performed
the operation.