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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
sERvIAN SUCCESSES ARE DENIED
Jay ASSOCIATED PRESS. J

(BY ASSOCIATED PRESs.) .&
VIENNA, via London, Oct 3-An Official connnnn1s
signed by Eield Marshal Potlorek mas peeh
out here as follows:
For the last two days troops Servia have been
attacking enemy Up to the present time our often
sive movement against the who is strongly foI
fed in positions protected with barbed wire entangie
nens have proceeded slowly but favoraoly has
been started energeticaly to clear the
in Bosnia which have been disturbed by Serylan ana
Montenegro troops and irregulars
1.-THE announcement from Serva concerning the an
Inhalation of the Fortieth division of the Hungar1aE
honbed is a further proof of the vivid Of
Servians This division of troops, the Servas during
the last few days have had repeated 70
pated gloriously engagements last week at Vshegra
and elsewhere ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
RUSSIANS 10 INVADE Vienna
F(BY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

Vienna show that the population seriously alarmed
over the possibility Of Russian invasion oelal noscss
in all the papers have announced the closing OF
favolte excursions from Vienna into the surrounding
forests because the highest points are
The report being circulated that the Work OF tans5
ar,np state treasures and archives already has begun
While this report appears unfounded it Significant
as showing the state of the public mind S5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
REGISTRARS ARE
TO FINISH WORK
coal District,


Precinct No. 3-West End Adams
ton. at L. J. Kern's store.
Precinct No 5-Adamston. at bar
II precinct No. AT e5s Mulberry
street. city.
cream parlor.
Precinct No. 12-Dent's drug store.
' '' Clark District.
Precinct No. AT Setaley Heights.
Precinct No. AT 4SS Mechanic
street.
office, Court street
Precinct No. 6.-At court house.
Precinct No. Alta Vista.
Precinct No. S.-Brcad Oaks.
Precinct No. 9-206 Virginia ave-
nue., Garlic Court.
Precinct No. 1o.-At Mulheran 8
store.
PRECINCT No. 11.-At Hornor Broth
ers store, Kelly Hill.
Precinct No. 12-Industrial.
Precinct No. 49,. Council chamber.
Colonialbuilding.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
Kaiser's Right Wing Repulses Renewed
Efforts Of French t. Outflank i
and East Of Meuse French
Energetic Efforts Are
Also RepuIsed

1BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

RERIJN via London Oct 3.-The following Official
was given out army headquarters the even
ing Of October 9: sslsS
sthe RIGHT wing of the German army IN Ffance mas
ensed renewed efforts part of the French TO
flank it. To the south of Roye the French have been
ssThe situation on the center remains unchanged
German troops, advancing in the Argonne regen
have won substantial advances southely
ssEast of the river Neuse French troops from tout
undertook energetic night attacks but We're
GERMANS INVEST FORT
Before Antwerp Forts Wavre, St Catherine and
the Portevevt with their intermedlate woIks
YESTERDAY clock Fort
has been invested The and important outer
epauent of the Teronde fortfcation is IN our
sion.
troops across the Nenlen against the
the province of Suwalki seems imminent
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
ANOTHER JAPANESE BOAT SUNK
lRY ASSOCIATED PREss.1

PRESs1
TOXIC, Oct. 3.An official communication states
that another Japanese mine sweeping boat at
given as fourklled and wounded The mine
was known the Kayo Maru, and was sunk IN the
Laoshan bay.
The German forts and ships, is also announced are
constantly Smelling the japanese army winch IS slo1
aeroplane from Using has made
temIts attack japanese warslips JalsaIIese asEe
subjected to bomb fire captive balloon
seen above Using Tau has been hauled dow
to have been damaged g2SS9S
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
BARNETT FUNERAL
Services VIII BE Held at 2 O'Clock
Sunday Afternoon.

Funeral services over the body OF
S. w. Barnett, an aged resident of
Glen Elk No. 2, who was found dead
in his bed Thursday morning. his
death having been caused by heart
disease, will be held at 2 o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the Lynch s-
born mortuary chapel. The Rev. g..
D. Smith. pastor of the First Meth
otiist Episcopal church, Will conduct
the services. The burial viii be in
. Bridgeport cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
MAXWELL DEAD
Lost Creek Man Succumbs to
Injuries Received in Auto
Accident at Pt. Marion.
az A.neelArrp .nr..,

PITTSBURG, Oct. s.-1saac H. Max
well. of Lost Creek, w. Va, died in a
hospital here at noon today. Maxwell
was injured last Wednesday a week
ago when the automobile in which he
and a party of men were enroute
from Pittsburg to Clarks5urg was
struck by a passenger train on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad at Point
Marion, Pa. The accident also result
ed fatally to Charles A. Cummins. of
Lost Creek, while two others are in
the hospital seriously hurt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
GERMANs FIGHT LIKE LIONS
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }

LONDON. Oct 3-A despatch from Copenhagen re.
norts that correspondent who witnessed the battle OF
Terdun on September "A when Prince Oscar led the I'M
peral guard, says: ,coa
Climbed trees like monkeys, hiding the leaves Inc
and Turco5 fought and Esstled af daad
the prince who thereafter had the heart attack
described Later hotel in Metz the prince was greet
ed by the emperor who with arms extended ciled boy
bow here YOU are =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
SHOT DEAD
is a Chestnut Gatherer When
Old Soldier Mistakes Him
for a Bird.
,,y .,,ee,Arrp psr.n

HARRISoNBURG, let. David
Reid. a Confederate veteran, hunt
ing birds through the Allegheny
mountains near here today, thought
he had the quarry up a tree and fred.
To his horror. Bright Lilly %, fell
dead from the boughs where he had
been gathering, chestnuts. Distracted
with grief. Reid attempted to kill
himself. but was prevented from
doing SO by the dead mans cousin
who was nearby.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
sERv1ANs REACH MOUNTAINS
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }

IS PARIS Oct ga despatch from Cettnje says:
S.tThe sServian and MontenegTin advance guard has
reached the mountains where situated the first
fcafions of araievo the capital of Bosnia General
Poorek the Austrian commander, asks for exchange
Of prisoners refused by the Montenegrlns who
are quoted as having declared that mo IS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
BRILLIANT sERvIAN VICTORY
(BY ASSOCIATED PREss.)

LONDON Oct "a Nish. Servia, correspondent
has forwarded the following Servian official communca
ton: 1;h 80
archin on Saraievo have left the line between Sfeb
natza ahorna Homanys andafter desperate attacks
on the Igichta positions gained brilliant victory
md nccnnied Bafresenitza The enemy has bombarded
habats estimated that they fred 10000 Shells but
the town was little damaged "
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
COURT MARTIAL IN FRANCE
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }


PARIS Oct "a French court martial has begun
hearing the cases Of taken prisoners by the
French while disguise and persons mao pee
found objects of value
All German prisoners in French hands thus suspect
Of piage to be tried One such man mas se pee
We're given sentences of eight months confinement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
GERMANS DISL ODGE FRENCH TROOPS
FROM THE SOUTH OF R0YE POSITIONS
GERMAN coMMANDER AMONG KILLED
lRY ASSOCIATED Press. }

BERLIN via London, Oct. 3.-Nlajor General Won
Der Horst commander of the Twentieth infantry brigade
was killed while leading his troops September rs ac
cordng to an official announcement made tonight He
had previously received the for his work IN the
field oaa
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
FINLEY APPOINTED.

WASHINGTON D. G.. Oct. b
Senator Chiffon has succeeded In
having "A. G. Finley. of Tucker coun-
ty, appointed to position in the
census bureau. Mr. Finley Is 2
brother oe j. b. Finley. of Parkers-
burg. -.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-03
MINE SINKS ITALIAN BOAT
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }

VENICE via Paris Oct IA report has reached
here Of the sinking of another Italian boat and the death
crew Of fifty men ponnea Trieste as result
of coming in contact with floating mine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28

temser 3Oth. with appropriate services
AZ the Eof Street Temple. Rabbi Nor
rs l-azaron viii deliver the address on
the subject The Spirit OF Atonenient %
Mhiie NE special music will be furnish
TO OBSERVE PEAsT-The feast Of
- rahcis OF Assist. will be observed
ny! .,SSt sunday BY the members OF the
hlTd order OF ST. Francis MT 81
Alphonsus church. The festive ceIebra-
non VIII be inaugurated on next Thurs-
NaS evening, and viii be continued every
evening until Sunday
10 DELIVER ADDRESSLRt Rex, T.
>; Donahue. bishop OF the diocese or this
sity. VIII deliver an address A. m.
american Federation OF Catholic Soeie-
ues.. which convene In baltimore to-day
- expected that the convention will
% vel attended. as several prominent
Sps.sssI. VIII deliver addresses
SOCIAL SESSIoN-The menborv of
ara DIVISION. A. -. II, are arrangfnp,
loI social session to b. held ~ fbefr
meeting on October iIth. in the A ID A.
W. nan. on Chapline street
LOCAL BIRDS WIN-Wrfeht Never
OF lhls city. breeder Of Red pyle psr,c
eentafns. has been Informed that one 80
his strinE Of birds ~ the faiI show n,
AlIentown. Pa, he has been aWardsi
second cock bird IN a cis-s Of five Sc.
ohd hen In clnsv Of STA nfth cocekcret
In class % i've and fourth puilct In a
class Of eight. 'N' ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
NEWS BRIEFS

CERTIFICATE FILED-A certia.
cate OF incorporation was fled Satur.
day afternoon with the clerk of the
county court to the Neff-Burns Elec-
TIC Company. The new company is
Incorporated at $4,000 with the fol
lowing stockholders: +. W. S. Men, r.
J. Men. William II. Burns. G. p. Burns
and Il j. Sleyter. The company Is
granted 70 allow the manufacture and
sale of electricity.
POLICE COURT BLANK-Once
again there was nothing doing in
police court circles at neither session
Saturday No drunks we're seen ca
yorting around their usual haunts dur.
ing the day or evening.
RUBBISH ON FtRE-Fire in a rub
bish pile called the Island department
TO the Fair grounds at 80 Saturday.
Considerable trouble was experienced
in getting sufficient hose TO reach the
blaze
PYTHIAN CLUB oPENED-The
formal opening OF the PythIan Club
on market street above Fifteenth
street was held Saturday evening and
a number OF persons paid a visit TO
Nh' AVpAuhs w fiuu ~ beautifully
arranged and affords an excellent view
OF the surrounding vicinity.
HOLDING FIRE DRILLS Fire
drills are being held each day AZ the
Red Letter factory IN the East End.
where there are several hundred
stogie makers employed This IL in
compliance with the state FIRE laws.
ATOHEhrHHT DAY-Thc Day OF
Atonernent the hoiiosf dav In the Jew
Ton calendar. viii b. oha-rved on Sep
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
MAJORSVILLE BOY NARROWLY
ESCAPES DEATH SATURDAY
VIOLATE ROSE LAW
Two Young Men Arrested Yesterday
at Fishing Camp North OF Mar
tins Ferry on This Charge.

Russell Wood and Abe Warner. of
Glenn's Run, just above Martins Fer
~. were arrested yesterday by omcer
}. T. Travers. of Bellaire. on a war
rant issued by Mayor Sammons. of
Shadyside. charging them with viola
ting the Rose law in dry" territory
by selling liquor The young men
were taken 10 Bellaire and lodged in
jail. and likely will be arraigned be-
fore Mayor Sammons to-day. The
young men were arrested at a fishing
camp, and the warrant charges them
with selling liquor illegally. The boys
stated last night they are innocent OF
the charge. but did not deny having
liquor at the camp. Each claimed the
liquor was for his own personal use.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
OIL DERRICK FALLS PiNNING HIM
BENEATH 1T, ON THE
ELDER FARM.
Receives Broken Leg and Other
5r1ises-Reported Resting Easily
at the Hospital.

PAM Mahan. young man OF Majors
vile. W Va. had narrow escape from
death Saturday while working at we'll
No. J. on the Elder farm. near Calls
Marshall county. when an improvised
derrick fell. pinnins him beneath a..
Dr. w. p. Summons was called and
rendered first aid TO the injured. He
was then placed in a touring car. with
the doctor and Tom Mahan. the boys
father. and rushed 20 the Ohio Valley
General Hospital. this city.
On closer examination 81 was found
that the lad had suffered q broken left
Lex and HE other limb was badly
bruised. he also had several bad brtiis-
IS about his body. Dr. l.. X. Cracraft
OF Elm Grove Is attending him at this
time.
The lad IL working for the oil com
pany that Is developing that territory.
and was aiding In cleaning out a well
at the time. The derrick had been
removed from the well and a metal
pipe derrick was being used IN rs
stead. When IN the act % baiiing out.
one Of the pipes broke. The large
pulley through which the bailer rope
passed. fell and struck the lad on the
leg. swapping a. Others working
around az the time. ran 90 his assist
ance. expecting 10 md him dead. but
h rallied IN a short time.
The injured boys father T. the field
superintendent for the company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
APPEAL CASES
Both Branches Of Circuit Court VIII
Be Occupied To-day With Cases
From Lower Courts.

Civil appeal cases will be up in both
branches OF the Circuit Court today.
While they are numerous. yet IL IL
hardly thought they will occupy a
great deal OF time. W. J. Colts will
again Dc on the carpet. this time the
defendant IN a 5000 damage suit
with W. p. Parriil a. the plaintin.
Judge Newman will have two other
cases. they being william Welty and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
STONE & THOMAS
81 YEARS OLD
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY rs TO
BE OBSERVED THIS WEEK
WITH GREAT SALE.
Customers VIII be Greatly Benefited
ey Refund Of Money or Gift OF
Five Dollar Gold Piece.

Celebrating the slxty-seventh an
niversary OF successful business
the nrm OF Stone and Thomas VIII
this week. following their usual cus-
tom. offer to their customers the sd-
vantage OF their "s7th Anniversary
Sale" The. custom of holding thees
annual sales was inaugurated several
years ago and have increased in pop
ularity since tae initia. sale.
While quoting remarkably low
prices on a number OF articles OF
fall and winter wear. the firm will
also refurc TO the customer. the
amount OF each twsatieth purchase.
making the goods an absolutely free
gin On each sixty seventh purchase
they will give i've dollar gold ptcce
aa an anniversary souvenir.
Back in 1Sf7 a modest store wEs
started on Main street by r. J. Stone
and J. c. Thoras. nearly opposite
where the present building stands. In
1900 the building OF the urn vRs
made ave stories and at this time AZ
Was said that the building was too
large for the city. But Sto=s end
city. The sixty-seyenth annual sale
will be the last in the new building
as the floor space viii be almost
doubled by next fail
The windows OF Stone 4 Thomas
store are In gala attire for the ami
versary and will be the magnet which
win attract the attention OF hundreds
and hundreds during the week. Each
~ hA Nufn haa
background in which autumn leaves
figure prominently. Beginning at the
corner window you viii zee the fran
ed pictures OF the founders OF the
business as well as the newest models
in women's gowns and dresses. No. 2
shows some smart tailored suits in
the new shades Of blue and brown.
with some OF the accessories usually
worn with them. No. is a combi-
nation of silks and wool fabrics in one
OF the predominating shades OF green.
No. 4 shows that the baby has not
been overlooked, the display being OF
infant wearables. No. consists or
four models OF the daintiest blouses
imaginable for autumn wear. Nos.
s and will attract the men, the
showing embracing striking models In
mems and boys suits and overcoats
and furnishings OF all good kinds.
IL will pay you TO go a bit out OF
your way to see Stone & Thomas
windows. while the interior decora-
lions are In keeping. Throughout
the week neat purple ribbors bearing
the inscription "67th Anniversary.
, will be worn by every one connected
with the store. from she head OF the
firm down 10 the meekest cash boy
The color-scheme in cords and signs
, during the sale will be purple and
white
That f. ]. Stone and J. G. Thomas
huilded strong and wisely the SPLEEN
did growth and enduring success OF
the business they founded testihes.
Today in younger hands It is larger
and more prosperous than ever be-
fore. magnificent monument TO tho
memory of two OF Wheeling's sturdi-
est and most upright business men.
Tinker has placed an old railroad
sign. Stop. look and LISTEN, at the
entrance 10 his driveway"
What's the idea?"
Ills wife is running the touring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28

Tinker has placed an old railroad
sign. Stop. look and LISTEN, at the
entrance TO his driveway"
What's the idea ?"
Ills wife is running the touring
car. Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28

t1delis Riester VS.. Gustave Becker,
and the other is styled Jacob Miller
VS.. II. ID. Zimmerman
Judge Hervey viii have the case OF
the South Side Bank VS.. S. VI. Moves,
and an action TO set aside the will OF
the late Alois Bender
Criminal Court will be blank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
THREE pRuNks Aanrsrrn

The police succeeded in gathering
IN three DRINKS last nipht. which Is
different way Of saying that there
VIII be a session Of police court this
morning. John Jones was ushered IN
by Ohiccr Barclay. PolSy Showalter bv
Officer Hildebrand and Frank Coates
by officer Schultz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
POOL ROOMS OPEN
Onef LeylAnd's ordsr That such Place.
hsmain Closed OF. sunday
was openly Violated Yesterday

Another promise made. another proro-
-. porhen. ON last "Wednesday. sccord-
ing 10 Information. a petitio, =, - -.
sented 20 Chief Leyland. asking thai he
.she some action about the pool rooms
ln9i arc running on Sunday The cher
Nilllhh 20 promise. immediately an
hYunced that the pool rooms would he
Ii.7cI hereafter and accordingly sent
oet the closing order YESTERDAY man,
~ me places were open in the busineas
district Just what the chief viii -.
no" ~ question yet unanswered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28

Attend the Big FsiT ~ Burastts-
town. pa, September 2s-5o. October I.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-28
6ec. G. 1obnS %.
Attention tomorrow is directed
to these TAILORED SUITS for
$3.50

Never before have we offered such splen-
did values and ide choice Of styles. at this
low price
There is the plain tailored model Of excel.
lent quality navy serge, the braid trimmed
eheviots. in all the leading oolors. made in
Redlngote fashion, and the navy and black
serges and digaonals. with braid. velvet and
other trimming notes.
SIZES IS TO "a.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22

bit of difference where you'll do business her
the guard.
Gve your name sir, and I'll have you arrested
interfering with my rights citizen"
''Y is James Baldock, gard Of the c. f.
said he; 'arrest and be id"
1.-The day presented my District Attorneys
office Trinidad and told that drop
officers that locality elected by the company influence and
would likely get the of law suit and possibly be the
pentenay because could charge any they
to hatch and prove it,
There crime infamous for this Companys hrenes to
commit
1t is this companys thugs State militia and com
manded by saloon keeper that shot death the
and children Ludlow Strikers Camp and fire camp
conceal their
could tell of the infamous conduct dsgraceul
conf for human rights proud ignorant foreigners
who have faced death and defended homes and rights
DEATH
Rockefelers millions wipe the chdren's
blood innocenty shed to add to hl ill gotten gain
We do not boodshed and violence should that
issue be forced rather than surrender br
meet did the farmers the bae Lexington fight it to
finish
Capital and labor have rights under the this land
creates all wealth and first Dollars be placed
above human welfare and life Wokngmen have right have
say under what conditions they labor Unions
and woe unto those who deny such
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Call Their Hand, Farmer, They Are Trying to
Fool Ycu Again.

Rural Credits legislation has been side tracked for time
being the Saviors of Our Country who will have
people at the polls this fall laying their the
farmers again The Tolls exemption and Mexican
been rcay made to again hide the goven foot of the Money
Monoposs of the east Senator Duncan u Fletcher Fla
whose the bill carries in speech made the Senate
said The European cooperative rural credits systems
shall examine and endeavor apply here substantially
the hands of the farmers operated by farmers for farmers
y and persseny this most be born mnd The of the
bill finally evolved out of the of information gathered the
rural credits commission and Incorporated into the Fletcher BILL
dcated clearly that Sen Fletcher and his have had
change of mind not of heart The bill simply YIELDS the farmer
the old mortgage system with indication of lower
interest rate but makes possible for the National banks through
the Regional banks to rcount his paper nominal to the
banks profit for them but relieve for borrower
this legislation which should attract of attention Mr.
Farmer the candidates the Senate and House Representa-
tves should be closely questioned by and pledged Rural
Credits that will enable the REAL farmer the who
seeks make his living from the SOIL money low rate
of interest long time payable cent prn
cipa and interest substitute this scheme
merely shift and will make better for
YOU Organize your Unions and yourself felt at the ballot
bcx, Its your best protection and only safe guard
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-05-22
Mouth Health and Comfort

Rexall Tooth Paste is meant to please
you. Every care is exercised in selecting
the purest ingredients, and blending them
into the dainty, antisaptic, delightful fin
ished product. That is why it is the fav-
orite among all our tooth preparations,
selling faster than any other three of
them. People have learned that using
Rexall Tooth Paste is pleasant expert
ence. and that it is also good for both
their teeth and gums. 1t destroys the
germs OF decay, helps whiten and pre-
serve the teeth, makes the gums red and
rosy, and leaves the breath fragrant and
sweet If it dosen't do all this,--if it
doesn't please ryou--your monev back.
Price % cents. Denmark Drug Co
5l3 F-4