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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
DO " 20 400 l1lchs

ThKee laaEhna fer SUCCESS
would suRKesf ding, york m and
ecQnamizine 3. Butler.
T1e tisrea tened still hi gher cost Of
lir7nE IL the United States on account
of the war In Europe may have TINS
good result that It viii cause ~ le
use better judgment In the matter ol
our diet, 10 the great Advantage OF
hath our health and Our p9ekes-
book
The Chicago Clean Food Company
Is planning the formal ton OF e4aln
Of Heighber4ood Gibbs to BE ssEsf.sa
for the double Rnrpose 81 4gnains
the war cost Of living and esta Itsn.
ing a Prepayment blrean of service
for the POOR
Ranfzation. the present hurry II
prices Of fOodstuffs Is 9 blessing IN
disguise and p valuable opportunity
to teach women how to cook. Wnsa g..
to cook, why and when to cook e.
ana how to regulate 4she e6mily diet
without lessenfng It's nutrittye value.
The American woman is termed
waster, and the American nation 2
nation of dyspeptfcs apd Doctors y
the resume or the present situation
by Mrs. VonHoIst acting pEestdenE
Of the club, who suggests that We
need to eat less and vary our tooos
llI We. WISH 70 tASSp ~ SAA1 tesAASA
the market back to It's normal conai-
ton
plish in the clubs am going to
form q, said Mrs. YonHolst. The
first Is to find out where food can
be obtained at very reasonable
prices. and how to help sour poor 20
profit by advantages, such as buying
at wholesale prices. The second Is
to teach our members how to i've
well but frugally. The curse OF our
time is our wastefulness. Our III
nesses are mostly from overnutriti9n
Instead Of undernutrftion-
.faTell me what you eat, and VIII
tell you what you are. is the phrase
often quoted by Helen Il. Richards,
from whom obtained the greater
part Of my knowledge Of foodstums
and their values. We eat too mucn.
we need simplicity in our diet. we
eat too much sugar and starch. we
should feature vegetables, SALADS
eggs and fish in our menus, and use
most sparingly, especially IN sum
mer. But it is not to be denied thel
there are tissues In meat which can
not be replaced by anything else
..Our clubs VIII aim to teach
women practical economy and per
feet housekeeping. Leaders VIII pc
selected in all parts Of the city,.
This is a movement which cquIo
well spread all over the country AZ
this, time. We believe that indiy1q5
uaf housewives are doing their best
to economic, but In union there .1s
strength.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

\ unnecessary war. is wrong,
II 5sfe. woe. want. Thank God Tor
vi ifson and uphold his hands.-Par-
81 IS burg Sentinel
hnuf the only connection between
ssfdent Wilson and the tremend-
..6f ~ war that is raging in Europe Is
lti5s Imposition, at his behest and as
2{iis direct consequence of the mtser-
.a6lS n0licies of his administration,
3 6urde naome .'War" tax upon the
4, s ,Ie Of the United states, who are
!, az 81 war and who have not the
al El1ksst reason for thinking about
\. 81 to war. But. why thank GOD
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

81 = = A. Efsi'1 ~ IA 5dnIf IsfrfiIpl
- m ~ z & N !. : ling On and 44ypre
faniiii Sf 81 al ~ iii n = r n tingg qe
efti6 Defnoe lie taE. 6Nll that
E Il fpnd "a ~ due IT, pr
The condi lions D oEtland . ana
other pla ees " So ssarn b
country Q,IffS the N ana gae tnS
dfiStry StiniIIlafeS eps ln huelS
ness here. II mus u II. |3e fofggtten
that hard times CAUSED llYS lQMA1
EpoIicy viii g tpan "
section too re- policy - NOT
Heh6nae2I The place to change ti1e
policy IS 81 the hnlis % A1yenaber 2.
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sbanld serYe e .Wasnine.

HT8ffeE EecetVeds mere a Jew udyS
j ron Portland. Cre.. contalned
II : niloWfng, which shows Gopdtz
II M here Hlmtlar to those prevail
Is ih many other sections: OF the
.slifif every hing IS awful here
u q very distressing. It Is utterly
!, = ssfble to rent rooms. and there
!. \ thousands Of empty houses In
H : Impossible TO obtain employ
i 81 OF any kind"
Aelsaf sfi6h conditions are preyalent
III ~ iioiit the country the Demo,
g. + 81 press can not success yl ~ do
y, FiheI did not prevail before the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
GOMING EVENTS
IN OI.ARKGBURG

Friday October IL. To-day. eNen=
.inr Robinson Grand theater.
Tuasday. October 20. Mrs. Wigs
az the Cabbage Patch evening. Rob
fnson Grand theater.
Tuesday. October 2QERectfel.
Miss Edna Blanche ShoWaiter. Ma 2
sonic Temple audi ortnm.
Friday, October GA Pair Of
sizes n eyening. Robinson Grand thea
ter. - ~ ,,,.,,,,...
Idav ncfobsr ~. % and A1eetipg
We ViTsinia state Board Of Health:
Waldo hotel
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ever andertaksn to explain the war
Efax? nc caiH be done for hat te
and Gnexplafnab le.
EPafkersburg Dispat News.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

Tommy Hodges,s campaign speak
"a Consists principally of dodging
tie Vital issues and handling the
afhers IN platitudes.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

I If the hard times afe psXcn olos-
zeal; Is the pFe6id flt allxle, the new
fdx being Imposed upep the people
IS not ton sentiAel
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Can't Meet IT.

President Wilson has instrucleu
his cabinet speakers to ignore the
.tarift as an issue In tnis campaign.
The only reason for that - that they H.e.
can not meet IT Wheeling lnteli-
|gencer.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
I0lEIng,

re Murphy Is ,ioking Or, II he has been
ideuosed. II hes said that ne was der
poised he was jol Blueaeld Tel
;egraph.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

Greece has 46s registered steam
vessels In merchant marine.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

nsf z6ff 81 shefs. among = rom The edls
tor - q lor1Iff lSF spebef ~ this
comm unity q FEll les| ~ el -
IL yofi iqnl u I. iysii new Fssd
thes peIll -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
Il This ProaressivefsIn2

IN refueing euppOTt 20 " N1VtLlAl. - !.
and in Backing Davenport aga1nst
him, the Progressive grgantZatt ton g
New York Is playing directly into tle
hands OF Tammany Tammany,
which was rebuked BY Mr.. Bryan - y
q thsatrical outburst at Baltimore in
1912. Is doing business at the ole
stand and will. with Progressive
party MD, regain death grip on the
affairs Of the great state Of New
york. Nobody has heard Mr.: BRYAN
protest against Tammany this year.
Mr.. Roosevelt. who fortwo years mas
been conducting the right wing oi
the Progressive army. Is aiding Tam
many by an overt action. while me-
BRYAN and the Wilson ADM nistrat Ion
are lending acqulescept aid 10 tnat
Vulturous enemy OF good govern
ment Huntington Herald-D,iispa.c' -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

CircuIt Clerk,
I. WADE COFFMAN.
OF CIarksburg.
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COUNTY TICKETI

House Of DELEGATES,
DR. j. n. RINEHARTs
of Shinnston.
! EIzAVIUS B. DAWSON,
OF Bridgeport.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

County Clerk,
BASIL 81. LUCAS.
OF Submission.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

In the Austrian saS 1nks fund there
are on the aveFa ee, 20 dep 6sited foE
each man, woman and cli1Id In the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
ao.rne Facts.

Every time q Democratic editor or
speaker touches upon the subject ne
Tells the people the tariR Is not an
issue this year. It has been taken
out Of the fight by the European war,
they say. There are no goods COM !.
ing ia. they contend; therefore, =
can not be claimed that i'm pprtafa ons
81 foreisn commodft1es are COM
petfng with American goods.
Here they are departing from sHs
facts Imports Of WooAens az the
mort OF New York last week as com
nared with the cprrespo Week
of 1913 show an increase OF So
900: silks. $171 900; cottons, 81 6S;,
900: other-dry goods, $69 - ~ uO.-AA
FOR immediate consumption. Articles
for warehouse bring the total Tor the
week up to So $50 49,, an increase
of SIPS. 900. Notwithsta Standing wal 8.
there is that much foreign conner
Etioni with domestic products. ms
fariff has not been taken out Of me
contest by the war: 40 the extern -
that 1t operates. and IN some respec ~
St is facilitating the admission q 3
larger imports than year ago, y
is accentuating the difficulties Gre
ated in America by Europess connlcs:;
"a 1t is not playing up to the limit
If its possible mischief that Is the
fault neither of the law nor Of the
Democratic party airmont West
Nirginfan.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
STATE.

state Senator,
ROY e. PARRISH.
OF ciarksburs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

town. Mr.. Hephufn MS 8 alive a.
Perth Scotland There are NO sur
wing felkt 4yts ID Til
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ConRressnlan-At-IlArRe,
HOWARD SUTHERLAND.
OF Elkins.

4. lsonurressunan, First District,
GEORGE -. WHITE.
X OF Weston.
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S4r,,Stn Sts no be had at an drst
ats s s stores. 56. cents apiece.
Advertisement
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ocFoBRR 8. 1s14.
REpuRLICAN TIGKEE.
CONGRESSIONAL.

IIsellon Inesday, Noyember s,-1914
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
Gramriae Ssenen.

Solgenben Selbpoitbrief zines iiins
gen IiIitdrar5tes p~eroffentlifen Die
~Wiiudener Reueiten Nadri6ten":
49,. SIR mDdtet INNER germ etfpns
bpren bon inns; cine Hare ilberIihtz
Iihe S6ilberung. limb bod, es lit
rnmoglif, ba ma INNER Die neueiteu
@inbriide ihreibt. &~leini9feiten piel>
Ieid,t bon beute, ipdbreno nan bas
8rpBe bon 9~eitern ner9iBt. SD ihrieb
@ub berte Rorgen: Der 8rieg medic
reif. Sas lit tpabr. @enu i6 nies
Der 5u gll6 5uriidfe6re, 10 tomme ih
suriid, lebensreif, erfabren. SAP
ettpas iiber mid fommen mlbte> abute
if, baB es aber &rie9 bieB. bas lpuBte
i'd nidt. -. Sm 2a5arett 81 6. lag
Elm iftpcr berleeter Spernidn9er i'm
Yribnt5immcr. SD mar Die leBte
Nad)t bel linn unb fragte i'm, Dem Der
redte SuB amputiert mar, Oh er nod
einen 8lmih babe. ga Iagte er nit
traurigem 2dfeln: .Ginmal nod
mohte iA nuf Der Siibne iteben unb
meme Gone binausidmettern in ben
fpeifcn Hauml" Sann iebte CT rns
pSllliitiSii 9l'0u 0SiHllul ANpNpiS W.
meine 2ieblingsrolle bDren" = unb
Oh Iimmte er Die Nrie ,gSie eisfalt lit
Sein Sdub6en" n9obemeD. SD
iagte ibm: vSieleiht lam ib es"
llnb fang linn bieie Nrie Dor. Sa
fngte er tieibetue9t: SD bante S6nen
t%auIenpmal, benn i6 babe eben Den
f6oniten Sraum meines 9ebens se>
trdumt." Im nd6iten Mbenb lag er
inlmm unb falt 49,. Gin 21idbriger
Wiindner bat mid, an feline Sraut
gu i6reiben: Bin Iei6t perlebt,
fomme balo ipieoer 5u Sir" am
Wforgeu bate er elm 8ein berloren,
am I6eno fonute id linn bic Iugen
ianft 5ubriiden. llno i'm ndhften
Bette betete elmer: Limb per9ieb mir
meine Sdulo - meme armen ainber.
mein armes ...." Iu6 fir ibn
mar bas 2iGt aisseloi6t. Gs lit
Elm eigeues @efiibl, 9eiunb in einem
Sadle 81 iteben, mo Die S6tpeiter leiIe
fagt: ~SoS9eneibtel" SD babe idon
Wanhen bas Sterben erleihtert.
Wanhem cine Iebte Bite erfiQt. ltnb
es lit bas i60nitc @efiibl, ii6 gu
iaeen: SD babe gebolfen, rnb morgen
iperbe ih es pieber tbuu unb - nod
LANCE 3eit 49,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
1saujnanniiete Giferfmc9t.

&c ipirb nns gei6rie6en: Ser eins
Sige @runO fir 0ieleu Ingrtft 8roBs
britannien's auf aiautlhou, Der fiinfs
8eIn Sabre inteniipifer beutIder Mrbeit
BON Seiten SeutihlanO's nuelos. 3erz
itoren ioI, lie9t in Der aaetn fau1s
mdnniiden giferiuht.
gSie piele Wenihen III ben Ser.
Gtuaten Iinb imltanOe, ben enormen
9hlinunb bon Irbeit 81 ibdben, ben
itreblnme nnb erfinberiihe heuti6e
Yioniere in zen lesten finf5ebu Sab
rem in 8iautIhou 9~eleiitet baben? Wie
biele 2eute %ipillen, baB bur6 beutlde
Snteli9en5 unb gner9ie Siinstau -
emit Elm ltnbefanntes uno unbeoeuten>
bes 9orf armer 6ineIiider Slider, in
boQig unfru6tbarer, ian0iger WiIte
sele9en - I'M Serlaufe peniscr Sabre
elmer ser eriten Sanbelsbdfen oes
Sitens tprroe? Ieilentpeite &albunz
gen ipltrben angepflan5t nno jeoer
gnllm ipurbe bon SeutIhlanD ber@
iiber9ebra6t, muBte alip fat Die Welt
lmfreiier, ebe er ieinen Seitimmlin9s>
crt erreiGte. Cine pplitdnoig mos
bernc europdii6e Stabt 6liibte empor,
elm mpoerner Safen ipurbe an9ele9t,
Observation-Disclosures %entItdnOen unb
eroBe Wtinen purDen se0ffnet. Hei6e
Gbineien, fpelhe Die nunoerbare ums
panblung 6eo6a6teten, iuaren balo
bappn iibcr5eugt, baB lie I'M Often
inter teincr b"elIereu Slosee leben
fDnntcn ais inter Der oeutlhen, uno
famen babcr IN Shduren nad Cling
tau. @ugliife. rniiiide unb fran5o>
iii6c 9anfen fol9ten Der SeutIhen
&iiatiihen 9ant unb e~roffneten
Silialen in Siingtau, pcldes anfing,
Den Hlf cines Observation-Disclosures fin
@uropder in China unb Sapan an se@
1pinncn. 9as eritaunlid,e bcommer1
siele 8ohstbum Slin9tau's lit in ben
Gtdtiititen Der 6ineiiihen 3%oanutoris
tGten alif9e3cifnct, tpelde beipciien,
bab Shifffabrt, Sanbel unb 3onein>
nabmteu lid i'll Den Sabren 1902 bts
1911 perpierfadt baben. &enn nrrl
fernerbin nod beadtet miro, baB Die
Seutldleu Siin9tau burd Die grrid,z
tiin9 Der 8eutih@ gbineiiihen So6>
ihule - bereu @raouierte 3rtritt gu
ieoer 11niper1itdt baben-5um Ntttel1
punt belttider Siloung uno &lIltur
mahten, miro Seoermann, nel6er Die
Sablagc unparteiii6 unb borlrtbeilss
fret betradtet, Die Iufeabe, fpeld,e lid
Die Serti6eu ielbit 9cite0t unb bis
our S~olenbun9 burhsefiibrt baben,
boil 81 ipiirbigen tpiien.
l1nb bieies ipunoerpoue @erf beut>
fher Snteuisen5 uno gner9ie ion bins
fpeggeipiilt fperben, MIR UNI @nglan0's
@iferiu6t gu befriebieen. Iilsenideinz
lib 5ieben Die Gusldnoer mon9oliide
aultur Der beuti6en Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
1ibie DC net eefamecn tpmrSe.

@rpbure. e. 81. g.. Se5.-@es
neral G6riitian Sc 8et, bas Hiidsrat
Der iiibafrifauilden He6elipu. Ser am
Siensta9 aui elmer Sarm bel 8aters
burg in Sritii6s . ti6uanalanb ses
fangen lpuroe, lit inter ltarfer 8abe
bier eingelierrt porben.
nSas Srrliht bes Selbes", fpie
feline @erfolger i'm nannten, ergab iid
ihlieBlih, obue eineu S6uB a65us
feuern. Or mar bon elmer Notorcars
brigade erbarmungslos iiber Elm Iats
biges pellenfprmiges 9anp. bid nit
S~orn9eitriipp befuabien, sebebt iporz
Sen. Gr iudte Die Seriolaer burd
@inidla9cn 0 3id5adlpegeu bon ii6
abSuIfiittelu, abcr Die erIhDpften
Rferoe, Die er aui Der Sliht Sufiids
IaIien mulBte, Btelten Die Serfolaer alf
ieiuer Sdbrte. Che er ihlieBli6 aui
Der 8aterburgs Sarm ~SSfanseu ipurSe.
tparcn or unb eini9e 1einer 8efolgs
fdaft bole fiinf5is @eiIen pbne Yauie
geritteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

Consisting of eight most useful articles made OF the very best ofm material finely
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plated frame. Each set packed in a separate boz.
Any person. paying il back subscription, nj me year subscription in advance
and IS cents additional will receive cne of these valuable Superior Khchen Sets This
set consists of a complete kitchen equipment a uensl for every purpose A place
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

am Irnne.
h nit Der
|ififot Mber
ten. Die
ten ipdter
3ipil.an.
2 Der Ger.
eaung, bie
eber antre.
=" antipor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
@eimfeQern

b.
srOe 5ieben
@ie Die
. iinb bieie
getreitnt.
n ii6 bier
Gms. Sn
len bat Die
ibr Seim
Ibbeilun.
iih W6n.
II ole Jpn
Sur SCR.
llen Spiri.
felbeit, Die
bauit Die
tage', ia
Dies @ler1
trasen, Die
man un6
[ble bilben
biliar. Sn
u6 9rau.
Ienifea,
noe beaen
fen iRbrelt
groe; bier
,eigen nno
ult6 Der
abl Cages.
fe Wtdntel
Ben HadJts
Inns iud,er
cit 81 3eit
ibt iif Die
ogGd, iei.
lpglih Die
E 9saht lit
II per5tpei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
8renses.

8renses.
~
ahabnun.
INN einen
|. Maiien.
mo fleinen
beiden i'm
| ieben.
hft.
|ritnGbhen
Elm. Wod.
Iustunft
err. Sic
iein. SD
nit einer
TT; lie bat
# nidJt ab.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-01-02
FED MEN ENTERTAIN

X large crowd turned out or New Years Eve to help the Red Men celebrate the passing o the old year. They were en- terIained in the usual lavish style of the Red Men and the crowd all spent a most enjoy able evening. The dance did not break up until two a. m. and the crowd went away well satisfied with their evening s entertainment.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-01-02
PROMISING ORE

Judging by tho samples or ore brought in from the prop critics of the Ketchikan Con- solidated Mines company, south of town, ketchikan prom ises to have a Treadwell of her own, right at her very door. The lead has been uncovered for close to fifty feet In width, and the values are there.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-01-02
WIIL kRINo 006L

Agent Charles Taylor has re- ceived word that the steamer Seward will leave Seattle on the 5th, with 300 tons of
 Domestic Lump coal for Ketchikan on board.
The Ketchikan miner., 1914-01-02

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
REA'S OFFER SPURNED
McIieyn"Ids VIII Inquire Into Penn
sNINnnin md y. a w. H,.lnIlnns

iSrecial 10 Tile Times D!spatch.l
Washington, March i.-Offers OF
President R.a. Of Pennsylvania Rail /.
road, 10 assist the Department Of Jus
'tce ~! litigation concerning the con-
trcl Il HIS company over thc Norfolk
uUi Western Railway viii be spurned
n% the Atto!ncy-tieUcral This was
learned to-da ST.
When President Rcas uttcranccs. in
which ho declared y Willingness 10 help
~" Department OF Justice in any in
Nestii7atiou into the Pennsylvania were
fcrrcated to Attorney ey-Goneral Me.
Ee%noids today, the Attorney General
merely smiled
Tho Attorney General has taken tho
stand tha: the department, is able TO
enact It's own business without outside
asd. lie believes the Pennsylvania ac-
lively controls the Norfolk and West
ern and that the latter road is :. com
petit!Ne line. An Investigation TO show
that this is being don" in violation of
th" Sherman antitrust law viii soon be
started, u was SAID today.
~ hricf will soon be iil"d in equity.
as there IL no evidence that criminal
proceedings can be taken. Lawyers ut
III" Department af Justice are now.
preparing this hricf. ii Is understood
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
ARGUMENT IN ELLIS CASE
Dcnfcnse PIrnds Insanity, While Prose
cI,ttnL s Nl<h for DcntIi Scnlc nee

bchienhe PIrnds Insanity, While Prose-
cntfon Asks for Death Sentence
Chicago, March 4.-"This man is
guilty and the only punishment thar
ilis the crime liz that hc he commit
ted 10 death" declared stephen Malato.
prosecuting attorney, today after ii
litter denunciatio,i of William Cheney
til!s, on trial for the murder of his
wife.
~ man Is 81 coward who would
hlaclen his wifc's name 10 save his
!ifc
The state insists this man is sane
and that this murder was a planned
inurdcr.' said Malato. coucludini, his
opening argument. The reputation Of
Ills VIE and children vas above re-
proach until thia triad. This man has
no claim to mercy; there Is no pallia-
tiou of his crime"
Insanity Is the defense rolled on bv
E!iis's counsel TO save his life. George
ErWus. his lawyer. devoted himself TO
this contention when hc opened his
last argument for tho defense.
F.llis's rambling, uncertain letters
written before tho tragedy. his manner
of i,iil!ng Airs. Ellis ANA h.s conduct
after he WAS found with her body
STAMP him insane" said scmus
EemHs reviewed tho testimony of
TN" alienists called by both sides. and
SAM tre medical men who mad de-
nlltcd l.l!!s Insane w.rn disint.reste ed
and got little for ihci- services
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
FOR FEDERAL SUPERVISION
President New York Life lisurancc
Compnny Inhorscx Kesnlutiom.

l'Dctlal 10 mo IlfilcS- DiS,b9tch.
Now York. March i.--Darwin T.
KINGSLEY. president or the New York
I.!fc Insurance Company. in Il lettor to
the presidents Of practically all life,
IRE, accident and surety companies. in :
dorses Federal supervision of insur-
nncc companies
~ know that, some executives, rs
yell rs some Held men," says Mr..
Kingsley, fear that by Federal su-
pcrvision we shall only add another to
our existing causes OF torment: but
most lawyers I think, will agree, if
such an amendment as this Ii adopt cd,
that hereafter the only authority
other than the state In which an in
surtnce company may Dc dcmiciled-
TO tax or supervise an insurance com :
ptny doing an Interstate business will
be the Federal government;
That interstate insurance shall 10
declared commerce srcmS TO me tn bc
rnthcr the most important achievement
Tor which VIC can strive in admins; ira
tcn. That such an amcndInen; VIII ul-
ifnateiy no adopted i believe. | am
anxious To unite With all other cxecu
uvcs who feel as do. In some fair and
irop"r program which viii advance the
passage of this Joint resolution"
Mr.. Kingsley in the letter asks the
presidents ot the companies IL they be.
HeN. Federal supervision Is dcsira blc
ana ~ ;Eey arc will!ni: to join some
otSaniza tioI. 10 forward The adoption
oi tho pending resolution.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
THREAT OF VETO
SENT BY STUART
TO LEGISLATORS
Tells Them Appropria-
ton Bill Must Be Pruned
to at Least S14, ,200,O 900.
HOUSE STAMPEDE
ALARMS GOVERNOR

Sends for Brewer, Chairman of
Appropriation Committee, and
Asks Him to Tell Colleagues
Bill Must Be Brought Within
Fairly Anticipated Revenues of
State or Executive Approval
Will Be Withheld-Many Mem
bers Admit They Were Afraid
to Go on Record Against Meas
ure Increasing Confederate
Pensions Numerous Small
Cuts Made, but Much Carving
Still to Be Done.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
PROTEST AGAINST ADVANCE
TrucIS Growers and Fishermen Charge
Present Hntes Are Too High

Washington. March i.--I.. Il. T. Wells
and j, O. Reed, OF Norfolk. the latter
speaking for the Norfolk Truck Grow
ers Association. today iiled protests
mission against the proposed ) per
cent advance III freight rates by East :
cril railroads. Testimony they intro
duced Indicated that the present cost
Of producing garden products. with in
cidentai charges for Grating and haul
age was 50 high that any increase In
freight rates would DO disastrous 10
growers.
\. W Lyman. representing fishermen
Of Ocean City. Md. and vicinity, urged
mat existing freight and express rates
for the transportation of fresh fish
were too high and that the shippers
could not stand an increase.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
DECLINES OFFER
BY WEST VIRGINIA
TO SETTLE DEBT
Virginia Commission
Holds for Sum Awarded
by Supreme Court.
CONFERENCE ENDS
WITHOUT RESULT

Total Amount of S2,327,1o5.2s
Proffered in Full Payment of
Claims, Including Interest,
With Long List Submitted of
Assets Said to Have Been
Overlooked by Highest Trib-
unal-Representatives of Old
Dominion Refuse to Consider
Proposition, Because 1t Fails to
Embrace Either of Matters Left
Open for Respective Common
wealths to Adjust.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-05
VESSEL DOCKEO FOR SURVEY
british StcnIncr HivcrsdnIc nt Newport
NcNlA 10 lie kcnMIreI.

Newport News. Va. March 5.-With
her ruddcr gone. her propeller damaged
and Il bad leak in her hull near Sac
which was ashore for ten days ncar
Little Island, south of Cape Henry. ar
rived here to-day having been ioatcd
vcy.
That several of the plates on the
ships hull are sprung Is indicated by
the nature OF the leak. but the Ifall
extent ot the damage will not beSH
termined until n survey has been com
pietcd.
The Rivcrs'lalc came here In tow of
the wrecking tug L. j. Merritt. which
floated her.