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The Harrison times., 1914-08-08
Samson

samson the great Biblical Photo.
drama which will appear at the
Lyric Theatre Thursday, August | 3,
was run 60 days in New York ot
prices ranging from 80 aud TO $l,50
The management Of the Lyric has
made arrangements with the Univer.
sal Co., 20 exhibit this great pro-
duction at the minimum price of 20
cents, Some facts about Samson
Produced at cost Of 100000
Temple of Dagon scene alone cost
Of $4,000 ] Warren kcrrigon in the
part Of Samson was severely injured
in the lion scene, Six parts, GOO scenes,
5000 people IN the production
The Harrison times., 1914-08-08

I'D Hawk, pitcher for the Harri.
son bail team and professional ball
player, is suing four physicians at
Burlington, Iowa, who attended
him when his lex was brohen in
1912, for $4,000 damages, lie
claims chat their negligence aud un-
skillumess has made him cripple
for HE and iucopacitoted him for
service AZ u ball player,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
SENATOR .'|'|| G0FF
Assures Congres essionaI Com
nittee That He Will Cam
paign in This District.
terre.AL 1of.s re.EanA4,

WHEELING. Oct. Displaying
his psua1 warm interest in the af-
fairs of the Republican party In his
native state. which he so capaoly
represents In the national capital.
United States Senator Nathan Con-
has sent assurance to the congress
sional committee that he will enter
the First district the latter part OF
the month In behalf of Senator
George E. White. the Republican
nominee for Congress.
Senator White Is honored with q
warm personal acquaintance with tile
silver-ton gued orator so commonly
known to his people as the Little
Giant. = This fact alone will have
great weight In the fight, and when
Senafor Cor enters the district there
is no doubt but that ne will receive
a royal reception upon his every
stop, and great benefit to the popular
Republican congressional candidate
will result.
The, dates for Senator Goff's tour
have not as yet been arranged. The
committee is now in communication
with him. and these details will os
closed in the very near future.
While it has not as yet been an
just where he will appear,
1t is probable that meetings In
Wheeling. New Martinsville. Clarks-
burg, Fairmont. Weston and prob
ably Grafton will be the principal
stops.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
FRENCH VICTORY REPORTS UNTRUl
fgY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }

BERLIN, by wireless to sayvile, y: j., Oct. 20
sGe1nan troops Belgium are now marching IN part 70
wards Ogtend and part southwestery direction to-
wards the French frontier The headquarters OF Empefel
William have been moved further into France lhere mas
aen heavy fighting of Scissors and the Argonne
The French official reports about IN the Woevre
district are untrue The Germans nowhere have lost
.o,,1d E,tan twelve miles the east OF Nerdn Is III
German hands French attacks against our positions
mean. St Mihiel have been repulsed.
.s,The war booty secured in Antwerp not vet be
estimated Tventy-sx thousand Belgans and two thous-
and Engshlnen have been interned IN Holland. In the
arbor Of Antwerp found 30 German steamers, the
hoilers Of which apparently had been disabled
RUSSIAN FORCES DEFEATED
T2lssian have been defeated near SchlrNlndt
with loss Of 1900 prisoners and twenty cannon Ger
man troops repused the Russians south OF arsaW
ana hold Southern Poland far the Yistua river
ssIlnperor William acting petition handed him
y Cardinal Hartman Of Cologne has ordered that French
tered the rangs soldiers shall be treat
cd in Germany in the as are French officers
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
QUAIL. SEASON
in the State of West Virginia
Legally Begins with the
Present Day.

Clarksburg nimrods, who have been
having quite time with the squirrels
since September 1 !, now have chance
at Wild turkey, RULED grouse. quail
and pheasant commencing today. The
state laws provide for the season OPEN
ing On october Is. Deer may also be
Killed commencing October g,
but there are not enough
deer except In the wilds of
Randolph county.-to cause much
excitement among Jlocal shotists A
few rabbits. an occasional squirrel.
4 shot at q bird or two, and that about
completes the program of our hun.
ters Still Is rejoices the hunter to
know that If deer should suddenly
attack him today he has the right to
slay It In self defense
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
FRENCH SAY
ALLIED ARM
IS DOING ]
III the Conflict on The EfallEQ
BelgiaIl Border with tlle
German Forces
o c IA STA Ten
Shows No Particular Prog
However, and But lille
Change in Situation

PARIS, Oct. 15. he fOHoSgs
ing Official con1nunicat ation
given out this AFTERNOON
In Belgium, German trQQps
coming from Antwerp are
marching toward the west anu
the evening of October 10 tae
reached the region of Brug
First, on our left wing tlls
enemy has evacuated the left
bank Of the Lys. Between the
Lys and the canal Of Ia Base
the situation shows no chant
In the region of Lens and be-
tween Arras and Albert our
progress has been marked: Be-
tween the Somme and the DlSe
there has been no change.
Germans have been cannOiag
ing our lines without, hOVYeVe
delivering any infantry lattgcl
Second, on the centeI
tween the Disc and the Meuse N
have advanced ii the direct lofl
Of Craonne. To the nor
Of the E1igl1way "a
6AC 10 16NG1tI1S1 t4nG W LII 1H4H III
of Pruhay in the direction
Beine several German trench hes
have been taken. Between
Meuse and the Moselle after
ing repulsed during the nig hts of
Ocober 1914 certain attacks tQ
the southeast of Verdun OtilS
troops advanced on the four
teenth to the south Of the high
way from Verdun to Metz:
Third, on our right wing the
partial offensive movement dzla
deftalen by the Germans in tlles
,Bande Sapt to the north Of
Die has been checked. In Rus
sia the fighting continues along
the front beginning gaia the viclnS
ity of Warsaw, stretching along
the Vistuia and the San as ar
as Przemysl and further ill
southerly direction as "a " as tIlsEE 81
Dniester. There has been no
change in East Prussic
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
REBEKAHS ELECT
NE w E.X ECLJTIVES
And They Are Formally In
stalled at Busy Closing
Session.

busy session marked the close
Of the twenty eighth annual Rebekan
state assembly of the lndependene
Order of Odd Fellows thursday az
Fellows temple Amended bylaws
were approved. further ra0oztS were
received from committees, unfinished
business was given attention and the
newly elected officers Were formally
Installed.
The new officers were elected at
the morning session of the assembly
and they are as follows:
Presfdent-Mrs.A Addie Ullman. OF
vice president-Mrs Fannie Cecil.
Marden-Mrs. Carrie Mason. Of
EIlkins
son. of Charleston
Treasurer-Mrs. Emma John-
son, of Sissonville.
Thursday mornings session was
also a busy one as the new constitu-
ton was amended and adopted.
Among the changes from the old con-
stitution are change in the terms Of
APPLICATIONS for mem bership and In
the charge of the noble grands. to
whom 1t is to be solely committed
hereafter.
morning were official visits from
James Arthur. the grand master of
Maryland Grand Lodge of Odd Eel
lows, and William Alexander Jones:
the grand secretary thereof. both OF
whom delivered addresses.
The Rebekahs have had most
prosperous year. twenty new lodges
having been Instituted since the last
meeting OF the state assembly and
the total membership having been
increased 4 per cent.
AS the state assembly is required
to NEE In the same place and at the
same time as the Grand Lodge meets.
the next state assembly will be held
at Morgantown, that city having
been chosen by the Grand Lodge.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
SEhl0ss! GH.ARGE!
IS Preferred against a Pronliz :
nent Farmer by the Federal
Authorities.

MARTENsBURG, w va, Oct. IL. ~
AL Wilson, Of Berkeley Springs. for
er and business man OF Morgan coun-
ty. has beeh arrested in Berkeley
Springs by Deputy Marshal ,Atheyy on
q warrant procured by Federal Dis
trict Attorney walker. charged with
concealing property valued at 5000
in tlisg q list OF assets in bankruptcy
proceedings here Some TIME ago Mr.
Wilson was Adjudicated bankrupt
and it is now ALLEGED that he within cid
real estate bonds and other property
from the court He was brought to.
Martfnsburg and held under bond for
appearing later. He says he mad no
intention of concealing any property
owned by him and Will fight the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
ACQUITTED I
OF Serious Charge is Stone
wall Strother Of Town OF
AdamSton.

StonewalI Strother was acquitted
OF tie charge of being an accomplice
In the stealing OF six head of cattle
from the farm of John Brown near
wilsonburg on September % He
was arrested several days ago BY
Deputy Sheriff Laco Wolf and has
since been a prisoner at the Jail.
It is alleged that lie drove the cat
tie from the Brown farm to the Mas
toe meat shop at the Tin Plate addi-
tion. 1t appears that while ne
drove the cattle he was not aware OF
the fact that James had stolen them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows Of the State in
Session Here.

with installation Of oficers 10 serye
one year, the forty.ninth annual ses-
sion Of the Grand Lodge OF 1ndepend-
ent Order OF Odd Fellows, highly sue
cessill here. became matter of his
thry Thursday afternoon.
The forenoon was devoted largely
to consideration of commi ittee reports,
such as the legislative and finance
committee Recommendations. Rules
home at E1kins were adopted.
a first degree contest between Nor
gantown and Clarksburg Wednesday,
night was Won by Morgantown. It
was very fine and Witnessed by all
who could crowd into the hall
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
LANDSLIDE
In Bio Cut in the Panama Canal
Completely Interrupts All
Traffic Thereon.
tuY AooocIArEp PREGai

PANAMA. Oct. 15A serious
landslide in the Cuebra cut at late
hour last night Interrupted COM
pletely all traf1c throug the Panama
canal. Several ships in the canal
have been unable to complete their
passage. The reports indica te that
there were earth movements on
both sides into the channel from the
slopes of Gold Hill and Contractors
Hill
Colonel GoethaTs and other officials
are this morning naking an examina-
tion of the extent Of the damage. u
is said that. traffic through the canal
probably will be interrupted Tor
some time.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
.CIIRCuII| e0gR'!|
Affairs OF Various Kinds Are
Looked after at the Tern
Now On Here.

II the circuit CONT Thur = new
trial was granted In the suit OF q. 4
stafk against the Baltimore and lilo
railroad company: 3
The case OF John Wagner et
against the Byron OIL and col'a.lss
many was dismissed
5ndement for $21 17.02 was given
liam Rogers against M J. BAlslst
ct al.
The appointment of Henry toglps
son as a trustee of the ShinnS ton 1o9
OF Odd Eellows was coa1 1Fn1e
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
BAPTISTs
Are Holding Their General
sociation Meeting in the
City Of Anderson.

AIsDERSON, oct. l5 The Baptls5
General Association of West Virgtnil
is in session here with Presid dent
]. Woofter, presiding. SDr ".
BayIes pastor OF Emmanuel Rapt1ss
church, Charleston, preached the
nual sermon taking fcr his the lst:9
Or D. B. Purinton Of NG0E
delivered an address on SociH{
vice. and the Rev r b lcDanis
spoke on The Positive Denontn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRING NOW.
(BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }

PARIS, Oct l5.-The right wing of the allies is now
ports reaching Paris this morning there an
almost firing of heavy artillery along the from
French troops in which numbers were wounded. This
force of the enemy driven back Lieutenant Colonel
declares that the official are
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
NEM INsuRANcB ooaIPANY..

The freeman and JollifEe Insur-
ancetC etCompany, composed OF + HI
Freeman. who is we'll known to the
people Of Clarksbiirg, ana In railroad
knoWn health and accident insurance
man. has opened ofhcks In the irwin
bufIdiifn where they syvlIl be pleased
is sses "a 6iT many ttiall d u II eNetye
xisi6g to real ea te 1nd IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
COLLECTING TAxEs.

Deputy Sherin George w. Conley
is collecting taxes at ] Johnstowa to-
day. He will be at Romine's Mills
tomorrow forenoon and at Quiet Dell
in the afternoon Clarence q. Stout.
deputy sheriff, Is collecting at
Bridgeport today and he will be
there Friday and Saturday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
COUNTERFEIT CASE
Is 10 Be on Trial1ln the FederaI
Court in the City
omorroW.

Trial OF Samuel and Levi Hem
thorn and Samuel Ansel. all OF Sis
tersyifIe, for passing counterfeitl
money Is scheduled for tomorrow in
the federaf court here. A motionsto
case OF Tony Peri. OF Elkins. Black
Hander. will be disposed OF tomor-
row also.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
ADMISSION FRED.

Announcement is made by the
Marcato Club that admission will be
free to the lecture to be EIven the
Methodist Episcopal church by John
.Cs Flrennds editor OF Musical a nnerr
sicss, Under
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
ARMIES OF THE ALLIES ON FRENCH FRO IlE1
SFFM ABLE TO HOLD MORE THAN THEIR OlN


Toward Ostend. the present Bel
gian capital, the Germans are steadi-
" pressing on This is the only
stronghold in Belgium not now IN
German hands, and its loss would be
. serious blow to the allies. At this
don. tens Of thousands Of British sol
diers have disembarked.
Should the Germans take Ostend
they probably would plan an aerial
attack on London from this point. "A
German submarine raid might also
be launched. to better advantage from
this point than from any other
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

R,,ssia's Being Forced to Abandon In
vasion on Account Of the War IN
Russian Poland Gives the
Allies Uneasiness -
lies Uneaslness
lBY AssocIATED PREss.) }

sTONDON Oct 15-The gloom which has enveoped
lngasad since the fall of Antwerp has been somewhat
ligtened bv the contained in official
that The allies are than holding their own IN Ine
aus gtine long the Belgian border but TINS fee
inc f elaton has been tempered by the growing fenla-
HON that the Russian invasion OF 5lesa lcil Vas
lieyed to be must be postponed nadennltel
pendinp the outcome of the battle IN RUSSIAN folu
have been compelled 70 lolloW lhs
steps of her enemy the West and saclce te 1ful1s o
her victory by sending reenforcements TO announcer paiV -
the long battle front . ee;. -,
The resumption of the Austro-G German offensive ~
(alicia was an outcome of the action OF ssls 20
heavy the Niemen evdenty l,i @
der the impression that the German invasion OF SuWa1
was real menace and not merely dlvefIng
PRZEAIYSI. ABOUT TO FALL I.
The withdrawal of Russian forces from Westeffl 7a
eared here to- be complete first reported
sa while Petroglad reports that the garrison OF Ih
Fortress has been invaded by disease and IS on the potoh
capitulation ~. = ,.4:. i; ,ss+o or,,
France can gained from the fact thaI Me IoW ~
p of the allies has been taken and refaeh
Lass ta twelve tines. There q1estion ll tue
minds of British that the German army Is
efforts reach the channel coast ana tha1
l,e allies are less deternlned TO prevent such a -
tension of the battle. =. r,1rrx
According to dispatches reaching London tyIh9ls
shown itself among German troops along the
front correspondent in Italy reports that tne Mar
sa' ahatin even the determined antAustrlans
now agreeing that no bellgefeliI lnoVe "otiu - ~ -
fore next spring. 49,, +o,,b1a
Turkey continues a tIuculent mood and tfoupe
already may have begun in the Black sea-
yIae tliaton of Belgian fugtlves promises TO pc
come serious problem bothin England and Hollanu anu
these countries may call upon the United States to assist
s. Further detachments Canadian troops landing
today.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
SNOW FALLs

CONNELLsvILLE,P Pa. Oct. 15.Re-
ports from Ohio Pyle. i've miles from
two inches 81 snow fell there yester-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
NEW oFFICLAL.

G. s. wilkins. who has been super
intendent or the Coal and Coke rati-
road between Ellins and Charleston.
has resigned. effective october ~.
trainmaster OF the Western Mary
land at Cumberland. Mr..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
ACcEPTs NEW ROsHTIEl.

Carl -. Somnderv lie has
4 clerical nosif ION, IN the he D
nee and IaccApted The aSSlst T.
iership Of the EarEners
Shinnston He VIII begin
duties Friday lnoEntn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15
NINE PAY DAY.

Saturday, Will be pay day with
coal com panies IN thls region. The
pay Will beS S1arGer than lleslAa Us EtE
win Abe tor three Weslk work A1ln
as work been bsls
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

mo IN clearness and that impossible find them
any indication absolutely harmless one OF the
present military situation.
The Hotel DeVie Of Alras, which burned down after
the bonbardnent that place building Of Gothc
styIe 1t was the beginning of the
century and was of the finest types of this style OF ar
ehitecflre "a northern France
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

T. ). White, Of Hundred, Is in the
city looking after business interests;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

Fisating Is an i4ia6 indus try AL
along the coast ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-10-15

'sssSls'cil .1''
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25

to succeed DR.. James e. Harlan, the
retiring executive. The news of the
selection of DIR. Nicholson Will be re-
ceived with considerable interest in
Mitchell, where his executive ability
and forceful character is so we'll
known.
DR.. Nicholson is well known thr-
Toughout the entire country. He was
for nine years professor CT philosophy
at Cornell, and later president of
Dakota Wesleyan University. From
the latter position he was called to
the secretaryship OF the board of ed
u%cation of the Methodist Episcopal
church, which position he has filled
with signal success for the last six
years. DR.. Nicholson is one of the
leading pulpit orators in the country,
as we'll as being an educator of note.
h history of Cornell Is unique in
one respect. namely: that for the last
fifty years the college has been in the
charge of but two presidents, DR..
William F. King and DIR. James e.
Harlan. These two men, together
with Dean H. M. F'reer, have made
the institution what it is.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25
DAVISO ON COUNTY p
MAN IN CUSTODY
Actions AT CHAMBER.
LAIN BRINGS ABOUT HIS AR.
R~EST-WORKED AS A
s.-x sesssElNN EIysk@y .s.se..A-Al

Ghamberlain. S. Dsaa-Leslie "A.
VIE, whps came heressa .couplexsof
Frnohths agoNYrom Dawson county
and set UP a tin shop in the Seierson
building, was taken into scustody soa
Mondays6n q schargei of cxItying k6nS
cealed weapons. Wise had been act
ing peofsltars forsrcme time and 1t
|awAs geiisss1fy Known I'M he was
not mentally sound. He has-a weak
ness for the fail. sex, and a number
OF young women about town have
been favored with his attentions.
Monday he took particular pains
TO exhibit a loaded revolver that he
was carrying, and the presumption
was that he contemplated using it
on some other members of the.
sterner sex who might presume to
dispute his right to the exclusive
company Of n or more of the young
Fades. He was taken before the
board of insanity yesterday after
noon.
AT the hearing 1t developed that
n has been more OF less insane since
youth; has been seven different
times sent to hospitals at Yankton.
and was twice in u. hospital i'll Ore
gon. He has al old mother and al
half brother living in Dawson county
south Of Mt. Vernon. They are we'll
to do. and 1T awas considered best to
him to them. ssts, -8I
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25
DAMAGE SUITS
ARE PROMISED
ATTORNEY rWOERTH FREED ON
TECHNICALiTY AFTER CON-
VICTION OF INTERFERE /
. ING WITH AN OFFICER

Chamberlain, S. D.-Judge JOS
seph K. Jones of Sioux Fails. who
is acting for Judge Frank b. Smith
at Chamberlain, S. d., has Just sus-
tanned a motion made by ATTORNEY
Emil j. Woerth of kimball, S. d.. to
arrest the judgment in the criminal
action, wherein the jury returned a
verdict of guilty" in the action re-
Gently brought against him by the
sheriff of Brule county for interfer-
ing with said officer in the discharge
his official duties. The effect OF
sustaining this motion, (which was
based upon the ground that the ins
for1pation failed to ,state4 facts suk
ficient' to constitute a public offensA
@falabe to leave Attorney Moefth h
the same position as though nj
criminal proceedings were instituted.
The criminal proceedings thus dis
posed! of has served to create consid.
cradle interest. The International
Harvester company was Interested
as Attorney, Woerth interfered with
an attachment of a tracter under a
mortgage claim by that company. Z
T. j. Spangler. of Mitchell, was
empToyed to assist the states attor-
ney Of Brule countysto prosecute the
case and considerable interest was
therefore manifested. 4
Attorney Woerth states thatasome
heavy damage suits will. follow III
the wake of this criminal proceed
ing. z
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25
LYMAN COUNTY e s5
SEAT CONTEST
PREsHo is CIRCULATING PETIT
TION TO BE CHOSEN IN PRE-
y FERENCE TO OACOaIA.& 1aoa

Pierre, S. D.-Another county seat
contest is promised for Lyman county
at the fail election. Petitions are be-
ngacirehlated in the westernoen end of
that county for a voteson the removal
pf the county scat from Oacoma to
Pfesho. Thee, county is practically IS
miles long, and Oacoma, the present
seat is in one. end. on the
Missouri river. Presho is practically
centrally located.
That county voted on the question
of division several years ago and fail
ed to get any where with that plan
account of local iealousies, which
may be the rock on which the remov-
al will go to smash, as Presho was
a strong factor in defeating division,
and the Murdo people, who wanted
two counties, and for that matter vet
such an ambition, may not want
the change.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1914-06-25

ter in the state. Bids now are being
invited for the drilling of one or
more artesian wells on the shores of.
the lake, and these will be opened,
July Z, when it is expected the con
tracts for drilling the wells will be
awarded. 1t is hoped to have the
wells drilled by fall so the water
from them can run into the lake dur
ign the winter. 1t is estimated that
by ext spring Red lake, covering
as it does between five and six thous-
and acres of land, will be filled with
water, making it an ideal place for
wild fowl in season 1t also is plan
ned to stock the lake with fish and
make it one Of the great fishing re-
sorts of the northwest. The fish
will be furnished by the state fed
eral government. 1t is believed that
the lake, when fully developed and
stocked with fish, will be visited each
season by thousands of fishermen
and others from South Dakota and
surrounding states.