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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
SAMUEL sTERNER DIES
Special 70 TIE Teieeraeh

SFFtIUF 70 7 ne FFEEFuFH
Mechanicsburg, Pa, July 13.-Sam-
uel Sterner. for many years a resident
OF Mechanicsburg. died on Saturday.
He was aged 50.
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NEW DISCOVERY
OF or. Rittmsn, Of Bureau Of Mines
To Be Manufactures on Large
Seale-Contraet Made.

WASHINGTON. March 12-Secre-
tary Lane announced today that the
United States bureau OF mines had en-
tered into a cooperative arrangement
with the Aetna Explosives company
OF New York for the development on
commercial scale Of the process dis
covered by Dr. Walter r Rittman. one
OF the bureaus experts. for the manu-
tacture, OF benZOl and tOluol from De-
troleum. Through Dr. Rittman's dis
cOvery II - expected bases for dys-
stuns and high explosives heretofore
almost exclusively imported from
Germany will be drawn from petrol
cum and independent producers will
be able to double their output OF gas
Oline
The announcement was made fol
lowing tO-day's cabinet meeting and
after President Wilson had approved
of thr plan Secretary Lahe. as trus-
tee for the public already had aul
piled for patents on the PROCESS
which was demonstrated recently by
llr kittman before experts in New
York
Under the agreement the Aetna
company undertakes 10 devote the
sum. OF not leHs than 5000 600 10 the
construction Of apparatus and ma
chiuery necessary Co make aXhaua-
tive tests of the commercial feauibiI-
lty Of the new discovery The devaI-
upment work VIII be carried on i'm
pittsburgh. where the COMPANY has
acquired a small refining plant
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THAW CASE is
NOW WITH JURY
RECESS DECLARED UNTIL THIS
MORNING, WHEN NO NER-
DICT WAS IN SIGHT.
After Jury Had Been Out Five Hours.
Instructions Were UnfsVor-
able TO Prisoner.

NEW YORK. March 12.-The jury
sitting in the case OF Harry X. Thaw
and four co-defendants on trial.
charged with conspiracy. was locked
up late tonight after II had deliber-
ated for nearly i've hours and failed
10 find a verdict. Thaw. who had
been waiting word from the jury room
In the Hheriff's once. directly above
the court room. was taken back 10 his
cell in the Tombs prison. 10 spend the
night.
In the hope that a verdict ultimately
might be found. the presiding Supreme
Court Justice and the attorneys for
both sides remained in the Criminal
Courts building until ll:22 o'clock.
Then Justice Page caused the an
nouncement To be made that he had
decided to declare a recess until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning. Thaw
will be brought back from the Tombs
TO the sheriff's Office at that time.
The jurors. IL was made apparent
by questions asked when its foreman
came In for instructions, seemed 10 be-
divided upon the question as TO what
Thaw's legal status was at the time
OF his escape. and what part his be
lief that he had right to fee should
play in the determination OF a verdict.
The case went TO the jury late this
afternoon. after a day spent in COM
pleting the cross-eNaminatiOn Of Thaw
and the delivery of the closing ad-
Cconanusd ON Page ElSvsn)
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so INDICTMENTS
Returned BY Marion County Grand
Jury at FSirmont-Twenty Feiop-
ies and Forty Misdemesnors
Returned.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. March l2-
The March grand jury reported this
evening bringing in some sixty in
dictments OF which about forty were
misdemeaners. the other twenty gel
onies. Among the felony indictments
we're dozen for murder. most of
which were of the members Of the
Knarm blsckhand gang and one Tor
incest Theodore Moore. fasrncr.
OF near HoOdsville being indicted
charged with being thp father Of bis
l8-ycar-old daughters baby The
graud jury was adjourned after i's
report until two weeks from To-Day
FRIDAY. March 2t. when 20 will again
report 10 complete its work
Another blackhand case was report.
ed 90 the county authorities fOu1@
when DO was announced that Angelo
EvanEelista an Italian merchant. Or
WorthinEfon has received "a letter
mailed iu Pittsburgh instructinE him
to place fifteen hundred dollars ~ q
macaroni box and tO deliver the box
containing the money 20 four men
who would call for 10 lu event of
his failure 90 comply with these iu.
Htrucuons ne and his family Is
threatened with death EyauErIist8
be- badly frightened over the affair.
but has refused 20 comply with the
demands
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American Citizen Shot Down In Mexico Cit,
PRESSURE Being BROUGHT To
BEAR To PREVENT ADJOURNMENT

throughout the afternoon and early
evening to BE- practically a certain
TACT that adjournment will be taken
Saturday, a strong belief was held by
many late tonight that the extraor-
dinary session viii be continued into
next week.
II appears 20 be merely a play for
time. however, as so far as can be
learned, no definite plan has been ad-
vanced. 10 IL argued that AZ the legis-
latIre remains In session over Sunday,
there II a possibility that a program
OF revenue measures may be agreed
upon.
Prepare 20 Leave.
In the meantime. members con
tinued TO pack their belongings and
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OIL KINGS WIFE
DIES SUDDENLY
MRS. JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER
HOME IN NEW YORK.
Sister Only Relative az Bedside al
Time Of Desth-Oil King and Son
hurryina from Florida-No
Funeral Arrangements.

TARRNTOWN. y. Y. March IA
Mrs. John -. Rockefeller wife OF the
richest man in the world. died sud
denly today i'm her 10th year az the
Rockefeller country home i'm Pecan
tico Hills She has been an invalid
Tor year. but during the last few
months her health had so improved
that the rapid turn for the, worse
which heT Illness took early this NOR
ning. was not anticipated by ner
family
For this reason II happened that
the only relative At her bedside when
she died at 10. 2O a m. was her sister.
Miss Lucy NJ Spelman. Her husband
and son. John d. Rockefeller. Jr.. We're
Mr.. Rockefeller, Sr.. on February 2S
and his son last Friday. accompanied
by his wtfe-belieyinE that Mrs
Rockefeller was growing better No
tihed over the long distance telephone
early today OF the critical change in
her condition. they left az once for
Jacksonville. where arrangements
were quickly made for a special tram
TO bring them to New York They
time tomorrow evening.
Failed TO Arrive
Mrs r Parmalee Prentice. one OF
Mrs. RoCkefellers two daughters, was
summoned from New York but failed
To arrive before her mothers death.
The other daughter. Mrs. Harold
Fowler Mccormick. OF Chicago. Is In
Switzerland recuperating from an III
ness. Her husband was about 10 sail
tomorrow TO Join her. but cancelled
his passage and came here at once.
Until the arrival ~ Mr.. Rockefeller
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WILL GUARD
NEUTRALITY
SECRETARY DANIELS ORDERS
VESSELS TO BOSTON AND
NEW YORK.
Four Warships and Coast Guard
Cutters TO Aid in Preserv-
ing Neutrality.

WASHINGTON. March I2-Secre-
tary Daniels late today announced
that the armored cruiser Brooklyn, re-
Ceiving ship at Boston navy yard. had
been ordered 10 patrol the harbor
there To guard against violations OF
neutrality. The German auxiliary
cruiser kronprinzessin Cecilie is in
termed al Boston
Although officials here continue to
deny that any evidence had been dis
covered TO bear out stories of a plot
10 turn German steamers laid up at
American ports into warships and
rush them out to sea. DEVELOPMENTS OF
the past three days have demonstrat-
ed the governments determination 10
take extraordinary precautions against
any violations OF neutrality
-Four warshipS and coast guard
eufter have nov been detailed for pa
troll duty in Boston and New York
harbOrs. "Wednesday the naval Yacht
Dolphin was ordered from Washington
to New York. and yesterday the de-
stroyers McDougal and Drayton. from
Guantanamo. and the cutter Mohawk,
from her cruising grounds OF Sandy
HOOK, were ordered 10 join her
Conferred With Wilson.
Assistant Secretary Peters. OF the
treasury department. was an early
White House caller today and had
long talk with President Wilson Hc
Is in direct charge OF customs matters.
and the preservation OF neutrality by
foreign ships in American ports is un-
der his charge.
few hours after his talk with the
president, Mr. Peters left for New
York. He said his trip had nothing TO
90 with neutrality. but 10 became
known tonight that ne was expected
10 confer In New York with ofiCisIs
OF both the New York and Boston
customs houses. In the harbors OF
these two cities are some Of the fin
est OF the merchant fleets that kent
me German nag flying in the north
Atlantic lanes before the warships OF
the allies made ocean travel unsafe
Tor enemy ships
whether additional ships will be
sent either to New York or Boston
was not disclosed tonight
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ADJOURNMENT ATTEMPT
CAUSES STORMY SCENES
DISORDER REIGNS IN SENATE
WITH RULES THROWN
To THE WINDS.
Bitter Personalities and Singing
Accusations Fly Thick and Fas'
May Adjourn To-day.
(BN W. r. kEYSER)
[ Staff Correspondentl

CHARLESTON. w Va March Il
While the House OF Delegates was
markinS time this morning in order
TO CiNe the Senate an opportunity to
pass revenue and other mcssurers.
stormy scenes were being enacted in
the upper House. growing out of ar
attempt on the part OF certain Stna-
tors To force an adjournment sine die
IhWaried an this. adjournment Was
taken until tomorrow after a morning
had been spent without the Considera-
ton OF a single measure. and another
legislative day ended with nothing
accomplished, not even adjournment
sine die.
In the House. tho usual resolutions
preliminary to adjournment sine die
we're adopted, after the passage OF am
appropriation bill providing the per
diem OF members and attaches for the
extraordinary session
The contrast I'm the conduct OF The
Two branches this morning was mark
ed, indeed. While scenes Of the great.
81 disorder were transpirinC In = e.
senate, parliamentary procedure and
senate rules thrown 20 the winds and
members OF that body indulring I'M
bitter personalities and singing ac.
cusatons were flying thick and fast
the house. at the other end OF the
capitol was patiently waiting for the
senate To act on the many measures
Whlch mad been submitted 10 Il by ~
lower branch.
Bouquets Passed.
AWalunE the action OF the Senate
the delegates passed many bouquats
back and forth ire ,pectiVe of partv
Affiliations Delegates Wolfe. Repuh-
llcan. and Weir. Democrat. paid many
TO the House. and SPEAK
tr Johnson was especially praised. Mr.
Neirs tribute TO the presiding offic.r
was complimentary. Speeches we're
made and the sentiment was eN
pressed that the House had done ifa
part and 10 was now up TO the senate
just about the time that the SEES
sion OF the Senate had reached b.
stormiest point many delegates broEe
INTO song. and soon nearly The entirr
House was joining I'm We're Goinr
tome, God BE With YOu Till ~.
Meet Again % Nearer Nv God fr
Thee Home. Sweet Home" and
many other favorite selections
The ght for nal adjournment OF the
senate began as soon as order had
been called by President England
with the Introduction by Senator Mar
shall, Of Hancock. Of a Joint resolution
(continusd ON Page ElevsnD
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BOY THIEVES
Discovered hi clarksbura and Police
Looking For Former Convict
Who Seems % Have Outdore
Pagan"

-r..IaI Dispatch fa ODE THf.UFsH...
CIARksBTR vs. Va March IT,.
ErHuIfuE from the confession fU 70
series OF fhare hT Denny WIgHIu.E
pre-. urIous Iad. urIs aIN years U'|
MAGISTRATE M. o. efHrUnar fHIn. ..
officers CON laIT.u fHr H former
HIurfavilI- pprfrnUHrf convict who
Is sHII fI Ls Che FsrHr u| H .H.r.
band If bUE tIisT-a Which hove H..r
operating here fU. several uH.. .H..
With himself figuring as rlH .u...I
Twist Df Ina case HHrH. EH.l fH.
Ui.la Uf H number Uf theft. chat UH..
actually occurred. which lead officer.
% believe rr Is telling rho truth Tho
led declares The boys have FffmlfIr.
ally stolen huufrfds off valuable ar.
NrIne from local stores and turned
them uEfr fo Faran. who lna paid
them wrI FOR The p'urdor.
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(BY W. r. kEYsER,)
(Stsr CorrespondentD

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March 12
Still in the hope that a solution OF
the taxation problem may be reached
BY the Senate. strong pressure was
being brought 10 bear by the leaders
IN both houses tonight 20 prevent an
adjournment sine die at noon to-mor-
row OF the extraordinary session OF
the legislature. Forces which hereto
fore have been inactive were busy to-
night In impresslng upon members OF
the House OF Delegates that that body
was somewhat hasty In its action to-
day In taking preliminary steps 10
adjourn sine die tomorrow.
In the face OF what appeared
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PRINZ EITEL NEVER LEAVE UNTIL
END OF WAR SAYS CAPT. KIEHNE
COMMANDER OF sUNKEN AMERI.
CAN VESSEL MAKES POSITIVE
DECLARATION.
Would Not Give Reasons. but Says
Vessel Deliberately Chose Newport
News as Haven.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March l2.
- can say positively that the Prinz
Eitel Friedrich never will leave TINS
port until the end OF the European
war"
This declaration was made tonight by
Captain H. H. Kiehne. master Of she
american sailing ship William =.
Frye, which the German raider de-
stroyed the the South Atlantic ocean
January IS last. Captain Kiehne mad
Just bade farewell 20 Commander
Thierichens. Z the German cruiser. lie
had paid on his crew and was leaving
for Washington 60 reveal the details OF
his ships destruction directly 10 heads
~ the government
Why do you make such a positive
statement" the American skipper
wss asked.
That ] will not say" he replied.
But ] know she has come here 20 stay
until the war 10 over"
Notwithstanding this. the com
mander OF the Eitel Friedrich tonight
reiterated that tt Is his purpose TO
leave American waters az soon as Dos
sible
According to reports here tonight
tho German Officers iu explaining
ihe sinking ~ the Fry. will claim that
they found in tho American yesseTF
papers record that the ship with
pc cargo of wheat was bound for
Queenstown. Falmouth or Plymouth
Tor orders and that since Plymouth
is 9 fortified port the wheat was con.
frab1ud
Captain Kiehur threw additional
.ghi tonight on tho CUminc of tho
Eiiel Friedrich fo This American port
and Insisted fhsf the German com.
mandor deliberately chose Newport
News s7 haven of safety
Changed Tactics.
After February 1U." said tho can.
tain. the Germans entirely CHANGED
their tactics Up tO that Time whom.
ever smoke smudgr vas sighted
there was "a cry OF Alarm alarm .
every man WAS ordered fl tho runs
and The ship sailed rfraIsht for tho
smoke After thn sinking of tho I7Uf.
erhy, there was change
From then on the Friedrich ran
from ever thing ON tra Iasf three
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oUARANTINE MopIEIrp-

NASHlNSTON March iZ-An OF.
der by the department uf agriculture
today modifying the federal quaran
fno on Tho foot and mouth disease.
placed Butler county Pennsylvania In
tho closed area
Tho mudIfe. t.on order which takes
rnrr' Monday March D 3. made other
change. al follows
In Pennsylvania. Beaver county was
made modified territory
In West Virginia. territory In ICfer.
con and NUrrau counties not within
Nfn miles uf Infection was made eN.
posed HrnH
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prepare TO leave for their homes i'm
mediately upon adjournment. which IN
the minds OF many, at least. will b,
taken tomorrow.
There l. an air OF uncertainty re-
garding the situation tonight with all
sorts OF predictions being made n Is
likely that regardless OF whether or
not adjournment viii BE- taken moth
ing can be accomplished tomorrow.
There is a difference OF opinion as
10 what Governor Hatfield will do m
the event the legislature adjourns sine
die tomorrow without passing revenue
MEASURES. Some believe he will i'm
medistely call another session while
others think he most likely will wait
until early summer. lie has not de
clsred what his attitude will be
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TO SECURE NEUTRALITY.

LONDON March 1g Authorize.
tive reports reaching Tho HAGUE
from Berlin seem 90 indicate that
Germany. with view fo securing
IfaIF.s neutrality. has Induced Austria.
despite vigorous opposition Hg Em.
uDurOr Francis Joseph fu agree To-
mako territorial concession TO italy
iu Tho event That Germany and Aus.
frlH are victorious Boo tho war
To is understood. however. chat aI.
though italy h7s taken .Iia tentative
Onnr under confederation uu dtufH
o grnomenf has FDf boon reached
lfaly.a decision q. awaited with anNI
ous concern in aIl circles here
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BRITISH UNDERTAKE re RELIEVE
PRESSURE ON RUSSIAN ALLIES
GERMANS NOW ATTEMPTING TIC
CRUSH RUSSIANS m THE
EASTERN THEATER.
interesting Developments In Political
FIelo-Germany Trying 10 Buy
ltaly's Neutrality.

LONDON. March II. 1880 D. m
Just as the French attacked the Ger
mans In the western campaign. when
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg made
hls big rush from East Prussia last
month. 50 the British army operatinE
in Flanders has undertaken the task
ol renewing the pressure on its Rus
sian ally. now that the Russians again
are being attacked IN North Poland
lhls is part Of the general plan of
the allied generals. When one be- af.
tackled the other attacks, so as 10.
compel the Germans and Austrians to
Keep strong forces at every point ard
tudedNor To prevent them from send
Ing new troops where they could do
the most GOOD
Al present the Germans are occa-
pied in an attempt TO crush tile
RUSSIANS. For this purpose they ara
reported 10 have an army estimated
~ nearly half n million men marching
along the roads towards przasnysz
To prevent this army from being fur
ther strengthened the British are
fhrusuuE ar hr German line north OF
Ia Bassoe. and besides reporting the
capture of tho village Of Neuvo Cha
pelle. 10 Dr. asserted that they have
advanced beyond that town.
The battle tahInE place on the caef-
eru frunf experts Hdy. Dr. the biggest
pitched battle Of The war. no less than
q million men being engaged iu u
IhH "'fWtn7. n if'.r official report.
.I1IW .n have made some advance.
while TrroEaH considers It likely
fua. fhH Russians viii have to HII
BACK hf|uuI TrEf.rEHT H. tho. UII
IIsf month. h.iur. making furir
stand II probably Win nH days hr
lhIa battle. sa with fHe rwsu road.
fNH Russian. can push forward rn|H.
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ARRIVES WITH SURVIVORS
OF SUNKEN FRENCH SHIP

BCENOS AIRES, March 70. - The
DiHriO announces that the British
steamer Churchill arrived today az
PernambucO with the crew and lf3
passengers OF the French steamer
Guadeloupe The Guadeloupe was
sunk near the island OF Fernando de
Noronha. in the south Atlantic l25
miles OF the east extremity Of Brazil.
TO which country IL belongs, by the
German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz
Wilhelm The GaudelOupe sailed
from BuenOs A.-~s Eesr.a-v l3 for
Bordeaux.
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TWO BOYS WERE
BURNED TO DEATH

PHILADELPHIA. March 1.-TWO
boys. fve and seven years old. sons
OF II. Harrison, a fruit dealer, were
burned to death tonight in a FIRE
which destroyed the three-story store
and dwelling occupied by Harrison
and his family. Their two-yeaT-Old
brother was probably fatally burned
and two other children were rescued
in an unconscious condition. Cross
electric wires are believed to have
bee irresponsible for the flames
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BOARD NAMED
State Licensing Bureau Names ~
cense Board for the County of
Belmont
rntsiiiaeuoer Huraau.
Columbus. o. March 1a.

The state licensing board made the
following appointments for license
commissioner iu Belmont county Co.
day Howard Long Republican. or
Martin, FERRY. and Robert I Niche.
u'T Democrat ~ bridgeport This
closes bitter hEhf of four months
Open saIDuu. viii probably hp running
in Belmont county In thirty T1ra
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J. B. M 'MANUS KILLED In
HOME UNDER AMERICAN FLAG.
INSTANT DEMAND MADE FOR
PUNISHMENT OF THOSE
GUILTY.
Motive Is Considered to BE Re
venge-Mexicans Promise
ReporatiOn.

WASHINGTON. March Il. I'm.
cOuraging advices telling Of the relief
OF the food famine In Mexico City
through the evacuation OF the capital
by the forces of General Obregon. the
Carranza commander. were beclouded
today by the news that on the entry
OF the Zapata troops John B. McMAnus
an American citizen, was murdered
shot down In his home, the door OF
which had been sealed with the coat
of arms OF the United States. and over
which flew the Stars and Stripes.
Instant demand was made by the
brazilian minister. on behalf of the
United States government. for the
punishment OF those guilty OF the
crime. After a conference between
President Wilson and his cabinet.
Secretary Bryan teleRraphed the
brazilian approving OF the action he
had taken and adding a demand for
reparauon to the family OF the
victim. The minister was Instructed
TO insist on the early punishment OF
the offenders and 10 Impress upon
the post commander at Mexico City
-General SRlazar. the seriousness
with which the American government
viewed the occurrence.
The General-who is not the same
Salazar nor q relative OF the indepeIst-
ent chief who has been conducting an
dependent revolutionary movement IN
northern Mexico. after his escape
uom American custody last year
promised that the demands OF the
United states would be promptly met.
Marred by Lootina.
. me occupation OF the clty by the
Lapatistas, which was hailed with on.
-husiasm by the people. was marred
Dy lhree cases ~ looting Official re-
ports said no disorders occurred and
me city was quiet when the last dis
batsh, dated y. m. yesterday. was
hled; IL was said that the killing OF
McManus at first alarmed the foreign.
efs but when II became apparent that
the attack on McManus was an isolate
case and that assurances had been
given Tor the protection OF foreigners
generally the tension was relieved
The Brazilian minister reported at
Length IN several dispatches on the
murder. The motive for the crime. he
explained, was undoubtedly one OF re-
Nenge Tor the killing Of two Zapatas
by McManus when their forces last
LEFT Mexico City. The minister said
that when the Zapatistas withdrew
tcontanusd On Page Elsven)
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WAaurWuTou. march IA r.r.-....
west Virginia Ohio and Wa.farr
Fenua ayivania--ratr Saturday ara guu-
day.
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