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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
INSTANTLY killed
Is Italian Miner When Caught under
q Fall Of Slate.

Gorlotti LuIge, aged 26 years, an
Italian miner was Instantly killed at
2 o'clock Wednesday morning when
he was caught under a fall of slate
ana top coal at the Coaing station
mine OF the Consolidation Cca1 Com
pany When he was removed from
under the fall 1t was discovered that
both his legs and left arm were brok-
en- and his skull crushed. The de-
ceased man IS survived by a brother.
no funeral arrangements have been
made as yet
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
!AI4,e considerable Property
Loss Caused by Fire in Cit
les in Imperial Valley
RAILRoAD TOWN BURNED
While Many Buildings in An
other Town Are Reported
as Shaken Down.
az Assee,Arxe rrEs.,

VASSGGtATWo pNx11o
Ell Centric, Calf, June 23--7A AN
shook up the lmper1al
valley of California. last night. killed
i've persons. caused damage estimated
at $1,000, 900 In the valleys little
cluster of towns and left almost UNI
damaged the great irrigation system,
which transformed the valley from !
desert into fertile farming country
Ell Centre suffered more than any
other town The five killed were
caught in falling walls at Mencale.
just across the border Martial law
was proclaimed there
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
NNI|S9lT S
Must Register with the County
Clerk of the County IN
Which They Practice

~ ClaTkSOUTS gpIdC14l4OASAS Aos y S7.e-tHS
ceived from Charleston copies OF the
new law regulating the practice Of
dental surgery in. West Virginia,
which win be effective july. l. One OF
the chief features of the law is the
requirement. for registration, both
with the state board of dental exam1-
ners at Charleston and with the couc-
ty clerk In the county in which any
dentist practices. This. is to prevent
persons from practlcing dentistry
without a license.
It is provided that no person SHAH
practice dentistry in West Virginia
without first Obtaining a license IRON o1..
which is continued as previously
created, and duly registering this IL
cense The provision applies to all
practitioners, whether or not they are
already engaged In the practice OF
their profession IN the state.
Application shall be made to the
state board IN. writing at least fifteen
DAYS previous to the date OF such ex-
aination for license and shall, IN
every instances be accompanied 0y
a photograph Of the applicant and the
examination fee OF So The appi-
can't must be of good moral character,
at least rwenty-one years OF age at
the time of making the application
and must furnish Satisfactory proof
that he is graduate Of some reput-
able school or college Of dentistry He
must pass examinations on anatomy,
physiology, bacterSology, histology,
naareria medica, anaesthetics, chem1s-
try, metallurgy. oraI-surgery, opera
tive-dentistry, prosthetic-den
crown and bridge work, gold and
porcelain inlays and such Others as
the board may from time to time
- E1ra- Sra or h
both written and clinical, and OF
such character as to thoroughly test
the qualifications Of the applicant to
practice dentistry.
Every person so Licensed to prac-
tice dentistry in the state shall, be-
fore beginning the practice Of den
usuy, cause his license to be regis
tered before the county clerk OF the
county or counties in which he is to
practice This necessitates the pay
-nent of a 5O-cent fee. On the first
the duty Of each county clerk to fur
lnish the state board OF dental exam
1ners with the names of all dentists
registered in his county during the
preceding year Every practicing den
list must register within six months
after the passage of this act (Feb-
ruary. IL, $3.50
Each dentist must most his license
and certificate of registration in some
conspicuous place in his Office.
In order to secure accurate regis
traitor lists Of the dentists practlc-
ing in the state, it Is provided that
every person shall, within six months
from the date Of the act, make ap-
plication for renewal of his ncenseC
which, upon satisfactory proof, shall
be issued TO him for the payment Of
a fee OF one dollar. This renewal
must be made thereafter every two
years.
The act makes it unlawful for any:
person OF persons to practice dentist
|y under the name of a company, as
ISOLATION or corporation, except when
all members are legally licensed dem
sponsib1e for their own operations
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
SHOOTING AFFRAY-

MoUNDsvILLE. June 23-In a
quarrel with Arch Foge1. %, or
Moundsvi1e. here Tuesday night,
Tom Rennie. of Pipe creek, O., is al
legged to have shot Foeel in the foot
Charles Fogel. a deputy sheriff and
Rennie. who turned the shotgun on
him. Charles FogeL Jr-. is then al
legged to have shot Rennie with re-
yolver. Rennie may die
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
NEW. FIGHT.
cH ARLEST

CHARLESTON. June 23.-Edorts
to reduce the water rates In Charles
ton have again been put in motion
The city council has Instructed the
city attorney to negotiate with the
West Virginia Water and Electric
Company to secure material reduc-
tons. II his efforts fan it IS prob
able that the matter VIII be taken a
second time before the public service
commission
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
RUSSIANS CLAIMING
VICTORY ON DNlESIER

LONDON. June 23---The STATE
15a+ Iemberr had fallen before the
adyance of the forces OF Austria and
Cevmany was received In London
without surprise. It was known that
xl1e Germanic allies were within ar
fi1Iery range of the GaHcian capital
ana capituIatfon was regarded as only
= question OF DAYS Nothing has been
hear as get from PetroETad
PerogTad doeA however, claim 9
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
MONTENEGRO TROOPS
DEVELOPS OFFENSIVE

ROME. June %, via Paris, June IS
The Montenegrin offensive against
Scutari, Albania, is developing with
success according to z despatch to
the Giorna1e D1talia. Nontenegrin
troops. were said to be marching
against the city in three columns. :.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Lemberg. the capital of Galicia,
was occupied By the Russians on
September 2, 1914. about one month
after the outbreak OF hostihties in
thescourse Of the early Russian drive
into Austria It had therefore been
IN Russian control Tor over ten
months.
For the last twenty days. since the
Austro- Germans took Przemysl from
the forces Of Emperor Nicholas. it has
been the objective of a series of fur
ious attacks on the part OF the Teu-
tonic allies Their successes will
have a far reaching political effect. as
the driving out Of the Russians from
GaIicia Is counted upon in Berlin to
help maintain the status quo in the
Balkans.
With Lemberg now in its hands.
Austria has reclaimed virtually the
whole province Of Galtcia- The
fighting IN this campaign has been OF
unusual intensity with heavy losses.
The figures Of killed, wounded and
captured as given In Austrian. Ger
man and Russian Official statements.
run into the hundreds of thousands
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
sThFE MEEIINe
of The Baltimore and 0Ino Vol
Be Held at Deer Park, Frs
day and SATURDAY.

The third annual STAN meednEEo1s
the Baltimore and Ohio railroadaz.
Deer Park Is set Tor Friday and Sats:
urday of this week Special
win bring the officials from the EsasEi
Thursday night arriving at the Ia =;
NOUS hotel early Hday naoIn4nEs:
The sessions Win begin at I0Soc9oee
that morning and continue until the
next afternoon.
at the meeting scheduled for his
week President Willard has. tated;
that he expectsseWery man connec1ea
with the road IN an Official cagac1ty:
to attend The majority Of the MO-
nongah DIVISION olncia1s VII be pres
ent- Headquarters OF the railroaa
VIII be temporarily sw dtched 1xo1z
Baltimore to Deer Park and nv II
lard, NE Thompson and otEer OF!
dciais viii direct affairs from ne
Maryiand town. Between see zlo e
. 500 ofdcials are expected to be pre-
$500 saEsSs
| MS Jay Refer Is visiting zelss
aunt MS lenz.aa IN E.ss'SSs5
Eerzbur -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

The foregoing evfdently refers to
the raid of Zeppeltns over the north
east coast OF England on TUESDAY
nisht OF last week. The British cen.
sorshtp prevented the puohcar1on on
Sete5TS Of this raid and there has been
No nreyfous t11tnnat1on that the nava.
works at Shields were damaged An
omcfal STATEMENT N London on June
16 sa5d merely that sixteen persons
5,a,1 been killed. and forty injured
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
INsTAIIING NEW FR0NE.

The Arcade billiard and poo1roons
an west Pike street are undergoing
among winch Is q mod
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
zEPPELINS REPORTED
AS MAKING A RAID
cnr Assoes~rro eRE1sa

ASGoGIArKo PRX8so
BpRILS. by wireless. june 22.-The
Overseas News Agency today gave out
the following:
"a message from Chrtstiana says
that the steamer, Iotum. which has
arived at Stranger reports that
several ZeppeEDs on the might be
tween Tuesday and Wednesday proc-
ebH June 1870 dropped many bombs
on the Armsrrong works at Souts
Shields. England. which desroEed enc
,oevv yar,as and arsenal. Several
baINdinss burned all night. The dam
age was enormous. Seventeen persons
weue Killed and forty injured
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23
Capital of Galicia is Captured
by Teuton Forces after a
Very Severe Battle.
Who'll PRoVINcE. REcLAlM
At The Cost of Hundreds Of
Thousands Of Lives on Both
Sides of Conflict.
e1r Assoc1ArKo pNEss,

BERLIN. by wireless. June %
Lemberg has been conquered after q
very severe battle according to an
official report received here from
headquarters of the Austro-Hungar-
ian army. The Galician capital fell
before the advance of the Second
army
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Ms Iay Reefer Is visiting 1es
49, IL "a Ilsl171I1i RRHk@
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-23

Lynn S. Horror, Osmau EES Swartz
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
SEEKS NEW
SUBJECTS Of TAXATION


London, Sept l3--Increased taxa.
ton for the purpose of helping de-
fray the expenses of the war will be
the chief task OF parliament ut Its
Forthcoming session, opening tomorrow.
It 10 predicted that the greater part
Of the half billion dollars which the
government proposed to add to Its
yearly revenue, will be raised by heavy
income assessments which will be the
principal feature OF the new budget.
The minimum Of exemption from tho
income tax will be lowered. 1t IL be-
lieved.
Large additions to the duties OF tea.
tobacco, wine, sugar and petroleum.
as we'll as new duties on luxuries OF
various character are looked for.
sss r. Hallway tickets. theatres ard motion
pictures. carriages and automobiles.
and employers OF domestic servants
ali have been slated for new taxes. A
rise In the charges for letters. tele-
grams or telephones, all under govern
ment control. also Ii looked for.
Onicial figures estimate the total
income of the inhabitants Of the Brit
ish isles at $4,000. 000.0 year. Less
than Ave billion OF this II now A.
sessed for taxation. AT least three and
one-half billion more are expected to
be reached BY the proposed new leEis-
latipn. The ANAL working man will
be enabled to make weekly tnstaIlments
on his tax. by means Of stamps A0txed
70 weekly var Tar oarda.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
GEORGE {. WISE IS
NAMED BY JUDGE
Wen Known Lawyer Made Common
weaith's Attorney Pending Re-
suit Of November Election.
HAS HAD MUCH EXPERIENCE
Recent Work as Special Attorney Fur
Commonwealth in Prosecution of
Hopcsvell Cases Has Brought Him
Much Comnendatton.

George E. Wise, one OF the best
known members OF the bar of Rich
mond. was yesterday appointed by
Judge Richardson to act as Common
wealth's Attorney until the result Of
the November election ID made known
and the choice Of the people qualities
to I'LL the unexpired term In the Of
flee made vacant by the death Of MIN
etree Folkes.
Walter Christian, and Immediately
took up the duties OF the ONCE. He
has had much experience In the GRIM
inal courts, most OF his practice being
In that direction. For . number Of
years he has been one OF the frequent
figures in Police and Hastings Courts,
and he has proven himeelf capable
and successful. He has acted a. COM
monwealth's Attorney upon many oc-
casions. having been detailed by Judge
Witt, when Judge Richardson was
Commemorative Attorney, and by
Judge Richardson.
Good Work at Hopcwell.
Mr.. Wise has become conspicuous
ton Of the Hopewell cases 1t Prince
George Courthouse where he has ably
assisted Commemorative Attorney
Rives, OF that county. He will, prob
ably, have to retire from the further
prosecution in these cases. owing to
his new appointment.
During term In Common Coun-
Gil, Mr.. Wise proved active ana en-.
ergetic for the good OF the people OF
the city. He has been mentioned for
the position Of Commemorative At
tUrney several times ssfstsf
The selection OF Mr.. Wise d re-
garded generally A. wise one. He
win have a full month In the ONCE be-
fore tho election. and Will be able to
demonstrate his fitness for the posi-
ton before the voters may be called
upon to support him.
Wanta tho Once.
The new Commemorative Attorney
has had the ambition to hold the once
for many years He was very much
nieased at his selection yesterday. Not
long ago no satd:
II have reached tho stage OF my
e1perfence now. that 40 not care
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
PARIS BELIEVED
TO BE IN HIDING

Lonnie B. Paris, recently committed -
the Eastern State Asylum for the ln-s
sane, who escaped from custody M
jumping in shockoe Creek Friday -
ternoon has not been found. He was;
on his way TO the Chesapeake and ohao
Railway. stations accompanies u a,ysss
physician who Was 70 have deltvefN1|
him to Williamsburg attendant. NANW
he Jumped In the creek neAr 6etN
teenth and Grace Streets and AttleE
escaped or was drowned. The pet5oes
are OF the opinion that he swaM 0AsS0s
the creek and escaped and = no0 nv
hiding. Z. S ssss
Paris recently surrendered himset9 III
the police. asking protection hoM
terious voices which were foaI0W9
him and threatening him With 1a1
He was adJudGed Insane 9y u ~ - |ls
sion, which investigated hia NJ II
the city JAIL and committed ~ 49, 9A3
lam. III ~ ever turns NJ m Il L. I
started eo8Ard9 ~ ...I III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
STRAP-HANG|NG' DAYS
RETURN TO RICHMOND
Last of Utneys Will Pass From Streets
After Today. Motor Transit
Company Quitting.
OF LITTLE CARS
HAS BEEN AT HEAVY LOSS
No More Cheap Auto Rides Unless |
Court Knocks Out Jitney Law or
way and Power Company Only Auto |
Service Remaining.

For a time at least Richmond to-
day will see the last OF her titneys.
The Motor Transit Company. q sub
adiary Of the Virginia Railway and
Power Corporation, announces this
morning that after today its fftney
cars viii not BE- operated, Heavy
financial losses are stated a the reason
for withdrawal OF the service.
The notice. to the public published
In the morning newspapers todey -
a. follows:
1.-THE Moor TRANSIT Comuauy
viii b compelled to dfscunfanuo
operation Of Its iitucy cara aftor
Tuesday. September II. Tho cnsm-
Dany has lost in actual onernt4on
over 500 per month without mo-
yAdfnx for interest ana denreraar
ton, which amounts TO more than
4iS,Ooo additional. II u impos1a-
! : h2e % opernto cnsn On : 1ave-cem
fArO without heavy and in0caa.
ing loes, and the Cnmpany must
therefore abandon tho same"
This notice" IL signed and dated
Motor Transit Company. by r. Sit
terding, Jr., president, Richmond, va,
September Is, 1915"
VIII Be Rngretted.
The news will be received with re-
gret by those who have patronized the
little cars with their moderate rates
and convenient routes, for It means
that the last Of the jitneys. except
possibly the big electrically driven bus
OF the Virginia Railway and Power
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
ARCH|BAlD'S ARREST
IS NOT IMMINENT
On Landing At New York, win Be
Under Observance BY Secret
Service Men. However.
CULPABILITY WILL HINGE
LARGELY ON INTENT
Believed Dumba's American Emisary
VIII Plead That He Was Ignorant
OF Nature of Messages He Was
Transmitting to Foreign Minister At
Vienna.

New York. Sept. l3.-Disclosurc,
that agents of the Department Of JUS
uce have been ordered to keep James
F. Archibald. the American correspon-
oent involved in the .Dumba case.
under observation from the time he
arrives tn New York, does not mean
shat his arrest is imminent, 1t was
stated officialiy today.
Assistant Attorney General Warren,
who IL In charge Of cases relating to
the foreign relations OF the governs
ment. said definitely today that he
would make . thorough going inyes-
tigation of the Archibald case and Of
all the cases OF aliens and American
citizens said to be involved in the
Dumha disclosures, as soon as the M
.tereste OF the State Department. In
these cases. had been disposed OF.
He said that the Department of Jus
tice woud make no move until II was
officially learned that the diplomatic
aspects Of the different cases had been
dealth with to the satisfaction OF Sec
rotary Lansing.
Hinges ON Intent.
Secretary Lansing has not until this
time laid before the Department OF
Justice any OF the data in the pos
session of the State Department bear
Ing on the disclosures involving DIR,
Dumba. 1t was pointed out today that
the course to be followed by the De-
partment Of Justice in the Archibald
case may depend in large measure
upon the extent of the data to be
obtained from the State Department.
Tire strengthen the governments case
against Archibald hinges upon the
question OF intent. In other words,
before the government can proceed
with assurance against Archibald 1t
must be tn position to establish
that he knew OF the character of the
dispatches he was transmitting from
tbs Austro-H Hungarian ambassador to
Foreign Minister Burian at Vienna.
Archibald claims that he was not
aware OF the character OF these dis
patches. On the other hand. Secretary
Lansing had information. which. at
the time OF the demand for Ambas-
sador's recall. led him TO state that
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
SOUTH CAROLINA
HAS OLD KING RUN
ON THE RUN TO-DAY
Leading Paper Opposed to
Statewide Prohibition AID.
mits Dry Majority
PALMETTO STATES
VARIED EXPERIENCE
Attempted to Regulate Evil
But Results Were Worse
Than Bad-Whiskey Now
On Run and Victory Near

Much interest has been manifested in
Richmond and the South generally dur
ing recent weeks In the Statewide pro-
hibition fight In South Carolina, which
10 TO be decided Mt the polls today.
The situation In South Carolina IL
very much like that in Virginia Large
portions Of the State are under local
option laws and the liquor crowd has
made its fight on the local option plat
form, the temperance people fighting
for Statewide prohibition.
The tide appears to be strongly for
prohibition. and In yesterdays issue Of
the Columbia state. the leading paper
In opposition to prohibition II was
predicted editorially that tho election
today viii show q large majority for
prohibition. Tho State said:
The Indications are positive that
prohibition will be voted by decisive
majority or, At least, that 4 heavy
majority OF the oualified electors are
prohibition"
Expevaence In Regulation.
South Carolina has had some ex-
perience with liquor regulation, one OF
her experiments being q State dispen-
sary system which completely failed
after trial A Statewide prohibition
election was authorised by the last
Legislature. The liquor interests went
before the courts on the plsA that the
act was unconstitutional. The court
which decided the case. composed Of
all the Supreme Court and Circuit Court
Judges OF the State sitting together,
decided unanimously that the election
was legally called and provided
Great interest has centercd around
the fact that South Carolina has q very
large negro population. this being par
ticuiariy true OF the city Of Charles
ton.
The terms Of the today's election are
described as follows by South Caro-
lima paper.
Interest among the people in the
prohibition referendum to be held to-
morrow has increased notably within
the last fortnight At this time II
seems reasonable to expect that a con-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
Samuel Compers Confirms
Story That Foreigners Tried
to Bring About Strike
SAME GAME WAS
TRIED LONG In ITALY
More Startling Disclosures Yet
to Come of Rascality Aimed
at American Industry and
Country's Well Being

New York, Sept. 13.--Samuel
Gompers. president OF the American
Federation of Labor, Issued state
ment tonight confirming the story In
the New York World that efforts
had been made by foreign govern
ndents corruptly to influence leaders
OF organized labor to start a strike
among the iongshoremen and seamen
and in that way prevent the exporta-
ton Of American products
Mr.. Gompers says that he has
known for some time past OF the facts
published In the World Of today, and
calls attention to an intimation he
gave OF the situation In the letter he
sent Ernest Bohm. secretary Of the
New York Central Federated Union,
who was interested In the orgAniza-
ton OF LAbors National Council For
Peace.
President Gompers hints that other
revelations will come even more
startling. perhaps. and they will prove
that labor leaders have wfthstood
great temptations during the crisis
through which the world IL passing.
Mr.. Gompers says that sooner or later
the country viii learn with astonish-
ment the extent to which the attempts
to influence labor organizations corr
APttS ~ ltS aP SAc NQAlAAGESc VI
the country. Mr.. Gompers' statement
follows:
Az to waterfront eex1kea.
Replying to the questions ~ TO the
expose published IN this mornings
New York World regarding the ef-
forts OF the agents OF foreign govern
ments to corrupt leaders OF labor for
the purpose OF inaugurating strikes
among longshoremen. 1t may be In
teresting to call attention to tho fact
that In my letter to Mr.. Ernest Bohm,
secretary of the New York Central
Federated Union OF June Is, / inti-
mated that subject and then In re-
Spouse to his query in my letter TO
him OF July % said:
Authentic Information has come
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
SEVEN AMERICANS ARE MURDERED ON BORDER
MRS. VERTA CORRECTS
WRONG IMPRESSION

A communication received by The
Virginian last night from Mrs. jose
phine c. Verta, wife of the Italian
Consul. in Richmond. expresses that
lady's desire to correct what she
thinks may have been misleading
statement In the yesterday issue OF
Hnis paper.
Mrs. Verta says that the announce
ment of the bazaar to be held at
Colombo Hall, September 20. by the
class of the Italian Language. Of which
she Is the teacher. was published in
vne same space with an announcement
by an entirely different and distinct
organization. This. she says might
have given the wrong impression to
people interested in the bazaar. which
she is endeavoring to prevent by her
letter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-09-14
HEAD OF GREAT
AMERICAN TOBACCO
INTERESTS is ILL

Durham, N. c.. Sept. 13.-Benja-
min J. Duke, who arrived In Dur
ham last Friday to attend the au-
neral Of J. r. STAGE yesterday af-
ternoon. suffered = nervous break
down ut his home here. The hrst
news Of the tobacco mans illaess
leaked out this morning when IL
was reported that Mr.. Dukes ply
sfcians had denied HIN 70 callers.
The doctors said that while they
did NOT consider Mr.. Dukes tf1ness
Of q serious nature he would have
to have ahsOlute qsiet and rest.
The death Of MIR. Sta99, who wMs
Mr.. Dukes close friend and for
many years his private secretary.
aMected him deeply.