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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
We SLEY FERRELL
IS LANDED IN TAIL
Man Wanted for Shooting is
Found Eating Breakfast
at Sisters House.

Deputy sheriffs, who had been
securing this section for week for
Wesley Terrell, wanted for shooting
VIII Corbin. coal rstner. in the leg.
whey they quarre1ed last Monday af-
,ernoon at Stop j 2 on the Grasselli
traction line. have at last captured
him and landed him in the county
jail
Wesley was located, early Saturday.
morning as he was eating breakfast
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Yost. at Adamston. his brother-in-
law and sister, by Deputy Sheriffs
i.aco Wolf and John Conley. assisted
by Constable Robert NJ. Noon The
officers had received q tip that Nes-
Icy was IN the neighborhood.
The young man told the officers
that he had been In Ohio since the
shooting. having fed across the state
line by way of Pinnickinnick and
Glen Falls He said he returned to
give himself up because he did not
want any charge resting against him.
The officers say he had run out OF
fool and money. and returned In an
effort TO get relatives to help him ous..
I y A warrant ST sned by CorbIn, who Is
Sill q hospital patient. has been Is
sired against F'srrell . charging at
tempted murder, b,, gistrate
1liicsMaEnsr. .s5
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
Russians Hold the Gates oil
Hungary for the Third
Time in the War.
AUSTRIA MUCH DEPRESSED
Belgian Forces Capture a Farm
Along the Western Front
of War Operations.
,r.1asociann .aEss,

LONDON, March 21.--Russia to-
day for the third time holds the
gates of Hungary and British OBJ
servers are virtually united in the
expectation that the Teutonic allies
viii make supreme effort to pre-
vent the forces of Emperor Nicholas
from again pouring onto the Hun
garian plains. Meager reports from
Vienna indicate that there is some
depression in Austria on account of
the fall Of Przemysl but on the other
hand the papacy denies that this has
resulted in 5oyertures from Emperor
Francis Joseph in an endeavor to
obtain the Intervention OF the pope
on behalf Of a separate peace. The
fall OF the Austrian stronghold also
has had the effect of increasing the
possibilities of sudden Developments
In the near eastern situation but so
far Italy and the Balkan states are
still stubbornly sitting on the fence
which position they are liable to
maintain in the opinion or a notable
section OF the British press until
such time as the fighting in the OAR
danelles has produced some definite
results
The only advance Of the allies
along the western front consists of
the capture by Belgian forces of a
farm to the north of st. George
which probably completes the cap
ture OF a position in part at Christ
mas time.
In England the labor unrest again
has manifested itself. In this con-
nection the belief is growing that the
government will soon take some
measures to restrict drinking but it is
not likely to enforce such drastic pro-
hibition as has been made effective
there is growing sense Of injury
over the unfortunate situation OF
Dutch shipping which leading
Netherlands paper describes as suf-
fering from competition of illegal
ity In marine warfare.
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VESSELS time limit
is About to Expire and There is
speculations as to the
Captains intentions.
,.r .ssoc..4rp ,s.ss,

WASHINGTON. D. c., Mar. 81
Although nolword had come from the
commander of the Prinz Eitel Fried
rich as to whether he intended to
take his vessel to sea. naval officers
here were confident that the next two
or three days would see the ship in
termed. The time allowed the Eftel
to make repairs has been kept a
strict official secret but the general
understanding today was that it ex-
pires within the next two or three
days.
No explanation was given at the
navy department. for the appearance
OF destroyers off Hampton Roads but
it is known President Wilson and
Secretary Daniels are anxious to pre-
vent any hitch in the enforcement Of
the neutrality regulations.
When the time limit for the maxi
lug OF repairs on the Eite1 expires
the customs collector a. Newport
News will report to the treasury de-
.partment anG an order for intern
sment will be given IL the Eitel does
not depart within twenty-four hours
thereafter. 4
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BUT LITTLE HOPE. HELD
OUT FOR THE CREW
AZ Asaoc1AIn rarss,

WASHINGTON, Mar. Ever.
hour that passes without a favorable
word from Honolulu lowers the hope
that any OF the men in the sunken sub
marine. F-4 may be alive. While
there is always the possibility Of life,
naval authorities agreed that 1t will
be little short os miraculous if any OF
the F-4.s crew should survive their
fearful ordeal.
Secretary Daniels and his aides
anxiously awaited some word from
Rear Admiral Moore. or the command
er of the submarine lotilla. upon
which they might base some hopes
but as the day went on and none came
they sadly admitted that the first sub
marine accident in the United Etates
navy probably had taken a place
among the worst in the world
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: ~ sl9I M N5I71l ,7l51l
VISION !. j \.
Directs Apostle" Percy George
to Lay Bare All the Facts
about Love Cult House.
3r AssocIAT1p.rRresr

y ALLIANCE, o.. Mar. That he
had experienced vision last night
directing him to lay bare all Of the
facts in connection with the Love
Cult" house, was the statement today
OF Percy George. q self styled apostle
OF the Church OF the Kingdom OF
God Georges statement was made
today to Chief OF Police France The
vision, George said. had directed him
and his flock to give all information
in their possession concerning the
death OF Amy Tanner. the twenty
three year old young woman. after
her forcible removal from the
Brotherhood Home to the hospital,
where she died.
Chief of Police France announced
today that he will conduct an inyesti-
CATION INDEPENDENT OF the county of
ficials. To this end he has subpoena
ed several witnesses. Sister"
George. the spirit bride, of the
apostle; Is expected to return from
Cleveland today to testify before the
coroner
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
PROTECTION
Of Christians in Mob Ridden
Section of Persia Ordered
by Turkish Official.


NEW YORK. March The
grand avizier of Turkey has issued in
lstructions to his subord inates that all
Inhabitants OF the mob-rfdd den section
of Persia. including the thousands Of
Christians In the vicinity OF Urumiah,
must be protected. according TO adj
vices received from the state depart
ment today by the Presbyterian
board or foreign mIssf ons.
Reports from Urumiah yesterday
announced; that the village OF Gull
pashen had been destroyed. Its men
shot and women outraged and that
.sixty-dve refugees had been taken
from the French and American mis-
French mission yard. "a massacre
according to this message.
which had been delayed In transit
and was several days old when made
public. 5ss
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GERMAN SPIES
Are the Three Men Killed by a
Railway Train Believed
to Have Been.
tEree,AL 70 rrElTEL-EarA.,

i ! y
ALLENTOWN, Pa. Mar. 27-The
I-ehigh county authorities are today
looking into a theory that three Ger
mans. who were killed by Reading
railway train near Coopersburg. Pa.
last night, may have been spies on
their way to the Bethlehem steel
works. ten miles from where they
We're run down. The police were led
TO make the Investigation by the find
ing On the bodies diary accounts ana
codes consisting of letters, numbers
and the Morse telegraphic alphabet
The men had in their possession
sketches bearing marks which the
authorities hare been unable TO de-
cipher. but which they believe indi-
Gated locations OF towns and plants
OF various kinds between South BETH
lehem and New York city. The men
are thought to have arrived In New.
York recently from a gulf of Mexico
YlnTT
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RUSSIAN AID VANCES
ARE ALL REFUSED
d AaseelA1En sEEssp

BERLIN, by wireless, Mar -
French aviators yesterday dropped
bombs on Bapaume and StrassbuFg
without doing any military damage.
according to the German official
statement Eleven French we're killed
and twenty severely injured by
the bombs at Bapaume A French
aviator was forced TO land near Arras.
German aviators dropped several
bombs on Arras.
French forces have occupied the top
OF Hartmanns-Weiler In the
East Russian advances between Al1-
gustowo and the Vistula were re-
pulsed
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RETURN / TO WORK
Do Liverpool Dockers in Re-
spouse to Appeals Made by
Kitchener and Others.
tor ASSOCIATE esE.H

LONDON, Mar. % Responding to
appeals made by War Secretary
Kitchener. the earl OF Derby and the
leaders Of their unions. the Liverpool
lockers unanimously resumed work
today The men at Birkenhead, how
ever, still remain out tieinE up work
on several big ships The shipbulld-
ing employees federation will confe:-
early next week with Chancellor
George and Will then advocate the
complete closing of saloons in the dis
tricts where arnaments are made AMI
ships built claiming that the output
in those cases would be increasei
twenty per cent by such course.
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LContinued on page 81
VILLA SIEGE
of Matamoras is Opened When
CavalFynien Open Rifle
Fire on BreastWoFks.
-. As.eel.rrn rs..s,

fHr ASsocISf1n PPUss
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Mar. % The
Villa siege OF Matamoras, the Mexican
town opposite here began about noon
today CaFalrymen opened rife fire
on the breastworkss west Of Matamoras
the cavalry totalling $500 men began
spreading to surround the city on the
west and south a Villa officer told
the Associated Press correspondent
that artillery is due to reach the firing
line sometime this evening Owing
to grave apprehension that shrapnel
shells will fall in Brownsville during
the battle Colonel A. P. B1ocksome,
commanding the United States lower
border cavalary patrol here today
sent word to both forces to avoid fir.
ing in any manner to endanger Amer
lean lives and property.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
County is Shown by Sheriff
Ross e Stout Who Com
mends the System.
5(By Ross Il. Stout Sherifi OF Harrison
A.

.(By Ross T.. Stout Sherif OF Harrison
COuntY.l ss
When new law goes into effect.
there Is always more or less con-
lecture about the result of its enforce.
.ment as we'll as the wisdom OF such
measure Perhaps there has been
no law passed for years that aroused
more interest than the law providing
for the working OF the public roads
by those confined in the jails for mis-
demeanor offenses While this law
has been In force for some time this
is the first time any statement. OF the
results has been given to the public.
We give this that the public may
know how much II is benefited by this
labor as we'll as to show how we'll the
prisoners are paying the penalty OF
their wrong doing and ytndicating
themselves by honest toll
That we may make this clear we
will give some statistics and let him
who reads see in what way we make
the calculations and know upon what
grounds we make our statements On
one OF the main roads leading from
CIarksburg the prisoners began work
about the twentieth OF November and
worked until about the tenth Of the
following March With deductions for
Sundays and a few days on which
the work was interrupted by bad
weather, holidays. etc we may esti-
mate that they worked ninety days
which estimate is full large There
We're working this time an average OF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
FLOATING RAINBOW.
From Holland steams into the
New York Harbor in. Form
Of q Freighter.
tsy Aseoet.TEp -arssS

NEW YORK. Mar. PA floating
rainbow from Holland steamed into
New York harbor today in the form.
OF the 4007foot freishter Blotberg
from Rotterdam. lis skipper said it
had been covered with every color OF
paint available in Rotterdam 50 there
would be no installing its neutrality.
He wanted to make it visible 100 miles
at sea.
Where wind and water met the
Blorberg flashed dark red Above the
band of RED a belt of brilliant yellow
girlded it. Planted on the yellow
background an inscription fifty feet
long and ten feet wide the wori1
.Nederland. was painted amidships in
bright green. White superstructure,
black tunnels, beIted with red. maroon
masts. Dutch flags. red, white and
blue, and crimson letters on the own
er's white flag completed the galaxy
Of color.
New York harbor craft roared 4
salute firm steam whistles as it made
it way to its pier.
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or AssoelArrr .Hrss,

HONOLULU. Mar 27-The lost
submarine. IA. which has been To-
Gated outside the harbor entrance
should be raised late this afternoon
1f all goes we'll, according TO state
ment made by captain Of the yard,
Duffy. last night. Duffy says he be
lfeves there is a fighting chance to
save the the lives of the men impris-
.oned in the submarine on the ocean
floor.
The dredger, California, despatch
ed from Pearl Earbor naval station
reached the scene at midnight but
did not begin work Immediately.
1t Will work with the Alert, mother
ship of the submarine 1otilla.
The pontoon system probably will
be used to raise the IA. Chains will
be passed under the bow and stern of
the submerged submarine, the
dredgers sunk into the water and tho
chains tightened The water will
then be pumped out o: the dredger,
causing 1t to rise higher in the water
providing lifting power TO raise the
submarine.
The army department hospital Is
in readiness to receive men of the
F-4 when it is raised. Colonel Ebert
has placed his hospital staff and
equipment at the service of the navy.
The weather is fine. The bright
moonlight facilitated the work dur
ing the night
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UNIFORM / | RANK
of the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanic is
Organized Here.

A uniform rank company OF the
Junior Order or United American
Mechanics was organized In Reeds
hall Friday night. Twenty-fouI
members were present. The work
was under the direction of Mason
Jones and II j. Kurner, Of Wheeling,
supreme officers of the order
The following officers were elect.
ed
Past Command erN-. W Brown.
Commando. Sayre.
Vice commander-H. S. Harris.
PreIate-B. a. McNemar.
aRecorder-William Sayre
FinancierT. "A. West
TreasurerC Carl Wilson
Marshal. b. Lynn: s.
ProtectorH F. Burton.
WardenA 81. Buckalew.
Junior counsellorD. g. Elliott.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
SUMNER REUNION
of the Scottish Rite Masons
Will Be Held in Wheel
ing June z 10.

WHEELING, afar el7.The summer
reunion OF the Scottish Rite bodies OF
West Virginia is to be held at the
Arion hall June 10. Notification TO
that effect was sent out. yesterday.
Following the destruction OF the Scot
fish Rite cathedral here it was for a
time thought that it might be neces-
sary 10 cali on the June reunion.
Rather than see such an occurrence
Huntington proposed furnishing ac-
but the securing OF the
Arion hall here for the reunion has
made it UNNECESSARY to remove the.
event from Wheeling.
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show that this Turk
ish force has retreated to Nekhl.' .
GERMAN BOMBS KILL
SOME LITTLE CHILDREN
or ASSOCIATES p.Ess,

PARIS, via London, Mar. PA
German aviator dropped bombs on
the town OF N-iller, northwest of
Thanh, killing three little children.
according TO the French official state
ment todaE- Arras was bonlbarded By
the Germans yesterday.
After fighting several days French
troops We're successful in reaching the
top of MISUNDERSTANDING. In the
Argonne district bomb throwing from
one line TO the other has been the only
activity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
BANKS ROBBED
of SIS. 600 Money by Band Of
Eleven Men in Broad Day
light in Oh lahoma.
,er-Assee..rrs -e1s.,

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla, Mar q.
The two banks at Stroud. Okla.
about fifty miles north OF here. are
reported to have been robbed OF So. 600
today by eleven men. 1T is reported
here that the band OF robbers rode into
Stroud at 10 O'Clock this morning,
left their horses at the stockpena and
after robbing the First National Bank
and the Stroud National Bank We're
pursued By posse to three miles
east OF Stroud where they are sur
rounded By more than 100 men One.
OF the robbers, said to be Henry
Starr. wanted for other robberies, was
shot by fifteen year old hoy, Paul
Curry. and captured. Identification of
the man is not positive
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
TURKISH FORCE. IN
EGYPT IS RETREATlNG
t.IArsoe,A1rnrars

CAIRO. Egypt. via London. March
t2T.-An official statement on the.
military situation in Egypt follows:
The British losses in skirmish.
in the desert ten miles east OF Kubri
on March % were three men killed
left about fifty men killed and some
3605rounds of ammunition on the field
but he succeeded In carrying away
nearly all his wounded. AeropIane
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
SPRING CAMPAIGN Is
RIGHT AT HAND NOW
,s,kei.l IstIr, v.,..

LONDON, Mar. 277-The recruiting
advertisements in English newspa-
pers are pointing out that the Ger
mans at Ostend are already nearer
London than Manchester IS: some OF
the daily papers ARK ditoria1ly prach-
ing CONSUMPTION and there is an
urgent call for more nurses and hos
Dital facilities. In short London feels
that the anticipated spring campaign
in all its grimness has come.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
BARK IS. SUNK
I'M a C oIIision with the New 49,
gentine BATH ship, NloroIlo
Oft Newcastle, Del.
1880 r.s..s.

PHILADELPHIA NIar.
new Argentine bat t1aahip, E0rnn1
which sailed from here ysster f0fSs
Hampton Roads. co1lided laa III
with ~ Bark gewcastIs 1a1A
and the 9orono went ashore l5erS
fast unit &c g M
whom It npaf ed The t1rGno
ceeded down bay sappar entiy
injured pected to-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27

DIR. HILL WIRED FOR.

Responding to a wire. Dr. E. a.
Hill left Friday night for ST. Lucfe.
Fla. to give Frank l.. Grove. OF this
city. medical treatment. The condf-
ton of Mr. Groves is giving his FAM
lily and friends considerable concern
He has rheumatism
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
/. Three !! Re: SHIPS LOST
In the Baltic Sea Laden with.
Iron Ore and Crews
Are All Drowned.
- A,.oeI.I.n ,,r,a "a,

STOCKHOLM, via London. Mar.
THE loss in the Baltic of three
German steamers, the Bavaria. the
Germania and the. Koenigsberg. all
laden with iron ore is announced to:
day by a local newspaper The Ba.
yaria went down March ! 5 with her
entire crew. The cause OF her sink
ing is not reveaed. No details of the
destruction of the other vessels are
given.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
ARREsTED o. PEACE WAkRANI

Tony Donahus, an italian laborer-
or the Tin Plate add tiOn. is prison
or IN the county JAN 8awaitinKa hear
Ing on q peace warrant swoTn out by
Nick Bettnni, q fellow workman Of
thessame place Donabuss was arrest
ed Friday by c.. yann6rt. special
constable He III be q van hearing
next E1ssday evening before Justice
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
RESULTS IN. slURDER.

PARKERsBURG, Mar. 2-carl
Bell, colorcd aged 2 Z years, who was
shot by I. Alley Johnson. also color
ed, in a resort Monday nj ght. is dead
in a local hospital. So far the police
have been unable to locate Johnson.
"A murder charge will niw be lod ged
against him as soon as apprehended.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
VESSEL WRECKED.
IEtnx ASaaelArrn.arnx,

~ - tsy AsseeiATEoI raEsss - 5.I
LONDON. Mar. 27.-Eighteen
members of the crew OF the British
steamship. Trostbure. lost their lives
yesterday when the vesselswa wreck
ed near Cape Spartel on the Mcroc.
can coast at the entrance to Gibralter,
according TO IA despatch from Tangter.
The Trostburg was a vessel of 4 100
tons.
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MINERS ADJOURN.
tons.
Or Aaane,.rn s.....,

CHARLESTON. Mar. Cabin
Greek miners who have been IN ses-
sion here several days for the pur:
pose OF Formulating demands TO be
made upon TIE coal operators adj
journed today A committee will call,
on the operators next week present
ing a scale of increased wages.
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FLASK CITY.
WTIE1E1IISa5 March I, o. o.

WHEELING. March 32i7I.-F'or
a dry city. Wheeling Is a won
derful producer OF empty liq
uor bottles. Within the last two
months. this supply OF TASKS
has become so great that sew
erai East End men have en-
gagged exclusively in business
OF collecting old bottles. In
certain yard. in the East End
these bottles are piled high
thousands upon thousands.
They are gathered up myster-
ious1y throughout the city and
find their way into the big
bottle yard. where they are
assorted and shipped out.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
tASTI-sALooN LEAGUE 10 MEET.

The Anti-saloon League viii hold
al meeting at a. 30 o'clock SUNDAY.
evening at the United Brethren
church at Adamston Charles
Eorhart. we'll known Wheeling law
y3er. will be the principal speaker or
the evening All are invited 10 AT
tend. ss4ss
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
GENERAL a PRISONER.

LONDON. Mar. despatch
from Reeve Russia says General vonl
Husmanek. he Austrian cnmmander.
incharge of the fortress of PrzernysI.
has rived mere a prisonsr and been
assigned tps Quartet
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FIGHT POSTPONED.

HAVANA. Mar. The fight be-
tween Jack Johnson and Jess VIII
lard, which had been scheduled to
take place April a for the heavy
weight Championship Of the world.
April S.
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TO KEEP ENEMY FROM
POURING INTO HUNGARY
CHANCE
TO SA We SEAINEN
+ i. + + i. !. + i
TO MOOR SHIPS.

WASHINGTON, Mar. 277.
The British admiralty has an
nounced that beginning about
April two light ships will be
noorsd in the English chan
mel, off Folkestone, between
which all shipping must pass
and the straits of Dover This
notice was forwarded to the
state department today by
American Consul General
Robert F.. Skinner. at London. "a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-27
MISS STTsTER ILL.

Miss Merit Sutters OF North
Chestnut street, has been I'll at her
home the last ssssk lHEripps-
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Imprisoned in a Submarine on
the Ocean Floor Declares
Captain Duffy.
tspreIAL re &c rEtEera.l

\ HONOLULU. Mar. 27-The United
states submarine, F-4 submerged in
the deep water outside the harbor
since early Thursday, is being raised
slowly today. 1t Is thought prob
able by the rescue workers that the
craft viii be brought 10 the surface
within few hours.
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BONES DRoPPED.

PARIS, via London. Mar
. Both Calais and Dun
kirk we're visited by German
monop1anes this morning, but
neither town was damaged.
Six bombs were dropped on
Dunkirk and one on Calais
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HAS La GRIPPE.

/ Mrs Edward Tate. OF Adamston.
IS IL with La grippe.