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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
TO STATE PRISON
Glenn Douglass, CoIored, Sen
tencedfo Unlawful Assault
on Another CoIored Man.

Glenn Douglass. coolred. indicted
by the recent grand jury for q felony,
namely. an assault with a knife on
James Williams, coIored, in Decen Der
last. confessed Friday morning in the
criminal court to unlawful assault.
Thereupon Judge James w. Robinson
sentenced him to serve fifteen months
in the state prison at Moundsville-
prohibition laws.
a jury had the Lee case the middle
of the afternoon
Bill Stersrannopoulos pleaded
guilty of playing cards in store and
was fined SD and costs.
George Merrel1 is on trial charged
with violating the prohibition laws
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
TR|::||-.-STA.TE
Convention of the Loyal Order
of Moose Will Be Held Here
Week of June FL.

The Loyal Order OF Moose OF Penn
sylvania, Maryland and West Virginia
will hold its annual tri-state con-
rention in this city the week of June
21 The convention will be under the
auspices of the local lodge, No. 50, and
all sessions will be held at Norwood
Park
The three states will be we'll repre-
scented at the convention and big
time is anticipated. The local lodge
Is in charge of the program and spec
ial entertainments will be offered for
the visiting lodges all week
AZ feature Of the convention will be
p large street parade in which all
visiting lodges will participate.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
Manager Of Theafer
Outfits Spectators

alism in the most realistic battle
scene ever presented, has a popular
appeal that has resulted in an I'M
broken succession of crowded audi
ences wherever seen. The production
is one or the largest that KlaW and
Erlanger have ever made, and they
have omitted no detail in scenery or
equipment that could contribute in
any way to the completeness OF this
great atmospheric, picture. The COM
5pany is large and very able, and
in addition to the leading players.
there is an auxiliary interest in the
form OF Western cavalrymen. cow
boys. Mexican yaqueros. Apache In
dams and twenty-one cow-ponies
from Arizona cattle ranges.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
Declares His Counselin Closing
Defendants Argument at
the Trial.
~ .. :. &c, 90, 1880, 9 -,


NEW YORK, Mar. u I'm his clos
Ing address to the jury sitting in the
case OF Harry n Thaw and four CO.
defendants on trial for conspiracy.
John =. Stanchheld. Thaw's chief
counsel, urged the jury today to de-
termina whether they believed Thaw
had recovered his sanity and &c they
did. to say 50 In their verdict. Mr..
stanchfield sketched the case OF the
defense from beginning to end and
laid particular emphasis to the claim
that Thaw planned his own escape
from the state hospital for the crim-
iral insane at Ma ttenwanE because he
believed that he was sane and that to
remain In the hospitI would cause
him to- lose his mind. Mr. stanchfe1d
4assailed Franklin Kennedy specirl
deputy att orneyS gsnel IA charge Df
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
Seat Sale Of .'The Round Up
to Be Opened Week Ahead
of Engagement.

Claude Robinson, manager of the
Robinson Grand theater, received a
telegram Fri day from the booking of
flee OF Klaw and Erlan ger. theatrical
managers in New y ork, warning him
to look out for ticket speculatorswho
might try to work their game when
the magnificent production Of The
Roundup" comes here next week.
The ROUNDUP" has been meeting
drawing such mammoth crowds that
spectators have been following the
attraction and surreptitio usly buying
up tickets. which they sell at advance
prices aftersthe house Is sold out for a
performance. Vigorous efforts are
being made. however, by the 5Klaw.
and Erlanger manageme nt both OF
this attraction and at Headquarters
together with the managers OF local
4theaters to break up the practice! and.
III possible. to catch the specuIators-
Personal Attention.
In order to prevent any imposition:
upon theater-goers of this section,
Manager Robinson announced today
tUp'&would be opened Monday morn
ing at the box Office OF the theateY.
This is an unusually early advance
sale, as the big attraction Is to 8np-
pear at the theater heresnext Friday
and Saturday. Every effort will be
made TO maintain the standard pro-
cess Of a Omission for this production
and IL any one should get 'tstung,'"s
Mr.. Robinson will give his personal
attention to the matter.
In view OF the fact that the sale Of
seats will be opened a week ahead OF
the attraction. however. nothing Of
the kind Is expected as the seats for
all three performances will likely be
completely sold out long before the
company reaches Clarksburg
Crowded Houses EveryyEhere.
This pla TIL It's heart interest
an dsst hril xtraordi mar sensat lon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
TH.R:EE.V weeks.
IBe Niece ssary to Repair the
German Cruiser Now at
Newport. News, Va.

NEWPORT NEWS, va. Mar liz w. =-
Captain Thierichens Of the German
auxiliary cruiser, Prinz EiteI Fried
rich, has estimated In his communica-
ton to the Washingto government
that 1T will require about three weeks
to repair his ship The estimate was
made after shtpyard hcials here had
made an invest CATION In his letter
to Collector Hamil ton, the German
said, ''my ship at the pres
sent time is in a very unseaWorthy
condition and Will require three weeks
to make it seaworthy a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
Along with Forces from India is
Reported to Be Taking
Place5in the West.
GERMANS TO RE'TALIATE.
Battles in Northern Poland Not
Thought to Have Reached
Maximum Intensity.
Ltar3 .ssoe,ATzp PrEss,

LONDON. Mar L. The sweeping
advance Of British troops around
Neuve Chapelle in the direction OF
the strong German position at La
Bassee Is regarded BY some English
newspapers today as the commence
lment Of active operations on the left
wing Of the allied front in the west
to be followed by another Important
offensive thurst preliminary to a gen
eral advance IN the spring
IT is believed, moreover. that the
Germans will prom pity seek to re-
Gtaltate II they 10 this. 1t will com
pei them to keep theirsw forces
intact Il not to reinforce them to
meet the fresh forces which Great
Britain is putting into the field. This
us just what the allies profess to de-
sire. Their stroke is timed to aid
the Russians for if the allies had not
kept the Germans busy along the
western front j is believed tn e Ger
man commanders would again have
shifted forces to the eastern line to
strengthen Field Marshal Won Erin
denburg. whose armies are now a ht-
ing hard to regain the ascendencv be-a
tween the Vistula and the 1Siemen
rivers. a aS 5.s5 HI
These battles iii northern Poland
are not thought In London to have
reached their maximum intensity but
Field Marshal Won nden7&1rE with
heavy reenforcements is said to bc
attempting another thanking move
ment against Przasnysz. with the
idea OF resuming MS original plall
of Advancing along the: Niemen shoul,!
the operations against Przasnysz be
successful. The battle line extends
roughly for a4distance OF eighty
miles between the river ORGY and
the river Vistula. M n 7a
@ No recent news has been received
in London concerning the operations
of the allied fleet In the Dardane1les
Delayed dispatches direct from Con-
stantinople say the damage inflicted
on the Turkish forts has not been
serious and that life In Constantine
pie Is entirely normal This contra
diets the report published today that
the Turkish capital is In a state Of
panic.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
RATE INCREASES
On Bitun1inous Coal to Eastern
Points Are Cancelled by
Federal Commission. VI
cav AszoelAren r.xss,


Il WASHINGTON, Mar. Proposed
increases in rates on bituminous coal
from Pennsylf anta. Maryland and
West Virginia mines TO Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore for trans
shipment 10. points inside tho capes OF
Delaware and Chesapeake bays we're
found today by the Interstate Com
merce Commission to be not justified
and ordered cancelled.
statement saying that on the records
he believed the applying roads, the
PENNSYLVANIA. the Baltimore and Ohio
and others. We're entitled to the in
creaSes
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
''OLIVER TWIST TELL S
OF 'FAGAN'' BAND HERE.

bleam from one OF the boys out
stretched hands and he called Mr.
Brannen's attention to 1t. The latter
suddenly pounced upon the lads wrist
forced the fingers apart and there,
sure enough, was the watch.
In the Sweat Box
Mr.. Branne en- then took Denny to
Magistrate Starcher's Office For three
solid hours the boy was put through
sort OF third degree The first two
hours he was impudentIy defiant and
refused to ansker any questions asked
him. Finally, as he grew tired and
hEs1gry, he made what he declared to
be confession There as some doubt
as to whether it is real confession,
but here 1T is for what it is worth.
Denny declared that he was a mem
Der Of band OF young thieves be-
tween forty and fifty in number which
has been operating in Clarksburg for
months under the direction OF for
ner convict Of the Moundsville PEN
itentfary, whom he designated as the
captain 1t was for the captain that
Denny stole the watch from the show
case Thursday afternoon. The cap
tain was to meet him at certain
time at the Deison House corner and
give him SIS for the watch.
This, according to Denny, had hap
pened a number of times, not only
with himself concerned but with Other
members of the Pagan band AS a
sample illustration he cited the theft
of watch recently from the pocket
of a mans coat which had been left
hanging in NIcGowanss restaurant
Denny said he took that watch and
gave 1t to his captain
Magistrate Starcher declares that
the theft Of the watch there is a fact
and thtat the boys mother had to
pay $21.50 to the owner for 1t.
Tells OF Other Thefts.
Denny said he knew all about the
theft of rife some time ago from
the Pike News Company's store Some
time ago members OF the band sneaked
three pairs Of roller skates, two pairs
of Ice skates, two toy swords and sew
eral cap pistols from this store The
cap pistols and the toy swords were
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
Boy Caught Stealing Watch
Says It Was for Captain,
Of Gang. Al.
SAYS He i: IS * CONVICT j Y j
Fifty Boys Belong and Penalty
for Telling Names is
Murder.

Oliver Twist and Pagan, two OF the
principal characters in Charles Dick
ens's great novel, oliver Twist are
embodied in the. flesh right here In
Clarksburg II there is anything to a
startling tale that has just been told
Magistrate w e. Starcher by a self
confessed thief only six years old.
The Pagan OF the story Is at the head
Of band OF boy thieves numbering
forty to fifty members, according TO
Oliver.
Little Denny Highcock. an Ebert,
neatly dressed and clever youngster.
whose father is employed at the Tuna
glass works and whose mother works
at McGowan's chophouse. is the Oliver
Twist of the local story. And from
what the magistrate says, little Denny
is a pretty slick article for one Of
his years The mother is Mrs Lulu
Highhcock and the father is William
s# @ al
Sleight Of Hand.
Harry Brannen. manager of the
Pike News Company's store on West
pike street, says he caught Denny
stealing a watch from show case In
the store Thursday afternoon. He
grabbed the lad and started to search
his pockets, but the youngster was
too wary for him He had the watch
but with a sleight Of hand that would
do credit to full grown stage per-
former. he slipped 1t from one pocket
to another and from one hand to an
other so quickly and smoothly that
for a time Mr.. Brannen thought he
was mistaken. Finally he told the
boy to hold his hands .outstretched
and the boy complied. Still Mr.. Bran
nen failed to find the watch. Just
III 81, CLARK . tI1e rear. 81 ect ed q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12

AS previously announced a
big mass meeting will be held
in the local court house at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon
for the purpose Of organizing
a county agricultural bureau
The meeting will be one OF inn
portance to all lines Of bust
ness in Clarksburg, the sub
urbs and the rural communi-
ties. which fact should be an
incentive for "a large attend
ance The movement has
been ngitated a long time.
Now, that 1t is about to mater
4 ialize, 1t is the duty OF every
citizen TO lend a helping hand
in making it a go. #
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
FACTORIES TO CLOSE.

All hand and machine wind low glass
factories are to close March 20 for the
season. Accord Ing to. e rumor reaching
here Friday. len Ii positf to
know say the rumor y Is well founded.
Overstock and lack OF mark let are
assigned ns the reasons for the I'M
usual ~ eai losins for season.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
I TO Q ]. / I: J: |. }. !.
Morphine Eaters Are Taken, ,fngis-
trate Having Ad juIged Them Insane.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett White. thu
morphine slaves who were brought
to the county Jail a day or two ago
were taken to the state insane asylum
at Weston F'riday afternoon. AIagfs-
trates w. =. Starcher and a commit
tee OF physicians having adjudged
them lunatics. Their Sond ition was
caused by the habtzual nse Of the
dead y drug durtng the last twelve
wears 3S CIV
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
JAPAN MOD :|.|.|:||||
Attitude toward China in Mat.
ter Of Insisting on compli-
N anCe with Demands.
{ tpTsAssae..7rp, .rr.e,

PEKING China. Mar. p pan
has definitely modified dts attitude
toward China in the mE s.--~A f Insist
ing upon compliance with the de-
mands It made upon the Chinese re-
public shortly after the occupation
by Japan of the German concession
OF Kiao- Chow. These demands for
some two months have been the sub
ject OF negotiations
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
WITH OUR FL AG
NO PRO ION


or. Nv. Stuck. manager OF the
ST. Charles hotel. will leave
Monday night for Wachmla,
Fla. where he owns extensive
farming interests. He expects
to return before Christmas.
Mr.. Stuck Will make the trip
by way Of Washington and
y after seeing the sights in the
national apital. he will pro-
coed to his destination on a bee
line with all possible despatch,
either by railway or by the air
\ route, yet to be decided. He
anticipates safe Journey
either way.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
GOOD: ROADS
liz Town Of Lunlberport Asked
for but Outside Taxpayers
Oppose Proposition.

Residents or Lum berport askel the
county court Friday afternoon to int
Prove all the roads in their town,
while other residents OF Eagle dis
trict appeared before the court to OPP
pose the petition
Thomas Backus was appointed
United to the asylum at Huntington
for incurables. and he5qualtfed as
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
7l-5--,' INV 10 5------l I
NEW FOUNTAIN.

Carpenters are busy; today MAKING
alterations in the interior OF Sturm
and Wilson'S drug store on West
Main street. preparatory to the In
The new fountain will be mod Tern and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
- l65 ~ 10 TFl5lFE N
BELGIANS ADVANCE.
tar AsaaciArrn.enraa

tnr$AssoelArEn5 PRESS
fAEs1S, VIA Lonlon. Mar. 1.-THE
only activity reported today by the
Paris official announcement OH the
western front Is an advance of 500
meters by two divisions Of the Bel
gian army in the direction OF Schoor-
bake. near Newport.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
DISTRICT MANAGER HERE.

George S. Walters district CONNER
cinl manager OF the Western Union
Telegraph Company. whose head
quarters Is in Ptttsburg. is in the city
on visit to the loca Office OF his
company in an official capacity
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
OLDEST DRUG CONCERN.

XNHEELING. Mar. 2The Logan
Drug Company. the Oldest drug con
Germ in Wheeling, has filed a petition
in bankruptcy. listing ITS liabilities
at s5,3S2, and its assets at. 81 $50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
BRITISH REPORT D + 81. n
OPERATIO o WAR
snY ASSOCIATED ,.-4n ~ "a

EfI az ASSOCIATED Pre- $50 FF4
LONDON. March i q The follow
ing report concerning the operations
of the British forces on the western
battlefront was given out today BY
the official inf orma bureau:
During the night OF the eleventh
and twel fth and in the arlysmorning
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12

Austin Stealey spent the night in
the city while On his way to Charles
ton to visit his mother.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12
SWEEPING ADVANCE NOW
or TROOPS or ENGLAND
Says Her Hu sband Slipped
With 81, 800 Of Her Money

Accusing the
deserving
children. conducts boarding
swore warrant for his arrest
learned that her husband had
westbound train No THURSDAY evening for
the chief of police Of that city
when arrest The nan
the rghtfuly belonged to him
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12

Csontinned On page. !;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-12

TURKS AIM WEI
WITH THEIR GUNS
. MASS CONVENTION.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-06
Eerisaal'R stissn.

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5affOrb bes ReinsiSs
fhulbiu beTuuoeu.

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SafforO, Der alte 5oi.lclsrt beg SotsI
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mar, ben er in plaiHfisIo ssisbeH.
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GlSen6urser 8erein.

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Spnntas, ben 30. Suni In Wisoes
manRs soie 9au pari, Rstpport, ap.
anaeIebt III, iperbsH bic Witglisoer
beitm0aIi4ii beIuhen.