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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-19

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-19
HOG CHOLERA SERUM PURE.

the Middle West 1t appears Unat IN
that region some private concern had
some hog cholera serum which be-
came contaminated with germs Of the
foot-and-mouth disease, and as a re-
suit. an outbreak of foot-and-mouth
disease took place among hogs inoc-
niated with the serum In Illinois.
However, there is absolutely no ques-
ton that the serum supplied by tho
regular Virginia State authorities, or
by the United States authorities, is
pure and reliable. Should there be
any confusion in the minds OF any
one as TO the purity of the official
supply. the same may be dissolved
by inquirlng of the state Commissioner
of Agriculture.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
is Proposed in a Measure In
troduced in the PennsyI-
Vania House.
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HARRISBURG. Mar. 4 . When
the constitutional amendment giving
women the right to vote was reach
ed on final passage in the Senate
"Wednesday there was a buzz Of ex-
element in the corner near the
presidents chair. where sat a. party
OF state suffragist association OH
Gals, headed by Mrs. Frank Rossing,
\ of Pittsburg. president, and all eyes
We're directed to Senator Grow, as
ne Jumped UP quickly. It was not
his intention to speak on the bill as
was expected. but he merely asked
that the measure go over. meaning
it5could be brought up any time.
There was no objection and tie bill
Went over Senator Crow said after
ward that il. Will De called up on
Monday. when every senator IS ex-
pected TO be present. The fol lowing
bills were nnally passed Making it
unlawful to obtain credit for goods.
wares. or merchandise under a false
or assumed names: prescribing the
sGuties OF township commissioners
and supervisors to precent the arti-
fetal coloring OF noodles, spha getti.
rte: prohibiting the unlawfu use or
milk bottles and pTohib ting unnatt
uralized foreign born residents from
fishing in this state.
M
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
State is Enjoined from Prose.
cutting Him, but an Appeal
is to Be Taken in Case.
tsr Assee,ArEp rrEsz,

CHARLESTON. March 1tO.-Judge
IS. ID. Littlepage in the circuit court
Wednesday granted a writ OF prohibit
ton staying the Intern diate court Of
Kanawha county from further pro-
ceedings in the indictments against
A. Leo We'll, Pittsburs attorney,
charged with conspiracy in an at
tempt to brfbe the public service com
mission. Judge Littlepage also over
ruled the motion Of Prosecutor Town
send to quash the petition and the
rule granted thereon and overruled
the demurrer to the same petition
MIR. Townsend asked for a stay! oil
thirty days saying M appeal would
be taken to the supreme court and
court recessed while the papers were
being drawn. The appeal probably
will be drawn Thursday.
Judge Littlepage's decision reads:
On the three points in this case,
first on the question of Indictment,
I hold that the Indictment does not
charge that the defendant attempted
to produce false testimony or bride
a witness to swear falsely; there
fore think the Indictment is not good
On the question as TO whether the
accessory could be tried in this state
for an offense advised while he was
in Pennsylvania. the court is in ser
ious doubt about that. am Inclined
TO think that he could be. On Sthe
third question as to whether this de-
sfsndaRt has commute an offense
against the state law by attempting
as charged in the Indictment to pro-
cure evidence in the case pending in
the federal court. Il hold that the fed
eral court has Jurisdiction over that
matter entirely and that the inter
i therefore sustain the writ 4. ].
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
" N l-T1 I'M 1Fg ~ ~ q n
]. F0,YN|ARNS
Republican Members That HE
Democrats Will Support No
Revenue Measure.
asrRf.IAI E..ll J. ri rasAMl


CHARLESTON, Mar. i 0 - Senatois
Fox. Democratic leader of the Sen
ate. warned the Repu blicn1l mem n
5bsrs today that he Democrats would
support no revenue measures ind In
sisted thar the Republican majbr.t
agree 70 the measures 1T wants
passed without delay. He declared
that after today tho e1locrats VIII
support n motion TO adjourn sine
.fiie The Senate passed tie HoussA
bill amendment maxim e the work
mems compensation fund pay he
Cost Of lis own Administered ion.
The senate finance committee re-
ported without recommendation he
Pierce gas tax bill. which passed tilss
House and the Grey mine insp ectiopS
tax bill. s S
BY vote OF 10 TO "a II the House
passed the bill placing a Tax OF one
half OF one per cent ON the prod
ton of coal and low per CEN. on tie
production OF oil and gas. The HOnss
rejected a-bill to tax farm produces to-
pay the cost of 1najnt ainiu g the safe
departn ent OF agricultnr The House
finance committee reported faToral,ly
the Bloch constt ional aiIiendment
to classify properly 1T - taxatiU lon
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
Both on Land and Sea and
There Are Expressions of
Confidence in London.
FLEET SLOWLY CREEPING
Toward ConstantinopIe and the
Germans Retire from North
ern Part Of Poland.
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tAr ApzoEEArEp FRK&uI

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~. LONDON, Mar 1O.As England
Eees it not since the war began has
been more favorable to the allies
the situation. both on land and sea,
than it is today. Confident opinions
OF this nature are finding constant
expression In London.
Slowly. but surely, it is argued.
the allied fleet is creeping toward
Constantinople and thus opening
another road to BerIIn: tte.e retire
n1ent OF Field Marshal ron Hinder
burg's army from north Poland IS
raid to be imminent by many Brit
i:sh observers or affairs: in the West
rle allies claim the aatendencg all
along The line, although no decisive
engagements are being fought. while
IN the Balkans and In Italy, occord-
\ ing to British interpretations OF the
political news from these countries
the majority is clamoring for inter
Sention on the side of the allies. This
IS said to be notably true In Greece
and Rnunlania. In spite OF the fact
that the governments of these coun'-
tries still cling outwardly TO the pol
Icy OF neutrality.
The crisis in Greece seems tenn
porarily to have been bridged with
the formation of a new cabinet, but
whether the new cabinet can con-
troll the chamber of deputies is caus-
ing much speculation here. Though
officially denied it is reported that q
ministerial crisis has arisen in Bull
sgar;a. where the premier opposing
intervention was opposed by King
Ferdinand. It is said that the Bull
.garian prime minister stepped from
the Office at the same time Greece S
leading statesman retired. Paris Of
fcaIly confirmed what London heard
Officially last night, namely that
rhe suoerdreadnaught, Queen Eliza
beth. slipped into the Dardanelles
proper on Monday and bov1barded
the Turkish forts, another OF which
demolished.
English newspapers say the German
failure to reduce the Russians fort
ress OF OssowetZ. together with the
reported German defeat at Grodno
and Przasnysz, means the definite
abandonment. OF the German often
siva III north Poland, thus making.
In the opinion of these correspon-
dents..von Nindenburg's rush over
the frontier another costly failure.
The Germans. though unable to adj
vance IN Russia, are reported to be
holding line some thirty miles be-
hind the extreme limit of their for
ward dash of a month ago. In CEN
trail Poland. both the Russians and
the Germans are attacking alternate
~, with no apDreciable change In
1beE situation being made. The same
II: true in the Carpathian mountains
and generally along the western
front in France and Belgium.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
ROAD: | |! | ROUTE [:
To Bridgeport5is Being consid.
cred by the County Court
with Big Attendance

Il Shortly after 2 o'clock Wednesday
afternoon the county court began con
slderation of the question OF route
for permanent highway from C1arks-
burg to Bridgeport, VIII ether by Grass
ELI or use Of the Sorthw estern, turn
pike. There was a large delegation
present divided on the question.
The court wi III view a site for a
bridge on Little Rock Camp and an
other In Sardis district md a route
for q road In Clay district.
t W.. ". Hess and sothe rs we're given
the light to discont inue and establish
certain alleys q 81 att:
folden squal ffed Is q notary
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
INVESTIGATION
Into Cause oil. xpIosion OF the
Layland CO aIfMine to Be
Thoroughly M AIDE.
TX ..:..seeI.iiEo- -r!skss,.

CHARLESTON. Mar. thor
sough investigation In to- the cause Of
the New I,icer and Pocaho Con
solidated Coal Comp rom which
100 bodies have been recovered
be made By the state s4deparfmentsof
mines.
According 10 CHIEF Earl henry " On
the department the mine vi ID gbes sun IS
.ciently cleared OF falls OF. slate and
roof by Monday to permit mimi feS4
sperts to- careful ii examine the work
ings and determine the origin and
cause The coroner's inquest
likely begin next Wednesday,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
FOOD FAMINE II !
In the City OF Mexico is Grow
ing Rapidly Worse and Red
Cross Makes Appeal.
YT lWI14 a lI7-7I TE7l
tEr ASSOCIATED PRESS,

WASHINGTON. March 10.-The
Mexican Red Cross today appealed to
the American Red Cross through
Secretary Bryan for food for the
starving populace in Mexico City.
The appeal said the famine in the
Mexican capital was rapidly growing
worse. Secretary Bryan said the
state department would cooperate
with the Red Cross as far as posi-
bic. I.
Miss Mabel Boardman. of the
American national Red Cross, con
suited with Secretary Bryan and
Counsellor Lansing Of the state de-
ipartment today in regard to the
Mexican relief. There are many
practical difficulties and it was de-
;cided to await further information
from Mexico City before taking final
steps a despatch from Vera Cruz
yesterday Indicated that General
.Obregon still was in control OF affairs
at Mexico City H
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
REBA re FOR. VOTING
Al q HE PRIlNA RES
Lieutenant governor Meclain, u

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Lieutenant Governor McClain. In
a felicitous address. Y extended from
me chair the congratulations of the
Senate to Senator Crow on his forty
fifth birthday. The Senate. after
clearing It's calendar adj ourned UNI
til next Monday evening at 8 o'clock
Representative Wood. of Indiana
county. introduced In the House q
bill for the reap portionment OF the
Legislative districts Of the state
Losses Of Que member are made IN
IClearheld. venango. Bradford. Nc
Kean, Tioga. Cumberland and Ian
caster counties Gains OF one mem
Der are made in Indiana, Westmore-
land, Washing on Cambria and Ale
gheny counties. The general appor-
3tionment or Allegheny county Is
changed and Philadelphia district is
left blank to fiji cut later. The mea-
sure calls FOR l. mem bership of ~
instead Of 2U7. A bill was present
ed by Mr.. Snyder, of Westmoreland.
provided for poll tax OF So year
with a rebate OF Sc to every nan
who votes at primary and general
elections.
The money is to be used Tor coun-
tr purposes. One dollar is payable
when other county taxes are due and
the remaining two dollars E,.fore Lee
.canlber Il 5. The penalty for non
payment Is 10 be imprisoned In the
county jail TO conttnue until Is
maid # saHs sfssSas
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
For Clark burg Style Day
and the I eIegraln Will Glad ~
Iy4Announce the Same.

Plans for the observance or C1arks-
;burg's first STYLE Day. Friday.
March 10. are rapidly rearing COM
pletion Practically every merchant
and business house in the city is CO.
operating with the Telegram IN the
preparation FOR the tertatnment OF
tie public on that day. ~
In addition TO the names already.
published the following merchants
wish the public to know that they
are making special 'arrangements to
display new spring goods on style
Day and will have important an
snonncements III the Style Day NUM-
Der or the Telegr am. 5 i: M hich will be
issued Thursday. March is: 5F5s
Model Shoe Store Bakers Under
selling store. BIock-Pa Parrish Tailor
ing Comp United len as
COMPANY. al. SET1e tcter, Ike News
SCompany, Martin Brothers. Frank
Reds Merchants Sales Company:
qEoIk ostnn Bar hin store an.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
Cardinal GIBBONS
Is Given a Pers onal Report on
Conditions in Mexico Re
garding Catholic Churc
lI III ~ " u ~
cay ansoeiATEo prEru

az aHnoGtATE1 ~ 1890
NEW ORLEANS, Mar. 10 CARDINAL
Gibbons was given a personal report
on condition In Mexico as regards
the Cathol Tic church, it became known
Tuesday, when late yesterday here
,ceived in conference here Archbishopss
Moray del Rio, head Of the church I'M
the southern repTbli c; who recently
came to New Orleans from Vera Cruz:
The cardinal dta not discuss the con-
ference other than to say the arch
bishop reported all his Clergy had:
was deplorab1e cardfna Gibbons
said wednesday he was i'm cores
pond ence with Presa dent WfIsohs Ind
Secretary BRYAN over the situatton.s
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
unknown PERSON
Shot Negress Dead, Declares
Coroner's Jury After Hold
ing an. Inquest.

a coroner's jury empanelled by DIR
US. M. Mason, coron er, to make an in
curry into the cause OF the cath OF
Mrs. Amanda Randsell, colored, " ho
was shot dead in her home in Glen
Elk, No. 2, Saturday night. decided
Wednesday that the murdered woman
came to her death from shot fired
from gun in the hands OF an UNI
known person.
The jury, p. r Cost, j Ohm E. VIZ
3ckoff, Charles Long, u H Somer-
vile, AZ Z. Redmond and George M
Kyle, heard the evidence OF several
witnesses before rendering the YER
dict @ 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
TURKS SLOWLY RETREAT
BEFORE The RUSSIANS
gay AEsnclArRn eREsEl

l#Is5lf +AExnclArEn
TELLS. Trans-C aucasia, via Petro-
grad and London, Mar. 10.The
Turkish forces and the Kurds. WHO
Rave been concentrated in the district
of Khoi in northwestern Persia, are
slowly being forced BY the Russians
to retreat to the southwark. Russian
forces already have come into pos
session Of several villages In which
Turkish troops had been quartered.
l1forn1a alton reaching here is that a
large number of Armenians who re-
15lained in Urumiah, city in Persian
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

Tg5 =
Mt each street intersection which is
mapped on a separate plan Of a size
convenient for field use. Book
records have been discarded as far
as possible In favor OF tracing
ab1e OF easy and rapid
reproduction. y .sss; s I.
he rules and regulations. Of the
board published In 4 9 IL, the; boards
fourth annual report, issued In 1 9l3.
and the Sanitary P1umb bling Code and
Report. published in s1914, all OF
which were neatly bound and in
cexed and distributed among water
consumers generally. are shown to
be correct insevery detail.
"A further abstract Of the state tax
report follows:
st Charleston. W. Va, Mar. 9 !. 1915
Hon. Fred o. Blue. Chief Inspector
and Superyisor or Public OfticeE,
Charleston, Va.
Sir: ~.
have the honor to report that in
compliance with your instructions
and Interpretations OF an act of, the
legislature of West Virginia, enti-
tied Sc An Act. to Provide for the In-
Offices and to Establish Uniform
System Of Public Accounting. Audit
ing and Reporting :. ~, 4, Acts Va.
1908. Page 2 3s). proceede to au-
dit the accounts OF the Clarksburg
Waterwork and Sewerage Board,
County. West Virginia and
report thereon. and was assisted in
said audit by Mark G. Kyle. w. w.
Lemley and B. r. Stewart. Messrs.
Kyle, Lenley and Stewart perform
ing the field work.
@(Sgned) EVERETT a.. DOVER,
Chief Accountant and Auditor.
The state tax commissioners says.
The examihation dfscloses. that the
financial records OF the board are
well kept and entries made up to
date. We find that losses on account
off delinquent water rents amount to
practicallv nothing the rentals be-
ing charged to the property owner:
Itf3ts the practice to purchase sup
plies and materials on quotations
from bidders and discount bills BY
cash payment. Receipts are shown
for all moneys paid out on the La
Dor pay rolls "a minute record is
kept by the secretary and all dis
8bursements made by the board are
shown on .this record q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
PROPER CHARGE [:
Is That for Dumping Coal into
Boats, Interstate Commerce
Commission Says.
turse,.Lro INK rtLrep.a'

WASHINGTON, Mar. 10 de-
cision OF interest TO coal shippers
OF West Virginia has been reached
by the interstate commerce com
mission in the complaint OF the New,
England Coal and Coke Company
against the Norfolk and Western
railway and others. The railroad
company makes a charge for DUMP
ing coal into boats from its piers
In the harbors OF Norfolk and New
port News, in addition to the regu-
lar transportation rate applying to
the port on business destined be
yond the Virginia capes. The COM
mission held that the practice IS not
unlawful and dismissed the conf
Eplalnt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
TELL YOUR PLANS
4. OVER THE PHONE

Ian Jewelry store and the Smart
Shop.
AS it will be impossible owing tos
the limited time, for the Telegr amtss
representatives to call upon al the
merchants and business houses, thokA4
who have not been interviewed are
asked to te1epho the Telegram gblsiss
ness Office or their plans for Style
Day, and public announcementotSt the
same Will be made.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
SENT 10 PRISON.
taY AseoerArEn rRRns,

CAV ASSOCIATED rRRsE,
GOTHA, via London. March 10 .--
Herr Geithner, a Socialist member OF
the Saxe-C oburg Diet and editor OF
the Gotha Folksblatt, has been sen
fenced to three months imprison-
nient for commenting sarcastically
upon Emperor Williams statement
that he. no longer knew parties but
only Germans.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

q. Stanley EIal Her. Of Rose
mont, Taylor county's most
progressive farm r, visited the
city Wednesdayfan and attended
the agrtc cultural meeting at u
bridgeport I'M the afternoon
Mr.. Halter has lectnred
forty counties of the Etat 1k
least. His specialtie lre
dairyi1E and gard enfng
WolI1 a ma Re 30 suit bic county
gent. v
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10

The auxiliary cruiser, Pr1nz Eitel
Friedrich, started out on its career
as warship from Using Tau. 1t for
merly was regular liner of the
North German Lloyd. 1t reached
Using Tau shortly after the. outbreak
of hostiltties and the German marine
authorities at that port equipped it
with naval guns and turned it into
an auxiliary cruiser. .i
no sooner had the Prinz Eitel an
chored than the United States coast
guard ship. Onondaga, went along
side to take up its watch to- preserve
the neutrality Of the United States
until officials at Washingt ton decide
what shall be done with the ship.
Scared by the red rust and salt OF
its months at sea, the German auxili-
airy as painted white on one side and
black on the other.
Tt was reported in marine circles
that the Prinz Eitel had been chased
to the three mile limit By a British
cruiser, but as the German captain had
sealed the lips OF his officers Ii was
not confirmed. Within an hour after
the Prinz Eite1 had arrived in Hamp-
Newport News Shipbuilding and DR.,
Dock Company for Information wheth-
er the concern could at once begin
work on repairs. The shipbufldng
company Immediately communicated
the request to the navy department
at Washington and asked whether the
United States would have any objec-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
\ !. |: FALLS ] INTO SEA.
~ 7a7- 3l3iIl 7I37II 97Fl Il3 81 Z "a
my AhHncIArkp FREen

839 4tnr AsaoclArkp rrE-1,
LONDON, March 1DLieutenant
Shepherd of the royal navy, fell into
the sea with biplane Wednesday
while scouting over Eastbourne. He
was killed. Z Z
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
GERMAN CRUISER At
NEW PORT NEWS, Va.
WE'LL IS GRANTED
PROHIBITION WRIT
. = !. + /. 1. = I. y i. i
NEW MUSICIAN.

E. Webster George. repre-
sentative OF the Charles NJ.
Stierf Piano Company. wears
constant smile today, result
ing from the birth Of a nine
pound son to him and Mrs.
George. Like his father. the
youngster will be a hne musi-
clan. already showing much
ability along that line.
Mother. babe and father are
doing well.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
Ship No Sooner Anchors There
Than a United States Guard
Ship Begins a Vigil.
10 PRESERVE NEUTRALITY
May Get Longer Respite Than
Usual for Purpose of I'm
dergoing Repairs.
tBTAs1ocIA-E1rH Eas

NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Mar 10
The German auxiliary cruiser, Pr1nz
Eitel Frederick arrived here today
presumably for coal and supplies. IT
also is said to be in need of repairs
and may intern here. 1t is reported
to have 326 French aud Russian pris-
'oners of war aboard.
DR.. ~. w McCaffertr. quarantine
officer at Old Point. who visited the
aPrinz Eitel Friedrich. told OF lis trip
to the German vessel.
When boarded the cruiser. said
he. II found all on board well and
happy: the food supply was good and
there was a feeling of good fellowship
among the people on the ship, many
of whom were taken from destroyed
merchant vessels. Among the pris-
oners were the captain Of the Amer
lean ship, William p. Frye, OF Balti-
IN ore. who with his wife and son were
picked up by the Eitel after the Frye
had been sunk. 4
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-10
tBy Associated Press
LISBON. via Paris. Mar. i d

The increased price Of
bread was responsible yester-
day for violent clashes be-
tween thespolice and workmen5
in the naval arsenal. The
police used their weapons
freely and many personRswere
injured shef ore the disturbance
was ended.