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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-06
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-06

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-06

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-06
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
MRS. WADE
Chosen State Recording
Secret etary of Missionary
ORGANIZATION.

At the annual meeting OF mission
ary societies Of the West Virginia
Conference Of the NJ Iethod dist Episcopal
church, South, this week at Charles
ton, officers were elected as follows
Presid Mrs. g. Armstrong,
Logan
B First vice preside Irss 3. M.
Keith, Louisa. KY. .
Second vice presiden hrs. D. L
FVinson, Pit Pleasant:
Superintendent OF pub blcity and
mission study Mrs. J. w. Hagan, ot
Huntington.
superintendent Of social service
Mrs. 3. d. Stout, Parkersburg.
Superintendent OF supp plies- N1s. ET
M. Smith, Montgomery.
Corresponding secretary is. G..
". Atkinson. Paintsvtlle, Ky.
Recording secretar rs H. tsl
Wade, Of C1arksburg
!. Treasurer Mrs. Robert Thornburg.
Huntington.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
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SENTENCES \ VI / /: | ! |
Are Imposed on Several Per:
sons in the Criminal Court
by Judge Robinson.

A criminal court case against Earl
Lowe was dismissed Saturday morn:
Ing.
Sentences were imposed by Judge
James w. obinson as follows:
Riley Crissnes. six mon tbs and $40
fine it for violating the prohibition
laws.
Marion Boone. twenty days am:
costs.
Samuel robinson, two months in
jail and $ 10 o for prob ibition law vio-
lation.
Clyde Ritter, two months and sss1eO
for violating the ohibttiona laws.
Aubrey Boothe confessed to- the
theft Of wearing apparel and other
articles from Rosetta Smith. sen
Ience4 e4twas reserved.
George Merrel1 was found guilty
Friday evening of violating the. pro-
htbition laws. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
STAMP OFFICE /:
is Opened at,Fairmont and Ef-.
forts Are Made to Get
One Here.

y a. Tierney. deputy internal rev
enue collector. has received word
that special emergency revenue
stamp Office has been opened at Fair
mcnt and he has hopes that a similar
one will be soon authorized for
Clarknburg. Earl H. Smith is in
charge Of !. the Office at Fairmont.
which has been established III the
Fairmont Times building. National
banks there will not handle the
stamps in the future. @
More of the emergency revenue.
stamps are sold in Clarllsburg than.
at Fairmont and Grafton put to-
gether and at times it has been diff
cult to obtain them here owing to
the demand. Efforts have been put
forth for some time to have special.
Offices opened both here and at Fair
mont and with the establishment OF
the one at Fairmont it is believed
one will. be authorized for Clarks-
burg in the near future.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
MRS. WAGNER DEAD
Wife Of George w. Wagner, Of
Perry Coaling Station, Dies
after a Long illness.

Mrs Pen1ope Wagner, aged 81
years, wife Of George w. Wagner, Of
Perry coaling station, died at G:3O
O'Clock Friday evening following an
illness Of paralysis Of the throat and
general breakdown caused by her
advanced age.
The deceased woman is survived by
her husband. two sons and three
daughters: The sons are George w.
and Samuel, Of the Monticello addi-
ton: The daughters are Mrs. Lewis
Caple, OF Benton Harbor, Mich; Mrs
James Wiseman, OF the Monticello adj
dition. and Miss Rosa. at home.
Funeral services Will be held at 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the home.
The Rev. Benjamin Trunick, or North
view, will conduct the services and
the burial will be in the EIkvIew
cemetery.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
FIRST PRIME MINISTER
COUNT WITTE IS DEAD
Notable Russian is Recalled as
a Member of Portsmouth
Peace Conference.
.nv assocIArro .aesa

LONDON, Mar. 13-Count SergiS
Julovich Witte. Russia's first prime
minister. died last night. says a Pc
trograd despatch. Count Witte, who
was born June %, 1S49, at Tiflis.
was one Of Russia's plenipotentiaries
at Portsmouth, N. H.. in the negoti-
ations for peace with J a pan I'M i 905.
He afterwards was made count and
appointed president of the new min
istry but retired in 100 and held no
important post after that time.
Count Witte was regarded as in
some respects one of the most re-
8markable men his country has pro-
sduced but his reputation was even
greater abroad than at home. During
his career he had many. and powerful
enemies. although his great ability
and remarkable capacity for work
never was questioned. Regardless
of his work as a statesman. his chief
fame In Russia rests upon his devels
opment Of manufacturing industries,
the expansion of railroads and the
placing of the III onetarv system upon
a gold basis Although always a
firm believer of the monarchy. he
recognized the power of the people
and had democratic tendencies. On
his fathers side. his family was OF
common origin but his mother was
a descendant of Ruriks, the old rulers
of Russia before the election Of the
dynasty.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
One is between Russians and
the Teut0n Forces IN The
Eastern Theater.
The OTHER ] ]. IS In HE WEsI
Allied Fleet is Doing Its Best toI
Force the Straits of the
DardaneIles.

The German movement in north
sern Poland lis developing rapidly.
tstraining the resources OF the Rus
slams to prevent further advance
and the penetration of their fortified
line. The Russian war Office reports
that the German advance on Przas
nysZ. said by Berlin yesterday to-
have been pushed within two and as
half miles Of the city. had been
checked The Germans are bringing
in new forces and attempting daniS-
ing movements. 3iSsss
The Turkish armies in Turkish Arr
nlenia along the Black Sea and In
northwestern Persia have sustained
further defeats. In Armenia, the
Russians captured the entire Turkish
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
TABERNACLE
Will Be Erected by Hundreds ot
Local Volunteers for Ham
iIton Meetings.

Committees in connection with the
coming J. S. Hamilton esangelic
meetings for six weeks beginning
April IL /, are busily engaged in max
ing preparations for 1t and meetings
are being held almost every night TO
further plans
As previously announced a taber-
nacle seating 5000 persons will be
erected on the old planning lot on
West Pike street, In which to hold
the meetings. 1t Is expected to erect
the tabernacle the last week previous
to the opening of the meetings The
work will be done by local volun-
teers, hundreds of whom will turn
out for two or three days for the
purpose.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
Sheriff Will Hold Him until Mo-
ton to Send Him Back to
Prison is Decided.
BY COURT OM MARCH lis
ThaW's Counsel Contend That
He Should Be Sent Back to
New Hampshire.
nv .ssee,.Trp rns.s,


s NEW YORK, Mar 3 Harry *.
.a'T .aaT haw was acquitted today of con
sDiracy in escaping from the Matte
avian asylum August 1t, 1913. the
charge upon which he was brought
back to New York from New Hamp-
shire. Roger Thompson. Richard
Butler, Eugene Duffy and Thomas
Flood. the four men VIII oassisted
him In his spectacular flight by auto
mobile from Matteawana to Canada,
likewise were acquitted.
The jury had labored all night and
In an effort to reach verdict.
AS soon as the verdict was an
nounced, Thaw was given into the
custody OF OF Sheriff Grifernhagen.
OF New York county. The four de-
PENDANTS were discharged.
"A motion to have Thaw committed
to Matteawan asylum as an insane
person was made by Deputy Attorney
General Cook Immediately after the
jury had rendered Its verdict. The
motion was combatted by Thaw's
counsel, who announced that mas
much as Thaw was brought here on
the conspiracy charge and found not
guilty. he should be so returned to
the state OF New. Hampshire as a
sane man. Formal motion that he
tbe SO returned was then made by
tvThaw's lawyers.
Juqtfce aige announced that he
would hear arguments on this motion
next Monday afternoon. March 15
In the meantime Thaw was remanded
Ito the Tombs.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
.tnr ssanelArre rstss: Sc,


LONDON, Mar. ID Il n the east the
battle of Pryasny 81. no win Its open
ing stages, and in the west thegoperA4
tions around La Bassee, where th4
Germans are massing troops In ansen
deavOr3 to regain the ground recently
taken by British and Indian cpntn-
gents, are expected to develop into
events of military imp portances dnring
the coming week. ia 81
The allied feet meantime is con
hnuing it's efforts to force the straits
of the Dardanelles. the bonlbardments
had been renewed Wednesday, and
Thursday. The allies, however. do
rot claim that any more important
forts have been reuced. Much de-
pends upon the weather and the
been hamepred by ySunfavorab bic Weatfi=
.er conditions. Plans are going
ward, however, for extensive land
Operations Wnen the times comes and
France Is today concent ira ting
north Africa for tn is purpose. BsS
lated despatches from Constant tfnoD1ss
continue to get through to London:
They all assert that the allied fleet
had not UP TO last Sunday. lone any
grsa dana geSto the heTurIsishs sfortasT The
fire of the ships was described
scattered and Ineffective.
British military writer's agree unan-
imously that the recent Lighting near
La Bassee was the most infportants
In which the British forces have been
engaged since Ypres.
There is considerable speculationa
in England as to what has #happened
to the Serbian army. The o6cial an
11lonncer,le1fts no from Nish ceased some
time ago, and j u is not known ashar.
Is any, the Serbian army is engaged
IN. Disease is rampant throughouI
Serbia. according to- special news t1es
spatches, one of which describes
sinister attack as far worse Than tlisss
first Austrian inv asion. neE I'll Ity tsR
Sish, Mhither the Serbian capfttI
was removed when eBlgrade
BON barded, is said to be- soyererowds
ed with The sick and dying Ever
where hospital conf til Ions are pItonsIy
ilsaeqIate and the country faces de-
Hastation worse than war.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
FUNERAL PLANS
Are Held in AheNance to Await
Arrival of Rockefeller and
Son from Florida.

TARRYTOWN. N. ~. Mar. s. s.
.lans for the. funeral OF Mrs. ] Ohm D.
here yesterday morning, were held
in allegiance today TO await the ar
rival OF Mr.. Rockefeller and his son.
who were speeding north in a special
train from Ormond. Fla They were
due to reach Pocantico Hill late this
or this evening In the
absence of definite plans. however. 1T
was regarded as possible that funer-
al services would be held here to-
morrow afternoon and that Mrs.
Rockefeller would be buried at
Cleveland. O., where she grew to
womanhood and where she spent
much, Of her time in recent years.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
LILLY NOT TO
Be FIRED | BY
The GOVERNOR
Latter Issues Letter DisclaiIn-
ing TO- Having Any Intention .
to Let Him Go.

CHARLESTON; March 1!3 One
week after it became public property
that serious split had occurred be-
tween Governor Hatfield and Attorney
General A. "A. Lilly, and during which
time no statement was made by either
party to the controversy, the governor.
made public statement denying that
he contemplated trying to remove the
attorney general from Office and
branded as untrue the rumor that he
had written a letter to the attorney
general even indicating such a
course.
IN view OF the fact that the let
ter was made public by the governor
wounds, it is believed that tire Incl
dent is closed for the present. The
following is the letter in full:
In Justice to myself and the att
$torney general am prompted to
state that there is no basis OF truth
in the published report that I had
written letter to General Lilly in
iclicating that / intended to remove
him from Office. The fact that this
report was published in the Charles
ton Mail, which attempts at every op-
fportunity to discredit and misrepre-
sent the acts and motives OF the
present administration, is sufficient
within itself to destroy any credence
that might be placed in what is re-
ferred to as a rumor
in view OF the fact that the re-
port has been circulated in other
parts of the state and as result an
injustice has been done i feel that i
should sa, that is no foundation for
the report: Ibelieve it was pub lished
for the purpose Of embarrassing those
connected with the state administers
tion and to carry out the scheme OF
those responsible for the publi
to reflect upon the officials OF the state
of West Virginia
he attorney general, as are all
the officials Of the state in my cabi-
net, is elected by the people and,
while am not informed as to my
authority In the matter OF removing
state officials, either elective or APP
pointive, for the reason that i have
not had occasion 10 give such mat
ter consider am sure IL II have
that authority that it will never be
arbitrarily invoked during my term
as chief executive 7
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
BOND ISSUE
! For the Purpose OF Road Paving is
Talked at Shinnston.

sHINNsToN Mar. 81 3 3 There lis
strong talk in favor OF bonding the
city for the purpose Of paving the
roads to the corporation line. The
road leading tost the cemetery, the one
leading to Lucas mill on the west
side and also toward Riverda1e. and
the road from o. u. loves livery
barn TO East Shinnston are the pieces
that tswould5 benefit by such an Issue.
Street Commit ssioner .. Ho1bert
EEays he finds the people. for the most
says he hnds the people for the most
the council viii "a doubt less discuss the
after Of ding ss1I Eelee ion on the
ssalestton aeet ttns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
SEVENTY Mi sNEEPERSI
ARE BUSY IN The STRA ATS
tpY Y5As.oc,.1ro.r.E.s 4 nc

6tBy7AssociATEo rREssiSs ssZsES3
PARIS. March 3a::--T heS BON bards
nent of the Dardanelles
:sumed Friday m orning. says la llt
Athens despatch. Seventy mine
swespers are reported to be cont
ing their efforts to clear the mi ne
field under direction OF officers rep
.resenting the British and French
snavies. sEfs
The allied feet.'' says the Ii stis
sspatch, still has eight or ten forte
and a certain numb Ter of. coast bat "
teries to reduce but 1T is the general
continue their advance !;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
N. C. AS.
Are to Be Established to Do Re:
ligious Work among War
Prisoners in. Germany.
tsY AsseelArsp rassur.,,. u.,.l

BERLIN, via Lond on, Mar. ii {. ss.-A
representing the interna-
tional Young Mems Christian Asso-
clation. has obtained permission
from the foreign Office to establish
branches of the Young Mems Chris
Itian Association for religious. worx
among war prisoners in Germany. Au-
sthority has been granted to open
branches at two prison camps. Ger
many is the first country to authorize
such an undertaking. but Mr.. Harte
will ask other belligerent nations to
follow its example.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-13
FIT i FIVE ! J vI'lE|::
Converts at Gypsy and Revival Meet
ings Are to Be Continued.

Such success has attended the re-
yival meetings that have been con-
Quoted during the last two weeks at
the United Brethren church at Gypsy
by the Rev. ID. W. Cunning CHAM. Das-
tor or the United Brethren church at
Adamston. that they will be contin-
Sued indefinitely. So far there have
been fifty-hve conversions. a remark
able result considering the popula-
ton OF the community, The meetings
are held nightly.