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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
THAW IN
THE STAND
TELLS COMPLETE STORY OF
HIS ESCAPE FROM MAT
TEAWAN ASYLUM.
Tells Of Employing Men 20 Aid
Him in Escape-Made
Strong Wines.

NEW YORK. March Hilary
Kendall ThaW went on the witness
stand to-day, and .0ld the complet.
story oi his escape from the state hos
pital for thy criminal insane az Mat.
teawan. 4 dual rpOsc. his atforn.ys
said, prompted him 10 do so. primar.
ily, he desired 20 tell his story In such
manner % convey 10 the jury. which
is trying bin and his co-dpf-ndants
on an indictment charging conspiracy
an idea that he had recovered his rea
son. Ho wanted also 10 take All the
blame Tor tho escape.
He testified the men the state AL
Ieges cunspirsd with him were not
actually conspilators. but men ba had
employed 10 assist linn ont OF the state
aiter D." himself had effected his ,s.
cape. W." said he paid them $4,000
loi their services. and that he gave
Roger thompson. who accompanied
nm 10 canada. a present Of 81 900 &"
Inc witness declared he thought be
hau a legal right 10 zee from ,..e hos
pitsi 1- he believed himself sane. and
that had he remained there his reason
would ultimately have been dcthroned
Ihaw told his story after his attor-
neys had made many vain attsupfs to
got into the record the testimony of q
nall dozen alienists and more than a
score Of laymen. who. before and since
MS escape. have had an opportunity
To observe his actions. The presiding
supreme court Justice. however. re-
FUSED 70 admit any more Of this testi.
mony than would show that Thaw had
sufficient mental capacity 10 enter into
conspiracy. The Law of New YORK
provides that nm insane person NAV
commit a crime II ho has sufficient
mental capacity 10 know that D., Be- 40.
inc criminal act and has an intention
TO commit &c.
When tho adjournment wa. taken
This evening with Thsw stu on the
stand. under REORGANIZATION. he
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DisgracefuI Scenes Enacted in State Senatf
House May Adjourn
At Noon; Up to Senate

bers Of the lower house. and the
leaders Of both parties. as we'll
as the members generally, de.
eiareo joint resolution propos-
ing an adjournment will be ADOPT
ed By the House.
Performed Its Duty.
Speaker Johnson declared that
the House has performed It's duty
70 the people of the STATE and a.
relieved OF further responsibility
Il Is now up 20 the Senate. he
SAID and " the upper body fails
70 enact revenue measures, the
House cannot be blamed.
The resolution was introduced
by Delegate Brown, Of Marshall
u pointed out that the House has
passed revenue bills which. n en-.
acted into law. would meet an the
demands Of every department OF
the state government. and such
bills have been reported 20 the
Senate, but no favorable action
has been taken by that body. II
refers 70 the fact that the Ieois
lature ls costing the State more
thar $1,000 per day. and declares
u an imposition upon the tax.
payers Of the State TO continue the
extraordinary session any Ionqer.
BY vote Of forty two TO thirty
nine, the House passed the Har.
man general Income tax bill, this
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FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE
COST $4,000 IN WEST VA.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March IL
The cost ~ the foot and mouth
tisCas" In West Virginia IN the past
few months is placed at $4,000. In q
report issued Today by the state or.
partment Of agriculture. The federal
government will pay half of TINS
amount Howard Williams. commits
NoneF of agriculture. declared the epi.
d'mic IN the state Is now under con
Ifol and but little danger OF further in-
lection exists. He reports II head OF
cattle were killed in Ohio county ana
over zoo in Berkeley county. where a
number Of hogs as well as several
buildings were destroyed.
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LOBBYISTS SWARM FLOOR
And FORCE ADJOURNMENT
ROUTINE BILLS
Considered Yesterday by ohio Assem-
oiy-Moore Bill. Re-estsbiishing
OIL Inspector, Passed.
rntslligsnosr bureau.
Colunlbua. o.. March IL

il.
Representative Sprague. OF Scioto
county, today offered a bill extending
protection now accorded telephone
companies TO other utilities operating
under municipal grants-namely. eiec-
tric light gas, natural gas. water
works, heating and cooling companies.
The Measure would prohibit any
pubic service corporation TO contract.
own or operate lighting. heating. pow
er. water or cooling plants unless "A
certificate OF public necessity is OBJ
tained from the State utilities com
mission.
The NEEDING state boxing bill. de-
teated by narrow margin yesterday,
on motion OF Representative Carver.
OF Holmes. was reconsidered this
afternoon and was again voted down
The Senate passed the Moore bill,
re-establishing a state oil inspector
Fees were cut I'm two. Because OF a
technical error. Governor Willis ye-
toed the Smith bill. protecting street
car crews from dust and another bill
was introduced.
A bill was introduced In the Sen
ate authorizing counties through
which the Lake Erie e. Ohio River
canal may pass, to issue bonds TO IA
cilitate the connection. A similar bill
has been passed by the West Virginia
Legislature.
The House public health committee
reported out for passage the Danford
bill to forbid the payment OF public
money 10 any institution employing
teachers who smoke ciragettes. The
Senate committee killed the bill to
compel railroads TO carry at least ESQ
pounds OF baggage free. Senator
Howard predicted to-day the Legisla-
ture will adjourn May l.
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10y W. r. kEYsER)
(Stsff Correspondentl }

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March
ii.-After doing everything pos
sioie toward fulfilling the mission
OF the eStraordinary session of
the Legislature, the House Of Del
eoates this afternoon placed FUR.
ther responsibility upon the Sen
ate. With it's calendar cleared OF
all except measures which can be
passed In short time, the house
Is ready 70 adjourn sine die az
noon tomorrow, and notice TO that
effect was given late this after.
noon when a resolution was unan-
imously adopted, declaring IL in
the sense OF the house 70 "ad.
lourn sine die at t2 O'Clock noon.
March p, A. o., 1915"
The action was taken after the
entire day had been aiven the
senate TO reach an sarAment on
revenue measures. The house Ia.
passed several revenue measures
which are now before the senate.
and In addition has acted upon
everything mentioned In the eaII
Tor the extraordinary session.
Many Senators viewed the ,e-
ton Of the House as a pIay for
effect or a move 20 stir the Sen
ate, but the unanimous action In
adopting the resolution 10 evidence
that the sentiment Of the mem.
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BIG INTERESTS DESIRED
MORE TIME TO RECEAIENT
THEIR FORCES.
PROGRAM OUTLINED MAY GO
THROUGH TO-DAY But 1T
IL DOUBTFUL.
House Opposes Direct Tax-Like.
ly Adjourn Sine Die at Noon
With Nothing Done.
By w. r. kEYSER
lStah Correspondent.) }

CHARLESTON, W. Va. March
1.-The thirteenth dav ~ thu ex.
ira session Of the extraordinary
session of the Legislature passed
without a solution OF the taxation
problem having been brought
about.
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In ..rateoio r,ove. ,.,hIch s.eo-,-
plished ljttle N a,vthin, to,.,,,d
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OFFICIALS AGREE GERMAN
HAD NO RIGHT TO DE-
STROY THE FRYE.
Terms Would Re Payment of All
Damage and COurtmartialling
Of Captain

WASHINGTON. March lI.-UnIess
the German government voluntarily
oners 20 make restitution for the de-
struction OF the American shin FRYE.
sunk by the coverted cruiser Prinz
Eitel Friedrich in the south Atlantic.
and expresses regret for the occur.
renee, strong protest viii be made by
the United States with request for
reparation
No announcements concerning the
case probhaly will BE- made n waa
said by high officials until after an
investigation OF all tho facts had been
completed President Wilson. AZ the
White House. stated during the day
thst searching inquiry would be
conducted
Oulcials were unanimous in their
opiniou-and &c was shared largely bv
diplomatists. too-that the command.
cr of The Prinz Eitel had no right 10
send the Frye 20 the bottom II was
considered probable by officials that
the German government. after being
apprisrd Of the facts, would admit the
error Of the naval commander and
agree to make the usual reparation.
som" officials thought sufficient
amends, after the payment OF dam
ArN'.ns "NhlN ~ the COurtinarualltng Of
the German officer.
II was made clear az the state de-
partment that whatever action would
b" taken as q result of the sinking
OF the Frye would be- entirely disasso-
ciatcd rom questions arising out of
the entry into an American port OF
the Prinz Eitel desiring time for re.
pairs The vessel could. Therefore
depart leaving the questions raised
hy the destruction Of the American
hip 20 be- settled through diplomatic
channels
To Confer With Captain.
Captain Boyd naval attache Of the
German embassy. IL was understood.
here, has gone 10 Newport News from
New York. 10 confer Uith the captniu
.of the Prinz Eitel and obtain a sworn
statement OF the facts for the German
government
Captain Kishne. OF the Frye. has
been asked To keep the members OF
his crew together. 30 that all the ties
timony necessary for diplomatic COR
rospondence may be gathered. Tie
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GERMAN CAPTAIN GIVES REASONS
FOR SINKING AMERICAN STEAMER
FRANKLY STATES HE REGARDED
HER CARGO AS CONTRA.
BAND OF WAR.
says vessel Can BE Made Seaworthy
IN Week-Does Not Intend
20 Inferno Ship.

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. March IL.
commander Thierichens. OF the Ger
man converted cruiser prinz Eifel
Friedrich. which late to-day went into
otsdock herr for repairs sadly need
"a. after FIX months OF rowing the
sefs, submitted two statements To-
night 70 Collector OF Customs Hamll-
ton. Of this port One stated his rea-
sons for sinking lu South Atlantic
waters. January 2S last. the American
sailing ship William r. Frye. with her
cargo uf j.20O tons 81 wheat consigned
20 Queenstown. The other related TO
the length Of time that will b. ro
quired 10 repair his ship
Collector Hamilton announced that
no regarded the answers OF the Ger.
man commander as state papers. and
that he would forward them 10 Wash.
mE'on. 10 was learned. however. that
tho commander frankly has stated TO
American government officials that he
sank tho ship Frye because he regard
cd her cargo as coutraband of war.
Tn the communication relating 20
the repairs necessary ON the EItel
Friedrich. % WAS Understood he aid
the vessel could be- made Feaworthv
within few days or a week az most
whether he announced o. wish TO de,
part as soon a. the American naval
authorities could pass ON repairs 70
Do made was not disclosed Pre-
viouslv. however. tho officer had made
DO clear that g.. was not hfs Intention
to- Iuferua HI. .hIu
Condition OF Engines Bad
Na i' ihr condition uI fhr cruisers
engines and boilers. r was rarortef
That NHaraaa .Hr bad been sfesu1irr
riEHfa"u Knots rr hour af tho bavi,.
Minis Hf her historic commerce raid
iuE career. als dared make scarcely
fca1tfnv.F 90, -. g..
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TWELVE SUBMARINES
HAVE FAILED TO RETURN

LONDON. March -. 3:35 a. m.-A
dispatch to the Daily Express from
The Hague says:
a secret report has been sent from
CuNhaNen 10 the admiralty at Berlin
that twelve submarines have failed IA
report at their base. eight OF them be.
ing among Germany's newest boats.
The naval council will meet today
or tomorrow under the presidency OF
Emperor william TO discuss whether
or not II would he better to abandon
the submarine war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
AMPLE WHEAT SUPPLY.

WASHINGTON. March I1.-Wheat
held iu country mills and elevators on
March ] amounted Ia 50 coo 0On BUSH
els. the department OF agriculture es-
umated tonight. compared with o.
100000 bushels one year ago and IL. %
v"p,"n" bushels in 1919.
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AMERICAN LEGION
Elects Ohicers and Makes Provisions
For Advisory Prominent
Men Accept.

NV YORK March If-Oficrra
were elected and prov Islon was made
i"f o. council Of nine advisory men.
Derg af The frst meeting to-day of tho
Board of Directors Of the American
legion which Is 0r.anizinr Graf line
reserve Tor immediate call in case t.Ie
country ls threatened With war
Tho or.rcrs elected arc prraI.
dent p prwUuGa Powers. vice Hre.I.
dent Julian o. Davies Ir.. treasurer.
i'nrF Rogers Winthrop. secretary.
Dr John D. Iausmann
i. WHH announced that fH. following
Haf" accepted invitation fu become
mrmh"re ~ the advisor council
Theodore Iuosrvel EHrr Root Ia.
cob Dickinson. George Won d. Wr.ar.
Truman DO Newberry Henry o. slime
.uu and Luke B. WRIGHT
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MEET NEXT At WHEELING

TARKEHsBrBg. vs. va. vsree n
The second annual. convention % the
We. Virginia Iwnh. and Builder
~1yr'F Ita'.r Association closed lfs
session hero .H'HF 'E selecting NNhraf
InE o. OBJ" r.v meeting place ana
-I'.'u. '.' fu.IHu|r. officers.
ir's.a'u. y" E Nrfar. Hunting
.nr
Vice President O. ST. west CLARK
hHrE
S"-rr.sr Treasurer &C. o Bosar
rou Huntington
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WILSON TO TRY
TO END STRIKE
WILL MEET EAST OHIO OPERA
TORS TO-DAY FOR A
CONFERENCE.
Action Taken at Request or Secretary
Of Labor Wilson - Out
come Doubtful

WASHINGTON. March II.-Presi-
dent Wilson will meet the operators
Of the eastern Ohio coal mines to-
morrow in an effort to bring about a
settlement Of the Ohio coal strike
This announcement was made TO-
night by Secretary OF Labor Wilson
afte ra final conference between the
secretary and the operators had failed
to result In an adjustment.
The President has been deeply con-
cerned over the Ohio situation His
intervention comes as the result OF a
request from Secretary Wilson. after
a six weeks enort by the department
OF labor to bring about a settlement
through conciliation or mediation.
Every phase Of the strike mas been
investigated BY the department OF la
Dor through Special Commissioners
Daniel }. keefe and Hywel Davies,
appointed by Secretary Wilson To in
quire into the causes which led up 10
the strike and. II possible. to act as
conciliatOrs The report Of the com
missioners was made public tonight
II discloses that the vital point in
yolved In the dispute was.
The operators Insist on n split min
Ing rate OF SIS per ton for coal pass
ing over the screen and s22 Der ton
for screenings, while the miners de-
mand a S.47 fat rate
Tentative Plan.
The cOnciliators," the report con
unues, submitted a tentative plan
for arbitrating the questions IN dis.
pute. but this was not acceptsbIe to
either side. the operators Insisting
that the method or plan must be one
Of the questions 10 be- arbitrated The
miners. on the other hand. refused To
recognize or submit the question Of
method 70 arbitration. but proposed
that the operators start the mines
cOnCede the demands OF the mine
workers and select their arbitrator
The operators refused 10 consider this
plan.
"On the occasion 0f the last confer
ence when the operators came pre-
pared 10 submit the names Of their
representative on an arbitration
board and a method FOR selection OF
the dnal arbiters. the miners refused
10 submit names or agree to- arbitration
except along tho lines originally sur.
gested by them
FINALLY the operators proposed that
The President of fhp United sfarra o.
requested 90 select umpIrea. but the
miners also refused 10 accept this
plan"
The report concludes with an afmta.
sion that the efforts of the c0ncIIators
to bring about "a settlement of the
strike had boon unauccegsfui. but tt
expresses the opinion that the contro-
versy eventually may b. dlustpd a. a
result Of their efforts
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TOWNSEND APPEALS WE'LL
CASE TO SUPREME COURT
CITES TWELVE GROUNDS IN
PLEA FOR WRIT OF ERROR
AND SUPERSEDEAS.
Petition Of State Is Supported by
Brief Defining Bribery and
Proved Validity.
spee'al niEpateh TO the Int,uiseneer
CT, iffyRSTON W Va 49, !.


et4r 8rnSToN W. Va. Msrcb IA
ANtEins twelve grounds Of error. the
state this afternoon. by prosecutlaa
A'torney Thomas Townsend and Spe
Cial Nounsel ;. p. Avis. filed "a petition
WIN the supreme Court OF Appeals
OF West Virginia In which a writ oi
error ana supersedeas g. asked on
me judgment OF Judge Samuel d. LII
uepase' entered "Wednesday. grant
ing a writ OF prohibition in favor of
a Leo Wen against the Intermediate
Court OF kanawha county and the
prosecuting attorney.
The petition Of the State was ann.
ported by q brief which not only do.
hneS bribery, nut reitpratcg the
charges in the indictment and socks
TO prove their validity.
The alleged grounds of error op
winch the appeal is asked are as FOL
lows.
First-That the four Indie.
ments sufficiently and clearly
cnarse the orense Of attempted
bHbery OF public officials and not
attempted subordinstion Of per.
Jury.
Second That the offenses
charged In the Indictments are
charged ohenses against the laws
ot west Virginia whether or not
tney constitute ohenses aaainst
the laws Of the United States.
Third-The circuit court ISSUED
m us decision that said public
service commission was approached
as witnesses. There is nothino In
the indictments 20 show that th.y
had ever been subpoenaed as Wit.
neases or that u was ever con.
tempiated 20 subpoena them az
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ments and the opinion prevails that
tney VIII be kept there indefinitely.
possibly 20 take away such Americans
and foreigners a. have no other
means ~ making their Departure
statement issued by tho VUIs
agency here says.
in The absence OF umlIaI uforma.
u0n, the Washington agency Of the
convention government OF Neriro is
inclined 10 believe the reported rvar
ua'lon of Mexico city by ObroFon
and its occupation by General Zapata
Premature
suu Occupies Monterey.
a message. dated yesterday was
received this afternoon from General
Fihpn Angeles af Monterey. fndf
eating that be- stiI occupies the city.
despite tho reports OF its capture by
tho rarranyiatas"
Tho state Department gave out the
following
The Department of State is I'm re-.
r..Dt ~ % dispatch dated March no Z
o m from Eagle pass. stating ffaf
lIfdrHe NeFraa was not occupied by
either nrfI0n Good order Ia bafng
maintained by a police force consist.
InF uf neutral citizens. Tho remain.
Der Di thr rarranza troops lrfi ON fbs
r.ehf 70 March s. and f d. rsp1-faf
that they went 90 ras varaa The
Fiila troops Irfi AIr1fe on March p.
oHfeurIhIv Tor Tirdraa Nrrras but
ih'ir Whereabouts is not known
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wAooo TO BE OPERATED UPON

NASfllNGTON. ID g.. March IL
Secretary hcAdoo Of the Treasury.
was IN washington hospital tonight
preparing to UNDERGO tomorrow an
operation Tor apDendicitis Attcudinr Z
physicians said The ScCretary'a gen
erhl health was good and his condition
Faa favorable Tor successful treat
ment Mr. McAdoo wa a. hia once
curing the day. before going 10 ths
hospital
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FOR PIRACY
One Of Owners Of Steamer Frye
Urges Government 20 Proceed
Against German Cruiser
as Pirate

LONG BEACH. Cal. March IL
Samuel 5. W Sewall. Of Bath. Ne.
one Of the owners Of the William 2.
Frye. the American vessel sunk by
the German auxiliary cruiser Prinz
Eitel Friedrich said to-day that he
had appealed 10 the United States
government 70 proceed against the
Herman warship a. a sea rover and
her crew a. pirates. He has asked
also that vigorous representations be-
made 20 Germany.
The Frye" he said. carried a car.
go that was marked non ncontraband'
by the United States government ma.
rine insurance bureau. There was
nothing but wheat aboard the shin %
Mr. Sewall said the vessel was
worth Sl75.0oO and the cargo Of wheat
shipped 40 Seattle last November. was
valued az 100000.
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UNITED STATES INSISTS RAILWAY
TO MEXICO CITY BE KEPT OPEN
so NOTIFIES CARRANZA IN RE
sPoNsE TO NOTE RECEIVED
YESTERDAY.
Carranza Note Taken TO Mean Condi-
ton VIII Be lnproved-Says
Mexico City Not Evacuated

WASHINGTON. March l1.--Anoth-
cr note was sent by the United States
government today 90 General Carran-
"a Ia reply to bis response last night
to tho notice that Carranza and Obre-
gon would be held personally respons-
iblc for the safety Of Americans and
other torelgners in Mexico City. n is
understood To have emphasized the
Importance of keeping the railway
communication between the capital
and Vera Cruz opru.
The second communication was dis
patched so quickly after the receipt
of Carranza.s reply that tho impress
sion prevailed iu diplomatic quarters
that the United States had determln.
I'd in advance to make representa-
tions for the unrestrlctpd passage OF
Americans and other foreigners from
Mexico city 90 Vera Cruz
tarranza's note produced no formal
comment Insofar as a. gave assur.
ance of an intention 20 protect for
eigners and their interests. 20 was re.
garded favorably General Carrauza.s
denial that General ObrcCon had in
tended 90 lnc.te the population OF
Mexico City 20 riot or Co prevent the
entrance 10 The capital OF food sup
49, wa" ''l.NHNN lN inc note which
vent forward today by request that
u tll- were True trains should be-
furnished to carry freight into the
city
No Word Received.
No word had been received late To-
DAY OF any change .1 the situation On
Mexico City. though routine messages
came through from fhr Brazilian min.
ister IN tO-days note to Carrlrza.
it ia believed attention was called to
me reports of au early evacuation OF
Mexico City and tho request 4gaIn
made for arrangDmrufa fo police the
city before ths forces of Otrason
withdraw
secretary Bryan also directed An
inquiry % Do made by fle brazilian
minister concerning Tho report frr
risncd BY Seu0r Juan HIaar0 the
spanish fmba .ad1r hero. fHaf fgrr
spaniards had been KILLED iu Nsr.-o
City 10 had been REPORTED af.a tu.
NIt11ut confirmation. fhaf % a.lf..5
subject had been KILLED
ON The whole officials THOUGHT tho
Carranza uofo relieved critical sn.
uaupn but tto warslIue ordered ID.
Vera CruH were not recalled nr rro
frnnEih N tho favorable feraTop.
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CAPITAL PUNIsHwENr STANDS

C0Nl0Rn. " U March f.t HHf
fo ahor.h capital punishment BOB fHIs
state Voc Killed iH tlr senate today
I5 t1k
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THu wnArHna

WAaHTHoTou. march ii-rsr-~ast
ONE Neatsru sumaFivnnfa-rnfr
Friday ana aaturdaT
Vet VrEinia--rarty oloudy rriday
laturfau falls.
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