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request under adyisement. but had
not reported their verdict up TO clos.
Ing time last evening.
Joseph Gilooly. vice president OF
tns hint glass workers. testified that
John a. Howard had acted as conn sci
fer him In injunction proceedings snd
mad spoken of Judge DaytOns feel
lngs toward labor" J. F. Woodford
assistant cashier oC the Citizens' Ma.
ttonal bank. of Phiiippi. testified that
judge Dayton still owes the bank s..
go and that he is endorser on MANY
othei notes. Charles Murphy said he
had been counsel for the B. & o. with
judge Dayton. when Dayton was a
member OF congress and that he nad
spoken with Judge Jackson OF his
rumored resignation and Judge Jack
FOr said: You needn't be in a hurry
putting one OF your men In there, I
haven't resigned Yet" Daniel TAR
cashier OF the National bank OF Phil.
ippi. said that Judge Dayton's per.
srnal loans and endorsements in his
haDE aggregate 100000 or a little
move
The morning session was very inter
esting and was not brought 10 a close
until O'Clock. The afternoon session
opened az 2 o'clock and continued un-
~ O'Clock, when recess was taken
until next Monday morning At 10
O'Clock. whe nthe Investigation will
again be taken up before the commit
zee IN Washington, ID. G. Mr. Samuel
\ Moore has been summoned by the
defense, TO appear I'm Washington
Tuesday morning when he will b.
cross examined. He has already an
peared before the committee twice
Attorney Belcher for the prosecu-
ton asked that the original hili OF par
uculars In the case OF West virginia
and Pittsburgh Coal Company W.. John
=. White and others be produced bo-
Iore the committee BY Clerk Boyd
before adjournment was taken yesfer.
day. it was turned over
To Finish Wednesday.
The members Of the judiciary com.
niitee and counsel hope 10 completes
their work Of taking evidence By Wed.
nesday evening Of next week. u was
announced following adjournment ver.
terday, that but seven witnesses re-
main 10 be examined. and then fha
committee viii prepare itg report TO
Be presented to tho House OF Repre-
Fentatyes of the United States con
Eress. After its presentation. the
House will either decide In favor 81
Impeachment or against it. and IN fav-
orablo. the report win De signed by
The Speaker and sent TO the senate for
action. and if favorable there. will be
PASSED to the next Congress-. al which
time Iudre Dayton viii be called for
final hearing
While members Of the judiciary
committee refused 20 comment on the
case. su Tar aE lf has prorresaed. a.
20 whether the Impeachment proceed
lnEs viii b. reported favorablv. 9th.
crs who have been ln attendance at
the hearings believe that the Judge
viii b. imurarhcd
Members ~ the committee and At
torrcys appearing Cor the urosacu-
ilon. together with many persons
Hlmwoned ae witnesses. left last
evening for their homes.
Morning Session.
The hrst witness called vas At
tofuey Charles vs.. Johnson. OF Clarka-
nuTg. w. va. He vent on the stand
in behalf OF judge uavton 10 pro.
dure documentary evidence a. % ths
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TAXATION
AND FINANCE THE SUBJECT OF
HEARINGS HELD BY HOUSE
COMMITTEE.
BIZ for Tax on Holding Land cIainied d
Most Attention-Many Declare II
Unconstitutional.
(By w. B. kEYSER
(Staff CorreapondentN

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. II
The FIRST public hearing OF parties az.
fected by the proposed revenue meas
ures. introduced before the legisla.
ture within the past week. was grant.
ed tonight by the House committee
on taxation and finance. which mas
the bills under consideration. The
meeting was held in the chamber of
-tbe-houBe % --Detegzfss.xDA uas
largely attended, among those being
present being Governor Hatfield
former Governor Dawson, State Tax
Commissioner Fred o. Blue and
other officials. as well as represen.
tatives OF companies opposing the
measure
Most Of to-night's meeting was
taken up with talks against the bill
proposing a license tax for holding
land, either in fee OF under lease, in
excess OF 5000 acres. Opponents OF
the proposed measure declared 10
their opinion that the bill Is unconsti-
tutional. in that IL is a revenue or tax
measure and not license tax. there
fore being contrary TO the provisions
OF the constitution that all basis OF
taxation must be equal and uniform.
The proposed bill. they contended.
Disseminated against the large land
holders.
May Oppose II.
Appearing against the bill we're At
torneys L. W. knight. OF Charleston: /:
A. +. Kenny. OF Parkersburg. member
of the legislative committee OF the
Independent oil g. Gas Producers
Association: Attorney Miller. Attor.
ney @. W. McClintick. representing
the tax department OF the Baltimore
q Ohio Railroad. the West Virginia
Pulp & Paper Company and the Cher
~ River Boom & Lumber Company,
and +. B. Enslow. OF Huntington. rep
resenung gas interests.
G. Burgess Taylor. OF Wheeling.
representing the Life Underwriters
Association OF West Virginia, appear
ed to protest against the proposed
excise tax on incomes OF corporations
Insofar AZ IL relates TO life Insurance
companies. He declared such COM
panies already are paying a tax OF
two per cent. and n the proposed bill
becomes effective. the tax In this
state will be higher than in any other
state
n. r. Nease. statisticlan Of the pub
lie service commission. asked per-
mission to hle with the committee
statistics In support Of the measure.
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After SIX days Of wrangling and fierce
over n admission by the Master of evidence
red g the states attorneys to be incompetent every respect
relevant and having bearing the proceedings
the Light Heat adjourned after
noon 10 March 10 This adjournment
eaieg and length by the attorneys for the
ice commission demanding the right produce evidence
OF the accusations and the snuaons
the Public Service Commission Master however on other
points raised during this remarkable controversy
OF the In fact throughout proceed
ing with one or two exceptions points rulings
Master have been continually
of the extraordinary proceedings NAV desirable
10 state exactly the condition which
When the Federal Court appointed hear the
eighteen dlnent specifications laid down. Specification No n
directed the Master to whether the oyenor of W
Virginia had exercised undue influence coerm over the Public
Service Commission in the matter of the Light Heat
rates had coed the reduce those rates
When the hearing opened in Wheeling Thursday last the at
toneys for the thev would
take evidence specification No IT, being they wished
to ignore all other specifications and particular sp6ca
ton relative to the Governors interference Commssion in be
fxinO of asrafeS III '"e
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all employees of common carriers. "a.
VOrinE the granting % licenses to eH.
pert miners or those lutendlnf 10 en-.
FaEo In that occupation and urges the
extension of the use % the union label
In an the Industries of the state
The election of officers will close
the business Of The convention. prob.
ably tomorrow. The members % the
federation we're photographed in n
uoup on the capital grounds this
afternoon. The claims OF the Hook.
ing valley miners for assistance were
presented % the convention hv Dele.
gate Thomas Cairns. and n resolution
was adopted directing the secretary
mailed Co each local I'M the state. 10.
qucatinF aid for thl1 purpose ft le
said resolution win b. offered TO-
morrow farorifg The cailng Of n state
constitutional convention
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BE RESENTED
ACTION OF SPECIAL MASTER IN
Gas CASE Us UNFAIR, SAYS
GOVERNOR HATFIELD.
says Actions Are Characteristic OF
men behind Case and People
Will Resent Them.
(6Y w. r. KEYsER.O
(Stan Correspondentl

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. H.
Ealing attention to the fact that
three members OF the Public Service
commission, responding TO subpoenas
from the Federal court. had remained
IN wheeling for ten days. waiting to
De called upon to give testimony in
the proceeding OF the Manufacturers
Light 4 Heat Company, and after the
representatives OF the company had
Iailed 10 call them to the witness
stand TO give testimony, that they had
been denied an opportunity to refute
the charges of executive interference
Governor Hatfield declared tonight
that he believed the people of the
STATE would bitterly resent such an
unfair, arbitrary and unjust proceed
ing"
The Master hearing this testimony
mas seen mt 20 adjourn the hearing
Tor several weeks and has denied the
state the request m.tSt1-plsce tts
apparent that the Representatives OF
the gas company brought about some
arrangement that may give them a
chance TO place before the people OF
the state what they considered their
vent any refutation by the state" said
the Governor.
Characteristic Tactics.
III the attorneys for the gas COM
pany did not intend to use the mem
bers OF the Public Service Commis-
sion in the hearing, why were they
summoned TO Wheeling and kept
there for ten days and then denied an
opportunity to testify? These tao
tics are CHARACTERISTIC OF the fight that
has been waged by the representative
OF this huge corporation to destroy
regulation in West Virginia and place
the people at the mercy OF the cor
porattOn greed.
BY taking the members OF the pub-
Tic service commission away from their
duties Tor ten days. they have complete
y tied up for that time this important
department OF state government and
have made the commission a mere tool
IN the hands OF the attorneys OF the gas
company. The state was anxious TO pro-
ceed with It's hearing but the masters
ruing makes IL impossible 20 answer
these attacks until such time as the
counsel Tor the gas company desires that
the answer be made-and a. is not un-
reasonable 20 conclude that they will be
In the near future In the meantime the
members OF the public service commits
sion and myself are refused our day ia
called fair play" that has been prsS-
uced BY those who are directing the af-
fairs OF this corporation.
Ignored BubposnaaL
1t Will be recalled that the Faa com
pany'a counsel withdrew from the hear
Ing before the public service commission
Withstanding one claim Of these parties
as 20 their living strictly up to ali pro-
glsi1s' s1ss coa,. 9i law they showed their sg-
er OF the state BY Ignoring subpoenss
from the public service commission and
hharr,iedly sSattsred % points outside the
II Is little wonder that the patience
oi nc masses go, oi the people has been
onstrats that certain pubiis serviee Ps us5I con-
porationa are allowed 20 override All
justice and fairplay a. they have done
a mockery Of justice
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IMMIGRATION INSPECTOR
MAY SURVIVE INJURIES

Special Dispatch 70 the Gntelligencer.
BUFFALO. ". v, Feb. 1.-THE
condition OF George r. Allen. immi-
grafton inspector of Wheeling. who
was 80 brutally assaulted Thursday
By thugs here a. GeneEee and Jeifer-
son streets. tonight o. unchanged. but
unless complications develop. the doc
tors here In the German hospital be
llcye DO will recover. although his
skull iH fractured Police are still
holding Eve men On connection with
the assault. two of the prisoners being
charred with highway robbery. The
prisoners will not be arraigned here
iu court until Allen leaves the hos
pital. which may be ave weeks hence.
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Dayton in OIL Deals.
He also testified to the fact that
Mr.. Charles +. Teter had told him
that he was responsible for the ap-
pOintment OF Judge Dayton to the po-
sltion he now holds. and that he was
so close to the judge that he could
reach him any time. The witness al
so said that he was interested with
the Judge in an oil and gas company
that they sold 10 the Standard Oil
company because Il was not suffi-
ciently productive for them. He also
told Of the Judge. with other men.
purchasing coal lands in 1906 that he
was also after
I The last witness for the day, Mr..
4 Edward a. Meade. OF Parkersburg,
said that be had testified in an oil
and gas case 10 Judge Dayton's court
In which his testimony was stricken
out after the defendant in The suit
stated that his testimony was not
competent. although he had been call
ed BY the plaintiff 10 give information
Mr.. Charles ". Johnson. a Clarks-
burg attorney. testified 70 the cf-
Tor the Impeachment OF Judge Jack
son and that these charges were pre-
pared az the instance OF John Mitchell.
/ president Of the United Mine Work
lers OF America. He acknowledge
however. that he didn't know whether
AIAn AAaA AaH"a MFlF NEHUUNNNnAH TOT Nne
resignation OF Judge Jackson. neith-
Ter did be know whether they had ever
reached President Roosevelt. to whom
they were 10 have been presented. Mr
Johnson. the witness. was summoned
BY the defense.
Elliott Recalled.
General Elliott was recalled. hav-
ling appeared before the committee at
'Parkersburg last Saturday lie told
|of the activity Of the Baltimore A.
ohio railroad company in behalf OF
judge Dayton and the entire ticket In
an election. General Elliott was able
TO remember many matters distinctly.
but the more important ones were for.
gotten. these being such that much
Hight would have been thrown on the
case that would have been Of great
assistance TO the committee Mem
bers or the committee went after the
witness mercilossly. ~ question after
question was fired at him. They
wanted The truth. they said. and were
stopping az nothing to get it.
General Elliott Identified n picture
on man, who went BY the name of
coates and sometimes under other
names. being the man by whom he
vas employed. he said. 10 act as a
Juird States detective iu the Saw.
ton Investigation. on the picture with
Coates was a picture Of Miss Grace
heitcrs. an Island girl. who has been
connected with several nucsfionabl
ercapadeH When the witness idDr-
tihed the picture Of the giri and an
nounced her name in the court room.
mild sensation was caused
island Girl IN Scheme.
The prosecution CHARGED that graca
lleiterE had been offered $1,000 Iy
friends of Judge Dayton or bic roun.
fel. 90 bring witnesses into c0mur0-
nlsinE positions. 90 that they mlfht
~ prevent them from tcsufvInn
against the judge When fhia thnrro
vas made. Attorney Howard asked
that BE- be given perm saion 20 bring
au affidavit Of tho E'rl before the com
mitfec 90 show that the charge was
unfoundcd. The committee took the
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FEDERATION MAY
FINISH TODAY
CO.'S ON RECORD FAVoRtNo
EQUAL SUFFRAGE AND PAY
BY WEIGHT FOR MINERS
Election Of oHioers VIII Close Con-
vention-Resolution for Conatl-
tutlonal Convention.

Adopting an the recommendation of
We resolution committees. including
those favoring equal suffrage. the
passage Of the proposed state Law
compelling the payment Of miners hy
weight Instead Of b. the car. favor
lnE the organization ~ the women
Worker1 of the state. advocating the
regulation Of the uae OF wood alcohol
proposing the licensing of an oparat-
ors Of electrical machinery of what
ever nature, lavorinr the creation Of
state board of sanitary inspectors
ana urfing the Orgaulzation of the
negro workers of West virginia. the
slate federation of labor devoted most
of itg time today 20 tho couaidorafi0n
Of commission reports.
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GRACE DEITERS ISLAND GIRL. SAID TO HAVE BEEN EN-
PLOYED BY DEFENSE TO GET WITNESSES
IN COMPROMISING POSITIONS
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SPECIFICATION NO. IL. ALONE REFERRING TO GOVERNORS
ACTIONS, WAS TAKEN UP BY THE GAS
COMPANY'S ATTORNEYS
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AFTER MUCH WRANGLING
CASE SET FOR MARCH 16
RESUME OF GAS CASE SHOWS THERE WAS FIERCE CONTEN
TON DURING THE ENTIRE SIX DAYS 1T
WAS BEING HEARD HERE

STATES ATTORNEYS CLAIM ADMISSION OF MUCH EVIDENCE
PERMITTED BY MASTER THAT WAS IRREI-
EvANT AND INCOMPETENT
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DAYTON BORROWS HEAVILY
WITHOUT ANY COLLATERAL
PHLIPPI BANKERS GIVE DAMAGING TESTIMONY CONCERN.
ING BANKING TRANSACTIONS OF JUDGE
DAYTON AND HIS son. ARTHUR

S A. MOORE DEALER IN COAL LANDS AND REAL ESTATE
TELLS OF JUDGE BUYING COAL LANDS SINCE
HE WENT ON THE BENCH
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lace at o'clock The damage to the
workings WAS slight
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CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT.
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Ine federation also favnra the en-
artment of a Law compelling inc ~.
'tabiiqhment % semi monthly pay for
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island Girl IN Scheme

CONTINUED on PAGE EIGHT.
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Judge Holt Explains

Judge Holt made reply 10 Mr. We'll
and explained the matter in 1ues-
lion. lie said that he and asroriafe
counsel Tor the State had fnveafiratef
previously the reference 10 other let
tiers made BY the Governor in hfa
communication Of October H. ne
said That they had found that many
people about tho State were in tho
habit Of sending complaints regard.
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The first witness called was Al.
toIuey lharles W. Johnson. OF Clarka-
burg w. Va Ha vent on the gfsnf
IN tchaIf OF Judge DAYTON 10 uro
duce documentary evidence aa % ths
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-17

After Mary, queen 81 Scots, bad sue
ceeded IN effecting her escape from the
gam old fortress Of Dochleyen her de
liverer. William Douglas. threw the
keys which had brought her her free
dom into the waters OF the lake. There
they lay tnl the parching summer ~
1905. when a boy named William
Honeyman. while strolling on ifs
banks. picked up bunch Of eve keys
o. antique workmanship fastened by
an iron ring. These the boy carried
10 the parish schoolmaster. who for
warded them % the Earl Of Morton.
hereditary keeper q Lochleven castle.
near Edinburgh. where they stlil re-
main. They are without doubt the
old keys which william Douglas threw
into the loch on the eventual night
when the queen escaped. only - 10
taken AGAIN and consigned 10 iife long
rfufirffr.
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An Artist,s critieism.

Falguiere. the sculptor, told a capita
story of Henner. the great artist, VIII,
although he lived la Paris all his life
never lost his Alsatian peasant nc
cent or his country manners. But
Henner was a very keen critic ano
had clever way Of showing his dis
like OF wordy enthusiasm. Fkguiere
whose talent as sculptor is known al
the world over, was very fond of paint
ing, but he did not paint particularly
well. One day Henner was in his
studio, and Falguire showed him some
OF his pictures.
What do you think Of this one p
asked Falguiere.
superb said Henner, with his Al
sation accent. 'Marfelousw
"And this oneT'
"Broditchous"
"And this one?"
"Suplimer
Then the old man picked up little
bust which his friend bad just finished:
"Ah." he said. Now. OATS goodg
II never painted after that" said
Falguiere.
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KINDS or RHEUMATISM

In popular language the word rheurns,
tisln : = term that covers . multitude d
ais II which rain j. tie chief symptom.
Arrirular riIeurnmtiaTn. iniiammat0TT
rheumafism and rheumatic lever are a.
uarnes fof the sane diseare. Nus-ulAf
rlleurnsfissn afe1s tlle muscles and dees
nof srrsad from ore sf.ot % snotlser hks
irfauu,ntory rileurnafisu. lutnhago .
q form q ruuasrlsr rieumafisru.
Sorns gseusle have rlseuuatisn ewerv
winter especially thu@e Tsupie who IN
f.erit . rissuuiatir tefaenrY. Ihsy wi8
rnrtir.fs - have rlsrurrinr atterks urtA
fils tlopi - fuit ~ - q s1-s-uFth sui
Fair~f - r-rrrrulFlF ttls rtIeunlafie Fls4-
s1n. Enseruai aTF.iieatiufss and eFngs
tisMt afatsy rsiieet IT, pain az useAsss-
~ Williams TGnk f6Eis tuid ~ tie
bl1,,a ard really rrsrsss ti1e trUEitls.
Wa 80 rs1isrns In tie hlurd t,Is-s =
a r.-,fltiru fllst ..st tsfsser 80 heAttn
fo-rs.s az tis q $50 VIA tte rtseu-
rurtie s.uisus, rs-t-n 10 49, tluul r-sts tAi,n
rnsTfT Wien So tluul y made "a
and ~ - rsr Williams Fiflk flls ttse
fa-'i.rs-.s - 1e---rrei nad srrsllet
H. So farrfts liciliirr II ttss
FIr.-.Fs fe'ls 80 vilrlf eta~T ard So 6lss
hsnE WIS a. Fnf - -rt On -
rsl.~s - go - Wfixms MtlirIFs. ft
$3.50 ~ Wnwr uwm Ermrraxa
sais ii. wailinn.s Fsxk E1l.-
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- :. ... 60, 49,.

rs an interesting yet simple method
TIVE crgrs ~ ieruUns are obtained Ia
SHY during the yeaf. though the sec
end q IN every Wny inferior. The
aluo-1nai fruit b. known hs fbs Yer
daln lssuun and Il marketed during tie
summer racrfis. TIE NerdeiM temon
rresn ~ culnr. grUws ctllteuT.orau
~ % tie same tires wffh The ordinary
~ rpnsw Iefnon ~ commerce end -
oiaalr,aa ~ tie f1zlswfnr nnefbs1- TIE
lemon trss. uhieh 1ewsrs IN Aprll -
ksrf without unfe frUm that persed
uneg Eusg. she's tls ruu-s are iasNvnv
FanaHa far tire Ths results II
srrnna aft ~ iassafus from wtiah
rIn eume nc Ferasiu lsr1ons Taae
o-1iusFr lfrnr erap a. ridfat IL ~
r.arfhs t@sriffinz witt ortnl@-. hut
flls ra-lsm lanana o. nas msfurs
rnEH - Bert MET -Arrumnul
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EZRA A. THAYER SUICIDE.
Harvard Law Dean Missing Since Last
Tuesday.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 1.-THE body Of
Ezra r. Thayer, dean of Harvard law
school, was found in the Charles river
basin shortly after noon yesterday. DIR.
George b. Magrath said the body had
been in the water apparently about thir.
ty-six hours and he pronounced il case
OF suicide.
Mr.. Thayer's body was seen by Back
bay patrolman within two feet of the
wall at the foot OF Deerfeld street and
not far from the dead mans home. at
IL Bay street road The body was taken
from the water by Metropolitan park pa.
trolmen. Mr. Thsyer had been in poor
health for some months. He spent the
summer with his family at bingham
and recently went with them 10 Pom
fret, Conn, for a visit. lie came 20 Bos-
ton Monday afternoon and checked his
hand bag at the South station parcel
room where il was later found. lie was
last seen Tuesday afternoon between
four and four-thirty az his home in
Bay state road BY painter named Ran.
kin who was az work there. After Civ.
ing the painter some directions. Mr..
Thsyer left the house IL was discov-
cred that his watch had stopped AZ s.30
This. taken in connection with the state.
ment Of DIT. Magrath, indicated that Mr..
Thayer went AZ once 10 the basin. The
body has been taken 20 the morgue for
an autopsy.
AZ the time the drowning was report.
ed 10 Dr. Magrath, who was personal
friend of Mr.. Thsycr. the medical exam.
iner was in conference with William q. |
Townsend. an attorney, in regard 10
searching for Mr.. Thayer.
Professor Thayer was q member Of 1
the law firm Of Store. Thormdike. Pal. 1
ner A Thayer until BE- took charge Of /
the Harvard law school He was born 4
IN Milton in lsss. Since he graduation 4
from Harvard and the Law school b.
bad been prominent in legal affairs. aud 4
declined an appointment Is justice
q the supreme court 0f the state He
leaves q widow.
Prof Thayer bad been under the care
q ptysician for nearly vear and had
ben compelled 70 give ~ some Of his
Isetures