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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
MINERS TRAPPED
In An Illinois Coal Mine by An
Explosion of Gas and May
All Be Dead.

CHRISTOPHER, Ill, July IL
Nineteen miners were trapped in one
of the entrances of MorwelI mine No.
/ here today by an explosion of gas.
1t is believed all have perished. Six
miners badly burned made their way
to safety. The accident occurred
forty feet below the surface. Five
hundred men are employed in the
mine but there are several entrances
and only few were at the entrance
near which the explosion occurred.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
VsoNzo RIVER BATTLE
MIGHTIEST OF THE WAR
CIV AsseerArrp PRrss,

BERIIN, July 27.-The battle be-
+vsen the Italians and Austrfans
oTone the Isonzo river is described
liz 8 correspondent in the Tyrol as
AZ mightiest and most frightful OF
tbe world war. The great struggle
fas lasted a week without any de-
cisiong having been reached.
The principal Italian onslaught
has been directed toward the Dooer-
nas a1otaau. where the artillery fire
% l.DoaeJs in intensity that of the bat
t ties at Tarnow and Gorlice in Ga
lfcia-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
REVOLUTION
Reaches Presidential Residence
with Fighting and President
Forced to Take Refuge.
csv AssocIArED PREss,
HaTT

PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, July q.
The revolutionary movement
against President GuiIIaume, which
broke out under the leadership of DR..
Bobe last March, showed itself here
today. After several hours of fight
ing at the presidential residence,
where the president made courage
Gus defense against the revolutionfsts,
the president took refuge in the
Frnch Legation, whittier the mem
bers of his family had preceded him.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
HIGH RANK GENERAL
is KILLED IN BATTLE
<nv AsaeerArEe PREss'

TTDTNE, Italy, July 27.-GensTal
Anotonio Canters has been killed IN
battie on the Isonzo front. He is the
Srst oflcer of that rank lost by Italy
ne won a general commission by the
herofsm he displayed during the OPP
erations in Tripoli
Armed only with riding whip ne
directed his men from the most eX-
nnsad positYon declaring he would be
. ehamed to run less risk than his
soldiers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
LEWIS RESIGNS.

GRAFTON, July 27-Clyde Lewis
has resigned as superintendent OF
the Grafton Traction Company in
order to engage in the electrical en-
eineerinE business and John WEIGH.
a veteran street car employee. has
been appointed as his successor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
NAG0 EVACUATED
BY Carranza Troops and Major
Funston's Situation There
by Relieved.

WASHINGTON, July 27-Carran-
ga troops have evacuated Naco and
left civil administration. Their ac-
ton relieves a threatening situation.
in which Major General Funston had
orders to shell the Mexican territory.
1t is believed that the Carranza ad-
vance on Nogales will be halted and
the danger of fighting will pass.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
BOATS BURNED.

AMSTERDAM, July 27-The Nor
wegian bark, Harboe, was attacked
and set on fire Sunday by a German
The crew, which has
landed here, was given five minutes
in which to get into the boats. The
captain says he saw three other boats
on fire near the spot where the Har-
Doe was attacked.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
NEW COMPLAINT MADE.

CHARLESTON, July 27.-Former
Governor w. 2. .Glasscock, of Morgan
town, has filed a complaint with the
public service commission against the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad. asking
that the commission establish rates
on the shipment of limestone in the
northern part of the state.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27

REDFTELD BEGINS
EASTLAND PROBE
BIRDS ARE A NUISANCE
IN CITY OF MORGANTOWN.

MoRGANToWN, July 81
Huge swarms of blackbirds and
martins in trees of the resi-
dence section, which have be-
come an intolerab1e nuisance,
are bathing the efforts of resi-
dents and city officials.
Various methods have been
tried in efforts to drive them
away but all without success.
Shotguns, smudges and Rom
an candles proved ineffective
and now the city fire depart
ment is battling with the huge
swarms every evening by turn
ing several streams OF high
pressure hose upon the trees.
This method proves effectual
for the time being, but in the
morning the swarms are back
in their rookeries.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
SHIP HELD UP.

BATAVIA, Java, via London. July
27-The American oil steamship
Maverick from Los Angeles, on
reaching the Java sea, was held up by
a Dutch warship as suspect. the
vessel was brought to Batavia and
after an inspection of its papers was
released.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
DANISH SHIP SUNK.
rnx Annnc,Arrp pRrss,

COPENHAGEN, via London, July
27.-The Danish steamship Nogill,
bound from Gothenburg, Sweden. forr
the River Tyne and laden with rail-
way ties, has been sunk in the North
sea by German submarine The
crew of the steamer was landed az
Wilhelm shayen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
TERRA ALTA CHOSEN.

ELKINs, July 27-Terra Alta has
been chosen as the place for the
1915 convention of the West Vir-
GINA Rural Mail Carriers Assoc1a-
sion, in annual convention here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
CoMMITTEE QUALITIES.

George B. Robinson qualified be-
fore the county court Tuesday as
committee of Dorsey G. Robinson, an
insane person, with bond at $500 and
clyde F. and Homer C. Robinson sur
cites.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
SEVEN MINERS TAKEN
OUT OF MINE DEAD
eoy ssuee,A4En paaaa,

MURPHYsBORO, H., July e.
Four hundred and fifty men were in
the mine at Christopher when the ex-
plosion occurred but most of them
escaped. Seven men were taken out
dead.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
FRENCH STATEMENT
OF WAR OPERATIONS

PARIS, July 27.-The French war
o45ce today gave out the following
- bombardment yesterday OF
Eurnes and of East Dunkirk was Ioi-
low We0 ~, the German barracks at Wes-
(continued on page 3D.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-07-27
ARE ENVELOPING
RUSSIAN ARMIES
. : +@44 #@%%@#% =
NO FEAR OF DEATH.
DIV Asgoctated Press. }

GENEVA, July 27-The Trib-
une prints the following re-
garding the operations in the
italian war theater:
1.-THE Austrians fight with ut
ter contempt for death and the
losses on both sides are fright
full, but those of the Austrian
appear heavier"
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fContinued "a page ID.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
VARIABLE TONE IS IMPARTEO ID
 STOCK MARKET
Opening of Market Showed Some Increases, Followed by Break and Then by Siffening Action.

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.- Conflicting conditions at home and abroad im- parted variable tone Co tho stock market The market opened with general advances over yesterday close made quick gains. ,hcu de clned. closing somewhat firmly The grain market factor in this movement caused another sharp break in op- tions suggesting anxiety over n D export situation. May wheat declin- cd 10 S146I-2. a dpc,In, of IS l-2 from a week ago.
 Another gold importation from Can ada was the most direct development m the London foreign exchange, show ing more steadiness Continental re- mittances especially showed further depreciation Italian eNchange again was feverish. dealers expressing the belief that it's course indicated a new and more acute condition there.
 Specific movements u stocks hero included a sudden weakness in New York Central with moderate strength in Coalers and Pacilics Canadian Pa ciuc excepted. Steel coppers and cer tain specialUes. New Haven became active in the later operations at a price well above the latest maximum Rock Island was the heaviest of the list
 Time money relaxed from fne le cent sunenne tendency Loans o three and four months were uegotiat ed at three to three end a fourth pei cent Firmness ruled the bond mar ket local fractions southern Paciii' aud Missouri Pacific issues reelected the moderate inquiry Total sale' par value SlS50O0u
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
WAR COLLEGE Is PROPOSED FOR ARIZONA
Goldwater Bill Provides For a Military Institute at Pres cott Where Young Men May Receive Training

PHOENIN. Feb. 26.- Senator Gold water has announced his intention to introduce in the senate tomorrow bin having for u- title, "Au act to create a state military institute" and which in terms provides for a conn mission to consist Of the governor of the state. the superintendent of uub- lie instruction and the president Of the University Of Arizona which com- mission will have as its title Com mission of the Military Institute Of Arizona"
 The duty Of the commission is to procure from the United States gov crnmeut a donation of ihe land and buildings of Whipple Barracks at Prescott for the purpose of utilizing the same as a state military institute for the effective military training and education of young males of the state
 A further provision of the bill sets aside the 100000 acres of land grant ed to the state for military institutes under the enabling act for the eNclu- siye benefit of the proposed institute The commission is further entrusted with the duties Of preparing plans and securing estimates showing the cost required to properly and suitably utilize the building now at Whipple
 Barracks and to present such data 10 the next session of the legislature
 The commission serves without com.
 pensaton except that necessary ex-
 pensCs incurred are to be paid by the
 state
 Senator Colter today introduced a
 bin having for its object the amend
 ment 10 the present statute relating
 to the qualification of electors. add
 ing a proviso O the existing law that
 the educational qualification now re
 quired from electors shall not be re quired of Mexicans over fifty year.
 Of age who have been residents o
 the state for five years prior to th, date of election, proyidiHa of course
 that they have all of the other re |ANlItlIfNIh bi titNiblH. Nt Niii l' , strongly urged by Golfer by reason % . the existing conditions in his hom, 3 county Apache, where the educationa i, qualifications barred many of thD . .most Influential citizens Of that count, from exercising the electoral frau l chise
 , Senator Karus of santa Cruz count! i took the initial step today necessar. flor providing the hattleship Arizona , with a silver service. His bin proyid es for the creation Of uud to bl , known as "The Battleship Arizona IslYer' Service Fund" whichIs crcatet , as stated in the bin for the purpos Of expressing on the part of the pee . pie of Arizona the proper apprecia ton of the naming for the state of On Idreadnought which, with its siste . ship the "Penusylyauia win whe
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
IN L- II M..r-..-.- ]

BOSTON. Feb 26.-The whole mar. ket showed renewed activity and strength with active issues IA 10 1 l-2 higher. Steel and Amalgamared were prominent leaders. In tEe Boston mar ket Greene Cananea, hllouoz and Vol verine advanced The mar kct is stu narrow but each rally car ries stocks a little higher It begins Co Ioik as if We had seen rhe low prices for some time Go come and barring uufayorable war development we shall sec.9 substantial rally.
 Verde Extension continued active with the demand more than sufficient to absorb prost takue sales. Slight recession at the close is natural and does not signify pressure Jerome Verde is in fair demand around 25 cents
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27

launched as anticipated this coming summer be the largest battleship afloat
 For the initiation of tho fund which it is planned shall reach $l0,000 or more S10oO is appropriated from the general fund of the state The bal- auce of the fund is to consist of do- nations from residents of Arizona. no individual donation to exceed one dol lar The state treasurer is. made the custodian of the fund but the wover- nor is directed 70 invite subscriptions by calling the fund to the attention of the various organizations of the state
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27

Evidently having in mind that the duties to be performed by the gover- nor will be exaciing and onerous, he is authorized under the bin to com tract for the purchase Of the service in question
 In 9 hil introduced by Senator Dwchman. it is proposed 70 appropri ate from the general fund $2,5O0 to pay for the drilling of an artesian well on the Wilmot rifle range near Tue son at assite Co be selected by Adpu tant Harris which official shall con duet the pr, pective venture
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
QUARTER BILLION LOAN

BERLIN. Feb 26 The imperial government will shortly issue a sec Qud five per cent war loan of 8 tuarler billion dollars maturing on an average of five years The price is about nnety-eight and one-halr
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
TRAFFIC STOPPED

WASHINGTON. Feb 2G The state department was informed trou Vera Cruz that traffic bcl0een that port and Mexico City had been m- terrupted since last night Activity of Zapata forces is believed here to be the cause
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
LAW UPHELD

ALBANY. N. Y. Feb 26 The con sutudoualty Of the state law Drohi- biting employment of aliens on public works was upheld by inc court of ap- Deals The suit was brought in cou- uec.ion with the employment Of lo- borers in the New York subway
Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-27
Hacks Hardwick uop) and Coach
 Push.

Report now has it that Hacks" Hardwick, Harvard star, may be chosen to coach University School football team at Cleveland for the 1915 season. The athletic authori- ties at the school refuse to verify the report, saying that the choice will not be announced for another month.
 The man who is selected for the job will have to measure up pretty well if he proves a worthy successor to Speedy Rush, who will go to Princeton the coming season Rush was regarded as the leader among an the prep school coaches and one of the best in Che country when Princeton invited ! in.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12

New Jersey Man Fails ito Re-
ceive Any Balm from
Jury.

ORANGE, N. 8, Sept. II. month
ago. Fred Calm. Of Newark. had 4 $500
ring and q girl Now he has lost the
girl. who failed to return the ring.
and jury has decided that she was
justified In giving the ring to her
mother 70 pay expenses for the we'd
ding which didn't occur.
Mtss May L. piche, Of sos Bergen
street. Newark. Is the girl to whom
the $500 ring was given, and she said
that It was Gains Unpleasant re-
marks to her mother. his insistence
that he would stay out nights after
they were married and his failure to
take her on trips that he had prom
ised which caused the engagement to
eb broken. - -.
Calm said they had agreed that II
q any trouble occurred between them
the ring should be given back to
him. but the Jury decided that Miss
Piches disposal q the ring was right
and proper. n n ! /! &
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
CANDLES
For Life
Alpine Chausseur Wins but Has
Not the Heart to XIII
German.

GENEVA, Switzerland, Sept. IL
How an Alpine chausseur gambled
for his life with captured German
is told in, a letter to his sister In Cen
eva.
II won" he says. "but h>d not the
heart to kill my German adversary.
He spoke French well, having been
at Marseilles two years, and knew the
game Of MANTLE well but the cards
favored me. My corporal and my
self were sent out at night to recon
hotter and we captured this German
sentinel quietly smoking, out Of
reach Of his rifle. standing against a
tree nearby. He surrendered, but
made sarcastic remarks In French
about the way we make prisoners, SO
challenged hi INTO sake his life
against mine at cards. The German
is now satisfied prisoner in
France" 10 'aSs'i
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
.W0nAN'S GOLD TOOTH
sT0EENlAS SHE SLEEPS
Thief Prizes Metal from Her Jaw
Without AWaking His

BELLAIRE, o., Sept. III s-While she
was sleeping the other night, some
marauder entered the room
of Mrs. Russell Gordon and stole a
gold tooth from her mouth, deity pry-
ing II out. When she awoke Mrs.
Gordon was Mortified to hnd that the
tooth was missing, s
As William Jones, d boarder, could
not be found, she suspected that he
was the offender. Investigation de-
ve1oped that Jones had pawned a gold
tooth for Is cents. The police, unable
to find Jones, ordered the return OF
the tooth to It's owner, at the same
time admonishing her to sleep with
one eye open and her mouth shut.
The woman "a positive Jones must
have chloroto Formed Her.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
Inl1ite a eddy
=. To I: Join
Anies
Milwaukee Germans .vviIl PAY
His Expenses othe
War Zone.

/ MILWAUKEE. Sept. M.-Charles
Mecifel, representing a. number Of
Milwaukee Germans, has aEcTesseu a
letter to Theodore Roosevelt, asking
him to join the allies army as their
expense and fight against the kaiser
and his soldiers. He says these men
have subscribed $3.50 with which to
.defray Colonel Roosevelt's expenses
to enable him to join Canadians who
are soon to start for France. Mechei.
advises the ex-president that IL he
chooses oSaccept the offer It will give
him the time OF his slife..'-- - .s-s Y
81 can't command e the scolonel to,
god ssaid slfr. Meohel s.sIt zis,s his own
business II he accepts"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
LIGHTNING KILLS Tyso

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, sspf 4
John Isham. IS. was itilied a5ill
Curtis Gossett, 20. was shocked inl6
insensibility when lightnfn StT,Ici:
the hollow tree In which III f,s'l6
young men had sought shelter arosss
the rain on the banks Of the Tsns
nessee river. Two other man WHO
had been camping With Ishanas ma
Gossett along the river. and vic were
some distance from the tree Ii INA
time the ifghtninE struck ware Gohs
siderably shocked.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
MAKING SHELLS
For the United States Govern
I1ent IS a Firm in
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept 11.4George M.
.Getschow, secretary Of Phillips. Get
schow and Company, Sis quoted as stat
Ing that he is a stock der IN a firm
which is making 100, 900 six inch shells
for the United States army, and that
the German government. like all the
allies, Is purchasing munitions Of war
in the American market.
II have seen some Of the German
contracts" Mr. Getschow- continued.
That Germany Is a buyer Is common
knowledge among manufacturers.
Most of the shipments to Germany are
made in Norwegian and Danish steam
ships. Il.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
LAUGHTER FATAL

X SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Sept. dn.-A
peal Of laughter caused the death Of
Delilah WFant. the 10 Year Old daugfi.
ter OF Mt. and Mrs. Isaac Wyant. liv-
ing on a homestead near Reliance.
Accompanied by couple Of compan-
ions, the girl was visiting d garden
and was eating peas from the pod.
She was Ia q very merry mood. and
during this INDUCED. in a hearty peal
OF laughter. This caused some Of the
peas to lodge in, the bronchial tube
aud e:ch6kea tt death before as
ststance could be given her. -:
tlssH1..ia q. saL.ass- isl-iiss = 8 So q
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
PIGEON HES
From Ohio to California in Little
gg Over Five Days. mn

Los ANGELES. CAL, Sept. H..
Ben Bolt, = carrier pigeon, has es.
tablfshed a new long distance flight
Of approximately 1900 miles from
Norwalk, o. to this city It was
made in five days. nine hours, and
thirty-one minutes.
The best previous ,hisht, according
to records. was. made in 1912 by q
bird which covered 4 900, miles II
two days, nine hours, forty-three
minutes and twdlss sstohd5.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
KILLED BY CANDY ..sUckE,

KILLED BY CANDY SUCKER"
REGINA. sask., Canada. Sept. IL.
Peter Robert, the 4 year old son
Of Carl Molten. died from the result
OF injuries received when he fell with
an "all day sucker" in his mouth. The
sharp stick was forced into the roof
OF his mouth and conclusion OF the
brain resulted.
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house law. The tabernacle will seat
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gas well III On file Isam N farm east Of
Town thro,ipl, The Rie eTninn sand non
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who has been nursing Mrs. Walter:
Butcher. OF Bremen, O.,4who suffered
2 fractured MP IN q runaway during.
the sPennsboro fan. has returned to
ner nome.
Charles Ross, who is suffering from
lag under theFcare Ut Dr.
OF Harrisvtlle.s
Z.
Henneghah and Hanlon have COM
|pfeted the new oline pipe line that
connects all, their properties in this
county with the new station they have
recently installed at CORVALLIS and
gasoline by rail and eliminate hauling
by wagon, that Is sorry job In the
winter time, with the roads all but
impossible.
i b. M. Whalley, the well known
Parkersburg lawyer, was in town this
week. arranging to take his brother
chauncey and his mother to Parkers-
The work on the st. Marys road Is
progressing as. rapidly as Is possible
but there! Is small probability OF the
road being opened for traffic. any more
viii be in first class shape for auto
ISIS and travellers, "a
Company has a considerable force e0s at
work cleaning up the right of way,
removing all trash, weeds and other
fire or other accident and will soon
have the entire line looking fine for
the approaching winter season.
INK is -
/ Owing to inability to secure q sup
ply Of crushed stone for mixing ce-
cement walk makers are Idle lust now.
. - ;;a;.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hickman de-
parted Wednesday evening for a. brief
a n
contemplate locating. g.
-
1 Misses Nell Cook. Pearl Hickman,
Marion Reed, Gordon Trainer. JOS
the scholars attending nigh school G ~
Pennsboro this winter.
day for visit in Highland county
Virginia. b 3
;,l 49,
a couple Of weeks on his farm neaTjl
Delaware. o.
Mre n ~ y, Z. K -, -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12

Ross Bouer, Carl WorstslI, CALVIN
Vincent and u Nj. Dtiiy are tie crew
working on the Lambert well. : IS
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12
y ]. q Dawson of the Carter oil Com
pany lease department is spending the
week in the Charleston oil fields. 4

Carson Post, wife and little, daugh-
ter, Virginia, returned from wheeling
week. where they took in the big fair
all week. Mr.. Post. who travels for
the Hicks and Hoge dry goods hrm,
got out his fall and winter samples
while in the city.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12

i b. M. Whalley the well known.
Parkersburg lawyer, was in town this
week. arranging to take his brother
and his mother to Parkers-
burg for the winter.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-12

Farmers and others who need to
use coal. are getting in the winter,s
supply while the roads are passsble.
Al very> good grade OF coal Is being
sold here from scrle mine near Clark