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better
Is MorthvieM Man and he May
Not Be Tried as Suspect
ed IunatiC.

- 2
Q. "A. Talking ton; the Northyiew man
who was taken TO the county jail a
day or two ago as a suspected lunatic,
Is improving and he may not bestried
under lunacy proceedings He was
arrested at Nurthyiewl lor, drunkenness
and Sdisorderly conduct bat his acti6ns
became 50 queer that he was taken to
the county jail to- await a hearing
Under lpnacy proceedings These
were delayed, however, awaiting de-
yelopments as to his condition
Owing to the confusion OF names
In the commitment, ,thesp risope WAS
reported as being Joseph L. Lambert,
of NorthSiew. Mr. Lambert i8 the
police chief sof chat suburb aud is the
man who arrested and jailed Mr.. Talk
ingtofl. g.s
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.sRECRTYEi,,s SALE.

On Saturday, March 9th. 1915. a
10 O'Clock "a. M. 1T Basisss Box Fac.
tory. IN South Huekhannont Upstui
County. West Virginia, / viii oftef
for sale. To- the highest bidder the fol-
lowing dsscribed property
I 4 Lot Junk Machinery, 1 set Band
SAT- Filing Aiadliihas and Tools u
Band Saws, Cursor Stands and
Saws, 1 Mailing Machine, 1 .Sduartne
Machine, 4 Bat Saw Machine; j Don,
BILE Cut-otf, Pony Band Saw Mil
Complete, 4 rlaner, I Board box Ma;
chine, 1 Band .Ressaw Machine; 1 ed
| ger and Saw, Band Rinssaw Ma,
chine, 2 Swinging Cutoff Saws and
Frames, Main Skating, Hangers
Rulieys and Betting, shaving Sys'
TEN Boiler and Piping Complete, 1
Steam Boiler, Steam Engine, ]
|Jctnter 80 Factory Trucks, Dr.
Kiln Comp letcy IS Dry Kiln trucks
4 aLth MIL Complete, / Check Pro
fector, 1 Flat Top Desk. 4 Roll TOT
|1Hsk, 4 Office Chairs. i Gas stow
lot Sof lumber Consisting or Hem.
lock, password, Chestnut and Hard
Wood, a lot Of nails, assorted sizes. fs
The book accounts owing to Eof-
faine Davis and any and all other
property off the said LORRAINE DaFls
whether herein specifically named d
nat
/ will fer this for sale i'm bulk and
resrving the right to sell the same
either in bulk or by separate item:
Terms Of Sales One-half cash y
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EIGHT ROOM, DOUBLE HOUSE
siate robf. large yard and garden.
wen OF good water: close to school
and church and car line;. newly
papered: situate ,on lot 50xl50
feet. Appraised at $1,000. but
VIII eisold for $1,000 to settle
estate at once. Easy terms. APP
4 ply to Howard Post. Con. Bldg
ClaTksbhrg.
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BUY A FARM IN TEE WHEELING.
DISTRICT, (, 4 * 81.
\ Garden spot of the state Fest jsotl.
markets. roads. water. schools. society.
w Ma, and Washington County. Pa:
Safe, sure Investment; lana values sd-
vancing: you know taisi have sold hSar
200 Iayfns TO Satisfied customers. Cat.
aiogne yfth fnil particulaIs mailed free
Send for 1t W. b G;dhson. The Nani
Who Sails Farms. West Alexandar: Pa.
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FOR skLE--Farns

FoR sA1.Er-A s:tarn of / las acres. lo-i
csted Ave miles north OF PennsboroT
\ y. Va, 10 acres bottom. 30 acres Level
to ROLLING upland, rest good grazing
FEET OF timber House IN fadr condition..
sood harm. good fences, fruit and
\ tsietlty OF FatAr. For terms, write j. /.
Hammond, RSF. d. no. 9. RonnSboro.
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MONEY TO LOAN
PAPERHA Angling.

wASTEpr-PapetHhng4ns Have Just
received 1915 wall paper samples of
beautiful aud artistic designs. I'm
Z now prepared to take orders for Your
spring work. Good line Of paper car.
Red IN stock No objections TO hang
Ing other dealers papSr. furnish the
best OF wotiSmens and guarantee all
work. Samples Submitted on request,
thank my customers Tor their pat
C.pstllow, Dealer IN WAL paper, paper.
hanging ana painting. Bell. phone
1oss-R q 1921
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FOR sALE.Houses

FOR sA1E-one Ave room house, lot
5oxais, good, we'll on back porch. good
: two-StaiI stable. With nay NOV,
2 hoss house and hog lot on same VIII
sen dirtS cheap II sold soon. have
& aiEo twoSvsSant lots 50x200 each. Will
sell at "a Ssafrtnce Location ESst
Geo. Peck, Bridgeport. W. Va.
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'AAiICoN COMMISSION COMPANY
Headduartsrs for fancy bananas I'm.
porters; Jobbers and Commission Mer-
chants. Wholesale distributors Of
North Fourth street, Glen Elk, ClarlN.
burg, w Va Bell phone SS2 Consol-
dated phone e76. Direct receivers ~
reliable pprest Olive OIL, SALONS, half
GALLONS oT quarts. Do you want to seil
Your crops? DO you want to BUY
suUpates IN our ane: Correspond with
Ut. best of service. lowest market
y prices asSufed;
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no waoN n MAY COZ 3kfs:
slsnS bug SS y I
f3ne. u c0fr6galt on, VII ma II 6rQl5 S9S
fi9h by peti Hon In WI 20, the Chm
oklsf ~ thu 70 fsii1f NEE ting E
Sp ar 81 5fsli; IS
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FOR RENT--FARMs

FOR RENT-rhe Old Core hcmcstead,
two houses and .e2 acres, possession
now. Ttoranus Reynolds, Hcpzibah,
W. Va.
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AUTOMOBILES and AccessoriesI


FOR SALE--Nrw studepsker z passen-
ger automobile: cata,cg price 1880
& O. b. factory:s won IN Telegrain's
contest: viii make big discount for
( quick sale. See me ~ gas once. Sec
\. nf1d- ktYeaEc elaEltshsire IsIstAa sA.iolds.
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FOB REuT-:-Aouses..

FOR REEF Vacant room, 2sx4o suit.
able for hioying picture snow; i9cAte9 g
about l,S0O. Rent reasonable Apply
"a Gordon & Kidd North Third street
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sTRAYED-Fo year old COW: dark
Se1a, With ao, ylte spg5 q 9. 1ssss ,s
Falls. w Va, and he will call sand
pay oil charges.
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FOR sAIE--coinplete equipment Cor
reneratipg electric current: includes
one IS h. p. and one 30 g. r. SaS an
fine. and dynamoe. Apply TO v. u.
Highland. Clarksburg.
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New AND SECOND HAND Moving pic.
t,,rc machines. chairs. circus seats,
4 lights, tents ClarksourE Record Elk
CiaEEsorg, ". Va =. n
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! WANTED

sell builders supplies For details call
, at Glen Elk Hotel, between and .
! p. ~ Ask for. Mr. Marks. n.
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MEN learn barber tradt: commission
while learning, and regular salary
given in our up.town chops Wien
completed; you gain double praotice
maldnS money. Write for catalogue.
d dsader Barber College. Cincinnati.
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FOR sAIiE-cattle in any numbers
delivefy april LIST; also want to rem,
paSture fos coo cattle. Call or write
4. r. Price Jane Lew. ". We
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WANTED TO B0RRO vV MONEY

WANTED TO BORROWER first, mort.
gage. $500 on Improved property
worth $4,000; assessed for $4,000: To-
Gated In good town In West Virginia,
\ on B.. & o. r. r. Rate per cent,
- ddress &C. Il. care Telegram office.
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FOR sALE-M Miscellaneous

ron sAnE--Contrrets for renting
houses. oil and gas leases. trespass
and laksl blanks. eau at Daily Telt-
ram once. -. s, II. II q.
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nor sA1E-scotch Collie pups from
ReStsterEd stock, ten weeks old. st
and $40. Apply to c. H. Pue. Adams
ton. ". Va. .sta $500
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DUFF SlTR EET'
Reasonable Terms

Cottage, 3 rot ins and bath
oak finish, slate roof lot 4d
BY 12O. i e (. !. 6
PRICE I s., $50
Easy terms,
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MAGAZINES

introductory offer on Coun.
try Gentleman, the Oldest Farm
magazine published. B
For a short time only you
can get 10 Issues for Csc, by
subscribing through Grace e.
Special Agent, s801 Golf
Building. Bell 839-l and
II.701.R. \. q =.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
TYPEWRITERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTIp-positicn as stenographer 81
I young man with two years experience
las stenographer and two years ex-
perienee in government work. Now
working and can Furnish references.
Address Il" care Telegram ONCE.
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EGGS AND CHICKENS,

TOR SALEwt,it4 Lcghofn hens now
laying. Anconas hens and pullets.
White Rocks and a few, White orping@
tons: all good health 4 NJ w. Zones,
.et Bridge Street Bell tphone 5eTsJ. +;
FOR sALE-35 head OF white plymouth
and cockcrels that Sfe bred right for
exhibition and laying varieties ut
styalI: naso u have rs head OF extra
z quality cockeTeis. Of thu Barred Ply
mouth Rocks that cannot be depuli-
Gated in quality and. price. ~ r.
burg, w. =, - q z (:
FOR SALJE-white Leghorn chicks;
matched Wednesday,. e 8! SWisler;
New Fair Ground. City.
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HAULING

wASTEDAil kinds Of basEaEe ana
nght transferring; price reasonable !.
Y c. j Costilowy AdamSton. w Va.
Bell phone 1899.ES& 539-J.
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yRY THuM Topaz,

III ana nerves. tTy Gtifath,s, Roots ana
Hsrbs They stop Rheumatic Aches
and Pains, a5c per package. one monSh's
treatmsnt. Druggists and dealers
AVefywhere. ~. Il Z.
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AGENTS wANTED-For this rapid
SELLER: needed in scvcry home office
and factory; sells on sight; a sure re-
peater: 100 per cent profit; send postal
for free particulars Mrs. Mollfc
Malker. Mnilltnn. Ain. - ---..-.- ~
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WANTED TO ,RENT-Furnished room
wanted by gentleman with elderly
must he quiet. Address M. Scare
Telegram office.
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!kGENIS YtANTEnI

LADIES q Observation-Disclosures.
" inclined. list your. description In
our Red Book. Particulars for a &c
stamp. Rcsedale Red Book. Stgtion
: b.. Detroit. Mich - -; ~ Z
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WANTED I0RENI.

WANTED TO RENT=-Ry March 18th, a
10 or is minutes walk from center Of
city, with small garden. Rent must be
TeaSoarble. state terms, location, etc.
Address 5000" care Telegram Office.
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WANTED Help

WANTED Apprentice girls TO learn
Shop, 1as Fourth street. !; +
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TO RENT-Rooming house
with ten or twelve rooms: furnished
70 omS preferred. In good location in
Clarkshnrg Address IS, D.. care
Telegram Office.
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FOR RENT-Twe nicely FURNISHED
rooms. rent reasonable. With privilege
of hath and phone, two SQUARES from
court horsk rest location. Call Bell
4 pllenA 1Sa.I.
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LARGE Knitting Mil invites cores
!. pondenne- from. women. desipous of.
earning money, part or full time
Good pay. Experience unnecessary. IN.
TEREATIONAL KNITTING MILLS;
.Mest. Rhiladelpflia. Pa w. 49, !.
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WANTEp--Two good men. fine position:
ter only Il. J.'acare Telegranl ONCE.
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wANTED-Giri for general tousework.
J, Apply at tho Smart Shop. rs Fourth
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wANTED-Cook and dishwasher. at
Commercial hotel, West Pike street.
Over GIDEON theater. S-st
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I GOSSARD CORSET
can be fitted from Sc and up
at Madame Uilman,s PaIIors,
4O1 .4O3 Golf Buildinu. !
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED no BUY .veal salves tan
or write Gandy Provision Co. Eeij
phone 401; Home S. Ciarksburg, W.
Il Va. $500 y ~ l--l--l- n ~. =
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:ARTJsT Materialsof all kind: on PANT
ings. Pen and Ink work: Grayop Pass
tsa, ctc. Sign paintihg, pictures franz
ed, Lessons given in Oil and Water
color paitning CHARLES H. W..
MILLER. 100 Trinity Place, Bell
! phone 1851. ~. =
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FOB RENT Furnished Rooms

FOR HENT- Nicely FURNISHED front
room. good location. suitable for gen.
tlcnlJn or lady; use of bath md
phone Inquire III 4sSs south ches5nuti
street. or call Sell phone 350.J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
MRS. HOWARD GOULD
HINTS DOVER PLOT
Plan to Sell Property for Tax
Lien Plan of Brothers,
Woman Charges.

Dear Sir" was the busincsslike way
George J. Gould addressed letter to
his brother, Howard Gould, to inform
him Of the purchase Of a tax lien on
his property at the southeast corner OF
Fifth Avenue and Seventy-third street.
And the railroad man added, in his let
ter 10 his brother Howard: Nov. an
less this amount is paid within thirty
days. shall proceed to foreclose the
lien"
This note was sent to Howard at ms
office. at 50 Broadway. The Offices OF
George J. Gould arc on the same floor,
The property In question IS yalued at
about $500, 900. The tax lien amounted
70 $50 500, and George Gould Is no"
qlrinc 70 foreclosC for the nor payment
of Sl7 So in interest. Mrs. Katharine
Clemmons Gould, wife OF Howard.
interviewed in the suit, alleging tnat
the sale under tax lien and her nus
bsnd's failure to pay the interest was
in pursuance Of conspiracy OF her
spouse and his brother to deprive aer
of her dover rights in the property.
Mr.. Gould explained about the letter
that some one in his Office dictated 1t
and he signed it, Counsel Tor Mrs;
Gould wanted TO know where Howard
Could was when the letter was sent to
him.
81 don't know replied Mr.. Gould.
~ thought you told US the other day
that he was in Europe observed the
lawyer.
"He generally spends most Of his
time over there. But ! really did not
know at the time"
Justice Platzek reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
.O'GORMAN TO FEEL
WRATH OF WILSON
No More Patronage for Ship
Bill Rebels, Is Under
standing.
Pom Tn, Tribune Bureau

Washington. Feb. II. -- Senator
O'Gorman and some of the six other
boiling Democrats OF the Senate who
have defed the administration in the
fight over the ship purchase bill arc
70 feel the heavy hand of the White
House.
The President. /. was said to-day
will hold up New York appointments
for places in which vacancies have oc
Cured or may occur, until the present
Congress has expired. Among these
are those of,United States Marshal fol-
the Southern District OF New fori
and other appointments under the De
psr,mcnt Of Justice.
The patronage fight between the
President and members of the Senate
has been rclegated TO the background
b. the ship purchase bill, but il per
sists. Senator O'Gorman has been
awaiting action on appointments. None
has been taken. II is said tonight
that the President will defer sending
any nominations 10 the Senate until
after March 1, when recess appoint
ments will be made without further
consultation with the Senator from
New York
II this is done Il Is probable that the
patronage row will be resumed at the
outset of the next session of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
SAYS PARCEL POST
MEANS 1916 DEFEAT
kindel Sure Rates Issue Will
Beat Democrats at Polls
Next Election.

Parcel post, prohibition and woman
suffrage were mentioned prominently
At the New York Press Club yesterday
by Representative George j. Kindel, OF
Colorado. in an address on The In
constituencies OF the Parcel POST
"The people of New York are being
held up to the tune Of 100000
year by the use of the parcel post az
against the use Of the express" was
one assertion. Another was, Post
master General Burleson does not
know a freight rate from bill or
fare"
Mr.. Kindel praised Secretary Lane
of the Interior for the classification OF
freight rates prepared at a cost OF
s225, 900. He said it was worth 4, and
produced a chart and showed figures TO
prove his charge that there we're IN
consistencies in rates.
"If parcel post rates arc not an Is
sue which beats the Democratic party
next election. then ! miss my guess.
ne nTeQlCteQ. Tic lntH NoiN
era that while he was a Democrat he
vas an insurgent. He was Republi-
can until he was elected TO Congress.
he said, and admitted that the next
time he would probably bow TO the. Re
publicans and say he was with them;
Only the Prohibition strength elected
him anyway, he explained.
His stand on this subject was in-
spired by labor troubles in Colorado.
he said He saw liquor interests sell
their wares to strikers and nrilitiamen
end then saw bloodshed and brutality
follow.
Asked why he voted against the
woman suffrage amendment in the
House. he replied that he didn't want
20 force on New York, or any other
state what Colorado had had for
twenty-one years.
81 don't say that woman suffrage IS
q failure" he said. "but it has not ac-
complished what it started out 70 90.
Somehow or other. ] don't know just
why, the women do not attend 10 the
living issues. We have had suffrage
in Colorado for long time, and there
has been no improvement in condi-
TONS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

stringent order for service had oeeIl
;seuod nv the commission the courts
would probably look upon It as con
AS to that poor forlorn child OF the
peterborough being bankrupt, sa'o
HAYWARD. pulling out MEMORANDUM,
81 would like TO read into the RECORD
somc psrts of a report on what tne III
Peterborough has done 20 ITS child
Finishing the record Of what the IN
Peterborough had done, which il WAS
timated vas for the sole purpose u
having All excuse TO avoid giving goou
service. Hayward asked: o,,,
"WelI. they can hardly fall oscN now
on the excuse of insolvency
Williams Is Reticent.
Williams seemed reluctant to 60 'nlo
the gossip about the signal con ' II,
When it was brought out that a nv
cane, of Rochester, was one OIL th'
fciaIs of the General company VINO
,broucb Williams did not seem to
t,ow whether il was Tom finucane'
for many wears prominent factor III
Democratic state poiltlcs' OF NV 80 :"
matter of fact, It was.
tXDl9IOinC inc SNudNlO' o.
nest of counsel, Williams said that
the Federal Signal Company, when mao
. small factory in Albany, was trying
"a break into the trust, commonly I'm
derstood to consist of the General. me
Hall and the Union companies. =; H.
Renshaw, its president, Is msrrled =, 70
a sister Of the wife of Timothy ). VIII
Jams. president of the r. r. l. ihere
was small contract for the centre
street loop. and the Federal got the
contract. at $4,000. There was ire
roendous opposition on the ground that
,bo company did not have the patents
but il offered to infringe. if necessary
and 70 put up a bond securing the
CITY and company against delay or
loss.
Wood asked that the hearing be as
sicnod to him. lie opposed granting
he contract IL the Federal because o.
tho threat. of the other company to
bring patent suits. Finally, because OF
nc necessity Of haste IN getting inc
loon Working. Commissioner Williams
forced the matter to a vote in the com
mission before Wood reported. and the
Federal contract was approved.
Then came the larger contract lor
the couippinc OF the Fourth Avenue
subwcy. Bids opened September i!
showed the Federal low at Sl,o9o,El.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
p,obers Ponder on Pro
reedings Over Award
ing of Contracts.
N1ERBORO FATTENED
an ROAD IN QUEENS
v,ny Deals Cost Small
line Dear-Cram Angry
When drilled.

= .r,,t;rc va. hack Of tho
""'o ...,o5 nv Commissioner Wood
"''" ...osi,, ,bc Grant of q sig
F." "'' T.. c.~+,ir comnsnv and
'iI con-. - :. ,ras ,ho ob;s., of Tho
zen w.. 49, .,,,r.ol for tho Public Ser.
gum ..,,..,.o committee Yesterday.
'o' 81. ont that tbree wears
~ 81 Mood ,o,roso,,-
is0 ','' c...~sI S,ritcb and SIGNAL
g ~" ,p..hos.o,. :, co,.;~c CON.
.'r'0''' -.,. IL a. -. ,aLo
ia''s O' '' p..".t,. -. - I'll
ne P''',' .l... - =. 81. 80
-. -. n, sss;c,od 70 him, 40
.'' -. -u..L.. 1o.o,L { 49,
a &c counsel for tho Federal Signal
company, Of Albany had sought a re
sosning Of the case on the statement
10. he could make some startling
statements. seemed 10 have caused Cos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
PACKERS WIN CLAIMS
l. G. o. Grants Reparation for
Unreasonable Rates.

Washington. Feb. ll.--alore than 800
claims FOR rcparstion filed by packing
houses against railroads cast of the
Rocky Mountains for unreasonable rate
charges on livestock. fresh meats and
packing house products from South
western points were approved to-day
by the Interstate Commerce Commits.
sion.
The ruling was made on a complain.
filed years ago by the Corporation
Commission Of oklahoma. The amounts
involved run from 81 to 1900, and
the commission allows per cent in
tercst from specific dates named in its
finding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12

City. Col, as wanted to help him get
along"
He denied that nc threatened him
with arrest for nou-support.
Under cross-examinstion, Breitung
admitted that It was he who suggested
10 his daughter that she send the tele-
gram that brought Kleist poste haste
back 10 his bride.
81 thought il would be best TO nave
him come back until We had decided
what TO do. Before that my daughter
had told me six or eight times that
she thought she had made a mistake,
he replied.
The witness told Of the conference
at the Waldorf, at which the first break
between the husband and wife was fore
seen. lie admitted that he denied in
the newspapers that his daughter was
married.
He declared that his daughter sd-
mitted that she was ashamed of what
she had done and that she said she
would like to have the marriage an
nulled, so she might be married again
in the right way. The plan to SEND
Kleist away was to see what stuff the
bow was made OF, to see If he coulo
stand the gafr," as the witness ex-
pressed it.
At that point he nearly swept Mr..
Crowley off his feet. by declaring that
he was willing that his daughter should
90 to her husband. Kleist was, too,
hut Juliet spoiled the romance.
Breitung's Lawyer Testiies.
A. Shaw, personal attorney for Mr..
Breitung, was the next witness. he
said the opportunity given kleist,
which the boy failed to grasp, was
golden. He warned the youth, he SAID,
that there was no royal road to sue
cess, but that it required hard work:
He admitted that his impression OF
Kleist was not favorable. that he
seemed stupid and that the reports
! of him from the mines in New Mexico
were not good. He would not take the
trouble to learn, he said.
ale had pull, and If he had worked
right he would have advanced rapidly,
Mr. Shaw declared.
The last witness wasA. II. G.. Palmer,
in charge OF the Breitung mines at Sill.
, yer City. He met kleist in the fall OF
1913, when he was in New York on a
business trip. and told him The work
would be hard. As the youth cohld not
perform clerical labors he made 1t plain
that he would have to become labor.
err. It was not until they met second
time in Silver City that he learned
Kleist was the son-in-law Of his en-
ployer.
The boy told him his troubles. he
said. and threatened to make it uncom-
Portable for Breitung.
The trial will be resumed at ~
o'c,ock this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-12
Reno Divorce Law Stands.

Carson City. New. Feb. ll..The SIX
months divorce bill" passed by the
Assembly. was defeated in the Senate
to-day, after an al-night session. The
measure lacked one vote of passage.
Il was intended to repeal the existing
Law. which requires one years resi-
dence in the state before suit for d.
vorcc can be filed. reducing the term
Of residence 10 six months.