Wellsville Daily Reporter (Newspaper) - April 27, 1915, Wellsville, New York New warm ' APRIL 27 11B. - ' - ' ' OF RAGES Along 1/ in France and Belgium Long Without to the the battle of Ypres any parent hope of In of a furious out at other far removed along the western at Les the important position recently won by the French on the north side of the St. Wedge the hurled forward with great bent apparently upon retaking that no matter the cost In still farther the very southom extremity of the long battle In a sudden and furious assault drove the French forcos from the summit of kopf and down the slope of the captured last to their trenches 100 meters Fire line of fire around Ypres has been North to the sea the opposing forces are hurling shot and shell at each In a des perate attempt to gain some ad vantage which may start their sol hurtling forward while south to a point below Hill 60, the boom of heavy artillery is constant and the effort to press gn In advance is wifA out a village to the north of Chaulnes there been a an isolated in but taken In conjunc tion the general and widespread activities of the a Indlca tion that the struggle In and Belgium 1b rapidly growing Into the long promised without a break from the soa to the At Where the fighting less than on Sunday and the day neither seems to have accomplished any Paris reports a slight advance a general check to the original advance of fue satisfactory Berlin still that her troops held the village of on the west bank of the Ypres a t- f t have been made since the gagement Still Using Suffocating The Germans are continuing to use gases but witli little or as a for against thesie gases has dis covered and is being British war admits that the of St. was Germans and says that in killed has very heavy to bofh Germans have apparently man aged at least a part of their foothold on the west of the Ypres but from alf accounts consoli newly acquired in of they have 4}fRlV TO Horse from Tor 27.6pe of the most notable cases of to ail owned by Andrew Hast week ws held was driving horse dozen years by the W iC the she be sk life without at just in time to follow tW to ifle without tulter on her In tbe at htk home in a lOo and forced to take a NEW 27, 15)15 - WAR Have ar 9ardanelta to Attack ' Peppino of the Italian ip an Interview Paris declares that Italy will the war On the side of the allies not later May admiralty announced disembarkation of the land to attack the fortifications guarding and at the same the the bombardment by the allied The in the face a defence by who wero protected by barbed wire that Russian their around pass in tho were and many prisoners speaRs only of artillery lire all along tne at April Refugees from who Reached that Austrian border has been and that entrenchments arei being reaching here from Verona say that commerce and Industry In Trent afe Forty thousand been called to the colors therel are no laborers left to plow or to work In the Battle 27.The kaiser Is going ti the along the Yser within tho sayg a from AIL Convention Completed Its STARTS IiW SUPREME COURT TO GET DAMAGE FOR TRAGIC DEATH OF BERT CONNELL ON BIO CREEK ROAD NEAR DAY department is issuing a pamphlet on sent free on to information In regard tfi and highway planting the use of the schools of state In their observance of Arbor on 7: of is treated from two different Planting trees ifor the of a called planting shade trees on 1- conservation will these at tho nominal price Ipf iiO cents the trees will be planted by the and the school willL see to it thUt the - plantings be properly The must be planted for school and | suitable for upod publicly owned land in the Ing classification of trees which will be according to their soil Scotch Carolina od black larch lands white CaroUna school trees for Ar bor bay should wiite Albany for an order blank and a copy of Arbor Day Bulletin instructions on planting General Committee on Judiciary and by of Will Be Republican Leader on Bamet Heads Legislative Power April 27.--The convention completed tion last as ramed the standing George W. who was attorney general In the Taft was named by Mr. Root as chairman of the committee Judiciary and by of this will be the Republican leader on the floor of the convention and Mr. Roofs chlet assistant In guiding the deliberations of tbe Important Edgar T. wiio was the upstate candidate for conven tion floor was made chairman of the Important committee which will frame the of tho governing the organization of the and third candidate for the honor of being floor Marshall is to be chairman of the on preamble and of Mr. Brackett was named second on the Judiciary committee and Mr. Marshall the member on that Barnes Is to be chairman of the committee of legislative powers and Frederick C. the chairman of the Republican state com Is to be chairman of the com mitten oni governor and other state officers which will deal with the short ballot the standpoint of future cal perhaps the best chair manship Is fhat of state which went to Henry L. former secretary of war in the Taft and Mn law Mr. Stimson was Colonel Roosevelt's candidate for governor In 1910, and In view of the fact that state finances Is the leading question under discussion In state Mr. appointment aa chairman of the committee which is to Into this question Is upon as a nary Ws again being the Republican candidate for of the most Important commit tee nominations - April 2i,Alices received on the border Indicate that a between Villa's forces and General army may take within next two at Aguas Paso that attack before the can perfect his plans for resistance and that the advance is within 20 miles of Villa's if and 40,000 men in Call 30 of field the at Sem and the state of arriving from bring the report not leas tlian 50 troop carrying artillery and Villa's camp at Aguas Search Italian dispatch April 25,^Siv.)rome Court reconvening for the finar week of present will take tip Monday the trial of as of he of Hert of vs. of to recover for the death of Mr. who was killed In an accident ou the on the of 16, tlie automobile In which was riding was run Into by the of which tho plaintiff was being negligently at tiie time was thrown through the wind shield oT the auto in he was the his throat and producing Instant Mtis riding In a runabout with Charles cf and Denjamin Howard along tho highway about miles from when a large touring owned and by from the at a which the plaintiff will allege was Both drivers tried to avoid a but and the cars met sufficient to the entire side off from 'the and to wreck who was seated on the of through the of the also thrown lie who was was or fcf who wasl was Coroners inquest into thle in a for the was lie was a prominent farmer His Aaton was once clerk of tlie Steuben floard of in Howard and places in illie hf of acquired in the senatorial fight of mcrre 30 years is made chairman of the committee which will tackle the woman suffrage Schurman Heade President Jacob C. Schurman of to-be of the Herbert of the committee interests and Charles Dow of chairman of the on conservation of natural Rush Rhees president Of Itoe University of Koches ter of - - on and Chairman Martin of the state tax commission will the X is on of conservation informa B. Sheehan pn the committee on legislative rules and B. Stanchfield on the committee on and state finances and library and state n announced by E. William gover hor Jacob IRren hanking and Jacob Gould Rush taxa Martin New York Men Buffalo Express the Tol lowing from Buffalo anil New landed on first 1'Taie8;;'"1ai]Mtla;h' toWns and second chairman Charles B. A He TM Filli Ow PULLED Associated FOR 1,009 MORE Plant to Double Capacity on Capital of April 27.-Louis general that the Tiii Plate bad for addition to Sue plant at near hi the to extension will mean an In capitalization front lo Thi caH Increase in 12 mills wi h to the original finished their work and for construction within a e within Explained to Jury That ii Was Necessary to Recognize Piatt In Order to Qet Popular Measures Through the Piatt Read in April 27.Etesplte all cavilling and Colonel Roosevelt nad to admit that once he walked with the wicked and with tho the Not that he always accepted their 4ay nor weakly heeded was by ho means reVealed in the long regarding his political Intimacy the easy hms and the easy was that he had not begim to the from the in 1899, hts first year as and that ho at great pains to please Senator hastening to this and that at for over should be or how to legislature should deal with the They the governor easy most often iho where lived of Douglas the onel In ready fluent tion to the did not mean that there government as l e liad accused of but in of and for the sake of T for to recognize Plait and the to get popular the had ceal Piatt to make the will of fhe people was not controlled the What could a man colonel's against as William L. of this who took iip the work of left off by Mr. on reviewed bluntly ly the whole story of relations with Senator There burrs under Barnum's lacks the the's courtesy and the of hts There were times of and a great to ane an ex-president of States dreaded like a police court wia very quick his after he Audi 1 learn of New dry died at a told the police by MIhs she the Innocent part in his tragic The York yesterday went directly to the of Wheeler where he spent the gave her an before Rhe md cf a IK was to tiro a revolver con under his Mitts Wheeler the was for ami Cowl it was At his the to bullet through his al the BRIDE if Was by Hir April over the serious of mother and Mrs. Mahai a wife at a vania death the bridge down several I her body dashed cii stone of the then splashed down Into the Mrs. husband to on business and to of the death of his were passing Park drive In an nule and hundreds of persona park and on the bridge nesses of the leap to were to see a ed woman suddenly her hands in an and before any one slip an and Mrs. Bowers was 24 with tfco at ear 1899, I ' ' Piatt ana good atul village Indian towns Indian and of Interest W. towns and - - D. militia oj conservai ion S. con T the ' ' Allegany - legislative Steuben legislative C. bank ing and S. and ' H. coun town village to the iname had passed b nulled thak ney o tha fter pame and Piatt as Roosevelt District at he persuaded with the because it the not to be pipped up by mere more difficult for him his smile when rea probably 50 letters exchanged by Mr. Piatt and Mr. Roosevelt in 1895>i letters that showed very how closely boss alnd governor ' together In whole purport was to Impresa his iges in advance with lhat he h ul on Piatt for gelt lig of icr mesures consult Piatt ' and that her acted tone J and to ' in afternoon and part is doubtful if they had the interest for any iof the as the evidence the day to vii colonel had been pretty handed boss hi m s in 1008, just ceding the Republican tion and him not to name Justices Proctor Clark ami for courU he be and of the leaders who CONSULT told Ha Waii No j Subservient in Hands - the he the noi to impress that was a Sp far a ma i he had t 4'anted; it man trusted In le ved at and ' thing bon but streak search of crooked dj In the con A - -tie - thai he always valued with Piatt the then M Mr. Barnum And at .no time entangled or aft and Mr against due to tbe fact that he diff hot something tha had been careful tc no how lOie the daf el had spent He In New April 27. t former manager of Valnt a on charged witSi and assault daylight raid the ' were ej thie Masury 12,030the was Jackett Wilhelm Qie ant and Juliet had to 500 from Mrs. the tOr Ion of his wife's for almost a been presiding over the from the jury and fpr tW 4- Howard ja son of ' was io - ' other industrial P. chatman Indian ail thM m waa - J
