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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
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For work on the South s.d
Western Railroad between the
Mouth % Guest River and Clissh-
port. Virgins. Competent fors.sr
furnishing forces Of men will bs
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notice.

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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1905-10-12
WISE COUNTY COURTS

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
AT WORK
WITHOUT
ATTORNEY

Boston. Dec. 5-The Suffolk grand jury
before which District Attorney John b.
Moran refused TO appear yesterday to
present evidence, today took up or us
own accord the cases which had been as
signed for it's consideration.
Mr. Moran did not engage in the work
in any way. The grand jury proceeded
20 as business after II had been instruct
81 by Judge DeCourcy OF the Superior
court that II could Of itself and without
the presence Of the district attorney ex-
anime witnesses reach conclusions ana
report it's findings on the cases on the
December docket.
Possessed OF these instructions, the
Jurors returned to their room and lis
patched q messeiger for documents per-
tanning TO several cases on the list
large number of witnesses VINO had been
excused yesterday were ready Today TO be
summoned to the grand Jury room.
IT was learned today that the witnesses
in the case OF Thomas w Lawson. VINO
has been held on the grand jury on the
charge OF criminal libel. were notified by
telephone yesterday afternoon from the
district attorneys office that there would
be no session OF the grand jury today
and that they need not appear. Later
District Attorney Moran asked the clerk
OF the Superior court TO send out notices
to this effect
Mr.. Moran was notified that this was
matter which the district attorney
could not dictate. The court must pass
upon H. Thereupon the Lawson case
witnesses were notified that they should
be present today.
Subsequently District Attorney Moran
issued a statement i'm which he declared
that he would have nothing 10 do with the
present grand jury because 1t had viola
ted its oath OF secrecy. His statement fol-
lows:
MIR. Moran refuses to present evidence
before the grand jury for reasons made
public by him ON the platform during his
campaign particularly because the grand
jury by letters signed by it's foreman.
made public it's doings i'm violation OF its
oath OF office as to secrecy.
Recognizing the right Of the grand
jury to proceed without him. Mr. Moran
placed at its disposal an assistant district
attorney, an indictment clerk, and stem
ographer. who are to render such assist
ance 10 the grand jury as it may desire.
"Mr. Moran will have nothing further to
do with the present grand jury"
Previous to the issuance OF this state
ment Judge DeCourcy had granted the pc
tition OF Moran In which the latter asked
that court stenographer be permitted TO
take down all the evidence presented TO
the grand jury. Judge DeCourcey refused
Mr., Moran's request that he administer
the oath Of office TO Michael J. Dwyer
whom Mr.. Moran had appointed second
assistant district attorney.
The court ruled that Mr.. Dwyer must he
sworn by the secretary Of state.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
FIVE MINERS
SUCCUMBED
To SMOKE

Charleston, w Va. Dec. Sat Horton
on Calsin Creek. in this county late yes
terday seven coal miners were suffocated.
They were working a drift mine, when the
wooden stacks of the ventilating furnace
caught fire and was consumed. The men
outside tried TO put out the fire and fall
Ing in that tried to keep it from spreading
to other structors in the immediate neigh
boihood Iaying no heed to those ia the
mine, not supposing them to be in danger.
There was "A strong draft in the burning
stack, directly into the mouth OF the mine
aid the smoke rushed in with oYerwhelm-
ing fury. The miners who were IN the
more remote sections OF the mino we're
unable To get out and were overcome with
tho smoke. There were seven OF these
and bur two could be resusctated after
being brought out.
The Horton mine is the property OF the
Cardir, Coal company
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
BANNERMAN
NOW PRIME
MINISTER

London, Dec. 5.-Sir Henry Campbell
Bannerman saw King Edward al Buck
ingham Palace today ard acceptci the
task of forming new cabinet
The Duke Of Devonshire. Liberal Mon
ist. and former lord president Of the
council. was among the callers on tho
new premier before the latter went 10 the
palace and In political circles Importance
u attached to the visit as possibly sight
fyins some kind OF a working agreement
On certain points Of policy between the
and-patr.Cuc Inionists ~ which tho
duke has been the recognized leader si,te
his secession from the BaifJEr cabinet
and tho new government.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
PEABODY To
SUCCEED
M'CURDY

New York, Dec 5.-The Herald today
says Charles A. Peabody has been eelect-
cd as the next president OF the Mutual
Life Insurance company. Unless the pro-
gram prepared yesterday by the trustees
Is Unexpectedly changed, Mr.. Peabody will
be elected at a meeting OF the board to
be held tomorrow. Frederick Cromwell,
now acting president. will be made vice
president and Emery McClntock. the
company's actuary, second vice president
This announcement was made yesterday
on the authority OF a member OF the
Mutual board OF trustees who has taken
an active part in the recent movement to
reorganize the management Of the COM
pany The selection OF Mr. Peabody was
said to have been a compromise between
two factions in the board. each OF which
had adopted a candidate
Mr. Pea body is n director I'm several
national banks and trustee in several
other financial institutions Of this city.
lie is also q director OF the Illinois Cen
trail and the Union Pacific railways and n
member OF the board OF managers OF the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad compasy
JOnn y keuH"uys u pdnh'T OF tnls CITY,
has. according to the Herald sent let
ter to the board of trustees OF the New
York Life Insurance company In which
he insists upon the acceptance OF his
resignation as n member OF tho board
Mr. Kennedy has been identified with
the affairs OF the New York Life for two
years and q half He Is n director of
the Chicago Huntingdon and -QuinnA-aa4
the Plttsburg. Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway company and a trustee Of several
trust companies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05

Beyond these meagre details. however.
ho'hihg is known The man Jumped d.
rectly In front OF n train as 1t swung in
To the l3'th street and Broadway station
Of the subway. His body was literally
ground TO pieces.
The Chinatown mystery was the death
or a woman. Lottie Lane, n white wom-
an whose husband. a Chinaman. died a
short time ago. Since then she has been
living In ePll street, In the house OF Mock
tdck' one OF the most NOTORIOUS of The
chinese leaders In New York who is now
OF murder.
Lottie Lane had three callers last night.
a white man. Chinaman and a white
woman. During the night these caller.
summoned a physician and notified the
police That their hostess had tainted while
she was entertaing them The physician N
VINO round her dead when ne arrived re-
garded the death as suspicious. The no.
lice put the three callers under arrest
pending an investigation
Ihe central figure I'm the mystery OF tho
river is William Ballinger aged Is years.
a marketman, who says his homo is In
Lambert avenue, Yonkers. He was drag
gde from the East river near the upper
end Of He'll Gate, early this morning.
more dead than alive by a tugboat cap
tain who had heard his feeble cries for
help. Ballinger said he came down from
Yonkers yesterday with n load OF produce
and after disposing OF his wares started
out TO enjoy himself He told the police
that he remembered little from late Inst
night until no was found struggling in
the water.
At first the police were inclined 10 be-
lieve the predicament OF Ballinger miaht
have been merely the result OF an acct
dent. but when the surgeons IN the hos
ptals found that the man had n fractured
sktftf- IN investigation WIZ begun
Mabel Weber n 20-year-old girl was tbo
fourth victim. Found lying bound
gagged and senseless In the hallway OF
the house In West Forty-frst street
where she resided. with two girl com
panione, she was taken TO n hospital FOR
hours she was unable To give the police
any information which would assist them
I'm locating her assailants
The girl was found by n nilkman. who
stumbled over her PROSTATE form in the
dark hallway when he was making his
rounds early today
Some time after eha reached Tho bos
pital the young woman regained con
scfousness long enough 10 declare t1p
she had been attacked by middle aged
man. She again became unconscloua he
fore she could give description OF the
assailant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05

YIELDS IN
PRINCIPLE

Constantlnople, Via Sofa, Bulgaria.
Dec. 5.-The council Of ministers has
agreed 20 yield to the demands OF the
movers in principle. but the sultan has not
vet issued an trade approving OF this
action.
II seems that the war minister refused
To sign the ministerial note on the sub
feet. which is couched In conciliatory
terms, and pronounces In favor or the
acceptance in principle OF me REQUIRE
r,o,ts oe the European concert. The
at,Itan said he was awaiting unanimity
on the part OF the ministers BEFORE sane
tioning their action.
An OFFICIAL telegram from Constantlnople
saws that Baron Calico, the Austrian min
lister. received a note from the turkish
government yesterday evening accepting
the proposals of the powers for the hnan-
cial control OF Macedonia, but asking for
a modification OF the details.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
ANNUAL
POULTRY
EXHIBIT

The 2oth annual exhibition of the Rhoue
Island Poultry association opened today
in Infantry hall. Nearly every cage in
the hall was occupied and besides the
fowls an interesting array OF pigeons
cats, bees. guinea pigs, Belgian hares and
rabbits were shown, az well as a hand
some pair OF squirrels.
Not only s there about every kind OF
domestic hen known shown In the hall,
but there is a large assortment of sup.
plies for the fancier. In the collection is
about everything from common poultry
food To full-sized henhouse, all fitted up
with roosts and nests. ready for the
thrifty hen to step right in and get busy.
In the poultry class there are 7G5 single
birds on exhibition, besides 50 pens, IN
each OF which there are fve birds. There
are 499 pigeons, Al cavies. "a cats and
t,n rabbits Altogether aooIt 200 speci-
mems are getting acquainted with each
other at the show.
There are prizes in 12s Glasses In addition
to over 200 specials.
The showing in all departments is good,
not only numerically. but in point Of
quality. Many OF tho best strains OF fancy
varieties are in the collection.
Tho showing OF pigeons IS an especial.
iy cool one The best exhibits are tn"se
OF Nhite fsntails and carriers
rN. ianiails attracted considerable at
tenticn. The showing Of turk is also
very b"Cd.
The slow will continue the Io'. % the
week John s Remington OF Greonville
is superintendent OF the hall. His assist
ants are n. II. s Hart and A. T. Denzen
of Providence and w. II Allen Of East
Lee. Mass The Judges are as follows:
poultry-C A. Ballou, Worcester: " S
Rail. Shrewsbury; III. II. May. Natick.
Mass; j. i. Watson. Nashua, n. H.
Pigeons and Cats--C. r. Twombley, Bos-
ton.
CAVES and Pet Stock-George F. Row
land. Jersey City, n. ].
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
UNION IS
FIGHTING
EDISON co.

Chicago. Dec. 5.-war was begun yes
,erdsv on the Chicago Edison Company
by the Electricians union which may de-
velop into the most extensive disturbance
among the building trades since the great
lockout OF 1900. Several small strikes al
ready heve been called and more VIII be
ordered today.
Business agents OF the electricians
un,on visited big downtown buildings In
the evening and -whereXer non-unloh
workman was found employed the union
workmen were ordered TO stop work
The same plan will be followed today.
II ts the intention OF the leaders TO te-
I'M every contract OF the Edison COM
many I'm which non-union men are en-
ployed
number OF buildings It is said are in the
hands OF the electricians who are making
repsirs All of these Jobs providing they
are being done under the supervision or
the Edison Company, Will suffer from the
strikes In outlying parts OF the city
apartment buildings stores and residences
likewise will be drawn into the electri-
clans strike.
Nothing is sand TO be behind the strike
except the decision OF the officers OF the
union to insist upon the employment or
members OF the organization. The great
est danger OF the strike spreading lies In
the attitude Of the other unions In the As
sociated Building Trades. 1t is practically
certain that the close alliance among me
various trades will impel every union
workman employed on a building to show
his sympathy for the electricians on
strike.
In such case building operations
would be brought to a standstill. The
board Of business agents OF the Associated
Ruilding Trades will take up the strike
,,aSsior TO-DAY.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
BAY STATE
MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS

1o..on. Dec. 5-Municipal elections
more held today in thirteen Massachu-
setts cities. not including Boston. All
these cities will choose a mayor ana IN
nearly all OF them there were close con-
tests for the chief executive and for con-
troll OF the city government.
The question Of licensing the sale OF fd-
ror uas the most prominent feature Of
the election at several points. The cities
which held elections today were Spring
field. Northampton. Fitchburg, Glouces-
ter. Haverhill Lawrence Marlboro. New
Bedford. Pittsheld. Brockton, Quincy.
Taunton and Waltham
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
PERISH
IN SH|PWRECK

Halifax n S. Dec 5irteen lives lost the wreck OF
the Lunenburg which ashore yesterday morning off
Amherst arbo Magdaen Islands according private dispatch
received here today from Meat Cove Leslie Hart
g. Son. of the steamer
The had of and probably carried several passen
gers including Mr. Leslie member of the Canadian parliament
member of feared that he may
those who lost their lives.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-05
::Ss
%sss"'N'S''''S~7V
Charles Mcclellan
life
= employed by the Equab fe
then shown
q
Mccland then said he did not
the
Equitable society
Eouitab he Mutual
l., 200

'T have never been retained by tho
Equitable society and never got dollar
OF that money" said Mr., McClelland. ut
represented money paid me through the
Mutual Life"
He said he remembered no water ac-
couut nor any water bill on which he APP
neared. From vouchers shown last week,
the Equitable society divided $4,000 be-
tween -McClelland, Charles Lewis and a
Mr.. Johnson.
Mr.. McClclland said he knew nothing
about Lewis or Johnson.