davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-03-15
THE Wilmington Dispatch

Tins WIImlnEtOn UlspotOn
says
y woman typewriter iv
Springfield. Mass. has issued %
challenge 90 the world claim
ing 20 be- the champion Ihae
do women appear not satisfied
with the talking they can do
with their tongues. but want
90 ring M the typewriter on u~
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-03-15

THE Times Dispatch contrasts
the difference between the old
land Registry System and the
Torrens System 10y having Nir-
GINA riding i'm an OK cart un-
der the former and under the
latter in an automobile To
our mind that about represents
the difference the Torrens Svs-
tenn would create. The rich
land grabber who is able 90 ride
in his automobile and employ
attorneys 10 look after his land
will be suited. bat the poor
man who owns a small farm
and who is unable 20 employ
his lawyer and TO meet all these
unnecessary eNpences viii bt
left TO ride in the OK cart.-EN
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
THE TAX
 E5T as s T8[.ss5s Ea { h. tB k kv ae Gs S@ .rs
H1lsi~# ln lutglt.,ljn2 ~a-,lea- s}.s= IT.Natc D.U,g of Nalei. ,i,fe3
 Thursday Ni2tu.

aa a4a= ate e.z
 f@ e.#s mn ,5# ntzaf 5 =.=.;o fa 5na F9t0a u1J9. or Maj Neeo4 faa~e H.a~aa. ve... Pas d.a Knox ff4o#r4@s td4aa Il=A= Hryeyz sesafa5z F John-ol and N,ser~ E1ed seI4au4 G16e Never N G.#Crose. H. t Ae Gau4H T. f Llovd and r. T. Robinson
 There Wore tWo committees poinlrd The executive eommftro composed =of o;abe Meyer, At tz Gross. II. (. Nefiau4hy. !. F. Lloyd and C T. Robinson The Hnaaee committee eompoaed of President Knox. Secretary Johnson anl Fred S"uHard
 The seeretm.X was instfuetsd [" collect dues for prcemhe1. tittN cents from each member.
 Mr. NJ. C. Cross made a Hory in tereslin2 and instructive taIIl on th" subject of immigration. He has lnst returned from Il two weeks visit t0 IlIionois He says thero ar" theHsands of tenant fa Mers up there who would bo 2lad To avail themselves of the splendid oFRofla- mites for mon of moderate means to invest in our farm lands eoaId they have their adYantaees iG'eili- gently laid before them. Mapy oi these tenant farmers who belong 10 class ol industrious. sober, enter prising and sturdy Youn2 American manhood. have by their thrift and economy saved Up a few thousand dollars each. and are lendin@ il out to the banks Ht two or thrre pcr cent m crest. because thcA are i2ho- 1 rant of the fact that their savings would buy them home of heir, own in Arkansas Mississippi Tex as and other states have active, live immigration boards, and arc sup l plying their needs and settling their lands with desirable American Xeo- many from the tecminS west. Lands that were regarded as almost worthless in Mississippi are now selling readily al large figures. Car load after carload of immi@rants pass through Pine Bluff every day on their way to Texas and the citN
 has no one 10 meet the trains alia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
a ". Boyce aevotes his Gms to rents

Have T.. J. Malcolm tune Your oiano. Old phone No. CSC.
 -12 show cases for sale at bar .afn Call on Anderson Deacon Drug company
 IT. A. Drummond for bargains in rnredeemed watches jeWelry, trunks, baes and suit cases. 221 Main stret
 The Margaret Mahar property on South Walnut near Sixth avenue is for rent. Closet and bath in the house. Water in the kitchen. Two-story build ing In good order. Apply to 412 West Sixth avenue.
 -Wanted-Girl or middle-agcd white woman for housework; good wages. l., care Graphic office.
 Special bargain m unredeemed watches, jewelry, trunks, suit cases and bags. T. A. Drumm nd 221 Main. Nicely furnished front room for rent cheap; very close in. W. care Graphic.
 Very desirable front room for rent: large and handsomely furnished. Call at noon or after p m. 5o1 West Third.
 For sale, stock in good paving. long established business from to 70 shares. "J" care of Graphic.
 For sale, two small second hand coal stoves. Will sell cheap. Apply at the Graphic.
 At the Grand Leader, ladies par Tor, shampooing, manicuring, and facial massage, also artificial hair goods for sale. Ladies please call.
 Wanted, to rent a place near town suitable for vegetable and poultry farm. Will take long lease W. H. Gist, 312 Main street
 Miss Bessie Starke is confined to her room with a severe attack of tonsilitis.
 Mrs. Todd has accepted a posi- tion with the w. l.. Kline Dry Goods company.
 Miss Emma Scutt, the trim mer at the Grand Leader. is able to be at work again after brief but severe illness.
 Miss Edith Foster is some bet ter today.
 Miss Mamie Custer has acceDt- cd a position at N. l.. Kline, s.
 New bed springs and mattress for seVenty-fiNc cents. See show window knoN-Wali>ei. Furniture company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
BRIEF ENTlON.
} + | + + + + l. I. + !. + 4 !

Mr. E. r. Johnson, senera1 super lntendent of construction for the Southwestern Telephone company was in the city Saturday and in- spected the plant at this place Mr. Johnson was much pleased with the progress being made by the local management here and further im- provements vii! be made in tlie sys- tenn at an early day.
 Dr. F, A Payne will return today from a weeks business visit to Dll- mas.
 Mr Chas. Wiley. travelinG man for the Puddephatt Furniture com pany, spent few days with his wife and son in the city this week.
 Miss Fay Elliott is expected home today from Altheimer.
 Mrs Wm. Galloway returned f'ri-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting of th" stock holders of the Pine Bluff Brick t0Hl- panN of Pine Bluff, Ark. will be held in the office of said company upon Tuesday. January x, between the hours prescribed by law. for the purpose of electins directors for III, ensuing year and the transaction Of such other business as may come before said meeting
 GARLAND BREWSTER
 Secretary. Pine Bluff. Ark, Dec x. 190G.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

i.eE taal #9a#.H Haa .-@ E.a e.aA ael Is#. ooa cua.aj ay Ne std J- aur Aaa loat.W ato l7r dul.u l.ae@ g.t moHzd. aaa'z#le N. E s5ea
 Merchant Ama ieaH 5a## wealthy. bUt .ouosome V ' es a- co4@eafaH Hvtfe- to 'rtet5s=a u- home. Box ig5 s. Joseph Nlraseaa Men Out free. Illustrated caralo- explains how wo=teaetg ass.5e@ Io5de n T feW weeks Graduates 2a5d @12 .a $-o zVeests Positions waiting. Noag earned from >Ta5. Write nearest 4ranch Molara Barber eos,e4a <. Louis Ne.. CT Balas. Tex
 Mrs ] ' Bono k on fho s5cf list
 The family of Nr. ] W. Bran. non moved to McGehcc .saturdae. where Mr. Brannon has engaged ia business
 County court adjourned Sat urday night and probate cout will convene Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
{ POSTAL STATION
NAV 4&H "I6f# Gf f"ft1rt@E ta-f&- -!=N~f IND rN ftN
 iEN
NH Iie=i4,sajed ii N.tera 'a sA' Euth md Som, Ohio and
 >rArutn

#.5a .t 1o'a..- .5.a raIa.rgt#aa lEa@ fia fet f7rra ts g. 'zpIanaaI
 Ho nh aaa.=I5 a@ .aowa sz 4tatlen nHmh,z val aa rfaee9 a operation =faeaa9# a177. eszl= Mr. L N biHtfa== e.e.# 1T eaa1sz# IL will 6a located a .as @anes.= mrlchandise= stof,= af F W rs and son. eeet ohio stE@et and s5 eHih axcute, ea5t.
 This station Vrt ho e5tabljsnzr tol, the eonseHisne,@ oi patrons = 1ha par ol the cltN With faeiiitzef ot paving and issuing money ofdess registered business and 'he sale es all lQnds ot postal supplies
 Thia station will be open for o4t% iuea5 ai the same hours he baalnes7 is open. and mail can be deposites at the letter boN which will tf= piaeod II he store and #oolIeedzT th,f,from will he made bg fI1a ea. 1feI seFQiua that roHfe=
 FRED C l<IETfi. Po.fn1azfe~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
PROPOSED CHtNGr fN
 ELIN BAAHl R0tfl.

t caaa1- u'-.ae A..lat= 8aI 3-Hts,en .H@ .eHR aad Pam fUzaa =.s laapased tad Nessfsz \. AIcNultA= =a4 I1aa INaH4 spent I1fidM iootin4 oycr tan propos ed aIaa2e. Tn, arn soa5 will sl4c at | Pa5at aeat Plum Hay5u and mn uine au jh" south side of rur levee will inter~eet the rjEcF aoad at point befNecn sbe ferry and lie Boyd place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

Mr. Clay Stacy left last night fo7 few days visit to reXafhans
 Mrs. ] A. Smith has rotnr z.e'r from d tlip 10 h"g old homo a5f FarminSton, Mo.
 Passenger engine No.=f25 is rf7.s= day for service, having been ove7- haIed at the Cotton Belt shops
 Annie, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clint Short is quite i'll wi5@ fever.
 The Cotton BcIt company has ". ceivcd four new machines for {fe mill and two planes
 Two coal. two frci9bt and tsa flai cars have been repaired af tg4 Cotton Belt shops.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
N0 IlCI,

Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec x, I95.-Thc assessment of local Improvement Sew IF District number nine of Pine Bluff, Afkansas( was filed ill my office on the third day of December, 1906. and the same is now subjec1 to inspection.
 W X LEE. City Clerk If the City of Pine Bluff, ArkanSaS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
The Very Best Place Is lIere=he Very Best Time Is Now

This things DONI 1O9i Just htee D' mo han planned pay'
 Yu things you'll want here for prices that are uo DEAL YOU'VE; BEEN USED TO FY1NG
 list made out generony andt thatyo substantially purchase you make thonea Holiday that the emotes
 at ninu planning for Christmas
 Read of thousands lind here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
TOM SENN tRD AND
 HIS NEW HOAT

Mr. Tom Scnyard left In lis new houseboat for points down the riv- CT Saturday. and will spend the and fishing.
 Mr. Senyard's new boat was just launched recently. and Saturday af- ternoon Chief of Police Stewart
 ehristened her the Louise, SO named for Mr. Senyard's $ baby girl.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
\atatu.ium for | VI. |. |.

,ol soue tiHe=tar N G a3 Hhoriti"s baNs been pIanoia4 fh. buildin& ef II f,3atoliam and tAei'# plans have HON aboft matued Plae Blutf lias ieila neodGd ! uatatofiri' aHd Aal thu small bov Nill reccjy This news with deli@ht @oes W.tanf!= saving.
 The site has aot 4et heen lae l.t= ed upon, but il will he co-vcn. ioutfy located Ia fhe ! N G.N sgE,t Il competent instructor will be ksnt in attendance al all times fsa.tf plans and specifications 6axe 10. been completed but that Pine E'an will have thoroughly equipped uatat0}iHm is assured. With tlfis added Improvement Pine Bluff will he able to boast of the finest Y NJ C. \. in the state and q decided increase in membership will result. The membership al present is over l ,Soo and will in all probability pass the . o00 mark soon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
Female Help Wanted,

Intelligent woman wanted by Phil adelphia mill Work in own town. full or spare time; salary and boar1 pad. Experience not essential
 P. o. Box 1362,
 Philadelphia, Ia
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
Male Help Wanted.

Man wanted by Philadelphia mill Work in own town, full or spare time. Salary and board paid. Expert ence not essential.
 P. O. Box 1869,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
STOC CkHOIDEES MEETING

The tou1th annual ing of the stockholtcrS of the Simmons \ation- al Bank of Pine HIu0, for the pu1- pose of electin" directors for the cn- suing year, and for sHch other busi= ness as may come before said meet ing. will be held in the rooms of said bank at n Ii h.. Tuesday, Jan nary Sll907.
 JO NtCIIOI..
 Cashier Pine Bluff. NfIs= bee. N. 9e6
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
Y. H, (. <. Notes
iSrV. NJ,ti. fo LcttuI.

El=.. 44I=a= t=,=a --s=+zz.z 1H. .fHaaa mum aH < o=6joe# ,s#a e,sg aod i4 affead f!Ta zG-E.fa E,E 't9# Uee pHJ# #ls,tur,# aH= E., lfo|s Land anf 1r+ S.4a,d t.eeat.#l and 6e .a,= fH4-= #tll hr :EanHf5at1E ftja@1IaIrd W4tH -lNtN .tt.rtn. ltnll .tsl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

We regret to state that Alr ]. Clip Taylor is confined to his home in this city on account of nalarial fever
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
Nh Interesting Game.

FH TveVsrjTEa 9;u5 "I pasl=sA ball vas BfaNad f4 Y. k %NmuaslUm la~s l=4a tlHF1 a iag2e QM40e z.a.etffof vii HeSsed fhe- -sEo6f
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

'-.- #.z,#a.. .=t.#t.
  H=. .Htl
 NHgE t.. t.as G.a.e.u. a..4
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

FlRS.
 Beautiful Isabella Fox Boas at $Soo, Slooo, S12.oO. Slo.lW amt so<HO.OO Isabella l'0X Pelerincs and Shawl effects at SlSoo 5000 and sD-..b.Co Natural and blended Waerminks in Scarfs, Pei crimes and Shawls $1.3o to...z....=...... >SZo.OO Sable Oppossums in cluster Scarfs. Roas or Pe crimes. S-00 $73o up to ....,,...s..,.. S2O.OO French Contys in clusters Pelernes, sl.3o, s2 25 up 10 ,..=....#.,=.. S1O.OO Ghldren's Eur Sets in an2ora or lamo, Sl.'o to S3.5O Misses. tnr Srfs 500 to................. S7 50
 NEt kWEAR.
 A world dainty collars, stock and neck fix inss, .3e 1oc and nd..-s...s.s.s ss.z..s'F Sl.oO Rar,. back coors. o maine, net or chiffon. S3.o9 tp.s... .,.s.e..te,t.. t......S .oo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
I!aAHhl.hc iiII.E,>s ;.

HAaEhihtiiIEFS.
 Sheer all Linen landkerchiefs, dainty hemsfItftt- ed edges ....... .','.' Vf' IIandkerchefs m Swiss ......t..... IOf' Pure, Linen Handkerchieta. hcustitched cmbFod- cred or scalloped edges, 15c and. Zoe Very fine Linen IiandkcrcfH.js, with dainty hem stitched embroidery lace or acaIoped edges DOC, 75c, $1 O. $1 p and. 5 ..>e Chdren's initial Iandkerchiefs white or color ed borders, box of three for. .joc Ladies and Mems fine initial l1andkerchlcis. 2Oc Mems all linen IIandkerehefs IT 1oc l3c, 2'c .j5c
 GLOVES.
 2l,ltton 4lace Kid Gloves, black and coofs, per pair ............. .S1 % 1o-hutton glace Kid Cloves pair. S1 .7S 12-bnttt,n elace Kid Gloves, p4r........... S3.OO ll;-button suede Kid Gloves oar.......... S22.75 l;-but}on elace Kid Gloves ,1af ........ se.s.5O
 HOSIERY.
 En,1roiderr s.lk Hose pai.. .=...4.5.5.s. ss2.75 Plain silk Hose Ss1 50 Fine Iise rhret! Hose, pan. .e. =ac an..... 7SS. Fine Maco Cotton IIoses l4ia, lac 25c and o3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09

4 @%@ @A4 <. +n 2 s *' sF  LOCAL AND THERWlsE.
  # 4. % @ # % % & @ f' sp
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-12-09
EAST EN~ NEWS.

+ + i. I. + t + + l. + + +
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04

LynchbUrg. Va, Dec. 3.-"The report
that / am to blame for last weeks wreck
on the Southern Railway, in which Presi-
dent Spencer and six members of his
party were killed. is an absolute lie" de-
clared Operator Jacobs. who was in
charge of the tower at Lawyers, and
whom Operator Mattoax said cleared the
block" for the train which crashed into
President Spencer's car. tonight
My telegraph sheet shows absolutely
just what happened continued Jacobs.
"and they show that / had no information
from Mattoax that he had PASSED both
trains S3 and s..
"As a matter of fact. Mattoax con-
demns himself. He declares that he re-
ported No. 81. and asked me what I had
done with No. 80. and then says I did not
answer his signal As a matter OF fact,
everybody knows that It is an imperative
rule under the block system in railroad
ing that all operators shall sign for or
ders indicative that they have received
them. I Will be in Washington on
Wednesday, when the Investigation is
continued and VIII show that had moth
ing to do with the wreck at all
Mattoax is still at his home. unmolested
either by the county authorities or the
railroad officials. There is much sym
pathy with him here, where the senti-
ment IS that the Southern employs too
many men of limited experience at small
salaries II is openly asserted that ne
had not had any great experience as a
tower telegrapher. Then. again. railroad
men urge that had the fagman of %
gone back as soon as his train stopped
he could have caught No. 81 in time to
have prevented the crash.
MattOaX was notified to-day by ". S.
Andrews. superintendent of the Danviile
division of the Southern. to be present
at the investigation in Washington on
Wednesday. The failure of the Virginia
law TO provide a penalty for the punish
ment OF criminal negligence is responsible
for the authorities permitting Mattoax TO
remain at his home unmOlested
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
WeepS as She Tells Judge
She Can't Pay Debts.
LIVED LIFE IN LUXURY
Entire Estate Wiped Out by Rail-
road Mans Obligations.
Former President of Il. & o. Road
Earned Thousands in Fees and
Salaries, but Left No VIII. and
Property Was Divided Between
Several ReIatives-AdOpted Daugh-
ter DebutHnte mt Exclusive Ball.
speeiaI % The - Hcrald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd, Dec. 3.-The once beau
dful widow. Of John K. Cowen. former
president of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, appeared in the County Court 10.
day, declaring tearfully she could not pay
! her debts. 1t has not been many years
since the wife Of the railrOader who
rescued the vast Baltimore and Ohio
property from bankruptcy occupied the
finest house in Baldmore's most fashion
able section and appeared in the streets
in the smartest of equipages.
Her husband, who had been general
counsel for the railroad. took charge of
the bankrupt system after the CARROTS
laid down the cares. As the executive OF
the railroad, the most brilliant lawyer
Of the Maryland bar, and the leading
political refOrmer Of the State, he occu-
pied a foremost position in society, and
earned thousands in salaries and fees,
yet he was not a wealthy man.
1t was known his wife lived in luxuri-
Gus style. She took a prominent part in
charitable organizations. but her admins
tration OF the Confederate Home. & hoe
pital for women, brought about financial
sehisms that threw the institution into
the courts for years, and destroyed its
usefulness.
Soon John K. Governs magnificent
physique gave way and he died. He left
no will. which caused comment. His sis
ters got a share of the property, the
widow receiving only what the law al
lows. Creditors sought her from all quar-
ters
To-day an effort was made to attach
her property in Baltimore County. She
said her real estate in North Carolina
and New York had gone to settle iudg-
ments or bills against her.
Among the bills mentioned was one
from the fashionable Hotel Belvedere for
more than 500. and others from Armiger
& Co, jewellers; Bach. Myers & Ham
merstein, tailors. the whole aggregating
So, 600.
The question before the court whether
Mrs. COwen was or was not a nonresident
debtor, was held under advisement by the
judge. Her attorney declared she was
a resident Of Baltimore, and that the in
debtedness was not within the jurisdic-
ton Of the Baltimore County Court.
Miss Sara Campbella Cowen, adopted
daughter Of the widow, was one Of the
debutantes at the Monday german of me
Bachelors Club. the most exclusive or
GaEization OF Baltimore fashionable life.
tonight.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
NOISY MODS DISTURB MADRID
Spanish Capital Greatly Excited
Over Cabinet Crisis

Madrid, Dec 3.-The city is in excite
ment over the political crisis.
Noisy groups. carrying red banners,
gathered this evening in the neighborhood
Of the Senate and Chamber. and shouted
threateningly.
The police scattered the crowd. arrest
ing several persons, but the mob reassem-
bled and their numbers are constantly
increasing There IS every indication
that trouble is brewing.
As the evening advanced the crowds
focused in the Puerta del Sol, outside the
ministry of the interior. Many we'll
known agitators are moving busiIy among
the people, and there is much angry talk
ing
At the moment of telegraphing a great
force of police is out. and the governor is
holding troops in readiness in case their
services are needed. Nevertheless. il, IS
hoped the night will pass without q seri-
Gus outbreak.
The situation is not easy To explain.
but in addition to the popular feeling
aroused by the Moroccan and church
questions, there is strong antagonism
among the various Liberal factions. The
personal animosity of the Liberal leaders
prevent their party from uniting 20 gov
ern. Senor Morets action in forcing the
resignation of the Domingues ministry
last week, embittered popular as we'll as
political feeling. His momentary success
has now ended in his own resignation
after the bTiefest term of Office on record
even in Spain, where cabinet crises are
more frequent than anywhere in Europe.
His retirement resulted directly from the
action taken earlier in the day by Senor
Montero Rios president of the Senate
Senor Montero Rios objected to the terms
Of motion Submitted to the Senate. CEN
suring those responsible for last weeks
cabinet crisis, and he resigned.
ThereupOn Senor Moret declared that If
was impossible for him to continue in
office. and he went to the palace and told
the King mat he must resign. His Ma
jesty acQuiesced. but being anxious to
have Liberal government. his sympa-
thles being with the Democracy, he asked
Senor Montero Rios to try to karmonize
the troubles. in which he failed
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
PENNsY SELLS C. & o. STOCK.
Entire Holding Is Disposed OF to
Kuhn, Loeb q Co.

New York, Dec 3-The Pennsylvania
Railroad announced to-day the sale of its
entire holdings of Chesapeake and OHIO
slOck. The purchasers are Kuhn, Loeb <
Co, who were also purchasers of the
10000 shares of Baltimore and Ohio, and
16o. 900 shares of Norfolk and Western,
sold by the Pennsylvania early in Sep
tember n the official announcement of
the Chesapeake and Ohio sale, it is said
that the sale of this stock is in line with
the policy adopted by the company when
il disposed of the Norfolk and Western
and Baltimore and Ohio stock.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
had 15G.300 shares, with a par value of
Sl5 1000. and a market value on an ap-
praisal of 60. ut which it sold to-day. Of
S9,31SOO0. The Pennsylvania bought the
stock N 1899 between "A and Il.
Assuming that the average was 80, the
transaction shows a profit of nearly 80 per
cent, exclusive Of interest on the invest
ment and dividends on the stock.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
DECLARE War ON BAILEY
Texas Factions Of Ants" May Sue
ceed IN Defeating Senator.
Conference Behind Closed Doors
Elect Campbell, If Possible.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special u The Washington Herald.
Austin. Tex. Dec. AT a conference OF
the leaders Of the anti-Bailey movement,
held here to-day behind closed doors.
plans were adopted for waging a strong
campaign Sgainst the reelection of Sena-
tor Bailey. It is stated that a canvass OF
the members Of the legislature leads 20
the conviction that a majority of them
will vote against him II a suitable candi-
date can be placed in the field for the Of
fee
An effort is being made to induce Gov
elect T. NJ Campbell TO permit his name
to go before the legislature for the place.
y conference OF a number of Bailey's po-
litical friends from all over the State was
held here to-day. They are waiting for
Bailey TO make a statement in reply TO
Attorney General DavidsOn's specific
charges that he received money from the
W3ters-Pferce Oil Company before an
nOuncing what steps VIII be taken to
stem the tide of Democratic opposition
that has set in from every quarter of the
State against Bailey's reelection.
The Washington herald., 1906-12-04
GIFTS FOR KOEPENICK ROBBER
Berlin Newspapers Open Subscrip-
tiOns for Notorious Convict.

Berlin, Dec 3.-The Berlin newspa-
pers have opened subscription lists for
the benefit of Wilhelm Voight. the
veteran robber, Capt. Koepenick." who
to-day, began serving the four-year
sentence imposed upon him for the raid
of October Is. which convulsed two
hemispheres with laughter. The pro-
ceeds Of the subscription will be in
vested and handed to Voight at the ex-
piration OF his sentence.
other papers propose public peti-
ton for the pardon of the genial old
shoemaker convict, who begins again
the prison career which has filed half
his life. The story OF Voight's life re-
veals such a sorrowfuI career under
police persecution that the sympathy
for him is practically unanimous.