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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
MRS. GERKEN'S MAID
HURT ASKS $4,000
Fell Through Hidden Trap Door
in the Home Of Her
Employer.

NEW YORK. January IA myster-
ious trap door in the home OF Mrs. John
Gcrkin, the famous hOrsewoman, we'll
known IN Richmond. where she has
often exhibited horses. through which
Julia Kelly fell and fractured her skull
In December. 1901. may cost Mrs. Ger1en
any part OF S25 600. A suit for that
amount was begun yesterday In the Su-
preme Court before Justice BrOdy.
The plaintiff has. IL is claimed. been
in as many as six hospitals as result
Of the accident. and "a IS declared that
she viii never regain full possession OF
her health.
The trap do0r-a spring continuance
was in tho new home Of Mr. and Mrs
Gerken. at No. West Ninety fifth
street. but for what purpose IL was in
the floor Is not disclosed. The family
had just moved into the house and was
setting it IN order.
Julia Kelly was employed in the house
and. according 20 the testimony that was
brought out yesterday. was performing
trap and landed on the floor OF the cell
lar. nine feet below. sustaining a frac-
ture ~ the skull.
She testified yesterday that she was
taken @ the J Hood Wright Hospital
where she lowered between life and
death for months. and then went TO 1T.
GATHERINGS Hospital. in Brooklyn. and 10
several others. Her attorneys. EnEel &
Engel. promise 10 prove that she has
since been unable 70 gain A livelihood.
Both MI and Mrs. Gerken were in
day it is expected that the latter will
take the stand. The line Of defense
was not disclosed by yesterdays tasti-
UlDuV.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
INCREASE POWERS
OF Commission
Presidents Interstate Body to
Deal With Car Short
age.

WASHINGTON .. C.. Januarv IL
Congress will ia asl<ed by President
Roosevelt To give the Interstate Com
merce Commission increased mowers ~,
enable that body TO deal with such
emergencies as that now existing with
regard 10 The car shortage Question
me commission already has submitted
70 the President a preliminary report OF
the investigation made by some OF it's
members in the Northwest into this mat
ter and IT, viii submit recommendations
very soon. When these are ready tha
president Will prepare special message
70 be sent TO Congress, urging neceS-
sary legisla ton.
The President made this announcement
to-day at a conference at the White
House with Messrs. Knapp. Clements.
Harlan and Clarke. OF tho Interstate
Commerce Commission. and four mem
beers OF the executive committee Of the
National Reciprocal Demurrage Conven-
ton. recently held ut Chicago. who had
come 20 ashington 70 take up the mat
ter with Nj Roosevelt and the Inter-
state Commerce Commission. They In
cluded the following J. 4 Won Hose
~ Birmingham. Ala. represen ting tho
Southern Wholesale GrOcers' Association:
George II. Emerson. Of Hoquiam Wash
ington Stale, representing the Pacific
coast. Donald A. Sage OF Chicago. rep
Tesenung the coal shippers. and J. +.
Defebaugh, the secretary Of the conven-
ton.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY
MEMORIAL ASSOCAT ION
Admirals Dewey and Schley Are
at Head of Move
ment.
rnent

WASHINGTON, January l7.-Admiral
Dewey. Rear-Admiral Schiey. several of
inc justices Of United states Courts in
the District OF Columbia. Mayor r. Clay
Timanus and Henry Q. Nicholson. OF Bal
tmore. and others. to-day Incorporated
the Francis Scott Key Memorial Asso-
citation. The object Of the association is
TO promote establish and maintain a suit
able memorial 10 Francis scott Key. the
author OF the star Spangled Banner" 10
is the purpose OF the association 20 ac-
quire the Key mansion in this CITY. to-
gether with the household property and
heirloom OF Francis Scott Key TO this
end. the association, through a board OF
five directors. Is authorized to solicit sub
scriptions in all of the States and Terrific
ries Of the United States
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
HEBREW UNION COLLIE.
10000 Raised and $1oo,oooiore
Promised.

- 10 - e. r-nior ~ Ierican
s','''e ,.-...--..4-,fo hove toy was
- - ,,- an antnlsiastisuppo
- ~ Colleee .Cincin-
natl. by n Subscription 81 neaI 80
49, -, s1oo ooo fosnlareing
fhe institution. and Of this una ''l'
amount subscribed to-day wiFe ~ '-
A resolution was adopted foIihs '"1
diversion Of foreign immiF ION from
The ports Of the East 10 @e OF thS
Eouth and Southwest: also O expressing
sympathy for the sufferers tne west
indian earthquake.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
GOV. SWANSON
IN WASHINGT0
Shakes Hands With All on
gress," Drawing 30. Pal
Lines.
HARTMAN PERPETUAL iEAS.
SAYS Virginia EinauccArc IN
Splendid Conditiou-arun
OFF for Europ
Iron or regular Cor3ondentJ

fFrom our Regular Corr ohoe"t)
WAsprNGTON. ID. g. .nuary IT,
Governor Swanson was busiest man
ar tho capitol for an ho2r go this ar
ternoon. as be was con.led q" -Nak"
hands with about everyenoer on The
floor. Democrat and Rer'l'an' although
he did not appear 20 ira IL AS labor
although 81 kept him Dt 1"r Governor
received many complir'7 upon looking
o. we'll. and also upo he fine admins
tratlon which n. is 'nuc'ns in VIZ
Einia. aoo.rdlng 90 afp'r's "hicn nave
reached Washington" came here last
night and delivered address at 'ne ban
cl.t Of the Natlou--ont enron for the
Promotion az the t'sn commerce ~
tile United States.
A. ". Thurman. s4-' "-o mas Dec"
-r.-..sn,.- 80 lie e. Of Virginia FOR
,,.rt,. ,.e..r- ,,ftrgong indications that
b. ysu continue that Office two 0--
Cades longer. az IT, was a-so mere zoe
g,.. -f,r.tett~er imam has served uu
DIR rv. Cot.rnrf1tz Ire. colonel
q. t-.--.r .f.f,rti-r. s.. j Montague
ana Governor ST7'"-
$50. sfr. I do want 90 Pc Governor.
no. sc..,,- r. member 81 ConErr ISL.
Asst Treasurer tho state of Virginia.
800 ~ non, yes. J like the posi-
Won fts dutlar- pleasant. and there
fs consolation .l~ tin9-at mat " man
g. .fa-. Doc render service % DDS
people"
,ts--,.s ,r. = al aNmrs 90 Virginia
-. .,-.ii+torf tho stat. treasury is
A-f.. .fDl bv those uosf "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
$500, 900 FIRE
NEAR SAVANNAH
South Atlantic Car Company a
Total Loss-35o Out of
EnnlOxr7rer,+
EMPLOYMENT

SAVANNAH. GA. january 1.-THE
savannah plant OF tine south Atlantic
Car and Manufacturing COMPANY
three miles southwest OF the citv
was burned TODAY. The loss is ehonf
100000. partly insured The origin
Of the fire is not known. The plant
covered about ten acres. million
and a half feet or lumber also was d.
stroved. The fire department. Went
to the scene. but could get no water
connection. Late in the dav efforts
were made 10 save the sawmu and
some OF the remaining lumber bv max
Ing break in the long string OF
lumber piles by blowing them up with
dynamite.
The fire threw out OF employment.
800 mon. Il. r. burden was tho prfn-
cipal owner The question OF rebuna-
ing Will be considered BY the directors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
A. c. L. FINED $4,000;
S. A. l. FINED $1,000

TALLAHASSEE FLA. Jant,a~v IT,
The state Railroad Commission TODAY
assessed fines against the Atlantic Coast
Line, IN two cases. amounting 20 5000.
e 90
Complaint against tho Seaboard Air
Line was brought hv tie Southern Pine
Company. OF Savannah. and that against
The Coast Line by Paul q Weymer Of
Jacksonville. and Mercer Muller Com
pany. 81 Broksvnle. In the Broksvine
case tie fine against the Coast Line was
-FOUR thousand dollars. Judgment was re-
served in three other cases
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
ACCUSED WIFE OF lNFIDELITY;
SHE SHOT AND KILLED HIM

COLUMBIA. :. g.. January I'm G..
Blair. a conductor on the Columbia. New
berry and Iaurens Railroad. was shot
and killed at his home here to-day. IL
is said that Blair accused his VIE ~
inhdelity. and that the shooting followed
Mrs. Blair was placed under arrest. but
owing to her PROSTATE condition. she was
not removed from home
Blair lived long enough 10 make am
mite norton statement Biair's wife
was Miss Ethel Barrauune. Of Green's
boro. y. 9. The dead man was about
nifty years old. while his Wife Is thirty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
First In Years.

Sentor Aldrich's proposal 70 investf-
gate he negro problem" IS the first ~
the Ind that has been made in wears
II pu be opposed unless il recognize.
thai the problem IS pressing for solution
in gany States ~ tho Union besides those
so,n ~ the Potomac and Ohio. and uro-
vifs for an invesrga ton into the condi-
tia Of the black man In the North ann
\VSi. especially in Ohio. Indiana. Illinois
r~Isas and Nebraska II Is believed an
~ 'lgau on embracing the country gen
any would reveal thar the condition
: the iaw-ahidinE negro in the Southern
'tates is FAR superior to that of hts breth-
zen IN other sections OF the Union.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
SENATE EUL0GIZES
LATE SENATOR BAIT

WASHINGTON. ID. e. January. H.,
Resolutions commemorative the life a.
character OF the late senator hHte.
yrc-ressee were laid before the Senr
TO-DAY. and addresses in eulogy We
delivered ny Senators Carmack. pa.
~celson McEnery. CLARK. ~ Monte
Frazier and Spooner after winch '',.
Ill. memory.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
MIME ON
PROFESSORS FARM

CHARLOTTE y c.. January IA
va llahle amethyst mine was dis
covered on the land Of Professor T. r.
Bennett ar oak Ridge Institute. GuU-
ford county. to-day The md was made
ty student at the same snot where
several years ago an amethyst which
brought 5000 was picked up The
stones foun- thus far are said to be
the most perfect to be found any
where.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Richrnonders in New York.

NEW YORK. January 1.-THE fol-
lowing Richmond people were register
cd az New York hotels to-day. Waldorf
II. Frazier. r. W. Smallman: Fifth
Avenue. Mrs. \. w. Ford. Gilsev. n =.
AttansOu and wife; Woodstock T. Il
HasSer; broadway Central. L. Sycle:
Victoria. q. w. Poe. s. c. LeaiCe. A:a-or
p r Normenr. X 3. NOrmenr. Hoff-
man. L +. Hoffman w. r. JSlkins.
HoteL Aston. Z j. MnrnhN-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
NEGRO HANGED FOR KILLING
WOMAN AND CHILDREN

WASHINGTON. PA, January IL
Elmer Dempster. the nineteen year old
negro. who was convicted OF killing Mrs.
James Pearcc and her three children. on
July 29th last. at Canousburg. Pa. was
hanged IN the fail yard here to-day. Ac-
cording 20 Dcmpster. his only motive for
the murder was robbery. SO strong was
the feeling in the neighhorhood when
Dempster was arrested that he narrowly
escaped lynching AT the hands OF mob.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
ROOT TRANSPLANTED
TO CANADIAN SOIL

WASHNGTON. d. c.. January IT,
Secretary Root LETT Washington to-day
for Ottawa. Canada. where he VIII arrive
about noon tomorrow. 10 be the guest
OF Earl Cray the Governor General. M
Root was accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
MOVE TO CLOSE STATE
OISPENSARIES IN s. C..

result Of the fight on the state liquor
monopoly. which IS now being waged.
n bin was introduced to-day by senator
Smith. Of Hampton county. to authorize
the appointment Of a commission TO wind
up the affairs Of the State dispensarv
and close the institution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Only for South.

il IS understood that the resolution.
as drawn by Senator Aldrich. is - apply
ouiy a. the South. T. is lntimated that
~ il boo made % apply 20 the condfGor
~ tho negro race in the States % the
N.rth and West as well. ~ viii receive
tne support OF the Southern Democrats
~ the Senate But % SIS believed the
ameudment Will be vigorously opposed by
rho Southern Senators. y & be sought 10
make 10 apply only % the South. which
evidently IS the prczent intention
The senate COMMITTEE on Labor and
Education. back ia the eighties made an
exhaustive invest igation OF educational
conditions. and more or less incidentally
touched upon The negro problem On the
Southern states. especially with refer
euce 70 The very general refusal 81 the
negroes TO work and aid in the Industrial
deve Qpmerr % the Southern States. which
was ~ tat time bat just beginning.
Prior % FIAT time there had been r,o,it-
seal inveS cations into conditions in va-i-
Gus southern States. notably those fol-
lowing tle election 81 1875 when the Re
pubiicau charged that fraudulent returns
were seat 30 from louisiana Florida and
South arc. inn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
NEGRO PROBLEM
ENGAGES SENATE
Senator Aldrich 10 Introduce
Resolution Requiring Investi-
cation OF Negro Question.
SOUTHERNERS WILL OBJECT
Are Wiling if the Whole Country
Is Investigated, But Want 80
Distinction Made
lrrom our ReguIar corre.pondenll

WASHINGTON. D. o.. January ia
comp.et. investigation - tns negro prob
l-ru threatens 20 be the result OF the ag' e.
tlti0n over the action ~ the President ln
dlsmiesing without honor and without
triaI. the three battalfons 81 the Twenty
fnh Infantry that shot Up the town ~
Brownsville.
Senator Aldricl. the Republican lead, r
~ the Senate. said to-day that bee had
Trcp1red IN amendment 70 the For,lse 6
resolution. which provides that in adli-
ti0n 20 the Investigation proposed by the
senior Senator ;r0m Ohio. th- Senate
should undertake ara Investigation OF the
entire negro problem. Senator Aldricl
discussed his resolution with reluctance.
lud would talk but q few seconds about
IL. DO admitted that he had spoken 90
several Senators concerning %. and that
boz rad been assured that - would re-
.eive Considerable support
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
YOUNG FAIRBANKS
PLEADS mot Gull TY''

STEI BENNILLE. .. January IL
Frederick e.. Fairbanks. Of Springfield.
o.. son OF Nice-President Fairbanks.
pleaded not guilty in court here to-day
10 the charge OF subornauon OF perjury.
He gave bond for 500. He appeared in
court voluntarily. and was accompanied
by his uncle H. IT, Fairbanks. and At
torney Charles Stewart. Of Springfield
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
WhyOur Business Grows
Best GOOds---LOwest Prices.
California Prunes, 5 lbs.

California Prunes, 5 lbs.
4OI ..-.-.- -.... Zoe
New N. C. Clip Herrinas. per az ....1Oc
Good Carolina Rice, ID. Sc
? large bars s~fts Pride Soap for. csc
Best American Granu-
lated Sugar, pound 4 3-4c
Red Cross Condensed MIX. can. DC
2 lbs. Mountain Roll But
ter Tor ........ 25c
Clipped Beef. &c can. cans for. 25c
Fresh French Candy, ID. sc
Large Irish Potatoes, fsc peck or
per buSnel ...-.-----.-- ...-..-..... Z DC
California Raisins, &c;
or, 3 lbs. for .. Csc
Canned Tomatoes and Corn, per can. 20
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
USE CONvICTS
To BUILD CANAL
EDWARDS TO URGE PRESIDENT



WASHINGTON. -. a.. january IT,
The somewhat sensational proposition to
rse conricts especially tnose Of tar
Southern States. in tile construction of
the Panama Canal viii be- presented Co
the presiaeu, by W. j. Oliver o.. con-
tractor WHO Will dig the ditch
The plan Was first suggested ny Harry
stuIw,u Edwards, the famous writer OF
Southern stories and poems. ar present
postma7ter az Macon. Ga. and slated for
appointment 90 the conectorshp o. the
9or- of Savannah Mr. Edward- viii see
the President ON this matter. and er-
d-ay0r To- induce him 20 make am effort
20 seclr. such Federal legislation as may
Doe necessary IT, order 10 allow state
conylcts to bee sent into the canal zone.
which lis Federal territory. LEGISLATION
los The various States would Do" necessary
in order 10 allow the sending of cDuvicts
beyond tho boundary OF the STATE where
ia convicted
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18
Relieve Labor Situation.

Mr Edwards said to-day. in rho course
of converse ton with The Timese- Dispatch
corresp ondent no believed this plan wolid
60 . long way towards solving rro PROB
lem % securing labor Tor tre constitute
zion of tr- canal lie thought. also. il
would please organized labor. which just
IS. bee thinks opposes bringing convict
labor into competition with free labor
In Georgia. Mr.. Edwards says. felony
conlie-- arc leased 70 individuals and
corporations. IN Virginia they aro ONE
pioyed by a shoe company. whi-h turns
put MANY thousands OF pairs of shoes in
the p-riteutiary
"Taere is going 20 be- great difficulty
e1perinecod in securing labor for tne
construction 90 tho canal" said Mr. Ed
wards. "If Mt oliver. as IS reported.
contemrlat~s getting laborers from among
the Negroes 81 tie South. they may 20
down There AID stay nwhUo h.t thew
viii come back in few months Z do
not believe he can make them stay. un-
less he has them after they have been
convicted NJ crime and they arc kept
with a guard over them"
owing % the great dfniculty .n obtain
ing aporer- Tor the canal 1I- Edwards
does not believe the workingnlen would
OBJECT 20 having C0nvicts do the work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-18

Burlinghame in Paris.
PARIS. January FIRED X. Bur
lngame. Of Richmond. Va was regis
tered at the Herald Office here to-day.
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