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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24
ATTORNEY SAYS Q
FISH is UNFIT

Chicago, Dec. 24.-John j. Herrick
attorney for II. III. Hartman in the
Illinois Central injunction proceedings
yesterday concluded his argument.
Judge Ball complimented the attorneys
for both parties to the suit on the
courteous manner in which they had
conducted their cases and announced
that lie would render his decision on or
about Feb. 20. In summing up his
argument Mr.. Herrick said:
I'VE say that we are going TO vote
for three directors who served the
company all these years We are no,
going to vote for Mr. Fish for the
reasons that are stated, and we are
confirmed by the statements of eigh,
of his fellow directors. as TO his un-
fitness for the position. We say that
we are going to vote for an Independent
man. who is not connected with the
Union Pacific. That is all we have
threatened.
Both OF these enjoined companies
(the Union Pacific railroad and the
Railways Securities company. have put
themselves on record as TO that propo-
sition. How is IL with Mr. Fish? He
does not deny that this bill is brought.
as alleged i'm the affidavits, i'm pursu-
ance of a purpose TO promote his re-
election not only as a director. but as
president. And he does not deny that
II his intention in getting these proxies.
TO vote them Dot only for his own re.
election. but for the election of three
other persons to be pamed by him. un-
known TO this court, IN place of these
directors who have served all these
years and who were elected and re-
elected by his own vote"
MIR. Herrick denied that Mr.. Harri.
mon was dominating the policy of the
Illinois Central Railroad company. lie
declared that the Union Pacific Rail
Mr. Fish was a director in line com
peting with the Illinois Central Rail
road missouri Pacihc).
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24
Ex-OfF|CER 4. D. GORMAN
IS HELD FOR GRAND JURY

policeman OF East Providence. who on
the 18th I'm the district court pleaded not
guilty to the charge or stealing gold scrap
valued at s702 so from the Potter x Buff
fington company. when called for trial
this morning waived examination and
was bound over to the superior court In
surety of $1,000.
Surety was furnished by Ira d. Goff
and Levi s. Winchester
OTHER DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
George Mclaughlin. ~ years old when
he had pleaded guilty TO being a vagrant
I'm district court this morning pleaded
hard for chance and when he was
placed on probation said God bless you
to Judge Lee. The probation was grant
cd with an order 10 the man to return [
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24
MRS. LONGWORTH
ABLE TO MOVE

Washington. Dec 2i-Mrs. Longworth
has so far recovered from the effects OF
the operation for appendicitis. which she
underwent on Dec. N, that she viii leave
the White House Thursday for her own
residence. For several days Mrs. Long
worth has been able TO go about her
room. lint as yet she has not been out
doors
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24

will sail on Jan. Z for a stay or three
years in the country OF the Llamas.
Portala. the rock-perched palace OF the
Dalai Llama. on the Western side of the
city OF Lhassa. which has long stirred
the curiosity OF the entire world. The
Thibetian capital is no longer the forbid
den city as the throne has sanctioned a
telegraph line and a mail route within its
walls schools and newspapers also are
TO be published. Prior to the Younghus-
band expedition In 1904. only four white
men had enteredsthe Forbidden City. o.
these Arthur Landor, was captured by
the Llamas priests while he was photo
gra aphing idols i'm the temple and escaped
only after he had endured excruciating
tortures. The sketch shows Thibctan
Llama wearing a festival mask.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24

Boston. where he says he has wife and
three children.
Margaret Kelley. IS years old. pleaded
guilty TO shoplifting and was placed on
probation.
Rose Greco was fined $40 and costs for
stealing a ring from the O'Gorman COM
pany.
Cecil Whipple was fined SIS and costs
for stealing carpenters tools valued at
$3.50 from Alfred w. Maily. lie was
using tho tools yesterday on job on
Weybosset street when arrested by In
spector McGann and Patrolmau ]. T. Nc
Laughlin.
Henry NJ. Young. the egg peddler. who
on the 18th pleaded not guilty 10 steal
ing money from his customers by failing
TO return change for bills. this morning
pleaded guilty and on two charges was
fined $50 and costs EACH
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24
Fell from Staging.

Benjamin Neyion fell from staging at
i2c Dudley street this afternoon. a
slight injury 10 ono of his legs was at
tended 10 at the Rhode Island hospital
and then he went TO his home.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24
Sockanosset Boys at Keith's

The pupils OF the Sockanossett School
for Boys this afternoon attended Keith $
theatre. accompanied by their wardens.
They came upon four special cars. de-
barked az Weybosset and Union streets.
and without street parade fled Into the
Union street entrance 20 the theatre.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24
MuH Stolen

George r. Jacklin OF Olney street re-
ports that while HIS wife was at Canal
and Haymarket streets At s;lS TINS morn
inr hcr fur mum valued at $50 was
snatched by a man, who escaped with It,
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24
40 Bodies Recovered

Jacobs Creek. Pa. Dec. 24-search.
ing parties at the Darf mine todav
reached entry No. 27 where they found
~ bodies In heap. With the as bodie,
which have already been brought "a
the surface the total number reeoverse
today 10 lao.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-12-24

John Bell. Lord Mayor OF London, and
Sir w. Crookes were present, together
with representatives Of the scientific So
cieties OF all the European capitals and
os the big British engineering firms.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

A $4,000 trying.out IL good desl
even for rendering company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16
Al BIRTHDAY.

Ten years ago today the first number
Of The Times was issued. II was only
fve-eolumn folio and .here wasn't
much in it, but it was kindly received
and the public gave to II encourage
ment and support. II has grown with
the city, and it has ever been the pur-
pose Of the management to keep II loyal
to the best interests Of Barre, aud this
policy viii be in no way changed in the
future, though We hope to make it a
better newspaper in the years to come.
No paper can be published that is too
good for Barre. When The Times began
publication, its whole force, editorial and
mechanical, consisted Of three persons,
ID. H. Perry, now editor G. G. Ramsdell,
and the writer. They are still with the
paper, but fourteen others arc also en-
ployed III its daily production, not in.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16
4 REMINDER OF DUTY.


NOW that the tainted meat" matter
In Chittenden county has ben completed
through the paying Of fines for selling
diseased meat there remains another lit
tie "chore' for the prosecuting arm Of
the state government. That lies in the
county Of Orleans. a few months ago
Tan investigating committed 81 the state
legislature went over the account Of sew
eral state departments, and, on report.
ing, stated that they found items charged
against the state by George 7. Howard,
a. railroad commissioner that were not
justified. The committee recommended
that legal action be taken 70 recover
the amount alleged to have been UNI.
necessarily incurred by the said Howard
and having done 80, that further legal
action be taken as seemed to be required,
This has not been done as yet, but Il ii
understood that steps have been taken
TO bring the matter before the courts,
and there need be no apprehension lest
/, the matter be filed away into ultimate
seclusion. There should be no more sen.
sationalism over this case than oyer the
/ bad beef case which has been 20 Hic-
cessfully handled in the Chittenden eoun,
ty court. So let the attorney general,
with the states attorney OF Orleans
county, 90 about the matter according
10 the usual custom, without blare 81
trumpets and footing of horn. Only
this, the people demand that the truth
or falsity OF the charges be determined.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

When il comes to naming man tor
governor over the west side next time
l6 may be we'll to reckon on His Honor
tho Mayor of Burlington, Bigelow Ly
name. St. Johnsbnry Republican.
His brethren Of the quill ought to
give Big chance to preside as mayor
for his full term Of two years withons
srammeling him with any such awful
suggestion as The Republican makes. At
least, let's give him time to be inaugu-
rated mayor Of Burlington.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16
THE poEr ANp LIE LuNATIc.

THE POET AND THE LuNATIC.
The announcement that CIV. Scarf,
poet laureate Of ex-governor Bells staff,
and stringing people on telephone wires
at other times, has received the perferyid
endorsement OF an insane person in the
Concord, n. H., asylum, recalls Shakes.
peares lines;
"Ihc lunatic, the lover and the poet
Are of imagination all compact"
Nevertheless Mr. Scarf has received
great many complimentary letters over
his little volume "sunbeams," to coun.
teroct the Joke PeFpetrated by the Con-
cord lunatic.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

Although the @white plague has not
been placed under chain and weight in
Barre, it is interesting and gratifying
TO note that not one Of the eight deaths
in February were due to consumption,
BY the way, the number Of deaths was
very low for that month.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

Guiding a large corps Of town and city
correspondents throughout the state, and
the many employed IN the daily distribu.
ton of the paper. From nothing the
circulation has grown to a daily edition
Of 4,5oo copies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

The Baby Pathfinder railway guide
for this month appears in more compact
form as regards its contents, besides add
ing some valuable features. One Of the
best Of the new features il an arrange.
ment whereby travellers can at glance
ascertain the distances between all sta
lions in New England. This win be
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

Now that they have got down to the
point where they can weigh human
soul, pray continue and let US eager ones
know the difference between a good and
d bad soul.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

The Russian doGma. weighted down
By their responsibility, would have been
crushed BY their onyirons if that ceiling
had hit them yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

Yes, seem to We the lion Of the hour.
| wonder for how long All, my friend.
pin not your faith 70 the tickle public.
Let mo but cross their viii in the slight
est degree and those cheers will turn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

found a valuable aid N spite Of the
additions, tho Baby Pathfinder remains
III The same pocket-size form, easily car-
ried about.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-03-16

Nevertheless dry Burlington can dc.
pend on her sanity neighbor, st. George.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
Je TO Pravda?

Senator Gamble Y Yankton ie
obviIeD z vydcra6stvi, a slice V
tom smyslu, &c jeho syn byl mn
platebni listine We Washington cd
roku 1902 nj do roku 1905. Plat
povolovan jemu pod tou zaminkou
ze kond sluzby CO klerk v ifadov-
nd sveho otce, a IA tn dobu obdr-
Eel celkem s 800. Vsak pfi w.
setfovani, vyslo ma ievo, &c SOU
casne tn dobu navstevovai mia
dy Gamble kolej V Port Deposit,
Maryland. PonevaG misto to je
vzdalene cd Washington asi 100
mil, je neutrality-suspicious.. &c by
mohl byt We Washingtonu tn
samou dobu. Celia tn zalezitost
della Senatorovi starosti vzhlcdem
k jeho aspiracim ma kfeslo sena.
torske. Jest poAadan by vysvet.
iii obhajil sve stanovisko. ale
knihy ma obou mistech jsou sved-
Ky TUE zfejmfmi, a omluva nebo
zapfrdni melo 10y malo vahy.
Pravda-li re skuteGne ieho syn
bral plat IN sluzbu kterou nekonal
jest to vyderaestvi nejhrubSiho
zrna a pan Gamble svou nepocti.
vosti sam sebe porazi v pfistim
sczeni statni zakonodarny, ncbot'
strana reformni, jejiz vnlcem hyl
pfi minute Rampant p. Gamble,
nemIze schvalit a zvolit do senatu
muze jenz Sc dopousti talk Sch pre-.
ein6, nebot tim zasidile by 81 ranu
nehordznou. Tez poslanci, jena
slibili mu sve podpory, vzajmu
sebe samych, budou nuceni zrusit
slib a pracovat prot jeho zvole.
nj do senatu.
pfistf legislature Dude sestayat
re 1875 Glenu; z toho poctu 10 je
demokratG, 43 tax zvanych sta.
wart" republikdnG % pokroGi.
lych republik6nG. Nezme to Gs
hlasu techto zvolit sendtora.
Tudiz spoeivd to V rukou pokroGi.
le eli reformni strany, o osudu
Gamblove. M6ze vsak vetsina z
techto T3, ma zaklade obvineni
senatorova vyd6raestvi, zrusit
svdj slib podpory a loyalty, a p.
Gamble propadne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
Ornament.
Il ,itaGovny Ccsko Rolnicko vzij.
Poi. Spolku.

Il lifaGoyny Ccsko Rolnicko Wal.
Poi. Spolku.
Timto Sc dava fSdomost vsem
Gicnum toto spolctuosti, Re SO bu.
de odblvat v}ro6nf schGze dine
sho lcdnn, 1907. v Tabofc. mis-,
nosti y. Matt WelGa, v hodinu
odpolcdne. Proto Sc kazdl do
STAY. Y pddu vclkeho sturmu
schHze tato Sc odlozi Dude Sc
odbfvat o tldcn pozdeii; tedy IL
lednn.
Dne iho lcdna, 1907, Sc Dude
odbyvat schGzc dnvSrnfkG teac
SIM Y 10 hod dopoledne, PAM
dnv6rnici jsou zadrni Sc dostavit.
Y padu velkG ncpohodv tate schn.
re Sc odbudc druhI den, totiz Clio
lcdna, 1907.
V rcls krsiaaske.
josef Novotry Josef Sein 9
Pfcdseda taiempIk.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
80 roxy StaTa.

Jsen 81 let stsra a net { kS.
ssm Sc eitit starou dokud mohu
obdrket E!ektricke kspky pravi
pr. Brunsonova Dublin, Ga,
v skutku neni nic CO by udrzovs.
10 stare mlsdfmi a slaSe silDyni
ako ten,o lex. Dyspepsje ztrnu
Ie Jstra a a!p,l lcdviu jsou nezna'
me pc pou2iti tohcto leku. V Ia
borskG lekarne "a soc.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
RHINE Z DakOty.

Deadwood, S. d., 2 ledna- DO
pfistiho rama osm dolafskych
spoleenosti Dude nuceno zavfit
sv6 dolly nasledkcm s hodinovehc
pozadavku cd havif6, ktcr(z do
lovnici nemohli pfijmout. Havii'
ska unic v Terry prohlasila svG
rozhodnuti, re zadny ellen nesmi
pracovat cd dnesniho dine dokud
by spolecnost nepovolila smi hodi
novou pracovni; taktez V Dead.
wood kde Sc nalezaji 4 dolly, zasta
vii praci. To znamend, re tyto
lilny jenz vyrobily IA 81 500, 900
minul6ho roxy, budou zavfeny ra
neurcitou dobu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

V soustati minulcho roku bylo
zhotoveno polozcno vice zelez-
nienich trait nezli kdy pred tim
cd roku 1855. Odd minuleho ledna
6,067 mil trait bylo polozeno ma
3sS linif We "A statech, coz cini
celkem 223, 1873 mil trait. V Tex
asu polozeno IN minuly rok 40
mil trait, Louisiana 39l a jizni
Dakote 4s9. Zaujimd tedy Dako-
tn tfcti pifsto.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03
Platte Dane Ma TaborSk6
Bance.

Name i;lny reEuam DAM "a
tok 1876 pro Tator a okol', t.
siIo by ms kdvby nam svefili q,
isnz je to nepfihodne ie, do Tyn
dali, ssplsceni ieiich DAM. Ma.
Sc PopIs,ky "a takove slu.by lsou
mfrne. vzkutku ie to use,feni Pc
neg tenn. jerE by iinak nsmeli ii.
1Gbo dele v okresnim sidle nea
Ii placeni daai. M62e,e Sc ksade
DOLBY dozveds, obuos vasich dapi
IA banku.
Tibcrsks banka.
V. Wager Pres.
as A. Wsgns Cash
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

Mitchell, Tho ledna-Pfi honba
zajicG blize iohoto mista, Leonard
Woodman, syn strJjvedy Chas.
Woodmana, byl ranen do nohy pfi
nahodilem vystfclu pusky V ru.
kou Blaine Scrivena. Mlady
Scriven klouznul a pri tom nara.
iii kohoutkem ma zmrzlou zemi;
naboi utrci mjadGmu Woodmanovi
lytko.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

prodlouzenf. AGkoliv zprvu mno
ri obyvatcl6 Evarts nechteli tomu
vGfit, pfec uznali, &c jsou odzou-
zcni k vyhynuti jakmile novy
most V sousednim Mobridgs Dude
dohotoven. Tise zakoupili Lofty v
novem mest6 a jakmilG led ma fece
sesili, nalozi domky ma valce a
odyezou ma move mfsto.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

Pierre, 29ho pros. -Opet jedna
artezskd studne byla zdc prorazc-
ma ma cest6 mezi timto mistem a
Black Hills, coz positivnG doka-
zuje re prameny tyto propletaji
prakticky celou zapadni east statu
TAX jake vfchodni. ObyGejnG Sc
nalezaji We v6tsi hloubi zap6dn6
Cd reky NELL vychodne. StudnG
prora2ena Newlin ma 1912 sire
vicd hloubky, coz dvdkrdt TAX
jake u James river. Noda jenz
prysti z teto studne, ma teploty
l20 stupfin.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

Skvely pes Sc buee odbSgst +,
sini Blstka HaeickJho. v sobc.
,u doe Sho ledna, 1877. Dobrs
nudbs a p:fidck zsrueen. Pfijd
te ,sichni.
Varujcm timto ka2d6ho by Sc
chrdnil iezdit pres mas pozemek.
Jsme nuceni TAX chit, nebot Tide
jsou TAX nesetrni n delaji nam 2
bytecn6 skody. Vol. Kortan a
Step. Dufek.
Uteduici vs.ch ,nistnich spolko
j'ou zadani by osnamili redaktoio
Wit. |. kdy Sc odbYva iejich prsvi
delns a mimofidne sch6ze. Ra.
di bysme o:nsnovsli icjich sch0
ze v novinsch.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

Deadwood, 20 pros. -Kongres
MIX T.. w. Martin je donna Wash
ington, by strdvil vdnocc Sc svou
rodinou. Mluve o nedostatku
hli tonic statu, pravil 70 veff,
&c pficina toho vezf V move pred
loze uhelni, a uhlobaroni Gekali
iak sc situace dale vyvine n nynf
nemohou dost cerstva pozadav
kun vyhov6t, Tcz i zeleznicc
musely telit veIks poptave nujed.
nou a nemohly dostatetny obnos
jcj dovest.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

Evarts, 3lho pros. -Nclka east
tohoto m6sta Dude odst6hovana 30
ledG ma fec6 Missouri do Mo
bridge. kde draha Milwaukska
zhotori most pro tichomofske
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-01-03

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-18
SEEKS TO SECURE CHILDREN
Rev. yVhitworth Sues Out Writ and.
GOcs 10 Home Of Wifc's FntlIcr.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
-RGlA NOE L. wy Decnn1hef,

Especial to The Times Dispatcbl
ROANOKE. VA. December IT,
Judge Woods. of the Corporation
Court. to-day granted to Rev. J. r..
whitwortl a writ on bis wife and his
father-in-law, w. ]. Aylor. Of Frank
lin county. to secure possession of his
two children. Mary aud Blanch.
It will be recalled that Rev Whit
several years ago. leaving his wife and
children with his father-in-law in
Franklin. When he returned he
learned that his Wife had gotten a di-
vorce. She agreed to remarry him.
aud the marriage took place here last
spring. Three days afterwards. telling
him that she was going to FRANKLIN
after the children. she left. and did not
return. She has written to him several
times that she wanted to come back.
hut did not, and Whltworth claims that
she is detained by lcr father, who has
threatened to kill him If he comes on
the place.
He left this afternoon with Deputy
Sergeant spessard to serve the writ;
sympathizes with the wife and her
father. who raised the children, and
there will be trouble.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-18
sLEMP BY SIX THOUSAND
Has Sweeping Victory Over bailey In
the Ninth District Election.

Special to The Time ~ Dspa.ch.)
BRISTOL. VA. December i1.--1ncorn-
plete returns fren3 twelve OF the fifteen
counties in the Ninth Virginia District
indicate that c. Bascom SIemp. Repub.
lican nominee, has defeated David r..
Bailey. independent Republican, for the
unexpirej term OF his father, the late
Congressman Campbell slemp, by ma
jority of more than 5000 This will
be the result IL the five counties not
heard from tonight do as we'll for
Slemp as those from which reports
have been received.
Bailey carried Bristol by majority
of S3S but at Bailey headquarters to-
carried county In the district. In
he did not carry q precinct
Following are the rnajorities for
slemp by counties. according to co,n.
Dlete and incomplete returns received
here tonight: Wise county, 1,100:
Washington county. 700; Wythe county,
Te4; Smyth county, as: Scott county.
400; Bland county, 150; Pulaski, $50;
Lee. 400; Dickensor. ESQ., Buchanan.
400; Russell. $50; Tazewell, 700.
The returns are nearly complete from
these counties except from Dickenson
and Buchanan. and these are estimated
upon partial returns. It is estimated
that not more than $4,000 votes were
cast. The voting strength OF the dis
trict is 10000. Early reports from over
the district showed such ma jorittes for
slemp that no effort was made to get
anything like the complete returns
from the election tonight. Slemp car
ried his home precinct By 1877 majority
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-18
FORTY-TWO BODIES FOUND
Nineteen More Corpscs Are Believed to
he buried In Mine.


he buried In Mine.
YOL.ANDE. Ala, December 17.-At
5 O'Clock. Tonight forty-two blackened
and niangied bodies j1azs been ksp
from the t!i-tdted Yoiande nine IN
which n disastrous explosion occurred
yesterday. Nineteen more bodies are
in the mines. making total OF sixty
one victims of the catastrophe. All
day the rescue parties have toiled in
the mine here against fearful odds. The
hot air and smoke from the explosion
have made 1t difficult to get into the
lower entries and several of the res
cue party have been overcome at diff
ferent times and have had to be
brought TO the surface for fresh air.
No one is yet able to tell what caused
the explosion. The theory most gem
orally accepted Is that one OF the men
allowed stick of dynamite to explode,
which stirred up the dust. and this
In turn exploded. spreading death and
destruction through the whole mine
This theory is borne out by the fact
that the entire front OF one mans body
was torn away. His backbone alone
remained and one leg was partially
torn off Men at the mine contend
that this man was probably holding a
stick OF dynamite when 1t went off.
1t is believed tonight that the last
of the bodies cannot be brought out
before Tomorrow noon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-12-18
POWERS ADMITS BOLD PLAN
AIountnin Army brought to Frankfort
to ltesist Any Ejcctmcnt.

to Itesist Any Ejcctmcnt.
GE5oRGETOWN. KY. december IT,
In the trial OF Caleb Powers for COM
plicfty in tho assassination of William
cioehei. Powers to-day concluded his
redirect examination. In all. he was
nearly eight hours on the stand. Wit
ness denied In detail practically all tho
damn cling statements and converse
tlons made against him IN the tcsti-
niony- of Noakes. Golden and Youtsey
states Attorney franklin, in cross
examination. took Powers over the
period prior to Goebels assassination
and the beginning OF the bringing of
the mountain men to Frankfort.
Mr.. Franklin sought to show that
the ultimate object Of the mountain
army" was violence. intimidation of the
Legislature and designs on the life
of Goebel. Powers added to his origi-
nal statement that these mountaineers
were brought TO Frankfort for moral
effect. He said, however. that IL an
attempt had been made to eject Re
publican State official the noun
taineers were expected to resist until
an appeal could be made to the courts.