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ILLINOIS CENTRAL CASE.

Chicago, Nov. 25.--Hearing of ar
guments on the motion filed to dis
solve an Injunction order affecting
the voting OF $500 shares OF Illi-
nois Central stock held by the Mu-
tual Life Insurance company Will bo
resumed today before Judge Ball.
sitting In the superior court. A de-
lay from November s was secured
by Attorney Henry w. Leman. rep
resenting stuyvesant Fish. 1t IL
stated that both sides are now ready
TO proceed and the matter will un-
doubtedly be threshed cut this week.
The rival Fish-IIarriman factions are
still engaged in q contest for more
proxies 10 be voted ut the adjourned
annual meeting OF the Illinois Gem
trail stockholders December Is. Cir
cular letters appealings for votes
have been sent out in large numbers
by the Harriman-Harahan faction.
The adherents OF Fish are also busy
and are confident OF success.
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charter. providing seeded ain,
workers relinauished all jurisdiction
over all makers OF bottle and frui,
lara.
Other important actions of the
convention were an expression CT
hope for an early affliiation with the
Western Federation OF Miners. call
ing for conference in Detroit with
in sixty days after this convention.
to settle disputes between the Ce-
ment Workers and Hold Carriers; re-
ferring TO the executive council the
amalgansted agreements AT New
ark. n. j.: providing for tho estaS-
lishment OF a national labor me-
mortal day on the second Sunday In
May In each year: giving financia.
aid to the Colorado rcderati n pf
Labor In its continued struggle with
capital; calling for new 7immigra-
tion laws that will exclude japanese.
and Koreans; providing for .he es-
Enlistment OF an Independent or
ganization of the building trades
with headquarters In Washington.
ID. c.. this branch TO settle Its own
international troubles and work IN
der the direction of the executive
council.
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BIGELow KIcks GoAI..

Captain Bigelow added another
point by kicking the goal and soon
after tho players retired for brief
rest.
The second score came about flf-
teen minutes after tho second half
began, and Yale again started in her
own territory and carried the ball
seventy yards, without loss. to the
Harvard goal line. More scrimmages
were required for this scoro than
the previous. and a toward pass
made nearly twenty yards of the dis
lance.
From this time Yale played entire
ly on the defensive. and substitutes
were sent in every few minutes.
With about three minutes TO play
Harvard got the ball in the center
OF the field. and then rushing 1t
twenty yards carried off brilliant
on-side kick. which placed the ball
Yale's six-ysrd line.
score seemed inevitable. The first
rush went three yards. the second
a yard. the third tribe moro than
a foot. There the ball went to Yale
on downs and there the game end
ed.
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SALE OF STANFORD
WHITE RELICS

New York. Nov. 25.-Hundreds OF
rare works OF art and antiques are
being sold under the hammer today
at supplementary public auction
OF artistic properties collected by the
late Stanford White, the victim of
Harry Thaw in the murderous love-
feud that Is soon to be again
threshed out in the courts. The sale
Is being held at the American Art
galleries and will extend through
four days. The articles offered i'm
clude not only those selected for the
personal use OF White, but also
large number which were intended
10 be used in the construction and
Embellishments of such homes as he
might be called upon, In his capacity
as an architect. TO design and super
Wise. Great interest is being mani
tested in the auction, since Whites
we'll known artistic taste renders
any articles OF his selection OF more
than usual value. Many curiosity
seekers. attracted by the notorlety
given the architect through MS trag-
ic death at the hands OF Harry Thaw,
are also In evidence at the sale.
Among the articles offered for sale
are number OF valuable paintings
by old masters italian and Spanish
carved doorways. columns, mantels,
frames ecclesiastical images and
symbols. antique French. italian and
Dutch furniture. antique decorated
ceilings. fifteenth and sixteenth cen
fury Ispahan and other rugs. antique
carved marble columns. sarcophagi,
fountains and pcdcstals, fifteenth
and sixteenth century Flemish and
French stained glass windows and
panels and numerous other objects
Of artistic interest. The sale will be
absolutely without serve and the
proceeds viii 20 TO the widow OF
Stanford white.
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player would worm his way through
the Yale line or circle the ends for
gains OF Ave or six yards. but soon
the Yale line would close UP the
holes or tho Blue players fathom
the Harvard onslaught. and the
Crimson would be compelled to kick.
II was not q particularly thrilling
game. for long and spectacular runs
were missing, and there were few
errors in the back field 10 give the
opposing side material advantage.
II was not until the first half was
drawing to close that the Yale "a
fensive machinery began TO work
smoothly enough TO carry the bah
steadily down the field.
From Yale's forty-slx yard lane
three rushes. an on-side kick and n
cleverly executed forward pass plac-
cd tho ball on Haryard's Vineyard
line. The crimson players braced
themselves for the onslaught, but
could not withstand Yale's piunges,
and three rushes carried the ball
over.
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EVACUATION DAY
OBSERVED

New York, Nov. 5.-Evacuation
day. tho anniversary or tho evacua-
ton OF Now York by the Britlsh In
1888, was observed today with spe-
ciai meetings and exercises by sew
eral patriotic societies. AZ Bah
ylon, l.. l., monument was unveiled
to the momory OF Joel Cook, pa
triot who fought In the revolution
and the war of 1912. and whose re-
mains have rested In an unmarked
grave In the old part OF the village
cemetery. The work OF raising the
necessary funds for the monument
has been In progress for two years.
The memorial Is ton-foot granite
SMART, suitable inscribed.
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ALABAMA LIBRARIANS.

Birmingham. Ala, Nov. 25.-Thc
fourth annual meeting of the Ala
bama Library association opens this
evening in Birmingham city hall
with an address OF welcome by OK
Governor William II. Sims. Speeches
will also be made by President
Charles Coleman Thach of Alabama
Polytechnic institution and Ora
ioneen Smith. librarian of the Uni
versity of Alabama. Sessions will be
held tomorrow and Wednesday at
the libraries in both Bessemer and
Ensley. Librarians from all the
cities and important schools and col
leges of Alabama are in attendance.
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BLUE TRIUMPHS
OVER CRIMSON

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 25.--Yale
superbly maintained her football su-
premacy by defeating Harvard, her
oldest rival, in the Stadium today.
by a score OF IL TO o. Without re-
sorting except on occasions to the
so-called new plays, Yale scored a
touchdown in each half on almost
continuous plunges through the line.
Either content with a safe lead or
wearled by her efforts In defeating
Princeton a week ago. Yale today
made no effort apparently to run
up big score. yet when, In the very
last minute Of the game. the Grim
son players, by a fortunate onside
kick. carried the ball to within strlk-
ing distance Of the Yale goal. tho
sturdy line Of Blue became adamsnt,
and Harvard was prevented from
scoring. II Is years since such
magnificent defense has been seen
on the soldiers field.
VAST CROWD.
Nearly 10000 spectators sat in
the indian summer sunshine and saw
the Harvard eleven struggle in vain
against the superior prowess Of tho
Yale team. On occasions q Crimson
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NINTH DISTRICT
Did NOT NOMINANE


Bristol. Va, Nov. 23.--By the
close margin of six votes. the Demo-
cratic mass meeting of the Ninth
Virginia District held in Bristol this
afternoon, In pursuance to a call of
the district committee, decided
against nohs.nGt.ng candidate for
congress- TO he voted for at the spo-
cial lection December -i7th, at which
time n successor TO the late Con
gresham Stomp ~ 10 be chosen.
Former Governor J. Hoge Tyler
was elected chairman OF the meet
ing, and in his speech OF acceptance
declared himself Ia favor Of the
Democrats mailing nominations and
putting ~ honest fights on all oc-
caslons.
IL. Lee TdnkH, OF Wytheville,
Daniel Trlee Of Abingdon; Wynd-
ham Robinson OF Washington coun-
ty, AMI ot.er treatment Democrats.
pleadc olo4seatly in favor of
nomination bat the opposing forces.
led By former Congressman w f..
Rhca ana Herbert G. Peters. Of Brls-
tol, Wsn their point, although 10 was
accoHIpi ished only after a stormy
meeting, IN which both sides sought
to gain advantage by diplomacy. Only
about half the counties were rep
resented.
This leavesfthe fight between Bag-
com Slemp, the Republican nominee.
and David f. Bailey, Independent
Republican.
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coNsIpEn MYING pRonLEMs.

San Francisco. Nov. Many
subjects Of vital interest TO the min
ing industry Of the state arc being
discussed at the annual meeting Of
tho California Miners association,
which convened this morning at the
rooms Of the California Promotion
committee Among tho problems up
for consideration at this meeting arc
Inc location OF mineral claims on
forest reserves; the restriction OF
area 90 be located under single own
ership; the segregation OF timber
land and mineral lands. tho damage
done by smolter smoke and tho re-
lation Of the shelters 70 the mining
industry. and the work Of the debris
commission as it relates TO hydraulic
mining in the central watersheds OF
tho state.
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HYPOTHETICAL
QUESTION OF
$4,000 WORDS
IL PUT TO ALlESIsT BY DE
TENSE IN ANNA BRAD
LEY TRIAL.

Washington. Nov. 25.-when
court opened In the Bradley case to-
day scraps OF paper found in Mrs.
Bradlcy's room at the Raleigh hotel
after The tragedy were first read to
the jury. One read These are let
ters from Annie Adams, Maude
adams mother. Please preserve
them. )" Another read: IF there Is
need In defense show any rashness"
These were placed in evidence by
the government Indicating the wo-
mans intent TO do tho shooting. DR..
w. NJ. Barton. OF Washington. was
the first alienist called by the de-
Tense. Judge Powers, for the de-
fense. then began reading frteen
thousand word hypothetical question
which Is "A full summary OF all the
events narrated In the testimony of
the many witnesses the body OF tho
question had 10 do with the nara
ton o fthe woman coming under
Browns influence. their relations,
the performance OF criminal opera
ton OF the woman coming under
delight TO despair as she began to
realize Browns deception. her err
ratio behavior and coming to Wash
ington. IT described Mrs. Bradley's
action after tho shooting. her dazed
mental condition. Tho question
concluded: CD Assuming these
facts 10 be true. what do you say
as TO whether at the time the fatal
shot was fired the patient under
stood the nature of her act. was she
able TO choose or distinguish right
from wrong was she able to control
herself TO choose right and avoid
wrong? CD what do you say wheth-
or when the shot was fred, was the
patient mentally responsible for
what she did? (S) What do you
say whether when the shot was fred
the patient was sane or insane?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-25
AWFUL HOLOCAUST
IN NLW YORK
INCENDIARY FIRE IN TENEMENT
HOUSE HAS TWENTY VICTIMS.

New York, Nov. 25.-Thirteen
persons arc dead and seven were in
jured in an incendiary fire that today
swept 6ve-story tenement at Sec
ond avenue and 109th street. The
fire started in saloon on the first
floor and shot up through the air
shaft and stairway and trapped the
families living on the upper floors
before they could be aroused. When
the hremen arrived the whole build
ing was ablaze and panic-stricken
men, women and children choked the
narrow stairway, crowded the FIRE
escapesand fought with each other In
a frenzy 10 escape Thirteen bodies
were found in one room at the top
OF the house huddled In an indie
scrlbable heap so badly burned as to
be almost beyond recognition. They
tried TO make for the window near
the fire escape only to fall overcome
by the smoke and flames Most Of
them were women and children. Had
those who died in the room together
kept the door closed until the fire.
men arrived they would all have
been rescued, but 10 Is believed they
were so badly frightened they didn't
know what TO do.
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RESULTS
ON THE GRID IRON

Navy IL, v. PHO.
v. NJ. /. SIS; Eastern College 0.
Harvard o: Yale IL.
Purdue o; Notre Dame IL.
Swartmore So: Bucknell 4.
Army 23; Syracuse 4.
Eastern University of Pennsylvan-
ia 81; Wooster (ohio) University o.
Carlisle Is; Chicago 4.
Wisconsin IL; Minnesota IT.
Lafayette %; Lehigh S.
Ames 20: iowa IA.
Pennsylvania (freshmen) &c, Cor
nell Tfreshmen) o.
William and Mary 4; Hampden-
Sidney o.
fredericksburg College o: Episco-
pal High School o.
Alabama 6. Louisiana 4.
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THANKSGIVING AT HARVARD

Cambridge, Mass. Nov. 25.-Two
great gatherings OF Harvard men.
graduates and undergraduates. will
mark Thanksgiving week in Cam
bridge. The John Harvard anniver-
sary dinner of the Harvard Memo
rial Society will be held in Memo
rial Hall tomorrow morning. Pres-
ident Eliot will preside. and the
guests will include distinguished men
from all over the country. On Fri
day evening celebration OF dis-
ferent character will take place in
the Stadium. where the undergrad
yates will take part in a great pro-
cession and war dance" around a
bonfire.
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GOVERNOR OPENS RACE MEET.

beaumont, Tex. Nov. 25.-Gov-
ernor Tom Campbell was the guest
Of honor and delivered an address
at the opening today Of the Beau
mont horse show and racing meet.
The racing meet will continue thro'
the week and will consist OF one har-
ness event and five running races
each day. An exceptionally good
string of horses is here TO contest
for the liberal purses offered.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-25
HIGB SCHOOL PLACED
On ACCREDITED LIST

The University Of west Virginia
has placed tho Bluefeld High school
on The fully ACCREDITED list OF schools
80 that now a pupil getting certin-
cate from our local school will in flu
turc be- allowed to- enter the unlyer-
gity as q freshman" without further
examination This IS an honor aimed
90 by all educational boards and the
Blucneld one should be- cOngratu-
lated ACCORDINGLY.
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GOMPERS IS
REELECTED
LABOR FEDERATION CHIEF RE-
CEIvES UNANIMOUS VOTE.


Norfolk. Va. Nov. 23-The amer
!can Federation OF Labor endorsing
the every act OF word and pen of
: their president. Samuel Gompers.
and rebuking with all the force at
the command OF the English Ian
guge those who sought 10 malign
his personal character or official con-
duct this afternoon unanimously re-
elected MIR. Gompers TO office for
another term. Tho scene which fol-
lowed the election was one OF great
enthusiasm and Mr.. Gompers. when
he came forth to deliver his speech
OF acceptance. was received with 9TH
CT great outbursts OF applause.
Other officers elected as follows:
First vice president. James Dun
can. Quincy. Mass: second vice.
president. John Mitchell. Indianap--
oils. Ind: third vice president.
James O'Connell. Washington: fifth
vice president, ID. A. Hayes. Phila-
delphia; sixth vice president. Daniel
J. Keefe. Detroit: seventh vice pres-
ident. William ID. Huber. lndianap-
oils; eighth vice president. Jos. f.
Valentine. Cincinnati: treasurer.
John d. Lennon Bloomington. H.:
secretary. Frank Morrison. Washing
ton.
Andrew Furusets, of San Fran
cisco. Cal. representing the Sea-
mems Union. and James J. Creamer.
of Richmond. Va. representing the
International Machinists, We're elect
ed fraternal delegates TO the Brit
ish trades and labor congress. which
meets in September next.
A movement was started on the
floor to have President Gompers
named as special delegate TO the
British and German trades con-
crosses. but Mr.. Gompers said he
would prefer TO walt until 1909.
when. II Il was the pleasure of the
convention. he would be glad to go
to England and Germany. Hugh
Franey. OF Scranton, Pa. represent
Ing the Sheet Metal workss. was
unanimously chosen as fraterpai del
egate to the Canadian Trades and
Labor congress.
The federation called for the
levy of single one cent per capita
assessment to aid the trades unions
OF Los Angeles. Cal. and all other
unions in different sections OF the
country that may need similar as
sistance. The federation called upon
all International unions to send or
ganizers to Los Angeles when need
ed.
The federation adopted resolutions
declaring that the supreme court
OF the United States alone shall have
authority TO declare federal laws un-
constitutional and the supreme court
OF states TO declare what laws un-
constitution. no law 10 be declared
unconstitutional except by unani-
nous vote OF said courts. The cleo
tlons by the people of all judges.
state and federal. for four-year terms
with right OF reelection was also de-
manded.
The convention. after four hours
heated debate over the long jurisdic-
tlonal dispute between the Glass
Bottle Blowers Association and the
Flint Glass Workers Union defeated
resolution introduced by NJ. J.
Clark OF Muncie, Ind. calling for IN
unrestricted charter for the Flint
Workers and reafflrmed the Mime
npolis action granting them new
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News Forecast

New York, Nov. 25.-Among the
important news events scheduled for
tomorrow are the following:
prominent Democrats from all over
the country will meet at a banquet
In Washington. when 1t is expected
the Bryan presidential boom will be
formally launched.
National Publicity Law Associa-
ton will meet in Washington to dis
cuss plans for securing the passage
OF a national publicity law in regard
10 campaign contributions.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

You only have Ave moro days in
which 20 take the discount on your
taxes. The discount period closes on
November 30, 1907. Call at my Of
flcc room. No. 4 Telephone Building,
and settle your taxes before tho date
mentioned above.
w. p. HAwLEY,
l1-23-7t Deputy sheriff.
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POULTRY SHOW At BRISTOL.

Bristol Va, Nov. 23-The an
nual poultry show here by the Vir-
ginia-Tennessee Poultry Association
will be held December 1913. There
are many Inquiries from prospective
exhibitors. and the show promis
to be the largest since tho organiza-
lion OF the association three years
ago.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-25
GROVER CLEVELAND
MUCH IMPROVED

Princeton, n. j., Nov. 23.-Grover
Cleveland, who has been seriously
i'll at his home with intestinal trou-
BILE since Thursday, is much better
today
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NOTICE

Owing 90 the prevalence Of
typhoid fever in the city II
would be advisable until the
source can BE- determined for
the people 20 boil all drinking
water.
HEALTH OFFICER, CITY or
BIUEFIELD.
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CINCINNATI HAS
A HOLOCAUST

THE LIST OF VICTIMS WILL,
PROBABLY REACH THIRTY
Cincinnati. Nov. 25.-FIre Is rag
ing In the VIM. Widorst dry goods
store. Three dead bodies have al
ready been taken from tho store aud
hve dead are still in the ruins. A
terrible panic among tho saieswomen
accompanied the fire. Two firomcn
are now believed TO have becn lost.
The death list may reach thirty.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
H0W's THIS?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls catarrh
Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toideo. 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him to be perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
ciaIly able 70 carry out any Obliga-
tions made by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN, MARVIN,
Wholesale druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn. Testimonials sent free. Price
rs cents per bottle. Sold by al drug
glsts.
Take Halls Family pills for con-
stipatlon. III I
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SOME DoNTs FOR THE Ex-
PRESS SUBSCRIBERS

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|. 0. 0. F. NOTICE

Notice to all members Of chicka-
sha Canton No. 2, chiekasha Lodge
No. 2s, I. 0. O. F.:
On Tuesday night, December 8 We
will give a banquet at ]. @. Q. F. hall.
All Canton members are requested 70
appear in uniform.
BY order Of
Fl. EDWIN BURT,
CommandanE.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

Thomas Carter Of Dubuque, Ia.
is in the city looking after his pro-
perty interests which he has near
Chickasha. He has not been here for
several years and was much surpris-
ed at the progress made by the city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

Attorney Randall Livesay filed :
suit in the district court today for
divorce in the case Of Matte z Ja-
cobs vs. ". C. Jacobs. Neglect Of his
duty, refusal TO support and cruel
ty are the grounds upon which sep
aration is asked.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

Judge S. II. kussen Of Ardmore
was in the city yesterday on his way
to Anadarko where he went 70 close
up some law suits in which he was
counsel.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
FARMERS UNION SPEAK!N


s. @. Dawes, lecturer and or
ganizer Of the Oklahoma State
Farmers Union. will speak il
Chickasha Dec. sth. Members Of
the Union are urged 10 use every
effort in getting out a large crowd.
Everybody invited, especially Ia
dies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

Perry Hall Hampton, Will Wells,
N. y. Mcbride, Tom King, Jack Kill
gore and Ralph Cloud left yesterday
for a weeks hunting trip in Caddo
county
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02

Luther Britt and Thomas Hunter
students Of the chickasha Business
college. returned here today after
spending Sunday with home folks at
Snyder
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-12-02
B. Y. U MEETING

The B. Y. P. U. will hold its reg.
ular business meeting tomorrow ev-
ening m the church parlors. II ed
dition 70 other business there VIII
Be an election Of officers.