Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-12-12
Labor Commissioner Doherty ut
Richmond Sunday night.

Labor commissioner DOleFty
Richmond Sunday night.
This telegiam Mr. Tilton said. va
received by Mr.. Golden at l o'c.ocl
Monday while the grand jury wa IL
session and then investigating th'
case. 1t came from Mr.. Gary Il New
port News. Mr. Golden was taken b.
surprise and could not under ;tant
what Mr.. Gary knew OF ia" case.
mir. Golden said il was Il ply H.
could not be- here" said Nj. TIIt"i
, this afternoon. land r"pii't that
Thought it was too. 1t was tn
! O'Clock and Mr. Gary was in New
port News with i, Impossible To get
him The jury adjourned 1t >: 81
O'clock
Mr.. Tilton Talks.
Mr. Golden, IN" Richmond n"".>
/ paJnr reporter SwOrr before the
| grand jurv thai Mr.. Clin' liASt CAV"
! him tn information mpOn which J."
wrote the story attacking the Norfolk
: bakeries. ClinrdinSt under Oath.
, swOrr to the grand jury that he did
not Civ" Nr. Gold"n any such info!
nation. and. Furthermore, ;hat T." had
no report 70 MAX" against any Nor
fol-; h2kcri =. which l." pronounced
to be- in good tOndl'inn, and abov"
thOs" in other parts Of III" stat" az
to cleanliness. That's all "" had to
do with it,
This was III" only crmm"n tha'
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Triton said
h" had 10 mnk" after reading thu
Ct NJ 'h, NlWrnIt \,W.
and his notes as to tn. cons, rv1ti0n
l., j. -. Clin"dinht n Newport New"
with rhcr commissioner noh"rty At
Richmond Sunday night.
ID T. Paul. member oi The Nor
folk grand jiry sad II" did not So"
that h" statement from h. Newport
News man had anything to 20 with
III" issue. Ne thu"rhl the Newport
News man if h" has anything 20 .;ar.
ShOTld com" ont and %iN" his name.
Mr. Paul sad hat hrfNr" III" Grand
jury Mr. Golden first h.&itatrd civ
ing tn" name Of his informant hut
did 80 ana said III" Information np"n
which he based his story WIS given
to him 10y Clinrd'n%r in front C. ?
Richmond soda fnnntI'E. Mr.. pall
'iIt 'li''' VI Wv Wv IL Wa ~ ~ \
Cuscd All Ci:r, iin$t Was CIli"d.
Admits Some Few Things"
The latter. said NJ Paul. admitted
telling MIR. Gu;d"n Som" few thII
he had S, on. bat drni"l ever ha'lp"
told him tn, sensational ihincS that
came ont in print, AID denied al"
that h" had ever seen such 'hlMcs in
Norfolk.
"Thcn." Mr.. raul said. "lc,h men
were btOu&ht fac" to face mi ml"S
toned Bn'h stood raj. Bat, to,
give 'v'rNl"dy his di". mr%t 81
that MIR Gn,arn seemed 10 stand his
ground better than Ciinr.!inSt
bat" said Mr.. Pa /. "C'in"dinH
swnrc that he knew Colleen TO be the
mos, sensational r,purt' in the STAT"
of virginia"
What Juror Believed.
He continued. and said tn" "pinion
Of tn" jury WAS that Clir"iinSI told
Golden some things and that Golden.
without, Justification elaborated upon
them
III anv man can show that ther"
was anything in Clineainst'S ORIGINAL
report showing such statements a.
appeared in print | wi! So" myself
there * special grand jv"v aHi that ,
the matter is gone into thoroHIh!y. !
Mr.. Paul sail Mr.. tli2cdint said
be could back rp his sta cement with
the prnductiun OF his rrHorf showing
that there VS. nothing in l. like
Golden print y! in his story. Tn" jury
did not deem 4 ~ e SSarV to can Tor