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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-21

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Tho Republicans assert that they IN
tend 10 make this poii-taX question a
leading issue in the campaign next
fam. But. 81 Is argued. they cannot
make much hcadway with the present
electorate o. Virginia unless they give
a ~elI-dehned substitute for the poll
tax which will protect the electorate
from the undesirable voters OF the
state. As they viii hardly do tnis. q
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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-01-21

WILL EXCHANGE COMPLETE BAND
ssWmill OUTFIT for lumber. preferably
gum los. delivered Norfolk. r. .. 4.
NORFOLK BUSINESS EXCHANGE.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

in keeping the missing witnesses out
of reach of the coroner States Attor-
neg Eckert Indignantly answered,
that's not the kind Of a statement
to make 1t is unfair when yau real
ze that | have made every effort to
ind these men,"
After considerable argument it was
agreed to adjourn until the 10th, in
order to give the county officials an
opportunity to search for the missing
witnesses. Attorney Stedman, mean
while withdrew his remarks concern
ing the states attorney and apoligized.
Preceding the adjournment, John
Hand. of Spring Valley, miner who
was among the first rescners TO enter
the mine the day following the disas-
ter testified that he neard signals for
assistance from the entombed miners,
but could get no help from the offic.
ials or experts to whom he told his
story.
The miner said he was standing at
the top OF the shaft when he heard re-
peated tappings which could not have
been caused by anything but the picks
of those entrapped
He told Wallace Smith, one of the
helmet men and number Of the ex.
perts from various states, about the
tappings, but they ignored his state
ments.
The representative Of the Red
Cross, answering the charges of neg
ligence made by the Chicago inyesti.
eating committee, said there had been
some mistakes, but conditions here
are as COOL as any place under simfl.
lar conditions.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
COOKS LAWYER
HAS OUT HIM
.WAcK CANNOT LOCATE CLIENT,
ALTHOUGH HE HEARD
FROM MRS. COOK.
MYSTERY DEEP AS EVER
Captain Loose Insists That He Sold
False Figures to the Explorer
Danish Friends Still
Have Faith.

New York, Dec. 9.-Dr Cooks per-
sonal lawyer. Henry Wellington
9Wacls has severed relations with hia
client Waek reFrsos to confirm u
deny ia.s, bit il 3 arlrmed "a cem-
petent authority
! 4 have not the remotest idea" said
tWack tonight where Br Cook is or
why le persists in sacusicn when bis
presence is vital 10 his interests.
am inclined to believe be is abroad.
One thing Is certain paft.sans
and skeptics alike now concede GER
tain cardinal facts. namely: that IL
the papers IN the hands OF the Uni
yersity Of Copenhagen contain any
considerable portion Of boreal ohsee-
tations which Captain Loose Gays he
worked out by the reverse roi:ie
the deduction Is that Dr. Cook telt NJ
confidence IN the adequacy of his own
proofs
III the Copenhagen records snow
that Cook made no use Of the caicu-
lations which Loose says he supplied
it will be fair to accept them only as
checks on his data. The inquiry will
then revert TO the first status. Are
the original observations Of Cook sut-
ficient?"
Wack answered eyasively the que+
ton Of whether he had withdrawn, but
it is reiterated THAT Wack has closed
with his client, who did NOT inform
his counsel Of his Intentions Or move,
ments.
Wack said Urgent letters to tile
doctor are unanswered, although they
demanded q reply for many are
gsolicltioua d his alfairs
4 Naai dtl feeeita q letter ffoa, Airs.
iCook posted Dec 8. asking him ID dts.
Icontinue the expenses on this doctors
account and forward him certain
Ipapers.
| Others Of Cooks friends granted to-
night that Loose consulted with him.
and occupied rooms adjoining his at
Gramaten Inn, Whether this served
for cooperation or collusiou, not even
Loose would say
/ Loose said. II went to Dr Cook
thinking | could help him a short
talk convinced me that he was ignor-
ant Of some essentials on navigation
My task was enlarged, but that was
no' for me 70 debate SO long as
was paid AS the payments have
lccased al TIE doctor has disappeared
/ / sroaF out. supplied the figures.
IThc wee gratefully received Wnat
lua r." rg}, Of them s bound to APP
Ipoo""
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
TAFT CANNON
AND SHERMAN
HAD CONFERENCE YESTERDAY
OF MORE THAN AN HOUR
NEITHER WOULD SAY ANY
THING ABOUT lT.

Washington, Dec, 9.-Taft called
Sherman and Cannon into conference
today, For more than an hour the
three were closeted while visitors
waited outside the executive office,
When Sherman and Cannon left they
said the consultation was not on a
subject for public discussion and if
.any Information is given out it must
come from Tart The latter declined
to talk.
The leaders of congress believe the
conference dealt with the legislative
program. The president is mighty
desirious OF enacting legislation that
will meet the approval of the country,
and he is more or less committed to
the establishment Of certain policies.
His desire that legislation be above
criticism is said to be accentuated
by the attitude of the Democrats who
are planning to size every Republican
mistake to make good the declaration
Of Champ Clark, minority leader that
the next house will be democratic
One of the presidents chief de-
mands is that there be greater ecOnO-
my in appropriations. Tawney, cnair-
man of the house committee on ap-
prorriations, was with the president
early today,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
INQUEST CLOSES
MOST ABRUPTLY
CORONER'S JURY AT CHERRY
WANTS MISSING WITNESSES
PRODUCED.
NO VERDICT RENDERED.
Jury Demands That Officials Show
Sone Evidence Of Desiring TO
Secure RosenjacH and
Dean.

Cherry. Dee. 9.-The inquest clcsc.'
abruptly today without reaching 9
verdict and not fixing any rcaponsi
biIity for the loss of life ia the laine
disaster.
Through Juror John Thompson the
jury announced that it would not col-
slider returning a verdict until Rosen.
jack and Dean, the missing Witness scs
were either found or the officials
showed evidence Of desire to find
them.
q don't know what is being done to
find these men, but it appears peculiar
that these men whose testimony is Of
such importance can not be found
said the juror after the announcement
was made that all the testimony had
been heard
If you had any kind of states at
torney they would be fcrnl saiA At
torney Seymour Stedman.
Accepting. this as limitations thar
he is assisting the mine corporations
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
BIG LAKE VESSEL
FOUNDEREO AND s
LIVES WERE LOST

Buffalo, Dec. 9.~The big freighter
w c. Richardson. bound from Du-
luth to Buffalo foundered to-day with
in half a mile OF the harbor. Five of
the crew perished. The remaining
fourteen were rescued by the crew OF
The propeller Payne, which is still
anchored outside the har0or. \ tug
circled around the Payne and learned
that Engineer Mabery, Second Mate
Clary and three hands were lost. 1t
Is believed that the Richardso. car
so shifted while swinging and rolling
It anchor.
Tie Insurance on the Richardson,
amounting to $25G3G0, expires at
noon tomorrow. The cargo Of flax
seed, valued at $500 0oo is fully in
sgred.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

aiple or International rights in his
note to Chare Rodrigdez," and TAFT
in his message to congress did the
same and that the United States,
taking as a pretext the shooting Of
1.-TWO Americans has rhenaced Nicara-
FUa by sending troops there and add.
ed; ~
@Tihs observation attacks not only
Nicaragua, but menaces all America,
since, by this means, a precedent is
IestabI,shed whereby no country on
lthis continent will have right to
panish No.th American criminals up.
less s@i.' prepared to have the Ilniteil
S@tes .'oFal summarily with It on the
ground ,hat the American interests
have been attacked"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

Congress- Yesterday cast a wet
blanket over the convention. Taft
said he only intended to help tha
gathering fy pointing out a practical
method Of accomplishing the object
desired when you approach con-
gress with proposal for issuing
bond" argued the president you are
going to asonse great opposition,
which will rise up and demand Why;
and they will demand an answer not
in general expressions or resounding
oratory but they will want facts ami
estimates. aud statement IT, sope-
thing definitely and nsefullnfo Whtet
they are going to put the money
which they may have to borrow in
order to carry through the enterprise.
You in the ONO valley have an enter
prise with respect to which you can
give sufficient answers,
The object OF the visit of the Ohio
Valley delegation was to enlist the
president support for the ninefoot
channel from Pittsburg TO Cairo the
year round Its spokesman was Alex.
ander Dempster Of Pttsburg. The
presidents response was most en-.
couraging.
The Mississippi Valley.
The committee of five hundred
charged by the New Orleans couyen
ton to present to the president reso
lutions asking for a ii foot channel
for the Mississippi was composed OF
Governors Ansel. South Carolina; San,
ders, Louisiana; Deneen, Illinois;
former Governors Francis. Missouri
and Mcmillan, Tennessee.
Deneen presented the resolutions
and the president answered in part
ri hope we are all engaged in a
work in which we stand shoulder to
shoulder without respect 10 any par
ticular locality and that il you gentle
men, who are Interested in the par
Iticular Improvement to find your view
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

Mississippi Improvement Association
said in part;
we are profundly in favor of a
general pan for the development of
the waterways of the United States
a comprehensive plan which will in
clud6 practically every nayigable
stream within the country.
Railroad transportation is in such
strong hands and has been so sue
cessfuIly carried out that it stands
the equal il not the superior of any
system Of transportation on earth. A
thorough and comprehensive scheme
of waterway transportation should be
established
There must and should be CO.
operation between the railroads ana
water Transportation. Ii is undoubted
that some friction might arise if rail,
roads were asked to cooperate in
rate making upon commodities where
a portion Of the route by water is
probable, but those are all minor de-
tails which the government has the
power to arrange and enforce
First seek the kingdom of water
ways and water ways transportation,
ana all the otler transportation bless
ings viii be added unto you"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
OrGN MEETING LAST NIGHT.

In the last open meeting of the
Rivers and Harbor's Congress tonight
the woman's auxiliary adopted resolu,
tons asking the congress to uphold
Pmchot In his forestration policies.
Major Depray, retired. secretary OF
the National Drainage Association, re-
counted the need Of appropriations
for the draining of swamrs.
Among other speakers were Gov.
Eherhardt, of Minnesota, and Chief
Australia of the bureau Of statistics
of the department of labor, who gave
an Illustrated lecture on Commercial
Highways of the Ocean"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
PLANS TO MEET
TIE BIG STRIKE
MINNESOTA CONCRES S6MAN HAS
BILL TO INTRODUCE ON THE
sUBJE c T-00MPERS AN D
HAWLEY MEET TODAY.

Washington, Dee 9.-~A "copc3ition
10 meet the strike of the s@itchaen
Of The northwest Wll be introduced
tomorrow by Representative steener.
son, OF Minnesota, providing for n
receivership Of the roads involved If
necessary The bill authorizes the al,
tornev general Of tie United states,
in the controversy between tho rail-
,oa5 and the employees, ii necessary
to riIe a bill of equity to prevent any
threatening public michicls such a
bill to make the railroads and employ.
rs defendants. also all organizations
~ individuals aiding or ahettiug
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
STILL rellEvE IN COOK.

Copenhagen. Dec, 3, Rector Torp,
Of the University OF Copenhagen, said
tonight tta' the charges published in
New York against DR.. Cook are pure
fiction. Nevertheless, he would ex.
anime the documents prepared by
Loose and Dunkle. which the Times
agreed TO send to Copenhagen.
Lonsdale. Cooks secretary, VINO
brought the records to Copenhagen.
said they contained Or. Cooks origi-
nal unaltered observations, ami added
that the explorers report Is founded
lon these and dictated by Or. Cook to
him, no other persons having any
thing to do with IT, Loose and Dun,
ke} Lonsdale said were guests at the
Waldorf Astoria during Dr Cook *
stay there, but the explorers acquaint-
IaAcs with them was slight
i ilnsaaaxs agRs Nag gaard, the noted ex-
pilfFiofs u hi lsE jEags Qluffeu. secretary OF
The 7Jahish CoogfsgaiAal Society, dis.
credit the accusations against Dr
Cook.
The National Tendene says It is
natural for caumnies to increase
when Dir, Cooks papers are ON the
eve of examination. the object Of the
accusers being to influence the conn
mittee.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
BORlc ACID POISON
M ANY AMOUNT,

Peoria, Dec. 9.--That the smallest
amount OF boric acid or other inere,
dient used for preserving eggs is
poisonous to the human consumer was
the consensus of the testimony by
Dr.. Wiley, chief of the government
chemistry bureau, and ten other goy-
ernment experts in the federal court
today Wiley took a direct standing
against the Hipolite Canning Com
pany. OF St, Louis, the defendant
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
zfLAYN'S FR!EN0S
HOLD MEETING AND
DENOUhCE the u. S.

MEXICO CITY, Dee. 9.-Fifty members
Of he various colonies Of the Central
American Rem bic here met tonight
at a private residence ana adopted
resolutions denouncing Taft and Knox
ana the acton Of the United states
toward Nicarauga.
Speare ers, adj erents Of Ie!aya and
others, denounced the American au-
thoritiea, Those present organized
anil elected officers,
The resolutions stated that in et
feet Knox la1 violated the first p IN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
WATERWAY MEN
VISITED TAFT
AND RECEIVED ENCOURAGEMENT
APPROVES OHIO VALLEY
IMPROVEMENT PLAN.
SHERMAN SHOOK HANDS
With Lakes 70 G.ilf Delegation, While
Little Encouragement Was
Given Them by Cannon
or Frye.

Washington, Dee. s. Assurances
that important steps toward the d.
velopmcnt OF system Of waterway
Improvement In the heart Ct the eoun'
try will be taken by the present con.
Gress were given by TAFT to deleGa.
tens in the east room of the White
House this afternoon,
TO the sea committeeman repro
senting the Ohio Valley Improvement
Association the president promised to
begin upon the Ohio. Later, TO the
committee cf five hundred from the
New Orleans Lake to the guilt deep
waterways" convention, he said,
something Is doing and that the
interest CT those in congress wAo la |
heretofore turned a coll sho',lder to
the subject of waterway improvement
would Ne aroused.
Chic Valley Men Pleased,
Eeeret hal been expressed to the
Ohio river delegation That MS re.
aa.a before the Rivers aud barbara
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
LINCOLN LEAGUE.

Springfield, III, Dec. 9.-The Lin
coin League, planned as national so
ciety to commemorate the memory of
Lincoln, awaken a wider interest in
the principles Lincoln advocated and
insure a more general celebration OF
Lincoln's birthday, was incorporated
at Lincolns homestead yesterday
Frank r. Reid Of Aurora, was elected
president. The charter membership
consists of a thousand young Repub.
licans,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
coMPERs IN CINCINNATI.

Cincinnati, Dec. 9.-Gompers ar
rived today and will eonfere with
fawley tomorrow regarding the strike
in the northwest
"Will the strike spread east Il
Ilawley conrinces you that 1t is nee
essary?" Gompers was asked
Il cannot discuss that" said Conn
ers. The men have not been giyer
due consideration to say the least,
want TO do anything | tan to heir
them
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
oLDFiELD BREAKS RECORD.

Dallas, Texas, Dec g. With his
face wrapped In WOODEN and wearing
fur gloves and oyeFcoat. Barney Oh
field in 12o horsepower Benz racer,
yesterday afternoon broke the fifty
mile worlds circular track record
which stood five years. lie covered
the distance in 47:Is. compared to
4s:40 t-5 made hy himself at Fresno,
Cal. in 1904, oidfic'd so; inside the
previous record at 90 mile and broke
every mark from 80 to So.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

Boston, Dec. 9--"The Jeffrlesslnhn,
son bout will be held at Salt Lake
CITY, and II will be no fake. wAs'
TEE" Richards declaration today,
~ viii give $4,000 to anybody show
ing anything crooked in the arrange
ments
I knew the day before the bids
we're opened that Johnson would
stand by me and Jeffries would he
with Gleason, SO we goth together
and reached an understanding Coii-
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
SALT LAKE CITY WILL GET
JEFFRlES- JOHNSON FIGHT

roth told Gleason to come in with me,
That let Coffroth cut and want
the public to know that he has noth-
ing to do with it
II &ill not have To fix any official
or Salt Lake in order to pub the bout
off there. The business men in that
city want it and have given me all
assurance necessary that ii won't be
intesferred with Salt Pa'ace. where
the host win be held, win, with some
alterations, hold $4,000 people,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
KINGS NEPHEW CHALLENGES

Kansas City, Dec 9.-Champion
Thomas Hueston tonight accepted the
challenge OF Bennie Allen, Of Kansas
City, for a pool match for the cham
pionship OF the world in Boston, Dee,
.21.23. Allen is nephew of John
King, who recently lost the champion
ship to Hueston
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
MONEY LEADS CAUCUS.


saiue 'Ssssss, IA Lae lepo.
Gratis this -'Itsakao oalg el eetf NJ t3itass
Of Mississippi, chairman n Ere bassats
cratic caucus, 20 succeed Culberson.
resigned. Bacon Of Georgia had been
offered the chairmanship when il was
understood that Money, ON account Of
his recent i'll health. would not be a
candidate. The Georgia senator re-
Piled that if such circumstances de-
veloped he will be candidate, but
not otherwise.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
GRAND JURY TAKES
UP DOTEY CASE

St. Louis, Dec. 9.--T'he grand jury
segan an investigation Of the T'oXey
case late this afternoon with s. wit
nesses waiting. Relatives Of Erder
testified about the manner OF his
death Dr Doxey was released from
the police hold-over where he has
been confined since the coroner's jury
charged him with having guilty
knowledge" of the poisoning Of lrder.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
THE DoxEY CASE.

st. Louis, Dec. "A dozen witness
es are still mexamned by the Jury
investigating the Doxey case. Several
persons whose identities are con
cealed were examined today.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10
So Does Satan.

They say in New York that every
time Tammany man looks at the
statue of Liberty he laughs Charles.
ton News and Courier.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-12-10

not entirely met and that yota par
tcplar project may not be The first
one taken up in a substantial way, it
win not prevent your welcoming a
.step by congress that, when taken as
Ia means of embracing every improve
.ment ought to commend itself to those
who are familiary with congress-
Taft said he Is assured by members
If committees having such legislation
ia charge that TIE whole matter Of
waterway Improvement would receive
lthe earnest consideration OF the pres
cnt session
Visited Dickinson.
Afterwards the committee visited
I3ecretary Dickinson, and Governor
IHadley presented resolutions similar
ito these left at the White House.
Dickinson assured the visitors that as
a resident Of the Mississippi Valley,
| he IS heartily insympathy with any
E,hoyement for the Improvement of the
Mississippi river
| Early in the day the committe in.
lvaded the capitol and visited Sher-
Imam. Cannon, Senator Frye oil the
lsenate committee on commerce, and
! Representative Alexander, chairman
lof the rivers and harbors committee
From none Of these leaders did the
! icommittee receive much encourage
iment
Sherman Shock Hands.
Sherman contented himself with
Ishaling hands with the committee,
Cannon said it was one thing to pro.
Iposa aud another to select from the
/ ost of projects and legislate for their
Improvement. He added that be did
irot doubt that the project will re.
.c3iye careful consideration from the
committee en- rivers and harbors. He
I=a.I he had voted for every rivers
and harbors bill since 1888, whether
his party was In power or not,
Frye said:
Il think the president gave good aa-
Eiee when he suggested that you go
slow in this matter Congress, in my
opinion, will never regard with favor
Iany bill to delegate To committee
power to investigate the needs Of
water Improvement. then proceed to
make the improvements without fur
thev inquiry. ! do believe the presi,
Ident may be authorized by congress
to appoint a commission 10 determine
what may be the commercial import
ance Of a project such as you sug-
lgest."
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