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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-07-24
HUSBAND DEAD.
WIFE GUILTY
Admits That She Committed Muir.
der Deliberately

PORTLAND, ore. July pa
aia! nave AiI1vu nam. nave 0eel,
.aAiug meuieaue Iarely whcn nas
.naue my heau rang, ana IL may y,
,nae ha,e Aineu nan, saau Mrs.
eohihs otaa3 20 the cnIeI "a poA1s
after lie nau pleu ner wan aues,.o..
aitei question wIln relation 20 InN
dsatn OI ner husband, ar. II, "A. A.l.e.
Soiiins, "no Was Iouna GeAu in lnv
Jasellent Oh nIs acme TINS norma
attn Ddiiet noie lnrougn ms near,
Ihe Dody Vas Iounu o. ur. rr,so,
"no Was called 10 the nome Dy AIRS
~oiiins, anu iylng by the slae OF a
"as IesOtIer VAN an empty cnam-
1eT---tne Weapon NnIcn mad ueun
used ~ the assassin. AIRS, Coinns
nad eaued Dr. trlsDy Tor the purpose
81 examining the body, and informed
nlm chat she had no iuea OF VINO me
murderer or her husband was. She
WAS suspicioned. however, and placed
dnuer arrest. ana It was AFTER a grill.
ing examination tnaI she made the
above statement In relation to his
death, but the CHIEF was unable 70
secure from her positive confession.
Had Agreed 20 Part.
The couple were married a little
over year ago and went to Honolulu
10 spend their honeymoon. Collins
was "a years of age and his wife was
lS years his senior. Since their re-
turn from Honolulu their domestic
relations have been unpleasant and
quarrels between them were fire.
quent. Mrs. Collins, 1t seems, imag.
med that certain woman was en-
deavoring TO steal the affections OF
her husband away from her aud
seemed to feel that her husband was
returning her attentions, and it was
this that formed the subject OF their
quarrels. II Was learned today thar
SO unpleasant had their domestic re-
lationE grown that they had agreed
10 part today. and looking TO that
end all OF the household goods had
been pecked.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
AMERICAN DETECTIVE KILLED
IN PALERMO, ITALY. WHILE
ON THE TRAIL OF EVIDENCE.

Rome, March 13.-Joseph Petro.
sino, Iieuteaant and head Of the Ital.
ian squad Of detectives of the New
York police department, who has
been in Italy for some weeks on
the trail OF several we'll known
members OF the Black Hand society,
was xii ed on the street In Palermo
yesterday afternoon by five unknown
aa1assins. 1t is said that these as
sassins, who are believed to be well
known members of the Black Hand
matchmaking societies, followed Pc.
tIosinio to this country from New
York, awaiting an opportunity to
kill him. This detective for man.
years has been a terror 80 the Black
Hand in New York. Some time age
h. was sen to italy the real home
OF the New York Black Hand so
cieties, and told 30 get all the infor.
nation concerning them and to have
apprehended any men whom he
thought connected with the many
crimes of this sort committed in the
United States.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
! THE EMPIRE OF
BEAVER POND

peror with big "E." Fine, Isn't ity
Where do the people come ins
Yes, 1t was expected that some one.
some suporfuous citizen would a,;k
such an Impairment question as that
Well, they come In all right. After
re-enacting or approving the general
law for levying taxes which we now
pay, this piece OF prose poetry fol-
lows: "a levy not to exceed ten
cents on the hundred dollars--to
construct n new building or build
ings. or to finish paying for any
building already erected or being
erected" The milk IN this cocoa
nut IL In the last clause. ncighbor.
for do You, or any other oltlzoa.
know that the present bond issue
Will complete the buildings started.
part OF which had TO be torn down
to save the lives OF the worknlen
constructing them? Say, do you
know whether all that bond money
went To pay for these present build
ings or not? That IL an ignpcrtant
question, and should not be asked
OF gentlemen. At any rate, you
were to get ten cents levy and that
was not all. III there did not como
In all the money the emperor need
ed on that special levy, the boa "a
was authorized to levy another twen-
~ cents on tho one hundred dol
lars to furnish It. Now, take out
your pencil and get you a piece OF
paper and see whore the people come
In, Your present levy ia fifty cents
on the one hundred dollars, ten
cents more makes sixty, and twenty
cents more will make eighty cents
on the hundred dollars for school
purposes In this fair city of BMefield
But what matters Il, isn't IL worsh
1t to have such a management? How
long was the superintendent to keep
hiD place? Just as long as the board
contracted with him, for there was
provision to make contract for an
indefinite number of years, while the
rest OF the teachers could only be
employed for one year at time.
Oh, It's glortoue to be an emperor.
or a city superintendent of schools.
But alas, for dreamE. especially this
fair dream. Bill Dawson vetoed thu
bal after all of Mr.. Hawley's loye
and labor. Another was drafted TO
take It's place, whether It is better
or worse, no man knoweth unto this
day; but It passed through the leg
islature, the governor signed Il, ani
II Is now law. But the citizens 40
not know what It is. The average
citizen may know this; at all evsnts,
he Will have the bills to pay, AMI IL
means more taxes. Will you said
ita
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
BRADSTREETs REPORT
TRADE CONDITIONS MORE PA.
VORABLE DURING WEEK.

New York, March 13.-Braf.
streets today says:
Trade and Industrial developme1i
this week have been slightly more
favorable, the result beng a better
tone in various lines of trade and
some enlargement OF activity I'm
sprlng demand from jobbers and
from retailers Helpful in this re-
-pect has been the arrival of better
weather conditions, the advance OF
the seasons trade toward an earTy
Easter. Large shipments Of grain
to market attracted high prices. tho
placing Of some busineps in iron and
steel induced by lower prices and the
resumption Of building operations at
many cities after the winter shut
down. Collections show slight
gain. There are still many unset
tied features and some soft spots IN
the trade and industrial uituation
Export tRde totals at present are
depressing, displaying the emect of
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
STORE ROBBED
POSToFFICE AT HARDY KEPT IN
STORE WAS NOT MoLEsTED.

At a late hour last night or an
early hour this morning the store
Of w. E. White, at Hardy, about
twelve miles east OF Bluefeld was
broken into and merchandise stolen
Mr.. White 10 unable to estimate the
amount taken.
The postofice at Hardy, (James
II. White, postmaster), is kept I'm
the same building, but no stamps OF
money were missing.
A Waterman at the cut west OF
Hardy says that three men passed
up the road about three o'clock this
morning. They passed on without an
9wering his safutation and he does
not know whether they were whit.
or colored.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
HEAD-oN COLLISION BETWEEN
PASSENGER AND FREIGHT on
SEABOARD AIR LINE THIS
MORNING.

Raleigh, N C., March 13.---Sea-
board Air Line passenger train No
3S. southbound, and northIbound
II eight, ran together in a head-on
collision this morning near Colon, n
small stati IN about thirty miles
So nth of Raleigh. Moses Lindsay,
fireman OF the passenger train, was
killed and Engineer Ed Robertson
of Raleigh, badly hurt. Several 9th
~ members of the train crews were
slightly hurt. Both engines were
completely demolished, the baggage
and express cars were splintered,
and 1t was miraculous that none oi
the passengers were killed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
TROUBLE IN
HONDURAS
MAY BE EXPECTED AT ANY
TIME AND UNCLE SAM Is wOR-
RIED IN CoSEQUENCE.

Washing IN, March 13.--It is ev-
dent that the state department IS
considerably worried over conditions
la Nicaragua and that they will
develop into something serious is TO
be expected at any time. Under the
conventions signed at the American
peace conference here I'm 1907 tho
neutrality Of Honduras is guara1-
tced and each republic is pledged
not to interfere with the govern
ment and so'idity of others.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
N|CARAUGUAN BOAT
DISABLED Ply SALVADOR GUN.
BOAT IN AN ENGAGEMENT
CABLE TO MEXICO CUT.

Mexico CITY. March 13.--The ca
bic between Mexico and Nicaragua
Is believed 10 have been cut. This
being so, the full Details Of the en-
gagement between the Salvadorean
gunboat Presidente and four Mica
raguan boats cannot be learned
However, IL IS said that the Mono.
mombo, Of Nicaragua, was badly dis
abled.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
2Olb Sugar for $l.OO

On every WEDNESDAY in Febru
airy and March (for weeks) we
will sell 20 pounds best graduated
sugar for 800. Sugar sold at this
pr.ce VIII not be delivered unles9
.us! goods are purchased TO the
mouhs OF S1.00. We are aware
that some Bluefeld people are from
Missouri" and that we will have to
show them that we can and will
save them money on their groceries.
Come TO our store Cor phone 2G1)
and let US help you make up that
order, and you will wonder why you
have not been buying your groceries
from US all the time. Oao new Gus
toner TO us, means two, for they al
ways bring us another. That's why
we want you.
We don't say that "our loss IS
your gain" but that our gain Is your
gain Think It over and determine
to do your part in keeping the cash
banner 70 the front Of the ranks
which means a saving TO you and
all who support &C. You are always
welcome at our store.
STEPTOE'S The Cash Way
Phone 261 90 Biueneld avenue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13

HAND
MURDER
Fireman
Killed on
Seaboard

high prices here and OF reduced buy.
ing ability abroad.
Wage reductions In the iron AMI
steel trader are increasing. Shoe
manufacturers are reported as catch
ing up with spring orders and long
betwsen-season' period is looked for
Perhaps the belt showing made by
any industry Is tSat OK building
where proposed expenditures are
about double those foreshadowed a
year ago.
Business failures in the United
States for the week ending March
II, were 254. against 219 last week
and 27S in the like week OF 1908.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13

New Haven Conn, March Ia
Three membsD OF the Filipino brass
band which came to Washington to
attend the inauguration were found
unconscious from gas in the Aring.
ton Hotel here today, and were in n
critical condition. They were not
warned abort the use OF gas and ac-
cidentally turned IL on when they
retired II Is believed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
$4,000
FINE
CARTER & GO. FOUND GUILTY
OF SELLING IaoroR WITHOUT
LIoENsE--NorrcE or APPEAL
GIVEN AND, TIME ALLOWED
TO FILE BoND--pRoMrNENoE
OF DEFENDANTS LENDS IN.
TEREsT TO THE CASE.

One Of tho most sensational cases
liz the history or Blnefield was tried
before the recorder this afternoon
The defendants were e. e. Carter.
several times mayor Of Blnefield aad
now deputy sheriff FOR Beaver Pond
district and Hamilton Halter, for
several years principal OF Bluefeld
Colored Institute. They were charg-
ed with selling liquor without H.
cense. From the testimony pro-
duced before the recorder It appear
Continued on page four)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
EARTHQUAKES
IN OR|ENT
SHOCKS RECORDED AT MANILA
THIS MORNING FOR MORE
THAN TWO HOURS.

Manila, March 13.-Local csfsl
mographs- recorded Ierious earth
quakes continuously from twenty
minutes after seven until twenty
minutes after ten O'Clock this morn
ing. 1t was estimated that the re.
gion of the disturbances wal ten
thousand killometers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 49,
With the court room crowded Judge
j. NJ. Anderson, leading counsel Dor
the defense in the trial OF Coopers
and Sharp for the murder of for
mer Senator L. w. Carnack, resyfn-
ed his argument TO the jury at
9'07 O'Clock this morning. 1t 10 not
believed that Judge Anderson will
speak at length and 1t is possible
that the case will go to the jury this
afternoon or tonight. All appear
to be very anxious for an early I'm
I h.
Judge Anderson, who is consider
e. the ablest criminal lawyer In the
state, is chief counsel for the de-
Tense. Strangely enough he was a
cioee personal friend and political
supporter OF Senator Carmack. AL
though in bad health and worn with
the strain OF ten weeks Of active
work his speech instead of dimming
his reputation has added only Iuster
to IL.
Anderson is not a dramatic orator
lie adopts no theatrical devices. He
does not speak in metaphors nor in
dulge in sentimental appeals. Only
once did he refer 10 Colonel Coon.
er as The old soldier and not
once did he appeal to the sympa-
thies of the jurors. He boldly dis
claimed any idea of pleading that
any editorial or speech could justify
the Staying of Carmack and declared
That his clients case rested solidly
and alone upon the first law implan-
ted In all living beings-the law OF
SELF preservation. Then he boldly
plunged inuo a dissection of evil
dence and an application of law
Ltarted his hearers by solemnly as
sorting that Robin would have been
justified in killing Carmack before
he did.
He claimed that Colonel Coope.
after having been assaulted in print
and upon The Platform, had right
to seek out his defamer any place
he might find him and demand that
these assaults stop. He claimed fur.
Their that Robin had a right to go
with his father and that both of
them had right to go armed for
their own protection if they believed
that their protestations and, demands
would lead to an assault upon them.
Judge Anderson declared that this
wax the law, that he quoted ii mere
ly to show how strongly the courts
protect the right of self-defense and
10 make manifest Robin Cooper
reluctance to shoot until he had him
self been shot twice.
Judge Anderson opening his argu.
ment said
The deceased was a great man,
a United States senator and a man
OF national prominence. The defend
ants are known all over the state.
Senator Cacmack had the same right
to live that the humblest citizen hal
TO live, no more no lesE. And Rob
in Cooper had the same right to Kill
Carmack as the poorest and hum
bles citizen fthe state had to Kill
man Ia self-defense. And that Is
why the case is great one"
Anderson touched upon the at.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
WILL SPEAK TO YOUNG PEAPIr

Rev. Geo. X Stuart will speak to
the young people OF the city from
2 o'clock TO 2:40 on Sunday after
noon in Bland Street Methodist
church. The main auditorium Ia re-
served for the young people; sunday
school chapel for adults. Everybody
welcome.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
TO INSPECT MINES.

Harmon woodward, w. S. Hamlln
ard Hugo Benjamin, OF Pocahontas
Coke Co., left yesterday for Welch
to inspect the mines OF the Oregon,
Hemphi.l and other operations for
which the company is now sales
agent
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
SELF DEFENSE WAS
PLEA DF ANDERSON

CHIEF COUNSEL FOR CooPERs REpUDIaTTss .rN
WRITTEN LAW" AND RELIES SELF DEFENSE
THEoRY-TELLING ARGUMENT GREAT CRIMINAL LAW
YER-GENERaL WASHINGTON CONSUMED ELEVEN HOURS
FIFTEEN MINUTES
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13
MASTER OF INvECTIvE

did you ever listen to more with
ering sarcasm, more biting scorn,
more poponous innuendo than In
these editorials written by the great
est master Of inyective that the south
has produce1?" asked Anderson.
Co.onel Cooper, he said, determln
Cd that tn sse attacks should cease,
SO he wrote a note. All he asked
was that he, private citizen, be
permitted to live out his days in
peace.
What II Colonel Cooper did say
"one Of US must diet" The man
lad been driven to desperation
lid Carmack when he got that meJ>
s .ge recall the day when Cooper
gave him the only opportunity he
ever had? Did he remember the
Co.cne.'s family? His beautiful SEN
sitive daughters, his young sons?
Did he recall the old days? on, why
did he not say to Ed Craig "tel my
old friend / didn't mean to hurt him
chat was only having a little hon
est fun"
But the news brought to him by
Ed Craig, that HIS old friend was
being tortured to death b. his mer-
ci ess pen, delighted him so that he
looked pleased. Think of It, he look
cd pleased. You remember that the
state brought 1t out. Yes, so pleas
cd over his old benfaetor's agony
that he teLephoned out in an hour
and secured a revolver. That's how
p'eased he was
Judge Anderson secuted the con-
sbiracy thoroughly. He said he
Continued on page four
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13

N~NhS naue ps tue Statd upon the
cledibility OF certain witnesses for
the defense 81 heard during this
trial something / never heard be
fore in court OF justice. l hear
the lawyer for the state charge Cen
elal Meeks with wilfully faEafyins
the record"
He said Aeeks would not do such
a thing. He then referred to the
occasion when General Garner QUO
ted from he testimony of Governor
Patterson, which the court excluded.
adding: 81 am going to be more
charitable 70 General Garner than
he was to General Meeks and say |
believe he was mNtaken."
And General Garner says, too
that we say Mrs. Eastman lied. You
know that is false. There is no
man on thu defense who would be
gui ty Of such ungentlemanly and
uDethical conduct.
'"Thoze OF you who know my per-
sonal and political Dondness for Sen
ator CarmAsk know that / regretted
his death. My sincerest prayer Is
that the God Of the widow and the
orphan will tender.y guard the gen.
tie woman and the beautiful boy
who are left TO mourn.
"The state cannot dispute" he
said, that Cormack had a revolver
secured from Major Vertree5, that
10 had it al the moment OF his meet
ing with the Coopers, that he drew
that revolver and that he fired it.
No one can say that Carmack hal
right to draw or fire that pistol
The state insinuates that an honora-
lie and honest young man, retired
army officer tampered with the Car
Tack revolver or substituted dis
charged shells for loaded ones. |
will prove TO you that Senator Car
mack brought on the difficulty that
ended in his death" With this pre-
face Anderson traced early rela-
ticns between Cooper and Carmack
and said
There was a debt owed by Car.
mack to Cooper-not money, but the
debt that hurtt and stings and burns
when its payment Is withheld-tha
debt OF grltitude."
Judge Anderson recounted the
story of Carmack's youth, Cooper
patronage, tho political success Of
the dead N IA, the continued friend
ship of the pair, the political cam
paign Of Carmack and Taylor, the
break in the friendship and the quar-
rel that ended in the killing.
There IS no contention that edi.
torial ubteronces even justify the
taking of human life. 1t has beer
charged that General Meeks has ap,
piled the unwritten law to the case
Now, as / understand 1t General
Meeks simply said that men had
been killed for les offense, was Il
lot Ceneral2"
General Meeks nodded gravel IN
assent.
Judge Anderson next took up the
editorials referring to certain par.
agraphs as poisoned arrows. He
said Colonel Cooper was justified r.
manding Of Carmack that the
offensive use OF his name should
cease"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-13

Continued on page FOUR
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-06-08
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
RECITAL AND PLAY

The opening programme Of the Com
mencement Exercises of the Fairmont
Normal will be given Thursday even
ing, June 10, at Sis O'clock, in the
Normal Auditorium. by the Depart
ment of Expression, in charge of Miss
Ware.
gramme a clever little comedy Will
be devoted TO readings from promi'
nent authors and these viii be varied
IN kind The students who are To give
readings are Gertrude eFee1 Alice
Parker, ota Walters and John Tooth
man ,
yur me second pa51 a. the pro
gramme clever little ComedD viii
be given. This comedy Glass; Day.
was written for and originally played
by the Pi Eta Society Of Harvard. II
is full Of Iitticisms and amusing sit
uations, and cannot fail to amuse and
entertain an audience, The Students
taking part in the play are Katherine
Donham Alice Cook, Lima Heenan
Harry Green, John Toothman, Alvis
Peters, Glenn Toothman and Guy
Matthews.
An admission of 25c will be charged
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be MADE a eoop INVESTMENT:


He bought when real estate was
low, he figured to make some money
SO; the house looked old and tumble.
dow3-it was the worst looking house
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est lead and on paint, the best that
can be made. Manufactured by The
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Druggist, Fairmont.
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FAIRMoNT ICE AND FUEL Co
Coal and Ice
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q NoFRg DANE LApNs APPEAL.

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for proof address Mrs. M. Summers,
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Telephone Booklet.

The Bell Telephone Company is just
out with a very neat little rooklet id
vertIslng their system, entitled "1rhe
Power of Speech" showing the devel.
opnent of the telephone business
from its meager beginning to the Sc.
Enlistment of the well nigh perfect
system of long distance communica-
ton. The booklet is the product of
the Etheridge Company, advertising
SPECIALISTS. of New York.
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