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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
NOTED CHARACT TER
GOES FOR CHARITY

The office of the charities and cor.
rections commissioners Is III receipt 1i
three boxes OF books and 800 IN CASH
TOR the state penltentiary library fiom
Roland h. Mollneaux The yonnGef
Molineaux figured az the defendant IN
one Of the most sensational murder
trials ever held in New York some
years ago, being accused Of killing q
young woman with whom he was inll-
mate with poisoned candy sent
through the mails. lie was finally
freed, and has since devoted much OF
his time to a study and alleyiaiion Of
prison life.
The oklahoma penitentlary's library
now contains 1900 volumes and IS
slowly but gradually growing, dona'
lions being occasionally received from
all over oklahoma and sometimes
from out Of the state,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
TAKING THIRTY THIRD DEGREE

On the decision OF Inspector Gen.
e5al Cunningham that no X. c. G. H.
scottish Rite masons would be given
the honorary thifty-third degree By
the supreme council at Washington
unless they appeared In person the
following Knights Of the Court Of
Honor from Guthrie are now In Wash
lngton taking the degree l.. ". Bax.
~. FRANK pArr } W Duke. A &.
Hixon. X. Y Hoffman, Len Leach, Z.
n. Marlindaie. II. r. SWeaiinsen Al
X. {. G. Hs except two. went 10
Washington.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
MURDERER
EIudes Pursuit Of Officials and
BIO0dhOunds After
killing Three
fpy Associated press1

Kansas Citg. Mo. Oct IL Al
though the sheriff. aided by the po-
lice Of Kansas CITY. Kas, across the
line from here. had run down every
clue that might lead 10 the appre-
hepslop OF the unknown murderer Of
Aldnzo Van Royen, Margaret Van
Royen his wife. and Miss Rosa Ne.
MaAan, sister Of Mrs Van koyen.
slain on a farm five miles west q
kahsas City yesterday. the slayer y
siifi at arge this afierGsoh Blood,
hounds placed on the trail last night
ls,hs che eeenf msie vest Of Kan.
sts City. kaa.. ear. ay. owing 10
muddy roads, following last nights
Showers. II Is belietsd the murderer
IS hiding IN Kansas CITY. Kas.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
P[OS|ON
B|oWup IN HaTtshoTne Mine
Fatal 10 Underground
TOiIers

Hartshorne. Ok. Oct. Alan explo.
sion here today In mine Number 5.
operated BY the Rock Island Coal Min,
ing company, killed Joseph soltis. a
miner. and injured at least three on.
ers.
Two hundred and sixty men we're
in the mine. but the explosion affect.
ed only one entrance whore dozen
s.,sA us4s - 49, r. fztz = e..
0f these Is not yet known.
A rescue party. entered the mine
noon after the explosion
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
Of Guymon and J. s Fisher Of Tex
homa.
,rrioatlOn Notes.

irrigation Notes
The speech Of Judge r L. Viii
liams "On the Great Divide was
philosophic and pleasing.
Dick Morgan Was all right. But he
had to stick In a little politics by
taking a shot at une present admin
istration.
Pref. Chas. ". Gould said boys
YOU are up against a hard PROPOSE
ton. but let US so in and win out"
Judge Henry NJ Furman made
one of his humorous talks that made
hit" that kept the congress in a
constant uproar. Judge has the CAV
els on him.
Kate Barnard made the usual hit.
Dave Marum was in evidence ev-
everywhere with his heart in every
thing he did
John Gerlaefi makes a good secre-
tary, but as a member of the recep-
ton committee he surely shines John
Is always there.
AS a chairman E. ]. Dick is the
real thing. only he's a little strong
with the gavel.
Woodward did herself proud at
entertaining. Brilliantly lighted
streets, rooms for every one and
good fellowship everywhere.
Editor Mckay of the dispatch was
there doing his best.
John Golobie made a good talk. but
he said nothing about his going to
congress
+. r. Herring did much fence
building. THAT it"
Col McAlester was there when
the talk time came That pleasant
smile and the friendly hand did not
wear out.
Mayor Hopkins turned the city ov-
er TO the bunch with the request not
to irrigate it too much.
l.. b. Collins OF Woodward did
considerable mixing and wore the
smile that wont CONF OFF.
Chairman Jack Love was very
much missed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
STATE POLITICAL NOTES


Four counties have already endorsed
Leo Meyer for secretary OF state.
Attorney General West says he has
no desire TO enter the gubernatorial
race.
Judge Henry Furman IS chairman
Of the Baptist State association.
S. O. Daws state librarian. IS In
The hands Of his friends. 50 far as
the gubernatorial nomination Is con,
cerned
One OF the ablest and most efficient
officials in the state IS Judge f. G.
spilman. assistant attorney general.
Justice Turner, of the supreme court
is member Of the Kappa Sigma fra
ternity
During he absence of Chairman
Hoffman in washington. r. j.. Allen
is holding down the stale hoard OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
Tradea Auto for P,aeh orchard.

Councilman A. I. Morrison. who
purchased a Blk car several
months age. yesterday closed deal
with II 1t Ferguson formerly OF
this cily and who is now In the real
estate business at Oklahoma City,
trading his auto for i forts acre farm
two miles south OF the city on tae
Cottonwood river. Twenty acres or
The farm Is set out III fine E1berta
peaches.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
Street in Horrible Fix.

Where, oh, where, Is the street
commissioner? Are the west side
councilmen awake II so. why Is
not Noble avenue between First
street and the west side made passa-
BILE Tie rotten condition of tie
street is burning disgrace
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21

pittsburg. Oct. 2l.-Announcement
was made today by the Standard Oil
company of cut in OF prices IA aal
grades Of crude oil except Ragland
The Pennsylvania brand Is reduced
five cents and other grades two to
eight cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21
A CRISIS
Throne Of Spain IN TotteTIng
Condition Despite Force
Of Arms

Madrid Oct. 21.-spanish cabinet
headed by Premier Maura resigned
this afternoon. The cabinet is com
posed OF nine ministers and was form
ed in January 1907.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-10-21

Four counties have already endorsed
Leo Meyer for secretary OF state.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
C0NSUHPTIVES Must not Ned
Proposed Bill Requires Good Health
fer All Marriages.
Doctors Certificate Necessary "a
show that Neither Husband Nor
Wife Is Afflicted

Harrisburg. Pa. Feb. 3.-For the pur-
pose Of putting a stop TO the marriage Of
consumptives. H A McClung. OF Ale
sheny County. to-day presented In the
house a bill 20 regulate the issuance OF
marriage licenses and providing the condi-
tons under which such licenses nay be
granted
The important feature OF the bill is con-
tained in the section which provided that
the clerk OF the Orphans Court shall not
issue any marriage license until each OF
the parties applying therefor shall sew
orally present 20 the clerk 8 certificate,
under oath Of affirmation. from a medical
doctor, duly authorized 20 practice medI-
cine under the laws OF this Common
wealth. setting forth that he. the said
medical doctor, does declare that to the
best Of his knowledge and belief the ap-
plicants for the license are not afflicted
with pulmonary tuberculosis. epilepsy. in
sanity, inbecility. idiocy or other heredi-
tary diseases, as such would affect the
other contracting party to such a mar
riage or any Offspring therefrom-"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
WATER GAS A MOST
DANGEROUS ILLUMINANT

Replies TO questions submitted TO IN
State Board OF Health b
the legislature March. 1902:
What Is the most dangerous element
of Illuminating gas?
Carbon monoxide-
What per cent Of this element is
contained in coal gasZ
About per cent.
What per cent in water gas2
About 50 per cent.
Is the dangerous nature OF the gas
increased in proportion to the increase
in per cent Of this element2
Yes.
How is death caused BY inhalation
Of water gas2
Death is caused by changes in the
chemical composition Of the blood. by
the substitution OF poisonous carbon
rnonoxide gas for the oxygen which Is
normally contained n the blood
How + death caused by inhalation
Of coal gas2
While less in degree, the action is the
same as in the water gas.
If a person is asphyxlated by illumi-
mating gas. does the danger increase
in proportion 10 the carbon monOxide
It contains?
Yes.
What are the chances Of recovery.
after removal from the source OF poi
soning, OF person ssphyxiated by
coal gas2 Water gss7
Other things being equal. the ex-
psrience in Massachusetts, shows that
the chances OF recovery under ex-
posure 10 escapinE. coal gas are many
times greater than they are under
similar exposure 70 escaping water
gas.
Has there been an Increase OF de-
crease IN the NUMBER OF deaths from
gas poisoning since the introduction
OF water gas2
A very decided Increase. IN the
thirteen years previous 70 the intro
duction OF water gas in Massachu-
sets 0s76-ss) the number OF deaths
registered as due 10 poisoning from
Illuminating gas was eight The fore
going deaths were, so far as can be
learned. caused BY the inhalation OF
Illuminating coal gas. In the thiT-
teen years following the Introduction
"a wafer Us tlN1--Aftlf me slG4IDrE o.
deaths registered ss due 70 iiluminst-
ing gas poisoning was 80.
Has the danger from broken OF leak
ing pipes or mains Increased or d.
minished since the Introduction OF
water Eas7
II has Increased.
What per cent OF carbon rionoxide
Is a safe limit for Illuminating gas 20
contain
Further than has been already said.
that the danger Increases with the
amount of carbon monOxide present,
the board does not know that there Is
any safe limit.
What is the diTefen IN effect OF
carbon monozide gas and the carbon
monoxide of Illuminating gas2 State
physiological effect
Carbon monoxide gas produces as
phxia by fnterfeTence with respira-
ton and with the renewal OF the blood
by aeration IN the lungs. The carbon
monoxide gas OF Illuminating gas ef-
fects a chemical poisoning OF the
blood taking the place of the oxygen
carried IN the blood coTpuscles and
rendering the blood unfit TO support
life.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
NEGROES THREATEN
RIOT In PITTSBURG
Police Are Aroused and Make
Wholesale Arrests.
HILL DISTRICT IN TERROR
Capt. Murray Says Best Solution Of
Problem Is TO "HanE a FeE on
hand--Some of Better Class Of
CoIored Race Blame Offieers-Mc-
Quaide 10 Get Rfa of Bad Ones.

Pittsburg. Pa, Feb 3-~It Is a crime
for q negro to wave his hand at white
woman. at least I consider II so. and win
act accordingly
Captain OF Police Murray. who has
charge OF what Is known as the "Hl1
district." which IS IN q state OF terror
over attacks on white women by negroes,
made this remark in the police court this
morning, where rs negroes, arrested last
night were being given a hearing
There were probably 90 colored per-
sons, IN the-iittle police court. friends OF
those who had been arrested. and the
remark Of the police officer started a COM
motion. and for q time il looked as though
the police would be forced 10 clear the
room
Capt Murray some days ago came ont
with q statement that the only way TO
stop negro depredations = Pittsburg was
70 hang q few OF them oThand.''
About one-third Of the negroes arrested
last night we're sent 10 prison for short
terms. one-third discharged. and the re-
msinder held for further Investigation
Girl Victim Is Dyins.
A portion OF Pittsburg Is simply ter
rorized now. Miss Ida O'Neil, the white
girl who was assaulted last night by q
negro. is said tonight 10 be dying
This afternoon a few Of the higher class
negroes came out with interviews, blam-
ing the police OF Pittsburg for being too
oficious. saying that Il they did not stop
there would be bioodshed, that negroes
were now going armed TO protect them
selves from hystericaI white women, &c
They predicted . race riot
When Superintendent Of Police Thomas
A McQustde heard this. he said: Just
let any one start anything, and We will
finish it. Those fellows who are talking
had better keep their mouths shut
We are going 10 get I'D Of a lot Of
bad negroes now in Pittsburg. and We
VIII send any one who tries 10 protect
them 70 the workhouse with them
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
HASKELL INDICTED
ON FRAUD CHARGE
Seven Others Are Accused in
Oklahoma Land Case.
FORGERY OF DEEDS ALLEGED
Grand Jury Asserts That Bogus
Names Were Used and Grants OF
Land Obtained ThereOR-Wfth
Property Secured, Innocent Third
Parties WOuld Be Made victims.

Nuskogee, Okla. Feb. 2-The United
States grand jury for the eastern district
Of Oklahoma sent into court here to-day
three indictments in the Muskogee town
ship land frauu investigation. and stated
70 United States District Judge Campbell
that they would have no more such cases
at present
One Indictment was against Charles
\. Haskell. Clarence ". Turner. and v.
b Eaton The second was against Will
lam T Hutchings and c. ". Turner. and
the third. and last, was against Albert
T. English. Frederick B. Sewers. and
Jesse Hill
These indictments charge that the de-
PENDANTS. in violation Of section 80 Of
the Revised Statutes OF the United
States. conspired 50 10 manage matters
by means OF dummies that they finally
would come into possession Of many
valuable lots r MUskogee AZ one-half
their value
They were first TO schedule with the
town site commission, Il is charged. the
names Of all the persons they could think
u IL liz AAAA7AeAA EdALe o. Llae AullCl
States, and 50 set the government ma
chinery IN motion. which would finally
result n the issuance Of patents IN those
names.
While the machinery was grinding, the
Indictment sets forth, the defendants
would secure qUit-elaim deeds from those
prospective patentees- Having secured
record title, the defendants would then
dispose OF the lots 10 innocent third
parties The result Of all this is charged
as a fraud upon the United States, and
also upon the Creek Nation, Indian wards
OF the gOVernment
In cases where dummies refused 70
sign oUit-cisim deeds, or demanded
money, II IS charged N the indictments,
forgery Of deeds in their names was re-
sorted 70 10 comnlata The claims Of titIa
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
GROUND HOG JOINS
The ANANIAS CLUB

Fan IN. al ys faithful foEloEess Of Ara
mas. and salute your king Msr. GrOund
Hos has joined the club made famous By
the President.
Alas pocr and former faithful truth
teller you have deceived Us. and woe be
unto yoa when you expect Us to take ycur
word again Right along In the column
q other nature-fsksrs you belong
Tie gentleman ground bog emerged from
bis winter quarters bright and early Tues
day, and sax the shadow q his fuzzy form
a1ed upon the face Of the earth.
Bad weather. quoth he. and tbsreupoa.
unhesiiaiins-y. Mr- Ground Eog sent hack
into his hoie, declaring that for tie nert
six weeks there would be rsis and sless
and sBos. Tradition brought him Out to
tel this TO the TsSt American public.
which has for 50 long confidently believed
n these forecasts. But never 50 again
When the Washington publie ssoke
bright and early yesterday morning the s1n-
beams stresksd throzgb the cracks beside
the window shades. and 4 was ~arm ost-
side. Far all day. and fair again to-day.
Nov. sir- Ground Hog. what hare yOu 81
TO ssy f0r yVsFssH!
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
TAFT RIDES ALONG CANAL.
He Is Taken &c Sea Through the
New Channel.

Panama. Feb. 3-Mr. Taft boarded a
tug to-day and went a mile through the
Pacific end OF the canal, and then went
TO sea through the new channel. The
tug was saIuted as Il passed along by
other tugs. with dredges and steamboats,
creating somewhat OF a Gin with their
whistles.
Three hundred and fifty tourists from
the steamer Oceana landed at Colon to
day and went to Culebra BY a special
train. Arrived there, they climbed the
mountains for half mile to reach the
home OF Col GoethaIs. where they ar
rived all tired out They presented rather
an odd sight for Panama Mr.. and Mrs.
Taft received them on the lawn and
1Ir- Taft made q brief speech to them.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
OPPOSES HASTY MARRIAGES.
Texan Cites Case of Mrs. Ruth Bryan
Lezyiff

Austin, Tex. Feb. 3.-Hasty marriages
cannot take place in Texas If bill which
is now pending IN the legislature be-
comes a law. At a meeting Of the house
committee on judiciary to-day. Repre-
sentative Jenkins urged the adoption of
a provision requiring the application for
a marriage license to be posted for ten
days before being complied with
His object he said. was to lessen to q
degree hasty marriages. and marriages
against the consent Of the parents, con-
tending that q happy marriage under
these conditions is exceptional He point
ed out the case Of Mrs. Ruth BTyan
Leavitt. daughter Of ". J. Bryan. as an
example
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
WARN NEVADA LEGISLATURE
nixon Tells Constituents Japanese
Question Is NOnpartSsan.

Senator George s Nixon, following a
conference with President Roosevelt yes
terday morning. transmitted the following
telegram 70 the legislature Of Nevada.
urging conservative action on the Japan
ese resolution now before that body:
Washington. D. g. Fs6. 5. 1873.
The President Of the Senate and the Speaker a
TIC Assembly, Carson CITY, New.
The japanese question Ike the Chinese crest5oo-
i uonpaTtiSan TO ali Neyada's oiti1sus I tsks Il
that the object q the resolution n9E before tbs
Nsvzda legislature Is a serious and vas intro
6uosd for the purpose Of securing bens1cizI results
Personally. ] hare no desire 20 inject ~ views.
but afteT co1Te-satiou With The P-ssiiea. tbs
morning feel that i 5 ny Snty as a representa-
tive q the people Of Nevzda TO suggest to the Iezs-
laturc through y0u gentlemen that the yery object
Of the resolution nay be injured by radical action
AZ this time. ESQ. 5. NIXON.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
JOSE DE NAVARRO DEAD.
Father-in-Law of Mary Anderson
sHccumbs in New York.

New York. Feb. $-Jose 2. De Navarro.
father-in-lsw OF Mary Anderson. and
builder Of the first modern apartment
house in New York. the Navar-r -
in Fifty-ninth street, dieo TINS afternoon
OF heart disease at his home. g West
Forty-sixth street.
He was eighty-six years Of age. and
had been IN such poor health for a year or
more that his son, Antonio Fernando De
Navarro. with his wife, May Anderson.
came here from Europe a month ago.
Mrs De Navarro returned home re-
Gently with her son. but her husband re-
NAMED here at the bedside OF his father.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
LION MANGLES TRAINER.
Animal Springs on Man Before
Crowd OF People.

Albany. Ca, Feb. 3-With both arms
broken. the back Of his neck torn to rfb-
bons, and MS body fearfuny gashed
Capt" Cardo, the noted wild animal
trainer, Is IN a hospital here at the point
Of death, as the result OF 2 savage at
tack this afternoon by a mad Hon.
Cardo was feeding the animal with raw
meat, when he tripped and fell In g
fash the lion sprang or the trainer and
began TO tear him. The spectators weTe
thrown into panic and many women
tainted.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
LIFE ENDANGERED
BY WATER CAS-
High Percentage Of Carbon
MOnOxide Constant Peril.
.INTERDICTED IN EUROPE
Scientists and Health Officers
All Agreed on Subject.
INTERDICTED IN EUROPE

Authoritative Testimony that Com
PIeteIy DispOses of the Assertions
of Corporation Experts. Heard
Before House District Committee.
Experiments with Animals shows
Comparative Safety of Coal Gas.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
TOWN IS wItED OUT.

Chico, Cal, Feb. 3--The town
Of Tehn1a. which had eco inhabi-
tsBts. Is under fifteen feet OF Wa
Ter, and it s. inposSIble 10 get
info communication with IA. The
Southern Pacific Railway opera
tor at Tehma Junction. half a
THiIe frOna the town. says that the
depot ~ gone, and a block of
houses has been washed away.
The houses are floating twenty
feet above the city streets. A
train conveyed relief to-day.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
MAGNATES ACCUSED OF FRAUD.
Hartman, Gould, and StfIlmaa Are
Charged with Conspiracy.

Chicago, Feb 2-In their attempt to get
control Of the stock and assets OF the
Chicago Terminal Transfer Company, E,
Il Hartman, George Gould, and James
StilImsn were charged with fraud to-day
in an intervening petition fled before
Federal Judge Kohlsaat-
The petition was fled BY minority
stockholders Of the Terminal Company,
who seek TO have the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad lease of the formers railroad
set aside before the foreclosure Of q Sl5.-
Co.o0e mortgage held by the terminal com
pany.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Virgina-Gener-
ally fair to-day and tomorrow; I;
variable winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
HERALD NEWS SUMMARY.

Pages TELEGRAPHIC.
Haskell Indicted on Fraud Charge.
l-Anti-Alien Bill Killed.
lPittsburg Negroes Threaten Riot
-Kidnapper Faces Death Penalty.
Sire in Albany Capitol
&Accused Officer Testifes.
Ryan Quits Democratic Committee.
S-Newberry Answers Critics.
LOCAL.
FTillman Opposes Collector CTum-
1-Disclosures in Surgical Feat
Temperance in Schools Desired
2-Bread Dispute Again Revived.
2-Bsnk Deposits Are Called In.
2-Flags for Inauguration Day.
2-Thieves Ransack TWO Residences.
&SImpson Suspended as Principal
S-TndUstrial Society II Session.
-JOhn Barrett Talks 10 Women.
Pension Before Chamber.
Pair Brakes for Capital Cars.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
QuickIy ResuIt. FataIIx.
Continued on PAGE 4 Column 8
- NO. I'd SIoan.s-

Mr. Corea, formerly Minister from
Nicaragua, who IS going abroad. viii dis
pose OF his personal effects ct auction AT
Sloan's Gallery. 1407 9 ST.. next week.
with exhibitions Monday and Tuesday.
The sale also includes many valuable con
triDutions from private owners. cata-
l0gues OF which viii be mailed on appiica-
ton 70 sloan & Co. 1407 G St
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
y w. CARO- in rom.

Port Arthur. Tex. Feb. Al. ". Gates
and party OF friends arrived here to-day
from trip to California Mr. Gates de-
MED that the Arizona Consolidated Cop
per Company. in which he is interested,
centemplates acquiring any Of the Greene
properties IN Mexico. he said that his
trip was made solely for pleasure.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
NEVADA RESOLUTION PASSES.
Telegram from Senator Nixon e
Bitterly Resented.

Carson. New. Feb. 3-Ths amended
Grifen snti-Jspanese resolution. with all
reference to President Roosevelt elImi-
mated. was passed by the assembly OF the
Nevada legislature this afternoon by a
vote OF a 70 !, two members not voting.
When the assembly met and just prior
to the passing OF the resolution. a tele-
gram from Senator Nixon, sent at the
request OF President Roosevelt, was re-
cefved advising against its adoption.
The telegram met with most uufavos-
able reception. Members of the Wsshos
County delegation objected to Il most
bitterly, one sssemhiymsn renarszing
that Nixon had no right 10 butt In.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
SHIP BRINGS TOMBSTONE.
British Steamer Also Carries Coffin
and Body.


New York. Feb. 2-The British steamer
Wraycastle. in to-day from the fsr East
with forecastle fun OF shivering Lascsrs.
brought also a valuable cargo OF tea. COP
per. tin, antimOny, &C. q coffin containing
the body Of an American and his tomb
stone.
The ships manifest said the coffin and
the tombstone were consigned TO or
der" and the skipper did not know any
thing about them
II vas guessed that the tombstone was
originally over the grave in which the
coffin once rested IN japan. II is common
to ship coffins from the Orient 70 Ameri-
ca, but a tombstone never has been
known TO accompany a body before.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-04
T|LLMAA OPPOSES
CRUMNOM|NATI0N
Nay Place Taft in Embar-
raSSing Position.
S0UTHERNERS IN LINE
After Long Executive Session.
No Decision Is Reached.
'S0UTHERNERS IN LINE

Subject of NegrO's Confirmation Is
again Discussed Behind Closed
Doors with Democratic Members
Speaking Against Time In Effort 20
Have Presidenf-eIect Decide, Thus
Showing His Policy Toward south.