The evening world., 1909-02-25
COOPER LOOKED
FOR TROUBLE WITH
SENATOR CARMACK
Colonel Peppery During Third
Days Examination in
Murder Trial.


mense throns s'ormed 'he couF'-"ouse
to-day, many gathering there before
dawn in the effort TO get even standing
,oor a, tbo Coonar. .sborn murder trial
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se'era' '''s'aiees "a' " use 'o' ~ S's''
with women, In keeping the crowd IN
check.
The cause NJ the excitement was
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VIC" ue''''ea '''''''' '''''' ''''
would take the STAND on peha't OF 'he
DEFENDANTS as soon as COL cooper was
excused AS the testimony goes on the
name OF the Governor Is peInG men
TONED more freely hence the pupIlc ae-
cepted the report as iact ana deter
mined TO be present when the CHER
executive was called 10 TESTIFY on oehaIt
OF the men who nave been MS aples'
political licutenants and most devoted
personal friends
AS soon as court opened Judge Hart
announced that ne would exclude the
Lancet editorial, offered by the state
to prove that the Lancet, IN whlch COL
Cooper was Interested, printed the origi-
nal charges against Gov. Cox, which,
when repeated by Carmack In the Ten
nesseean, caused Col. Cooper to say
that either he or Carmack must die.
w.nt.d Taft,e pjeture Doun.
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Capt. Fitzhugh then resumed cross
examination Of Col. Cooper. commence
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Ing with the state DEBATE between Gar
mack and Patterson during the last
c,har,a,o-,,r o,m,oign
"upe' "a.o'' 'a' sa'''a" 80, - -, NJ.
, The witness was asked II the Nash-
vile papers did not report this debate
4. ,,,, ond - ho aver r.,a AZ COR.
III iu''' anu IL "e ''a' Va
macks attack upon MN IN the Ameri-
can. He said he had not read Il, but
10 ho,,or.d ,ho ,,,ers d,d M, nuhI,sb
ne ''e
the DEBATE IN iu'l'
Didn't you say he attacked you
nearly every dav in this debate?n
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SAID practica''y every uay'
.,o"u @ sv'a Sharn 80 o,S cov ps,,orso, .rd
hundreds of others"
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you say YOU are not IN poIitics. Did
you not tell the proprietor Of the Max
we'll House that unless a certain picture
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was removed the Democratic committee
would change its headquarters?
"After n request from the manager OF
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. the MAXWELL went 10 see H'h' Inc
pictures Of the Democratic State candi-
dates were pu, IN. Also was one OF
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Judge Iatt' demanded 'hat ei'heT
Taft's pictures he removed or the pic
ture with tha Remblican candidate FOR
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governor ne u'sp'aceu - sho" 'i'at Tue
4, Democratic committee was not respon-
sIble for the Taft pIcture. for at that
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ti'ne 'ai"'d'N was e'a!s'"s VIA. We
4 were trading Bryan for Patterson
The State next reverted to the Sclmi-
Gov o,,.o,i,, u March ,oos us,ch cor;
TAR editorial In March l"S W"!'h Con
Cooper said was the hrst break between
I. himsefs and Senator Carmack. He de-
n,o, ,ho, =. k,o,, o,o,,sr r,,, r,d
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written 1t, but admitted he heard yes
4 terday that another man claimed &c
! have written the a-icI.
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. Lawyer Fitzhugh led the witness
through editorial after editorial asking
mentioned In IT, and each time Col
Cooper answered In the negative, bu
e ..ta t,;, ,,a,,,.- am. i,>,,,ii.1 ,,oI T,,o,,