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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25

DROWNED
WHEN GANGwAY SLIPPED ON
Neutrality-suspicious. LINER
THRILLING EXPERIENCE OF
THOSE RESCUED.

Hamburg. Feb. 25.-As the work
of d.sembarking cargo and taxing
on supplies was In progress here ear
this morning on the Hamburg Amer
lean liner Kaiserne Victoria. due to
sail next Saturday DOR New York.
the gangway slipped and thirty peo-
pie were precipitated to the water.
Fourteen We're drowned and the rest
were rescued from the water after
thrilling exper ences. The dead men
were stewards and walters in the
ship and dock slaborsrs. all employees
OF the company.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
20 lbs. Sugar
for Sl.0O.

We wish to announce that In ad-
dition to our every Wednesday onrer
for February and March, we will
also include Thur.day. Friday and
Saturday OF this week and sell 20
pounds best granulated sugar for
800.
A few Of our regular prices are:
Very best loo Tomatoes and corn
cans for lille or e0e dor
Sweet potatoes. per can .10c
Mothers Oats, per package. lee
Lenox soap, 3 cakes for. 49,. .1Oc
Fancy EvsDorsted Apples. per
package ..............-.fO Zoe
October and Red Kidney Beans
per pound ............... &c
Choice Evaporated Peaches, per
pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Standard Evaporsted Peaches,
3 pounds for .............. Csc
GALL FRESH STOCK AND FINE)
Van Camps goods such az Hon
my, Krsut. Pumpkin and 9th.
ers only .............,.10e
10 pound buckets pure lard. .Ol.2E
We have too many such values 20
enumerste them al here, but we've
got the goodJ and we've got the
prices. Now, it's up TO you, Mr..
Cash Man, to show your colors.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
ROAD BILLS
HE PASSED
HATFIEIIp HIGH LGCENGE nILL
TO GovEHNoR-sENATn PASS
rs HOUSE, RESOLUTION an
CREAsING THIS NUAGBHR OF
sUPREsGE JUDGES.

The house of delegates yesterday
passed Senator SutherlaAd's six road
bills. These measures are ths state
highway commission bills. and are
intended to simplify aRd Improve
the road laws and bettsr road oo1-
ditionS In tbs state
The house also soncHrrSd IN the
senate conference rSDort on tha Hat
field high license bill, aAA that
measure noW noea to the eOvsrAsr.
Amoag other tn0gs ths HAsssd
bill Increases the state sAgooA license
tar to one thou and dollars.
The senate passed house Joint
resolution No. ~ which Increases
the number OF supreme court judge
from ave 20 seven.
No trace has got been found of
the orig asl board Of control bill
which was gtolen from tao ofacs OF
.Clerk Topping OF inc house some
time between Saturday night and
Monday morning The search 10 stlll
going on and Tls governors reward
of 500 for the return Of the bill
remains unclsimed.
The certified copy OF the original
bill which Cl0rk Hsrss had prspa -od
for some emergency, and Which con
tanned the senstO amendments. %
now before the house OF delegates
IL answers the purpose Of the oriEi-
nal bill and defeats the purpose OF
the thieves.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25

pubss and private Affairs. ana tnen
I DO not believe thu town would be
bis enoagh tor both OF Ne"
why ala voa arm youseif,''
Armed For rro<ees1on
"For the same reason ps.sA. r
csruaef armed himself. 10 protect
my ssif."
Cooper said he had several tlnes
owned the America.
"udn't yoa bring Governor Pat
tersoa into public ilfss"
II dd aos."
witness denisd that he attsmpt-
- TO secure sor himsslf the ofnes
OF state auditor.
An editorial In the Lancet sud
denly ended the days testimony.
Tue siats had attempted to show
that his paper wa evned BY Cooper
which the latter deaisd. Thea the
EDITORIAL vas mmtioaed. Which Il
was alleged bitterly attached Cover
nor Cor during the Patterson Cox
campaign four yesrs ago. The state
eiaims that TIM EDITORIAL led to the
rcnnssssesn EDITORIAL charging that
Cooper had made peace between
Coz ard Patterson. and which sdito-
rial angersd Cooper sad started hs
trouble with oarmssk.
Ths sosrt ruled The LAssss sdito-
RAJ ous. aad . ioas arssnns ~
counsel sasusd. fudge Hart stosd
nrm In his rulias. He samoalsAsd
the opposing attorneys that he was
tired of nstez nc to long spssahss
and would have ne more OF tham
during the taking OF testimony.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
PLEb|ANS
1T BALL
ARE DIRECTED TO BY THR AnIs-
TooRATs OF THn DIPLOMATIC
ooRPs-rHREATBN 10 wrrn-
HOLD THEIR ROYAL" PRIss.
ENCE.

Washington. Feb. as.---surprl4s
10 expressed here over tbs report
that members OF the diplomats sorpx
will not attead the raau ssiration
ball. 1t Is saia that there 10 eoasid-
cradle fssitas among the diplomats.
They appear TO be vexsd over the
fact that too many plsbians are 20
be present at the Quadrenniai ball.
They cay they DO not kaow kow 10
dress for the occasion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
LECTURE COURSE.

A lecture course of more shaA or
dinary Interest has been arranged
for Bland stress church. TAs lsct-
ursrs include two OF the RIusssid
fsvoHtee Geo. r. Stuart and Alt
Taylor, both Of Tennessee These
gentlemen have been here before
and have lectured to pack a houses
with great success. The other r.
Major Albert Akers, OF Washington
who has a wide reputation as a plat
form entertainer. stuars Viii se
acre Msreh feth.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
DEATH OF MRS. r.. @. THOMAS.

r. q. Thomas, Familiarity known
as Joe" Thomas, was in the city
this afternoon en- route to his home
at Crandon, Va, in response to a
telegram announcing the death OF
his wife. Mr. Thomas is plasterer
by trade and had been working on
the Deepwater at Mullins. Mrs.
Thomas is survived by three chill
dren, one Of whom IS Harry g..
Thomas, a well known citizen Of
Mcdowell county. she had a nam-
Der OF relatives in this county.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25

In certain casss. and mat he might
DO asked whether he Smbssslsd s1e0
900 while In office.
Tho jury was then brought In
again.
Cooper testified that whsis he was
master ~ chancsry ave suits were
fiied against him. His surstiss paid
the money dscreed In thsas quits,
the Sums they were required 70 pay
aggregating $4,000.
Now. Colonel Cooper" the wit
ness was asked, you said you re-
called that your brother paid out
100000 for monies collected by you
and not accounted for. but did not
remember the other penalty. Now
state df you do not remember nav
that he paid out two other boads.
one for $4,000 and one for s1e.-
o8o."
The defense objsctsd hotIy aad
was sustained.
This missing money" the state
asked. was the result OF sale OF
property under orders of the court
and came into your hands as an Of
fieer Of the COURT" r
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
GQyERNMENT'
ll[c1s,IASE
AsRR1cAN SUGAR REFINiNG
GO. WITH FALSE WEIGHING
or CAnco-RnyAurY ASKED
REDUcED TUE ACTUAL FALSE
WEIGHT.

Nsv York. Feb. 25.--Todsy the
soverament rested its case against
the American Sugar Reclining Com
pany for alleged false weighing OF
sus4r and has also reduced the to
tai penalties asked for from two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars
60 one hundred and nifty Thousand
The difference Is due to the action
OF Dlstrict Attorney Stimson: ssho
doss not ask FOR forfeiture Of the
entire cargo of the steamship
straifhyre. but ONLY the actual
amounts alleged 70 have been
VIC ghed falsely.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25

ARE CAUGHT
GANG ATTEMPTED TO ROB THE
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY
ARRESTED IN ITALY.

Milan, Italy, Feb, 25.-Four men
are under arrest here charged with
an attempt to rob the American Ex-
press Company out of quarter mil
lioa dollars. II rs believed that the
cleverest gang of swindlers ever to
operate are at last In the hands OF
the law.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
DANGEROUSLY I'LL

Mrs. H. G. Cassidy Is seriously Ill
at her home on Bluefeld avenue,
with brain fever. Her sister, Mrs.
r. b. Traylor, and her nephew, ].
b. Traylor, arrived this morning
from Lynchburg, Va, and other rel
atives are expected tonight. Her
friends are exceedingly apprebensive
that she will not recover.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
BY HEMPEN ROUTE
PENNSYLVANIA DIsPosEs of
TWO MURDERERS.

Reading. Pa Feb. 25.-Frank
Palmer was hanged here this morn
ing for the murder or Gertrude Gil
ton, his affinity.
Westchezter, Pa, 25.--Irvan Lew
is was hanged here this morning for
the murder of his FIVE year old step
daughter, Matty NewDn, near Ian
caster, Pa, June 18th, 1907.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
CONVICTED
Of R|OTlN(,,
ENGLISH srFEasGErvRs At
sEsTENt.n 10 wcRKHoVss.
nIGn SOCIAL s-ASpINo A.
wEALrn OF IEi ERs EMsA
RAISING no GOVERNMENT.

London. Feb. 25.---s ntsaoss fpe
from one To two months were so6Ay
melted out to tho sunfagsetss. wno
r;oted through the streets Of Lsp-
don yesterday In thor ATTEMPT e.
sccurc an Interview viii Prsm.1 As
qulth. Among those engaged n ths
rsnIcky sceneu about the rss(lspcc
OF the Pnms Ministsr were y~asa
Of wealth aud social pronlnannA
LADY Constance Lyttsa Wa QneaS
the women who fought strensessly
Cor admittanos 70 the sfAss q ~
euith.
Every EFFORT OF the sunrAgs>tsa tn
force the hand os ths govsrsmAnt BE
Gomez more determined AID Il h In
ersasinxly dsfneait 70 pred = hsw
Their demands may Be successfully
pRrrled. The situation has tAkaa en
az embarrassing aspect for he gsv-
ernment owing 20 the high sseiel pe~
sstion Of many among come thirty es
more women arrested, these tnslsds
ing Mrs. Psthick LRwrsasa. xNdy
Constancs Lyttos. slater e bard
Lyttoa Aad daughter OF sAs fennes
Vic1roy Of India; hlss strstSera Rns
dale. daughter OF Commands DAn.
dale. aad cousin Of HoR walla~pA W.
II. Peel, who was elected ,cssuaaS
In Q by-elsotioR a. msmh~s e Ne
hoa or commons for TasassAi zkxe~
Daisy Solomon. danEhtsr oe ths e.
premier OF Cape Colony, aAa Krs.
Catherine Elisabeth Corbstt. wm ar-
istocrstic supporter OF tia an1lrms
gstts movement
~ Both sldss we're we'll prwassxa esE
last nights attempt on tAs nema e
the surfragettos to force thsmnssSvss
on Premier A-auitA. whs AaG asaiaa-
ed By letter TO receive . dspaaAeAx.
The wemen held q parIiamsAs 90
csxton hall and . numbsr &C sh.sqa
started on danger duty - said
phaylaax. led By Mrs. LAwrszs&
The police. abandoning form<r pAA
tlcs OF barring the approAck - Ahs
1880 Va SehhASASt &AoHto8 bM0 NV
Disa of breakiss up the prsss@atoa
close to Caxtoa hail. TiHailv sxsse-
al OF the women. Including rs. Law.
renee. the leader. were placed sA-
der ArrS6t.
Word OF the reception OF tksk GeS-
utstion being brought to CAxssn hall
much excitement snsued. sxd Hrs
saui Solomon volunteered TO AaAa q
second dsDutatioA To the Aosss. 4Ais
In eject met the same fate. haa LED
to more exciting scsass In sA@ sasssa
and . much larger numbsf &c or.
rests. A tAird attsmpT vez EAe@
organized at the hall. but thtu atzns
the destination OF the dsAaaAklsn
wa Brooks Club where the prwsAiar
was dining.
The demonstrators iAss atseu9 HiA
not occasion su0h scoRss Of roa@a-
moss and violeRes as on re~mas co.
caslons, but the leaders OF the Ezsvs-
ment declare their iAtsRtso@ - ssnns
TIL more foreIbis msshods.
Miss Chrstsbsl PArkhunA Rnr-
ing the course or a spssch, SAID:
When 1 speak OF stronger naaa-
ures. J speak IN all earnest Wa Fsl-
ne ue;thsr our liberty nor sse kves
unless the womsA Of this seaaaFy
get . vote"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Womans Missionary Society
OF the First Baptist church meets
this evening at 2. 80 at the home
of Mrs NJ b Easiey, No. % Rogers
street All members requested to
be present and to bring silver of
fering.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
DIAMOND
ROBBERY
MAKES WORK ron ATLANTA
sLEurHs--NEGRo MAID n An
RESTED on susrrcroS--FoUn
THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
or GEMS MISSING.

ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. f5.--uhe DO
tective department today 10 on sly
engaged In an attempt TO uaravel
one OF the most mysterious diamond
robberies ever pulled on In the south
Miss Jane Thornton YESTERDAY. after
noon discovered that her jewel case
had been robbed OF four thousand
dollars worth OF gems. Ella P,usoa
a negro maid. was arrested aad -
being held under suspieion.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25

sh Is were fired an louder than
these from Robins rAtol."
Colonel cooper so Tat he then
took Robin 10 an lt&rmars. was
himself placed undsF arrest. and
surrendered hls revolver. He said
the revolver was stiil annred. wit
ness did not rscah hsviag made
the remarls after ~ reached the
hospital to keep other people GU,
of he's room. that ho dd not want
to kill another mar. He did not
remember what sc@usations Mrs.
Eastman made after the shooting.
Captain Fitzhugh. for the state.
then began the cpg3>exaninatfon.
he produced some bonds executed
by Cooper In 1870. aegresat:ng $751;
ovo. They were given when Colonel
@ oper was master sn ohancery OF
Maury county. Cooper Identified
petition fled By y.sR. and u. L.
cathey against hluseif. He admit
led that he confess>i judgment on
he petition and tha charges thero-
IN. ~
Are you not charged with appro-
pm at.ng to your owl uxs. ss5l. the
proceeds of iais Or land and did
you not confess judknent2" Cooper
was asked.
Told Not 60 Answer.
Don't answer" Interrupted Judge
Anderson. This accident occurred
1888. II We try adj these old
chancery cases again here today and
We know how much In dlspute these
chancery suits are. we will be here
all year" ~
The lawyers begun TO argue and
The jury retired. captaa Pittsburgh
or tho state said
I'VE proposs To chow that tlzss de-
PENDANT is a defaniter and al en-
bezzler to the extent sof over $780,
900. We propose to prove this be-
yond doubt and thus 20 ehow TO the
jury just how much, credit they
should place In hia wprda. W. pro-
pose TO 60 further and prove by
court records that nis own brothers
came into court and admitted that
the defendant is a defaulter.
I'VE propose to show that he en-
bezzled from estates. from widows
and orphans, from the county and
from the state, and the very rec
onds kept by him prove It.
I'VE have heard OF the colonel's
deep sense OF honor; how stung ne
was by ew sarcastic editorials.
But we will show that he was open
ly accused of embezzlement, yet he
never said the town was not big
enough for him and for the men who
made the charges.
Attorney General McCarn declared
the state would carry these alleged
dishonest transactions from 1889
down to 1908.
In Sdlf-Defense.
Judge Anderson replied for the
defence. I'VE never claimed that
Senator Ca-mack was killed because
OF those editorials. Our theory Is
chat Rohn Cooper killed, Senator
Carmack In self-defense after The
senator had shot him twice" An
derson said the Carmack editorials
had been placed In evidence to "Ehow
the defendants state of mind, not
as a justification for the sIaying."
This argument OF the attorneys
lasted about three hours. Finally
Judge Hart broke in with the decls-
ION that the defendant might be
asked Il he was ever clerk and mas
ter In chancery; 4 he ever do1aulted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
DEATH Mrs kEAAA
WIDOW of FORMER UNITED
STATES SENATOR DIED AT
WASHINGTON.

A SPECIAL to the Charleston Ca
sette OF yesterday anhounees the
death of Mrs. Anne B. Kenna, wild
ows OF United States Senator, John e.
Ksnaa NTN So
washington, Feb 24.--Mrs Annie
b. Kenna. died this morning at
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
PUTs REVOLVER 80

Not until after Robin shot
Then ! drew my gun but / saw Car
mack was down and tibet Roblr
was shot 30 / put my revolver bacs
In my pocket and went to MP
ON
How many shots were frsd?"
Five in all. MIR. Carmack'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
A Cenersi Denial


Cooper denied that n. r. Polk,
treasurer OF Tennessee furnished the
money out OF the states treasury Ia
engage in the walnut business, OF
that he took 10000 OF the state
money to enable Cooper ana Others
70 purchase the Nashville American
He denied that there was found II
ex1Treasurer Polk's box due bills
from him (Cooper).
II was in the walnut log and ell
YER transactions with Colonel Polk, >
said Cooper. but I never handled
dollar and never paid a dollar
but was given aa Interest for 10,
erNces."
lie thought Polk was rich.
I'm that walnut log venture in
North Carolina" be was asked
was not $4,000 invested By Col.
onel Polk out OF the stats's funds?"
II do not know. never handled
any Of the money or believed II
come from the state.
In Colonel Polk's schedule Of as
sets is there not an item, ID. p. Coon
Of, borrowed money, t51,OoOY"
II never borrowed "a and never
heard OF the item"
Switching to the aote to CarmaoE
the state asked:
Did you say, this must cease or
the town Is not big enough for both
OF us?' Did you mean IL, or wa
Il a blum"
Il meant It. have always be-
lieved that a man who has a fght-
ing tongue should keen a aghtins
body. I meant TO go to Senator
Carmack TO tell him that unless the
attacks ceased would expose kIs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25

pabEe and private afNirs. ana then
! DO not believe thu town would be
hig enoagh sor both OF us"
"why ala voa arm yourveifs'.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-02-25
Only Partially Successful.

piaintlHS into the RECORDS.
At one point Cooper said, regard
Eng the alleged shortage: 81 will
explain at the proper time"
Explain IL now"
Il will not explain now" said
the witLess holly. but a moment
later. he explained. saying:
Il admit lack OF business ability
In my office. There were many err
rors, but every soul who had q dol
lar In that oflce got II out and there
never was dishonest act. OF
course, am responsible for the err
rors and do not shirk IT,"
Fitzhugh then asked: "Are you
the ID. ID. Cooper mentioned in the
legislative records of 1889, who ac-
cording to an investigating commit
tee paid out $4,000 OF the states
money in conjunction with State
Treasurer Pol6, or a silver mine IN
New Mex!co?"
II presume am"
After an objection by his counsel,
Colonel Cooper said: IL wish my
counsel would permit the prosscu-
tor to ask any question he wants
about anything he wants"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-27

White Mountain Freozors are the
best Sold only by Blycns. Corhn
a Frcnsley
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-27
WOMAN RELEASED FROM PRISON
After Serving Eighteen Years for Com
pleity in Husbands Murder.

Mouudsvillc. W V. May 27.-Aftu
serving eighteen years in prison foI
completely in the murder OF her hus.
band. Mrs Vergic Gibson was released
today AN dwalkcd forth a free woman.
She was only - when she entered
the peuitontiary. and was youthful an !
beautiful in appearance Today sh'
rs old and shattered I'm health. and
the long years behind prison walls
have silyored her hair and drawn deep
furrows on brow and cheek. Mrs.
GIbson's accessories i'm the crime, Al.
bert Lewis and Albert Niers, were
hanged, and Clark Slaughter, color.
ed boy was sentenced 10 life imprison.
mont. Robbery was the motive which
caused the woman to conspire with
others for the murder of her husband
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-05-27
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Wm Parr- Eneland's oldest man
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longer People should be youthful gt
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after taking six Bottles OF Elec
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-06-10
Division Of Supreme
Court Decides That His Com
mitment Was Legal.
MUST PROVE HE is SANE
Then n writ OF Hnbcns Corpus Would
he OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gnyncr
Disscnted - Pntrick's Appeal
for Liberty or Death Also
Denied by the Court.

New York, June 4.-IIarry Il. Thaw
must remain in the State asylum for
criminal insane at Mattewan under 4
decision rendered to-day by the appellate
division of the supreme court In Brook
Ign. Thaws application for a writ Of
habcas corpus releasing him from the
asylum was dismissed by n justice Of the
supreme court several months ago. He
then appealed to the appellate division
which to-day sustained the lower court
and dismissed the writ. Thaw's applica-
ton was based upon the contention that
Justice Dowlings order committing him
to the asylum after he was declared not
guilty of the murder of Stanford White
illegal.
The court ruled that Justice Bowling
acted according to the law in COM
hitting Thaw to the asylum and that
when Thaw was able to prove his sanity
he could obtain his release by writ
Of habeas corpus Justice Gaynor dis
scented from the prevailing opinion and
declared Thaw's commitment was
was Illegal