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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
METZ PASSES THE LIE.
Resents Intimatiou By Brooklyn Nn
That He Has Been Grating"

Controller Metz, angry at what he interpreted
as being a charge that he was a CRATER and IN
colusion with corporate interests dealing with hs
city. called John J. Clancy. OF Brooklyn. liar
yesterday afternoon IN the City Hail. and repeated
the charge as he stated afterward, so that Clancy
would understand It.
The select committee OF the Sinking Fund COM
mission. appointed TO consider ways and means
for operating the discontinued East River ferries
called together in the Council Chamber a largo
delegation OF business men. labor union men and
''boosters-'
Controller Metz and City Chamberlain Martin com
prise the committee The New York Terminal
Company which stopped the ferries. IS waiting iof
the city to pay # s7.500O0o for the plant
Mr. Clancy was the labor candidate for Mayor
OF the city Of Brooklyn about twenty years aso.
Since then he has been familiar Hslre Al yIo-'
meetings Mr.. Clancy. who vas the nrst spe.As-'
said that the demand OF the company WAS rllic-,
lousy high He said the boats were old nula =,
and that the real estate was valued oy ne -
Department at only 100000
controller Metz had asked Mr. clancy i -
statement that the ferry terminals az ''la1u 80.
North sth streets were owned either % tns
- e. s+,,a yxas his opinion OF knowtedge an
Mr. Clancy said IT was the resiI' u
search 49,. s.is NJ
you are always opposing everything. sA.- 50
Nfstz emphaticalIy. Mr.. Clancy, Who HAU
away returned and said: .,ss
Mr.. Controller. you are here foT-a
don't care to name -. q.
&C, Controller Metz got red IN the face and q
claimed loudly
ANY man who says that = liar N
The room, was in an uproar IN nouisn- "a.
Clancy walked up 70 the railing
Gov-an arose and pounded with his saVel- :. ~,
THE chair apologies for any member IN.
committee who uses such unparIlala@l''
GTIage. r
Controller Metz interrupted him ara c1 ,,, .s,s
"No one need apologize for me in a case i.>'
ANY man is a liar who says that ABOUT n ~ IA
Mr.. Clancy. who had been pushing ror"ai'
time. shouted to Mr.. Metz: -, AT.
.Tn see the chuck Connors' Of this board '''
side .,s CIR
Chairman MCGOWAN again apolnsize'' -soay
trolIer Metz reiterated that he didn't Va lent
to apologize for him third tune u, - sgsia
insisted on Offering the apology. and MI .a,logss
retorted that he wouldn't have any one az Nc
for him under such circumstances Ch1 a--- Va
Covvan then adjourned the meeting -1g-5.r.sl
trying 10 get to Mr.. Metz. but l1elten4H'
barred his way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12

that he was holding weapon OF some SORT up
his sleeve. -. +ta
Ratchet from him and asked what he meant 10
do with that. He said I'll snow you, ~
from his overcoat pocket drew out hH IN ~ ~,
each hand. He came at me, striking with pot
hands while / backed across the church uo% ", !.
the side gistr and across the rront, put uii
not dare to turn about 10 open the Ii -, "a
Then I threw the Ratchet and struck hiIii' anu
he fell -, 10
grabbed my leg and threw me GO%n asa des
perate struggle in which l used the hatchet
until he lay quiet and still. -.
cannot tell all that happened after that
7 was wild to dispose of the body. l was IN d
horrible terror. so 1 began pulling Off MS gar
ments that might drag the body away soi fo
where and hide 1t. Then. when my eyes le
upon one Of those knives, flew into rage anu
began TO cut with 1t. when he woke up anu
grabbed me again. Then for while l ISeu
that Ratchet until was sure he was dead
Then I saw the fire was hot enough to make
the s:ovepipe red nearly TO the eipow, SO
abbed him by the feet and dragged MIN down
there and cut him to pieces putting in each part
as Il was disnembered Then l began 10 put
the garments into the front stove, when l re-
things might not burn. Then / saw that my
clothing was torn and bloody. while some of his
were yet whole and exchanged and then TOOK
all but few of mine and piled them IN along
with the body. =, ,,..,
then went up nearly to Tunnel station It On
where turned my rig about and started 1t on
the back track. Ny big coat hid my torn ana
bloody garments until I got TO Chicago. where
I purchased others.
am tired of trying TO hide. though l have
succeeded in eluding the detectives so far II
YOU get this while I yet alive. come ana get
me shall not be far from Carthage Ill
Adar Mich, Jan. 11.-After hearing Mrs J.
H Carmichael repeat statements made carrier
IN the day that she never knew OF her husband
studying nesmerism hypnotism. prosecutor
Brown said that he convinced the wldoW
had withheld nothing which she knows that
would throw light on the ministers &c'oh'
Prosecutor Brown continued:
"RrownIng was a weak simple minded man
donbt ~ he even knew what hypnotism was
He certainly could not have exercised such an
influence over Carmichael. I shall always be-
neve that there was a deep motive behind the
crime"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
RIVER AND HARBOR BILL.
Majority of House Committee IN
Favor of Measure.
[Fron The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington. JAN 1.-THE prospects are that
Speaker Cannon and Representative Burton. of
Ohio. will be compelled to WELD the organization
whip before some of the Republican members of
the Rivers and Harbors Committee be brought
TO against the drafting OF omnibus river
and harbor bill at the present session. At meet
ing OF the committee to-day there oninOus
signs OF insurrection in which several of the
Republican members will join with the Democrats
In voting for a bill. A poll OF the committee.
inclusive OF Democrats shows that IL will stand
about II 6 in favor of bill unless the senti-
be changed by the arguments OF the
Speaker and Representative Burton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
MEDICAL CORPS APPLICANTS EXAMINED.

The examination of civilian candidates for az
po!ntment TO the medical corps of the army began
yesterday at Governors Island before Il board Of
army medical officers. headed by Major Charles l..
Woodruff The examinations viii extend over a
week. and similar tests being held in the
various department headquarters of the army two
three times year The examination tsanaIs Va IN
he sent TO the surgeon generals Office at Washing
ton Ear final disposition e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
APPOINTMENTS BY CONTROLLER eAUs

Albany, Jan. 1l.-State Controller Gaus an
nounced the following appointments to-day:
Morris a. Phelps. OF Syracuse. Transfer Tax Ap-
praiser for Onondaga County; salary. 81 500 vsar
Charles r. Milford, of Skaneateles. Transfer Tax
Attorney for Onondaga County.
Barrla Johnston OF Andes, Transfer Tax Alton
ney for Delaware County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-12
TO CURE A COLD ~ ONE nav

Take LAXATIVE BRoNo Quinine Tablets Dr,rvtS,,
refund If IL fails h. ". GROVES sl2na
ere Is each box 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
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bcion0en.
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ocren nit giinltIacn Nu8en betrad)tet
merben. Man polItc iid) audi nidlt
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ric t0errcu @arp unO 6rif ms &ei-
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ii0cnten tclcpbonirtc mo oaB otc3
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Hit gcbrchcn. Nbcr olld) SEER Ger.
fins bottc Elm 1orj bconlerlih ld)lcdl-
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tci Dem @cidGft @etbciliNtcu IN Be
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mnren ibu e~ntiullen. Gos Gonitt
miro MIN pcriuhcn, tieTcr i'll odS sc
Mir Der 9ebcimW Sricbfebcrn. Incl
die bel ser Nfinirc mit8emirtt bobcr
cin6ltorin1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31

ais aoiiirer lei Ser Some 9aRf"
oaae'tellt. Gr bintCr!oRt o!lGer lei
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&idJmouS, Gli5oDcth Ehompiou SO
race GapiS, Git6cr Nronic, Beatrice
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ihein IirjNcnt SoIic Groighill.
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&o}le0rtril, Tiorcncc &cltOcrIoit, 80
icpb &%mbrogtlip, NoSlpeQ Mnuidl
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colt, @lijnbctb @ooo unh G6al,ccQor
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NoicnItcin BON Dem Gorierpatorilml.
Gcportenlent.
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sri. Al6crt Tioniitin 49, 2otbmiue
Grcrcl GuDenia Carp, sSrau 6. 3.
G%omonoIton, elizabeth Centrum,
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simcc So1cs, @eiiie >soncs, 9poia
&irf, Gertrude Calm, Wiloreo 2dlt-
ten, Nn1cQa TottiQo. @In1p Hobert
ion, slnelia Sdiminger u1b 2,ri1c
Sooh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31

perbrud]t, fetrte CT 0cIttrn Wtorge1l
nit SIT 5lriid. Stills WarldloIl
Otomiia murNe BON Dem Soil III
acuntnib BcieBt uto miro cine Inter
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nEioelitp 1rrlt Got1ponp" mo Der
ysSioelitp Gcpniit Company" lunotc
QeItern Dem Sfeurr.Gimnebnlcr 6ront
8romn orci Chefs iiir Ben @eiomnlt-
6etrca pon $G2,a02.Gl melhc bcn
@eianrnltbetroQ Der Steuern fiir oaS
Adhr 1908 iiir bcihc Gorporutioncn
altsmnten. Won DER Summlc crbalt
Der Staot $i23536.
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SpoBpoacl, ser o%lcroinnS al,T
menihtide @ciiihle menig Niidlid)t
nnbn, mo bciicn Mit mebcr Don Der
cincn, ned De- alocrcn Hoctei ais
ioId)er geid)att miro, bat Der 2cld)en
~beItottcr fSirnro Martin SSnbep II.
Sohnc ucil Nr. 606, @3cit Sntupct
te. Nuclnle, mo elmer on Der WcGul
loGjtrnGc mohucnben Snnlilie cillet
oracn Strcid, Gelpielt, Der iuobl Gin
zig III Ser o'eid)id)te Der r~YSibbolo
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idjiclt ser 1clpiiuid'te g2aaen Dor Der
lbiir al Der Observation-Disclosures. Ticlels
be mar ncribloiicr lnb ani lot1Qcs
pcraeblihc9 aliNQcln cridlicn cine
Srou I'M nddltlihen @Cmutbe nm
iraote nab o2r1 4lunihe oea StDrcn
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uidlt jlir &ijIic Der Srnli binir0c
iprnngeir. ais nicic ni,i feline GrflI
r.tilg. CT !ualls Gle 2cide" obbolcn
III Shnillddjt ijel, uub bdtte or Der
NeluubtloiCt Mat nit cinenBnlnlcn
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goilj mlipnn nc!oeicr; 10 ober follnte
er Sod, nit oeal &epuBtiein hie0eim.
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me cinen IieDH cruiclel5n ho6eil.
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luelfcr boubiiGdliidt gcqcn 9alti.
more aeridtcr III, nin,nti intner eril.
itere Iinitiliion2n oil. Sic Bottom
nnD Maine G~ii.1bobn" bat onqcfiin.
higt, DAP lie spn 4. Idr6 oil cine
HeOuftion pon 3 Gents pro 100 Eio.
III Strait treteil l6Bt, iuoourd, bicielbe
%oerieniacn non baltimore alcid}
toiune. Gon philadelphia follimt
bic @odlridQt. oob BORT bis .Fennipl-
nnnia mnb Die yMeaoina mo E6i,
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MN aud1 Neir.slerf icIaeit nno es
iuiro befiirdret. oab Die beige Mos
tcnIfaIa hdourt, total iii bic Bride
.aeht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
LION crbelL

i mi iibcM II regEng. Ger
NrlelteQten i'm 3olomt t~emGdltigit
lid AcitcrV Morgen ,ni6t Aerinac
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mo ilber NIT 0ci0miircn bcocdt
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babe. Nei udbercr llnteriud,ung
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Scbrc cit nrh snr oeit icines gohes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
Staot Baltimore.
Sie Mgtcr rcgcn i'd.

Ter bcutigc Gag CUR g~r0iinun9 Der
observation-disclosures mlacrfp-
rem. - Bottc> 6icnitc I'M %lltcreiic
Der Eropuganba III oucn 1beilen
oeS StuoteS. - MQiicnpcrinmml.
lulg i'm oSpric",
N0brc1o iid III Norluc9cu. ipic
cine Gepclfe Der oIiociirtcn Ereiie"
bciagt, cine @erUcgung QcQen Ole
lemperenj a~gitotior bCnertbor
mod)t, al pcld)ar Die prnmincntcltcn
@eipobncr Oe9 2n,ocs, onrumtcr 5obl.
rtide ger5tc. lbeil ncbnlur, sic er.
tcnneL 0nh gclItige @ctrdutc, nlGBiN
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@prfbaii linD. miro bier lclltc ppll
Den @niicriimpeIu muo &robibitiouS'
Eonntifcrn Der arell3u0 gcGen Die
@irtblhniten crGffuet.
Nlif &cronlni'lu1g oea Nnti SuIoon
CbcrpoId)n NnOCrion iin6cu III
5oblreihen @ird)cnlbca gonjcn Stoas
tca ipe5ieue @citc5Diellite ~ Oielcm
3lrtd Itatt. mo bellte Nad)nlittag
miro in Der n2uric" cine HCriouim.
luHa dbgebnitcn. ut lueldhcr Scdborn
@riJbt, eill prnfciiioucIcr 4gitotor
aus Dem Siiocn. Die Soilptreoc halt.
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Munrcrn ullo Siingiingcn iibcr IL
Snbren %0epubrt, Ga Stnocrlon glolltt,
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1rob lcin. moburh |lciilcr Sod,c 81
otelc Stlmlnen perlorcn Sinnen. lSl
elmer boliiboitiidcn Erc%fianotion
n1ocht W}arpIono'0 Sberuoiicriinnpcl
buunnt, b0h ctlid)c ieniutioueGc Ont.
%lilllitugcn III @c5uq onf Sen Spiri.
titoienbon0e( III 9lusiidt itchcil. IN
iclnen blinbeu Giicr ueriteiat iih ocr
beldgtc Mn0er'on III scr ~iolqcuoa.l
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tire politilbcn @crfseuge BADEN &c,
reltS ied)S Mtonotc friibcr ais ac.
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6cltc Nbiid)t miro IN Dem Nugcnhiid
81 ytld1tc genlad)t, no ooS &olf erl.
pbotildl 0o9egen prptcitirt"
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cttid)c M~atbltlaGc ~crtbcilt. nm Die
TIN 9ticlrono crilld)tc. lclt Anoerion
6en'elbcn ou oos &eri, 0u6 Gin
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lohiel lpertb lit, pie nod ser SoQen-
oiiHa Scr 9Sontinotionen. 9(td) or
flnrt InocriolL 6nB Die heutiNe Ser
lamnlllma non Jr0Bcrer @idtiQfeit
lit, ols oieienige DOT eilcn Sabre.
3ipilhcn Der, Yrobibitioniiten ltnO
Den vSoca! Sptiou".9e,,ten ii rift
olles eifel g%introdi. mie poriocS
SnDr, o!8 Die Hrobi6itioniitcn bcr
1Socal Option ".Qeltten oos Ielo
ilberlieBen. Grltere nerocli lart 9e.
ld1lilB iArc eisenen Ganoiootcn alli.
itetlen. mo IN ipesic0 geioften 9e.
lt)liiiicn rperbcn gSocnI Np.iol".
2eittc quf1eforbcrt, iiir oieicltcn 81,
ttlnlilGt. Ingeger pcripredcn II,
folfcn SGacii, no Die Icnnofrnten
ODER Gepa6iifmier Gunoiboten uiti.
teller. bie fiir Nrobi5ition itimmer,
Die EroDibitioriiten ifrc Gnnoiontcn
}hriidsielen. Gle YrobibitioniI.ei,
id)einelt miner iiod) jn 0lol,bell, bob
iii Der fonlinetben - taoiS9eieeae.
.bune eina Brebibiiion5 Bill fir oeli
goi1sen Stoot before Musiid)ten oui
anilabme bat, als cine y2ocnl Sp.
finuH-M;n
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HebDlpcrbcloen.


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pom 6ericIbcn eiucn Sprb befom'
men. - 9seger pcrlrladt Nuire.
grug i'll elmer @irthibait on Ser
Gaitern. Npcnue.
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rpclhcr am 5reitag Nbenh perboftct
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Nr. 142233, gaitern Ipenle, nit eincm
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geitcrn me9er, nuacblid)cn Moroon
grifiS Olirh &oIi5eiritter S'9tcia IN,
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Dem Gcrb0r bcr0lts IteIltc, mar Sire
mcr bis iiber ole S6rcn III Womie
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9ei'm anblit bes S%d)iefetiens crs
ariff Srnu Cohen oie S!ud)t mo elite
III Die Mlrtbihnft non &cnrp Wiltic,
Nr. 1l2l, gultcrne2lpcnue, no lie iid)
nuI Den SdloB zines Mortcnlpielers
fallen lies un0 ouul inter cineil
Gid tollcrte. &crigc Sctu1Der
ipGtcr fnru audi 3remcr in oic @irtb.
ldIoft gelOllIcn rno peri,ld)tc, ocn SIC
poIper AMI oaS 6rnuen5immcr obSu.
|fcitcrll. lulr6c ubcr cntluaiinct, che
inn Dies Aeluuh mo Damn scr Eoli.
sci ilhcr9e1en. IrnM Gnbcn ucrGontt
offtnbur ihr 2eben MIR oent I'm.
itono, haE Der Griidcr Dea Ncpolpers
icbr Id)mer Iu1ftionirtc.
Npfl elm Gcpoifnetcr.
N,dt Gcriugc @eitiirjulg urrllr-
lodltc &tlllum 8rcelL rin inrbiger
NotrolG olu 6reitoq slbeno IN Ser
2SirtDIfAit bon ). Berger, 9fr. 1924,
GoltcrtsApcnltc, yr 0l@ berielbc cillen
NeuoIper aus Ger Saide 500 rno alti
cine III Dem Sofale ampcicnoc Ncocz
rlll allc9tc. ST muroc ii6eruGltiat
ur0 nrm 1}oli,iitpr Monrc ;;hcr,ch.,,
Ger l6n und) ner 3ihjhen Noli5eiita.
finn brorhtc noi,m g,rrh9r ,,or w;h
fer N'9Spin bro1,tp Hrcnn -, ],c;,,ny,
GnfIhn(niouno no, ho5, or bctr,,,fr,,
oereien lpi NM ribt ,,cm,,5t h,,,o
mas or oeti,ou l7r bo,c sic Mo,fc
nrr boi lid, ori;ihrt nm ,;c;oro -,
nurircu y, Ioiipr 5boti1Af;d NOR
Scr Mpn(rrr c,,r, nid,t ocI,brn ma
10 crnd1tetr Ser mid,tpr p;rp c,ro;o
Don $40 uuS Nnitcr ota ,c,;;no,,h
YIN offnnnASnollc
F'!oh}d eli. Inter Der Scldnie
o'a''iN' Ger e9ffroi? letnrr Glitrn
'Itpodj'en III letii, lpilroc Ger is Sab
tg oItc Se'lf9 Sherloh Don Nr. 1887.
SerAem'fltroBe' 6c'fern bl'rd) Nldter
Stn'''ep III NHr 'uolne'tlld)cn Noli5cl-
l'H"'h n't "~IfdrDlnho Shulc Iiir
@hopet" A~hcrlpiclen. Ger Tntrr b!3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-31
Nus Den 8eridjtcn.

Srou Hod)el Sambuwgcr perlangt
$1,000 Shabencrlat. - Ger Wor.
lano Nro5eb ouf morQen fcltgc.
iett. - Irou WorQaret @ug9'S
Nod,lnB beilobe cine bolbc Wiil'
lion Collars uertb.
Sm superior @criht lieb acitern
Srou HoheI @omburger bon Mr. 720,
Si6 @ruaomop, cine Sd%oocncrlaB.
fldgc iiir 5000 gegcn Wtar Goben
uno Satin bon Nr. us, Siio.9roob.
nan, cirreideL neil, lpic lie III Der
alngcld)rift nn0ibt, bns Gbepoor lie
bcrmnBcn %miBbonoelt bat, bob lie
oolcru0e &CrleBuuGcn banon trig.
Scr Anariii mnr bos Grgcbnib uou
@eidGit3nci0 mo bette. lpic bercitS
herid)tet, ein &oripiel III Der oltlihen
&oliieiitotion.
@orlun0'o Ero5eB.
Ser Nro}cB nes obQeiebten Foli5ci
ridtcr5 ySnl. @arlan6, mcld)er nuge'
l0uloigt liz. lid on elmer @cridw0'
rlnlg bctbciliQt MO Ole S~ulti5pilc1c
u2rbinOcrt ~ habcL nlnnlt nrorgen
I'M Grin1inol3eridt lcinen NnionA.
Nr. Sbp5. ". NoucS miro Die Ncrtbel-
oiguli0 iibernchncn, lpibreno Stills.
Stoot3omuoll eugene C'Gmnc ben
Stoot n~crtritt. &cbtcrcr miro poln
Stant@dmpalt Smen3 uno oem
Niili1 Stnot&nmuoit Stind)colnb
Dcrtretcn. A}ic ucrlnutet, limo nidlt
piclc 3cllQrn pOr1eluocu mo oer}Ero'
5eB oiirftc rl,r bon tllt5cr Gdner ielrL
@ouuernerr Grotber0, meiher Bur,
ion0 dblctte. miro nid,t porgelnhcr.
&cinoheciu al Will.
on5ncrbem
Ioa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BON Der
Ueritor6encn Morguret Y. SitGq. ipcl'
dc fiiriIl6 itorb. iullroe 9citern- orrd)
0rn. Nm. =. S1pnuc9, Den Nud)Inb
&cumaltcr in @oiieuQeri6t eiilqe.
reidt. GeGliclbcu 5uiolae b!nterIdBt
sir Gcnu @crtbpoplcrc nro p~erionli.
a)r& Gil9ntbum I'M @eribe pouSio0.-
0O0, Gic Sd,nudlnd)en moren $1,000
lpcrtb mo ouber Dem obcilerm1bnten
NcrmoItn bilterlnbt Ole @erblid,ene
md, bctrGdliiic1cs Gigetttuin, fuci'
dbca rod rid)t dbgcid)dbt lit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-03-14
UntuckY in Love.

Fred-i-SO you got a pair of mittens
for Christmas. eh?"
JOe-"Yes; but they don't match
Fred-"How's that?"
JOe-"Got them from two different
girls"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-01
COOPERS REFUSED BAIL
Father and Son, Charged with Murder
of Senator Carmack, Must Await
Trial in Jail.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 2S.-"Gen-
tlemen, desire to say that have given
this case careful consideration from
every standpoint, and after having done
so, am of the opinion that it is not a
bailable case Therefore, 1 decline to al
low bail as to any of the defendants and
deny the application. This is all before
the court this morning"
The above in full was the decision of
Judge w. M. Hart in the criminal court
today in the matter of the application
for bail of Col. Duncan B. Cooper Rob
in j. Cooper and John d. Sharp, charged
with the murder of Senator e. w. Car
mack on November 8, last.
When the court had finished the brief
opinion, all eyes turned from the bench
in the direction of the defendants and
their counsel. The three defendants, if
they were stunned, shocked or disap-
pointed by the decision, failed to mani
fest the fact outwardly. They were inn
mediately surrounded by reassuring
friends, who grasped their hands and
said comforting words to them.