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The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14

Pensacola, Fla, January 1S.-Witn her half-million dollar cargo of cot ton in flames and with Il of her crew injured from burns caused by escaping steam. the British steam Matteawan, which left this port last night for Havre with 11,000 bales of cotton, put back to Pensacola today for assistance and tonight fire tugs are being used with all possible energy to save the valuable cargo. Steam from the Mat teawan's boilers is being forced into the burning cotton in the effort to ex- tinguish the flames.
 Twelve hours have been spent in fighting the flames and at Il o'clock tonight it is announced that the fire is practically under control.
 The damage to the cargo of cotton cannot be estimated at this hour. A large force of hands have been put to work in hatch No. 1 where the flames have been extinguished and a large quantity of the damaged cotton will be unloaded during the night and placed on lighters. It is believed that more than half of the cotton will be saved intact and that much of 1t which the flames have only scorched will be got
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14

Washington, January 13.-President Roosevelt rode 9S miles on horseback to- day and when he dismounted at the White House door more than IT hours after having departed therefrom he did not show any marked signs of weariness.
 The object of his long day in the saddle. he explained to a representative of the Associated Press, after his return, was to prove to the critics who have found fault with the recent order re- ouiring all army and navy officers to take a physical test that if a President, who is not in training can ride 90 miles plus in one day without being laid up in bed thereby it should not be too much to ask the men who are supposed to be in the best of physical training all the time to ride 90 miles in three days
 Mounting his faithful rider and jumper, Roswell" in front of the White House mounted at the same place at $40 o'clock tonight The journey was to Warrenton, Va, and back.
 With the President was Dr. Rixey, sur geon general of the navy; Dr. Carey Grayson and Capt. Archibald Butt, one of the Presidents aides.
 On the return trip the last 30 miles of the journey were made in sleet and rain while the last 15 miles were in almost pitch darkness. Arriving at the aqueduct bridge across the Potomac the President refused to take the car riage which was waiting there for him. When he dis.nounted his coat and hat were frozen stiff with sleet and ice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14
Cotton Steamer Atne
 and CdrgO Nearly Lost

ten out during the night and early morning hours.
 It was midnight last night with the Matteawan steaming at full spead in the gulf on her voyage that the watch smelled the odor of burning cotton near the forward hatch and immediately sound ed the alarm. A quick examination was made, revealing fire in hatches Nos. and g. Steam was turned on the burning cot ton in the hope of smothering the flames The steam pipe suddenly burst, sending t,lesteam into the faces and over the bodies of those engaged in the engine room fight ing the fire, injurying them to such an ex- tent that they were compelled to leave the room This accident badly crippled the crew of the steamer and orders were at once to change her course, and she put back to Pensacola under full steam. a distance of 50 miles, arriving here this afternoon.
 The Matteawan was met at the entrance to the harbor by government tugs which rendered such assistance as possible while the steamer was being lowed to her wharf when harbor fire tugs took up the work of fighting the flames.
 Those injured are:
 Chief Mate Griffith, Chief Engineer Thompson, Engineer Leckey, Carpenter Sanchez, Boatswain Miller, Seaman Craine, Seaman Heany, Seaman Hoare, Seaman Kushkerman, Seaman Murphy. Seaman Welles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14
Bacon UphOIdS POWer
 and Rights Of Congress

q hope and believe" he said, 'it Is not in the mind of the President that the head of these great departments are not to be lowered in their standing and ranked as head clerks and that when Congress, the Senate or the House, directs informa- tion to help in legislation for the country, the President can say: These are my head clerks and l direct them to refuse this information
 T should be very much gratihed,' said Mir Bacon, If the President should say that the construction the Senator from Maine has placed upon the President S action is correct"
 MT. Teller moved that MT. Bacon's ac- tion be laid on the table, that it might be discussed later. He referred to MT. Hales statement that cabinet officers are not mere clerks, and said that depends upon who is at the head of the government.
 Tt also depends upon the kind of men the President has under him. said Sena- tor Tillman.
 q do not think any self-respecting sec retary would take orders from the A'resi- dent" said MT. Teller.
 Senator Hepburn suggested the proprie- ty of addressing all communications by Congress to the President, and Senator Money, in commenting on the practice of sending communications directly to heads of departments said that the req sons asked for any particular action re- ferred to public and not to private req sons
 The resolution was then laid aside for the day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14

Washington, January 13.-Senator Ba- con of Georgia today introduced a reso- lution declaring that sany and every pub lice document, paper, or record, or copy thereof. on the files of any department of the government relating to any sub ject whatever. over which Congress has any grant of power, jurisdiction or con- trol under the constitution, and any in- formation relative thereto within the pos session of the officers of the department, is subject to the call or inspection of the Senate, for it's use in the exercise of it's constitutional powers and jurisdiction
 MT. Bacon said it was of especial in- portance, because of the recent message of the President, ia which he stated he had directed the Attorney General not to give information as to what had been done in the bringing of a suit against the United States Steel corporation for it's absorption of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company.
 Senator Hale declared that he did not believe it was practical for the Senate to ransack the mind of an executive of ficer demanding his reasons for partic- ular action but he was firm in his convic- tion that Congress had power to demand papers and information. The Senate, he said, could not legislate on many cases without information from the depart ments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14
OFFICIALS ARE IN
 A PRETTY STEW

Bismarck, N. D., January 13.-Events in a contest between Governor Burk and Gen. T. H. Pool, late adjutant gen. eraI, retired, are fast coming to a head. Pool is under military arrest and serious charges have been pre- ferred against him. A courtmartial has been ordered to convene at the capitol on January 25 to try him.
 Application was made to the state supreme court this afternoon by the governor asking for writ Of prohibit ton. directed to Judge Winch ester of the district court, directing him to va cate the order already issued against Col A. P. Peak, restraining him from nerforming the duties of adjutant gen eral. to which office he was comrnis- stoned and sworn in this afternoon. The writ was granted.
 The governor says he purposes to ,,aintain his position as commander-in- chief of the militia without interfer- once b ythe courts if possible, though he is confident of winning out in either military or civil procedure
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-01-14
LABOR LEADERS
 TO APPEAL CASE

Washington, January 13.-The appeal from the recent decision of Judge Wright of the District of Columbia supreme court in sentencing Samuel Gompers, John Mitchell and Frank Morrison to jail for contempt, will be vigorously pressed and A call for funds for the purpose will shortly be issued by the American Fed eration of Labor.
 This action was decided on at a con ference here today between the executive council of the federation, now in session here. and former Judge Alton B. Parker of New York, chief counsel for the fed eration officials The latter assisted by local counsel, will immediately begin the preparation of the appeal.
 specific legislation to remedy the condi- lions brought about by the injunction against the federation because of its ac- tion in boycotting the Buck Stove and Range company and the contempt pro ceedings which followed were considered. Judge Parker returned to New York later in the day.