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Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
SOME NEW RECORDS
 ON THE MOT0RDnOMt.
The Fifty Mile Free -for-An an Eseit
 ing Event.

Lss Angeles. April l3.-New- Ameri- csn speedway records were established on the musordrome this afternoon, the most noteworthy being a kalf-niile driven by Barney oldfield in Benz dnring which the machine reached a speed in excess Of hundred miles an hO:ir- The time. I7.si seconds oldfi-ld also drOye Benz a kiiometer in a2ss =econdS- lowering his former mark at Indianapolis bv i.i seconds.
 The fffy-miIe reef for all proved the most exciting race of the day. Ralph De Palma by driving a Fiat made the entire fiftv circuits without a stop and son in q .s5-sS This Is a rew rec ord Al the start De Palma and Ksr- srsl.r. in the Darracq. went out to set The pace and reeled off the first five miie- in 3.3sls. Al the end of ten miles the Fiat and ihc-Darraca were StIn fighting ig out for the lead with Hzrreun's Harmon third. They con- ss....l l.. fases.. tsaSltions lap after Eip the Fiat ne1 cS leading bv more than a dozen yaris-
 The first .ses, .s. the tep mile free f.ar-af U.ss, g.on bN Ben Kerscher in a D3rracq with ne Palma in a Flat sscoad. The five mile free-f for-ali WaS won b, Al iAvinssica in Stad- sar.i Dssy iosi. which had a handicap af T. ss~>.nds-
 In sae ti-se srisls nlasg drove . Hllirk tssa miles la 3s. d new ana ts-,sr r~cssd. and NikFent seni che l,a.ck len mii~S in s;>sS. for a new cla>S rsss.nd KcrsSch.r drove The narra91 ihfs-. us,iir> in i-z-.i
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
THREE vEM|REMEN NEEDED
 IN THE HYDE TRIAL THE TRIAL JURY MAY BE AN NoUNcEo ON. SATURDAY The Aged Mother in Law of De fendant Talks to News
 papermen

Kansas City, April l3.-Thrcc jury men were needed to complete the temporary panel "f f"rty-seven when the Hyde murder trial adjourned tonight
 Hopinl he would he able to fill all piacss in the jury box tonight. Presiding Judge Latshaw held court until the entire vcnire of l50 men which responded today was exhaust ed Adjournment was taken until {. o'clock tomorrow \ new panel of thirty has been ordered and sub p0enaed Attorneys believe they will b, able to fill the three vacan7 ci,s out or this body of talesmen la case the jury completed. the court will adjourn over Friday and the ne mes of The final jurymen will be made returnabie on Saturday morn ing Nineteen veniremen qualified as tentative jurymen today.
 Mrs. Logan O. Swopc figured in a sensational scene in the morning hours To some friends and news paper men she spoke of how lonely her life was since so many deaths had occurred in her family. and she had become tStrtnStu lfoih i'-t daughter. Mrs. Hyde.
 "I am not in this courtroom hy choice" she continued. My pres ence here is due only to a desire to see justice done and the guilty con victed. IL is no pleasure to sit here and under go this ordeal. but il is my duty and I will suffer much to perform it properly .'
 In the midst of her tears. Mrs. Swope stopped speaking for mo- ment and silently regarded the de- fendant and his wife.
 Then sobbing violently, she began to tell of the time when Dr. Hyde came into their family circle.
 A few feet from her mother. Mrs. Hyde sat, laughing while her hus- hand talked Mrs. Swope observed her and she studied her daughters face. She will come back to me some day" confidently said the aged woman.
 Although Dr. Hyde was still ar fable and smiling. he expressed dis comfort today at the slowneSs with which the jurors are being obtained. "I hope this is the last day or questioning veniremen.'' he said this morning Fl want to get through tn" trial as soon as possible.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
The Indiana Observ a nee.

Indianapolis. April l3. - Prominent democrats from many states gathered In this city today for the celebration of the birthday of Thomas Jefferson at the love feast under the au- spices of the Indiana leaders in the party \ banquet. for which 500 GOV CTS had been laid. was held tonight.
 John W. Kern. democratic candi- date for vice-presideat in the last campaign. was tcastmaster. The speak CTS included Joseph w. Folk of Missouri. William Sulzer of New York. Gov. Marshall of Indiana and Lafay- cite Pence of Colorado.
 The National League of Democratic clubs. in convention here today. elect ed w. C. Lillcr of Indianapolis presi- dent The executive committee in- cludes Gov. Shafroth of Colorado.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
MISSISSIPPI NEGRO
 MURDERS HIS JA|lER
There snsued the Usual Incident in
 Sucr Cases.

Meridian. Miss. April l3.-Tom O'Neil. d negro. who shot and killed Jailer Temple here today, was shot and killed bv officers in a fight in the basement of the jail. \ crowd of near ly s.000 took O'Neill from the officers before he died. carried him to a tele- phone pole and hanged him After wards the body was lowered the throat cut and the clothing was saturated with kerosene and set on fire.
 fV.si;..S %as killed hV C'Ncil when the iaiior went to the assistance of a deputy, whose revolver the negro had seized George Williams, another negro. Is charged with assisting UNeii and threats to Nlch him are made.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
Things Would Be IVasl|y
 Different In America PATRON SAINTS BIRTHDAY
Celebrated by the Demo cratic Members of Both Houses of Congress.-An Occasion Also for Criti- cism of Rep. Policies.

Washington, April l3.-NiSorous al tacks upon the republican policy oi high protection. a condemnation of the Payne -Aldrich tariff law. as one al the principal causes of high prices. a strong defense of the principles of Thomas Jefferson. and .t loudly ap- plauded prediction of democratic vic tory at the coming congressional elec- tions. were made by speakers at a banquet here tonight in honor of the birth of Jefferson
 With members of both houses of congress among the speakers and with rcpr, sentatives cf democracy from all parts of the, United States. the ban dn-t was an enthusiastic appruval of Che principles of Jefferson.
 His reverence for the individual love of liberty was praised by Rep rcsentdtive Clayton Of Alabama, the toastmastcr. The first speaker of the evening was Representative Harrison "f New York
 Sen;.to ShiVeiey of Indiana spoks. of Jefferson's political philosophy H.. characterized Alexander Hamilton as q "believer in corruption as a means
 
 the senator. that Jefferson challenged. ''1'bday.' said Mir. Shiveley. the re- publican party may appeal to Lin coin on sentiment. but it always ap- pcals tn Hamilton for principles
 Minority Leader Champ of Mis- souri spoke condemning the republi- can party as the most eXtravagent the sun ever sh0nc upon"
 Senator Charles A Hughes. Jr.. "f Colorado. culogizcd the declaration of independence and characterized Jefferson as the greatest political cap tain in the history of the country.
 John Temple Graves. the lnde- pendcnce league candidate for presi dent. though not on the programs. was called late. and injected a sensational feature. offering the democratic party in the coming campaign the support "f the lraguc. the organization of Hearst if the democrats would recoe niZe the protestant principles "f The lt.ltlS
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
WHOLESALE LOSS OF CATTLE

Salt Lake Utah. Aprn iS,- Scatter- ed mile after mile on the ranges along the H0mbal,l, river. m northern Ne- Na,ll, are the catCaSSs'S ~t dead cattle which had rerlSh'd ~g starvation h' r"nsftlnen,c W thr destruction ot gr,,~ing pastNI,S hN the ileod waters of mouths lsast,
 Ti,lS pSpsTt q" cNpdlt,0ns was hro0gh, today hy John os~lger, q msn- lng man m Humboldt county h is estimated hy Stoekmea that the loSs 0f live stock iS a Ter cent
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
 TREATED LIGHTLY A LIBEL CHARGE

Washington. April l3.-Re- ferrins' to the grand jury pre- sentiment against him. for libel. as comic opera indictment, and declaring that the Mcr- chant Marine League of the United States never sbent five cents on anyone in Washing ton for any purpose. and that it's record was Extraordinarily clean, John A. Penton. of Cleveland. secretary of the league, today was the star wit ness at the ship subsidy inves- tigation.
 He was called sharply to ac- count by counsel for Represen- tative Steenerson. (who accus- ed him of libeD for speaking disrespectfully of the processes of law and the remark was withdrawn.
 Penton told the select com mittee of the house of a great galdxy of public men who had made speeches at the instance of the league. including Presi- dent Taft. Colonel Roosevelt.
 rNirI Inks. Sneaker Cannon former Governor Herrick of Ohio; and Senator Foraker.
 The committee adjourned un- til Monday when Fenton and John Maxwell. former editor of the American Flag. the league organ. will testify.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
 GOV. PATTERSON'S INDECENT HASTE.

Nashville. Tenn. April l:.- Governor 'Patterson today par toned Col. Duncan F. Cooper. whose sentence of twenty years in the penitentiary for the mur- fer of Senator F.. w. Carmack, was affirmed today by the state uprcme court
 Although it was believed the -hief executive would take this iction. the pardon coming so .oon after the action of the court has created sensation fhe governor justifies his action by tn. evidence in the ease. He says that Cooper did not have q fair trial
 Robin. the son of Col Cooper. Convicted with his father, was ,lemanded for a new trial by the court.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
u. s. DAMAGE suIT

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 l-..II--s.as,E sis- s>-ss.ssss.st-sa ed tis~ u-z-E ts Easss ssd r,,rSrti.-n t'y tir- l..serslt-sut- Si-.- i.s.li.fis,e l.ars,s-L ss,., a =z,l.slsa fs-uIraet Aas aaafd-d e.. sr,-sisr szsrts Ger tit~ es.uStrrt.ti..s ssl z.r.siar faislt.asr sssi ft- Es.x-rrss.ssiis ..fss-isls ir-fifaltsa sstass tsa r>~ssvr -u arxEsEair af sfe.l-s es. s~.se tS a..t. t-sn ts.e aaaaai extra cest s-r rssss Elku-s 4aa.zsss
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
POTTER-DEptW NuPI|Als
 PULLED OFF AT LAST
After a Delay of Forty eight Hours.

Colorado Springs. April iS.-After a delay of forty eight hours. due to legal complications. Mrs. Grace Goodyear Depew and Captain Ashton Potter were married al the brides residence tonight. The wc,',,;';S Ses Tar Monday night was delayed m account oi the failure of the county clerk [" Tile im- mediateiy an inteYiocntory decree of divor,c which was sranted the former wife a Captain Potter "f san Fran cisco. Arrll lo. iaoa, it was filed tw" days later
 The final decree was signed al san t'rancisco soday Captain and Mrs Pott-r lcft after the ceremony for New York
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
A GOVERNORS SON
Accused at Long Beach of Stealing
 Copper Wire

Los Angeles. April l3.-Ethridsc Colton. said to be son of Governor Colton. of Porto Rico. was freed of a theft charge in juvenile court to- day. In company with several oth- CT lads young Colton was accused "f having stolen q quantity of copper wire at Long Beach.
 The boys mother. a temporary res ident of the beach town. told J,Idse Wilbur that she would make good any loss. and the lad was released in her custody
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
DRAMA IN THE DITCH.
Auto Load of Chorus Girls Meet With
 Accident.

Los Angeles. April l3.-Eleven per sons. all chorus girls and attaches or a local ;heater. were injured. none seriously. early this morning when an automobile in which they were riding was litcheC near Pasadena.
 The accident was the result of an- other accident P w. Turnbull Of Pasadena alighted from street car and the automobile struck him glanc- ing blow The driver turned around to see what had happened and lost con trol Of his car. which swerved into a ditch. overturnins.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
DEGRADATION OF CODY
p. o. Department, Has Imposed Pen
 mes Upon lt.

Cody. Wyo-. april l3.-Cody has a grievance against Uncle sam. The government has forced pennies on Cody. a place which has no more use Tor pennies than Nome has for fans iu January. The government has in structed the postmaster here to make change in pennies and the arrange m-nt enharrasses business men.
 Nobcdy wants the penny: II invari- ably drifts to the bank. and there 1t sticks Not until comparatively re- cent date were dimes and nickcls rec"rnized as real money in Cody.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
RELATED FATHERS
Who Came to Pittsbure Court For
 immunity.

Pi,tsburg. April le-AlIhoush Dis trict Attorney N. \. Blakeiey did moi proceed with the trial "f the seven r"unctlmcn whose names were on the criminal court list today charged with grating. the hands of the prosecutor were strengthened and further etfortS tn lefet. the cuurss cs the law met with rchuftS.
 Isaac IJSbon. John HogUe and John CasSrrl,.y pleaded no defense and re ceivcd thc immunity hath. Each ae- knOw'edged r'eeivlng nancy for his N,,te in the council
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
-..-..,.-.-:-..T:-i--....-s.-:ss.-;..:...-:.-...I SIANOY LAWYER
 MAKE APOLOGY.

Los Angeles. April l5.--Ralph 'ch""il"Ver. th. santa Barbara fttorncy who shocked the state supreme court ny filing brief isening with slang expressions .nd idioms forcigs to legal pro -cdurc. appeared before that tribunal today to answer q cita- ton for contempt He apOlogiZ- sd ana Was PNrged of offense igainSt the dignity of the court
 The court ordered the offen- 'ivc brief. which the justices as serted. reflected upon the supe- Fi"r court "f santa Barbara. to be eNpuneed from the files of ,ourt Scho"noVer was given twenty days to file another brief. which he promised would be f'r"p, p,riy phrlSed
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
MUST HAVE BEEN
 \ GOOD HUSBAND
Voluntarily increases the Amount Of
 Wifs's Alimony.

Denver. April l3-William Rogers a mine owner. probably established q precedent today. when he voluntarily doubled the amount of alimony foi which his wife is suing. The attor- neyS zand principals on both sides were in court when Mrs Rogers an nounced that sine wanted s'0 a asongh
 mats ,,,s s.sss.;;::.::h s.ss.;;::s.::h '' eNcis:m ed Rogers. -ril double it."
 There was little difficulty in set ting she case.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
COL. ROOSEVELT SENDS
 INVITATION TO HEAEY
os .tas. i4e rsi.es ss Porto asUririe
 .ltr fhelzr.

I'rta Maurizia. AT4sI i=-PTior G. fts- deraFrurs ul gaissiis,i iss.sr.-srli fsi krulas -L- MaF.sr i'fs4izn of San fran- sa-ae. had a ienz inter- i.u- Later Ar- I'a-lar said ts iete dissuss.si tfe .fsf--t as Frstscis iiensg fuT distrir-t afs-=russ s.f San f'r.fneisfs. as an ifi- staaslr H.. tie hsad ~ffses af r-silrnas sHfFlHrr-s -
 T1rsuEh f'li-laE- Cassan-i RosSeVeii .zfruas-i sn iuFisatis,n Co iienes fe yis- lf hila seen af--r >r ha. reached the f-uli-r Statsz
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
CRUSHED IN STONE QUARRY.

t,aston. Fa.. April I3.-Eieven men. all f1reisnps. were crushed to death m the stone quarry of the Nazareth Portland cement company. near Nag areth. today. X premature explosion tore 5000 tons of stone lonse. covering the victims
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
COLORADO RAIN AND HAIL.

Trinidad. Colo. Apr;i l3-The ter rental storm of mai anu ..s.:: %l;..'h broke over this city late last night. continued today Foundations of the arm"ry, 1wS-story brick huilding. collapsed this morning and serious damage has hesn done other buildings in the business distract
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
AT BURNING lAll.

New Haven, CNnn, Aprh tS--fire to,,;,y ala,ost destroyed the New ilaveu county iail. burning the woa'iea hNild> lngS aJieinins, occupied eN the New ka,gland Chair company Six iircmcn sre miss,ng and several firenea wcre iaiued white saving adjacent property,
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
DECLINE OF BANKER WALSH.
Issssn.. orth Authofities Uneasy Abou'
 Ills Health,

I.eayenvorth. kas.. April ls,--Thc physical condition of Johu R Walsh, the Chiessgo banker wh" k serving a sentence. n the federal prison here is eaaSsRa th,s officialS oneaSlneSs.
 wSlSh,N health has shown no m- l.r,.xep,snN since his arrival at the pris- en h iS stated that he has broken ,iawe greatly daring the last few NSeks and n is iearSd he may cal afse
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
STEAMERS PASSENGER LIST

Portland. April F.. - When the steamer left here Saturday her pass enger list total,d thirty-three. All hut six were booked for Eureka. and. ac- cording to the agent there. had been discharged
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
JOHNSON NOT A sPeeoeR.

Chicago. April is.-The jury acauit- led Jack Johnson on the charge of ex- cceding the speed linit with his auto. He was arrested fortnight ago.
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
NEW MEXICAN STORMS.

Aisaslo~rlo-. \ N. Apsn iS-Gsa- -rssl Sfs.,U and r.sR ar~ fr~Vaissns throughout sentrel >sw MsNiss' tesisy, n sia l-r ef gFest t-e0eft tS lSFnsrs and st,S Ernea q
Arizona republican., 1910-04-14
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. D. C.. April l5.-Fore- cast for Arizona: Fair Thursday and warmer except in southwest; Friday fair.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-04-13
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT.

Miss Hanna Mae Hamilton
visited Miss Mann. at Big Stone
Stone Gap. Saturday.
Miss Kate Jones. who has
been attending school here. left
for her home IN Scott county
last week.
Little Clifford Hagy has been
quite sick the past week.
Mrs. 4 h. Kaylor spent last
week visiting her home folks at
Bluff CITY. Her husband went
over Saturday and accompanied
her home the next day.
Capt. John Ballard. who was
injured IA a wreck "A few
months ago on the v. 4 ). W. g.
Railroad. is able To be at his
post again. He spent one night
last week IN our town.
Mrs. j X. Wise. who Is suf
fering with tuberculosis. was
taken last Wednesday morning
20 her mothers, at Pennington.
Messrs Brunette. Morton,
Parker and Long attended court
at Wise last week.
Mrs. r. IL. Mouser aud sara
visited at Big Stone Gap Satur-
DAY afternoon and night
Sam Jones and family spent
last ednesday at Sprer'
Ferry.
Miss Anna Hamlet was dowI
from Dorchester one day las
week
Mrs W y. Breeding spen
Sunday with Mrs John Catron
at Big Stone Gap.
Miss Ida Morris aud Jer"m
Wells. Jr.. We're IA town Sun
day.
Clarence Grub spent Sunda
with homvfulks AT Bristol
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-04-13

highway. To many it would
seem that the Capital City Of
the Nation would be the most
fitting place 90 hold such
celebration and certainly no
city i'm the country offers greater
possibilities. New Orleans has
many things 90 be said in its
favor, for no city, in all proba-
bility, will be more greatly
benefited by the opening Of
this great international water
way than that great entrepOt TO
the South and West. The cities
on the Pacific coast are waiting
expectantly for the completion
of the canal on the ground that
they too are TO be greatly
benefited. But as this Exposi
tion is TO be international In its
character Washington seems 20
be peculiarly situated for such
an exposition. IL has within
it's limits all the demands of a
patriotic people and the Fedora
resources necessary 10 make q
complete exhibit.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-04-13
GOOD ROAD MAX
ING ALL OVER VA.

From ell parts of the State
there come reports to the effect
that the people are little hard
i'm their criticisms of the Legis
lature for curtailing the gross
amount of aid to be rendered
the counties in good road build
ing for the next two years. The
appropriations for this purpose,
that is 20 say, the cash allow
ance and the convict labor
apportionments, were cut down |
somewhat by the Legislature !
which has recently adjourned,
and that in the face of the fact
that the country people had
confideutl, expected the same
would be materially increased
for the two years intervening
before another legislature can
come To the rescue.
However. thu people are
beginning To See that perhaps
the Legislature did the best il
could with the resources in
hand. aud, according 60 advices
received 10y the Industrial
Department of The Times-Dis-
patch, the country folks who
want improved roads are get
ting on their mettle and are
becoming more self-reliant. The
reports from various parts of
the State are 10 the effect that
the action of the Legislature
will result largerfin county and
district bond issues for the
. building of permanent roads
, than would have been voted
had the State aid appropriations
been larger than the rather
a economical, not To say parsim
V simonious. Legislature saw
proper 10 vote.
n At any rate, there come
j. abundant evidence that tn
e present year viii see more mile
of good roads built in Oh,
: Virginia than any previou
! year. Roads that were built las
e. year are 20 be extended an
D. new ones laid of and started j.
. good shape.
- Reports in the main sho'
II that the sand clay blend road
N that were made IN various part
ID of the State last year stood IN
- winter remarkably well; stOo
- IL perfectly where they WEI
rs properly cared for after the
7 were built, and where the spl
y, log drag was made TO do i
service.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-04-13
WASHINGTON LETTER

Washington, April 9.--Not in
many years has the Agricultur-
al Department issued pam
phlrt which has been la greater
demand than Farmers Bulletin
No 1871, now universally known
as Jim" Wilson's Cook Book.
Ii is indeed, as the latter design
alton of IL explains, a cook book
filled with many hundred re-
cipes To guide house wives in the
preparation of the various
standard meats. Ii was pre-
pared with a view Of showing
the housewife how she may
economic and save the waste
of really good meats which,
before high prices confronted
the consumer, were frequently
consigned TO the garbage can IN
cities or in the country TO the
dogs. One of the leading daily
newspapers of Washington il
printing from day TO day two
or three recipes from the cook
book of Secretary Wilson. Such
action has created a great de
mand for IL IN the states con
tiguous to the Capital, and TN,
first edition has almost beer
exhausted. However, il is sal,
that a new edition lis now il
press. and anyone desiring I
copy may receive il gratis b,
writing To Hon. James Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture, askin,
for copy of Farmers Bulletin
! No. 39l
The River and Harbor bill
which passed the house, Febru
airy 18th. and which has bee
under consideration by tn
: Senate COMMITTEES on Commerce
since that time. when reporte
Ito the Senate will carry az
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-04-13

Several members were detained
with company and sickness. yet
an interesting meeting was
given.
The meeting was opened with
the usual devotional exercises.
song, prayer and Scripture les
son. The topic chosen was the
Rights OF the Laity." and
quite "A discussion followed
Some were I'm favor and others
were not. The president had
select readings given, four
ladies present signing the petit
ton. Five ladies from lnman
believing we have more inter
esting meetings with greater
members. disbanded there 20 be
received with open hearts into
their former places among US.
Dues collected 50 cents. The
minutes stood approved. Mrs
Tompkins read a letter from
Mrs. Chapman The society
talked of a possible delegate
but nothing d, finite was done.
4 committee of three was APP
pointed TO extend greetings e
our sister society in the Baptist
church
Mrs. Tompkins asked about
buying small table for oul
hall, and Mrs. Breeding anC
Mrs. Mouser were asked To TAX
charge of this matter. FRS
vice president reported 36 visits
20 sick and strangers. flower
sent sick and 10 the church
times. : garments given needy
and Sl4O 55 given locally.
The society adjourned 20 NEE
with Mrs. York IN May.
Refreshments were served b.
the hostess, consisting Of stuff
ied crackers, slaw and lemonade
MRS. ". II. T.MPKINs.
SUPP Press Dept