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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
MANIAC FIRES INTO
SCHOOL CHILDREN
While New York Boys are
Playing the Unknown Man
Shoots Two.
CBy Associated PressD

NEW YORK. Jan. IA black
bearded maniac, in black siSIch hat,
drew an automatic pistol this after
noon and fred five shots into crowd
Of Harlem school boys. who had been
tsunting him. Robert Tomas. s years
old. was shot through the hear: and
died instantly. Arthur Shively. also
8 years old. was shot through the
left lung and was critically wounded.
The man. whom none OF the fright
cned youngsters can describe ac-
curatcly. shamblcd OF into the
bushes and rocks surrounding the
boys playground and was soon los;
10 sight. One hundred and fifty police
men and a posse Of citizens are hunt
ing for him
Half a hundred children. just free1
frcm school. were coasting in the
woods while a group Of grown-ups
stood watching the sport Among
them was the man with the black
beard. He drew away from the crowd
and edged up the side Of the ALL Just
then down came little Arthur Shively
ca his sled. His sled halted and a.
sc stood up. the bad man whipped ont
his pistol and Gred.
The 10y shr.eked and fell In the
Subsequent excitement everybody sp-
Parcntly thought ~ the boy and no
i,ody of the man yiack. fer be ran
on northwards unVursucd.
u was some moments before =
Policeman arrived
Hes Up there gsspcd = small
boy and he's shot another boy
On the cd<c % the woods they
foud Robert Lomas dead
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
REPLIES TO PROTEST. OF
REPRESENTATIVE NORRIS
President Assures the Rebels That He
Holds No Blame Against Members
for Acting In an independent Ca.
pseity-RebeiIous Fight in oepre-
Gated by the Executive.
Cpy Associated press1

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. L.
That correspondence has passed be-
tween President TAFT anu Reprc,egta-
tive Norris. of Nebraska, one OF he
foremost oil the insurgents. corncern-
ing the insurgent controversy. was al
mitted By the Nebraska member %
day. but In the absence CT Official
sanction he dcclined to make pablic
the contents of the lettcls.
Mr.. Norris wrote to the President
prote sting against the action of the
RepublicarS.c congressional comm ;tcs
in opposing insrTgent NJ, mbers in
their home districts.
In rerly President TAFT Ii said 10
have written Mr.. Norris letter de-
claring that the administration was
making no war upon any mem-er Oh
the cause and he Is no wise blamed
individual members for acting In an
independent capacity In anything al
fecting themselves or the: d-uirietu-
The President, however. is 1a'd 10
have deprecated the action of the r. :
publican insurgents in making such a
fight as to cause the press and the
public to believe that division had
occurred within the party and that
the administration was confronted
with a seiiors detection in its own
ranks before /. mad become year old.
Representative Miller. Of Minnesota.
another one of the insurgents, is said
also TO have similar assurances from
the President. sent to him through
an Intermediary.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
DOOMED TO DEATH
CHAIR OR ASYLUM
Only Alternative Facing Richmond
Wife Murderer Now Being Tried
in That City.

RICHMOND. VA. Jan. 12.-With
the certainty of going to one of two
places-the electric chair or the lun-
attic ss~lum-Mordecai Taylor sat this
morning in the Hastings Court. ap-
parently dazed. to answer the charge
of numbering his wife, Annie Taylor.
The crime was committed July D
last wear, and was one OF the most
atrocious and objectionable ever COM
mitted. Mrs. Taylor. ii is said, was
sitting at a table in their home on
Church Hill when she was killed. The
man came behind her, and with a
wild, insane. unnatural scheme, shot
her. The woman ran from him. or
tried to run from him, but her wound
were fatal.
He was arrested and held in jail.
The case has been called several
times, out each time has been post
poned.
There is no denial of Taylor's guilt.
and no plea of justification-if the
man isn't shown to be insane he will
certainly go to the electric chair. as
the crime is without the shadow OF
an excuse. II is up to Louis Wenden-
burg. his counsel, to save Taylor by
proving Taylor is a lunatic.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
PRESIDENT NAMES
P|NCHOTS SUCCESSOR
Henry S. Groves, Of Yale, is
Appointed United States
Forester.
Hy Associated PressN

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. "a
President Taft this afternoon appoint
cd Henry S. Graves. director Of the
Yale forest school. as forester Of the
United States TO succeed Clifford
Pischot. and Albert =. Potter. at
present acting forester. an associate
forester. Both mfn have served Tn
der Nv. Pinchot and both are Ia SYM
pathy with his policy OF adminLstrs-
ton
II was largely through Mr.. Pinchors
efforts that the Yale forest school was
osta, lished and Mr.. Graves vent from
the post Of assistant chief of the d.
vision of forestry rnder Mr.. Pinchot.
to become director Of the school in
1900.
Mr. Graves graduated from Yale IN
1899. ne was trained in forestry IN
this country and in Enrope Mr.
Graves vin take up his duties rs
forester February !.
Mt Potter. the ncv ASSOCIATE forest
~. who succeeds Ovcrton W. Price.
Is a native Of California snd has spent
al Of his re In the west nnfii he BE-
came a memier % the fcrcstr- stan
nine years ago.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. TIL, R,DAY. JANUARY 10 1910.
WAS INTENDED TO
DECEIVE THE ENEMY
Early Reports That PROFESSIONALS Oc-
cupied Acoyapa Are Denied In
Niearaeuan Messages.

BLUEFlELDS. NICARAGUA, Jan.
I2.-General Chamorro telegraphs that
decisive battle will be fought at
Acoyapa His message now made
public was sent on Monday last. Al
that tine 8 900 PROFESSIONALS, with TWEEN
ty cannon and eight rapid fire guns.
bad been concentrated and were NOV
ing on the government forces en-
trenchcd at Acoyapa.
Earlier reports that General Mena
had occupied Acoyapa were erroneous
ard grew ont of the fact that an ad-
vance guard of 400 rrovlsionals re-
connoiteted in that vicinity. They
did not enter the town. The recent
official statements based on message S
from Granada 10 the effect that there
were no insufgeht troops in the State
of Crontales. within which Acoyspa
is situated, appear TO have been pro-
mulgated in order to deceive the
enemy into believing that the pro-
ylsionals were inactive. The CORE
spondents who left for the front to-
day. were informed that the expected
battle would not take place probably
before week or ten days.
Chamorio's message came as a sur
prise to those who a;e thoroughly In
formed of the situation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Bio Break In Cotton

NEW YORK. Jan. I2.-The-e was
a further big freak in the cotton mar
ket today. making the third sensa-
tional slump in prices since the move
ment started early last week. Panic
stricken longs In all parts of the
world seemed to be liquidating their
Gotten regardless of prices and the
action of the market showed snch in
tgnse excitement and Decentralization
as finds a parallel only in the series
of sensational movement at following
the collapse of the Sully movement.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
PRICE OF SHOES T0BE
INCREASED IL PR CENT
Advance IS Announces BY President
Of National Association Of Boot
and Shoe Manufacturers.

NEW YORK. Jan. I2.-TTade con-
difiOns demand an increase IN The re-
tail prices Of shoes. retailers prCb-
ably viii increase their prices from
10 20 y PIT cent before the close
OF the present year. This. In effect.
j. what President JOIN :. Harmon
aid today a. he addressed the sixth
annual convention Of the national as
ISOLATION Of boot and shoe manuiac-
turcrs.
The cnvcn,ion adopted a resolution
calling FOR a rc-sdiss,mcEt Of prices
in all lines and grades Of shoes on
accUunt Of the iHcrcassd price Of ma
tcriais during the last two years.
4 SPECIAL committee was appointed
% declare war on abnormal styles IN
footwcar. amouz ihcm collcrc books
and ether bizarre designs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Eavors the FIGHT.
(By Assoclnted Prcss.)

tBy AsSuVIHttu F-ItoS-T
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. IL
John l.. Herget. formerly Young
Mitchell" the fighter, now chairman
of the rolice commission of the board
of supervisors. tonight declared I'M
equivocally in favor Of granting a per
nit for a Aground contest in San
Francisco in July.
He said he thought that the JET
fries johnson fight could be better
handled in this city by local pro-
motors than anywhere else.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
TO FIGHT PROHIBITION.
Plans for Mass meeting In North Car
DINA Looking to Repeal Of Law.

HENDERSON. y. C.. Jan. ia
number of citizens OF Vance county
met IN the courthouse day or so
ago. informally. and after thoroughly
discussing the subject. unanimously
agreed to call q non-Yartisan local OPP
ton mass-meeting TO be held on the
fourth Saturday in February. W. ~.
Self. of Hickory. will be present; ana
deliver the address on that occasion.
From the expressions beard there
is n determination on the part of the
people 10 use every legitimate means
to have the prohibition law rs II at
present exists expugned from the sta
tute book of North Carolina and give
the people the right to determine for
themselves whether intoxicants Shall
te manufactured. sold or prohibited in
their respective counties.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Sick Woman Burns to Death.

SALISBURY, \. c.. Jan. 12--NFs-
W. ]. Plummer. eighty-fve years Old.
IVES burned to death in the home OF
her son, ]. Thomas Morgan, last
evening.
Leaving a SICK bed, she attempted
to repair the fire. and fell with her
head in the open embeIs- Her h1ir
was burned from the head, sad her
features SCARED beyond recognition
She is survived By two daughters.
Mrs. EGgene Hauser and Miss Laura
w Morgan, and one son. J. Thomas
Morgan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
South Csroiirs Conspiracy Case.
nv Associated P--~-,

col UMBIA. 5. c. jan I2-The
rccond day % the trisl ~ John l.
Darlington and ssuicS Stoto Younz.
chsrzrd with conspiracy -. many
ritncsscs examined and the stafc IS
eVprc;cd ~ rest ~ csss tomorrow.
W =. ciafk. president 81 the Caroii-s
National rznk. and one n tn irus-
frcs % 10th tho Csrolina krrncy
Company end the ScIninois s -uri-
ties COMPANY. continued bis a. ST.
mony o. yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13

vators In our seaboard cites VIII
stand empty and this great nation.
like those of the old world. will be
looking for. place 10 buy the neees-
saries Oh life.
. There Is no alternatiye-we must
inCrs ase production per acre ~ more
intelligent methods or we must face
;he relentlss. certain day when we
shall not produce food enough TO sup
ply our own necessities
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
NEGROES ASK TAFT
NOT TO APPOINT WHITES
Coiored Lawyers and Business Men
of Virginia Cities Appeal TO
President.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. ia
delegation of negro attorneys ana
business men from various cities in
Virginia. called on President Tart TO-
day and urged him net TO appoint 10
Office white men. whose sole claim
was their antagonism and activity
against the negro.
The negroe declared that they did
not see any differ nee between white
man who attempted to stir up strife
and a negro who did the same thing,
and they respectfully asked the Pres
ident to inquire into the records OF
the men appointed in the south in
this particular.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Jon. "
Warmer weather prevailed today snf
> large croxd attended the Horc7icf
raccs Roe ArkIs. ~ 70 T. pfcFf1
the good thine IN the opcrin< eycr1'
winning easily from To- f,<or r..
Reftha y. The feature fsfe vas -1c
Lake CITY stake oFtr dtiarcr .,
one mile. spclfhound. siih Ilcsry -.
rad fhr racr bis orn ~af ~ ~ r@r
sns ren cssiiy. the prirc a7aiusf h'n
Al cIosing the being 70
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
EDITOR RHODES DEAD.
Prominent Birmingham Newspaper
Man Passes Away.
(By Associated Press.J

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, Jan. IA
General Rufus Napoleon Rhodes.
president and editor of the Birming-
ham News. a director of the Associat-
ed Press and president of the South
ern Publishers Association, died to-
ulay after a l.ngthy illness of Br'ghts
disease and arteriai trouble.
General Rhodes founded the Birm-
ingham News in 1855, and has been
prominent in public life in this city
and state ever since.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Trsnsportstlon Reforrs.

NORFOLK. VA. Jan. f2--Thc Ma
tionaI League os Commission Ner-
chants in eighteenth annual Session
here. today received the annual &c
port Of its president A6elbert H. SAL.
of BuffsIo,N- ". in which nuTcrcas
reforms looking to the tTsn7Dortation
Of produce handled by cmirizs on men
were advocated with 4 uniform
bill OF lading
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Grand Rapids Has BIO Fire.
ORy Associated PresS.f

Ffy ASSEIIdt'I ITFS7s-T
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. Jan H.
Fix originating In Young a. Chaffcs
furniture shipping room in the 5hcp-
ard building early tonight csused =
total loss Of atoat S575.000 TO build
ings and firm. It quickly spreld -
the furniture exchange, ore OF the
five big furniture exposition brildirgs
and the latter was completely dcStroy-
cd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Close for Great Jubilee.
(By Associated Press.

TAMPA, FLA. Jan. 12.-One of the
largest crowds of the season was Out
today. Three favorites won and ale
talent broke even on the day. Three
additional books cut in and the play
was unusually heavy. The feature
was the pretty race between Great
jubilee end Bobby Cook. the former
winning BY a head.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
ku KIur Leader peac.

MONTGOMERY. Ala Jan IL
Jrdge John Calvin Red. Of AtieHta>|
Ga. noted as a LAWYER 3uthor and
scholar. died here today. aged . Ne
graduated from Princeton N the c'sS>
Of - and ssw service throughout the
Civil var IN the Eighth ccorzia v3iu'.-.
tcers. lie was an active leader a
he Kn Klux Khan.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
viii FIGHT Tommy Burns.

MELBOURNE. AUSTRALIA. Jan.
l2.-Stanley hetchei has sent q cable
message to Hugh Mcintosh, the fight
promoter. that he Is willing TO meet
Tommy Burns In Australia. The
match probsbly will be made and the
fight take place in Sydney about
Easter Bob Fitzsimmons WI train
Ketchel.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
TEN YEARS IN PRISON
is THE HEAVY PENALTY
Purchaser OF Ticket for immoral
Woman 10 Travel From One State
to Another Becomes Liable to Pun
ishment Under the Architecture
Meets Little Opposition.
6By Associated PrcssD

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jan. Il
Drastic action looking toward the
suppression CT the white slave" traf-
fic in the United States was taken
today by the house. A bill was passed
under which, if adopted by the senate.
il will be unlawful for any person to
provide transportation from one state
to another for any person who en-
cages in prostitution or other immoral
practices.
The mere purchase of a ticket Tor
b woman whereby she would be 'en-
abled or assisted to go from state
10 state fer immoral purposes, will
render the purchaser liable to ten
years Imprisonment and $4,000 fine.
Immoral alien women are to be de-
ported whenever they are discovered
and their procurers are to be exclud-
cd. deported and punished.
Drastic Measure.
1T is intended that this measure
shall De drastic" declared Repre-
sentative Bennett, of New York, in
charge of the measure and co-author
of it.
This infamous white slave traffic
must be broken IN and the immigra-
ton committee believes the pending
Measure will survive every constitu-
tional test to which it may be subject
ed
Chairman Mann, of the committee
on interstate and foreign commerce,
who stated yesterday that he was not
opposed to the bill, sprangsa surprise
upon its defenders by moving to re
commit the measure. The motion was
last by vote of Sc to ia.
Little Opposition.
Whatever opposition there was u
certain sections of the pending bill.
few members seemed anxious to have
themselves placed on record as voting
against it and only an oral vote was
taken on its final passage.
More than a dozen members avail
cd themselves Of the opportunity to
Genounce the white slave traffic
while the measure was in debate
In the senate the greater part OF
the session was taken up by the m
production of new bills. The rcsolu-
tion calling upon the secretary of the
treasury to certify to the claims for
extra allowances for pOstmasters who
have served from 1864 10 1874. was
discussed at isngth. A resolution
formally accepting the statue OF Gen.
crsl Lew Wallace. placed in ststuary
hall yesterday. was passed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Negro was Strung Up.

Mayor Maddox and members OF me
grand jury testified 20 seeing the
sorts on enc negro's body. some OF
which we're three to four inches ~
Iens-h and an inch in width This
punishment was adm NsteTed because
the negro had curssd ana threatened
another convict Greer testified that
he was unable 70 work the following
DAY and for this he was strung MP 70
the wall for more than two hours.
vinlnx and Cornef introduced cvi-
dcncc tending to show that tho negro
was given but eight ticks. moderate
pun'shmcut.~ and that Green had not
. good rcf riai on.
Capisin vining Is = years old and
has scrvcd a. superintendent ~ the
xtyckado Tor - years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Reeked With vermin.

In that report 1t was stated tnat
the prison rocked with filth and vcr-
min: that the food was lnwholesome.
the clothing OF the prisoners and the
bedding filthy. and that men and
women inmates of the prison were
cruelty h sten. White women. for
trivial breaches Of the prison rules.
the report stated, were fastened to the
wall with hand rings. their feet bare
Is touching the floor. and left in that
position until they tainted.
In the case Of the negro Green st
was testified that he was placed in
the "bucking machine" and given p
flows with a heavy leather strap,
the blood irom the cuts on his tody
running down his legs and leaving hts
body a mass OF sores.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13
Atlanta Prison Superintendent
to Be Sentenced Today.
WAS BRUTAL TO PRISONERS
Captain ard Whipping Boss Indicted
on Investigation Of City stockade by
the Grand Jury-CrueI Treatment
of Convicts Proven.
lEv Associaieh Press.D

ATLANTA, GA, Jan. I'D. NJ.
Wiring. rec ntly suspended as super
inicndent OF the Atlsnta city stockade,
and Pet Cornct, a guard at the stock
ade. were found guilty in the Superior
CCUrt here late today on charges OF
assault and battery. growing out OF
the allC ged brutal beating OF Floyd
Green. a negro convict Sentence
was deferred until tomorrow.
The ind ctment against Captain
viniag and his whipping boss follow
cd an inve stigatiOn of the city prison
by a special committee OF the Fulton
county grand jury. which created
sensation by declaring, in a lengthy
report to the court. That the filthy
conditions ard cruelty practiccd at the
stockade were a disgrace TO a civil
lied community.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-13

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciatcd Press.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-10-14
An interesting program at the
NJ. l.. church banquet tonight.

Socialists. attention. Important
meeting Of St. Johns Local Sunday
afternoon at 3 clock in NJ. w. A.
hall. Let all attend. -Perrine.
]. c. Henkey of Portland has
been added permanently to the ton.
serial force Of Harry Mansfield $
barber shop. He is an expert.
The Owls have accepted an in.
vi,ation of Capt. Briggs to partici.
pate in an excursion on his new
launch Sunday, leaving the ferry
slip at 10 a. m. All members are
invited.
Celery fresh from the garden. S
aud 10 cents a bunch. Any amount.
2oS North Edison. Phone Rich
mond SsI. 4s-u.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-10-14

We offer this week s25oo Columbia Disc Phonograph the
very terms of IS 90 down and dollar each week
AS nducement in and inspect line
of Post Cards Offer for this week fancy Post Cards for
five cents.
The Secretary the State Board inspected last week and
issued clean bill health something able TO
obtain
We able supply with freshly made goods
closer prices because factory shipments from PakeDavs
Co., Detroit Mich John Wyeh Bro Philadelphia Colgate Co..
New York City; VIM. R. Warner Co., Philadelphia Burrows K
Welcome London H. K Muford Co, Philadelphia American Drug
git Syndicate New York City, Pfeer Chemical Co.. ST. Louis
You had the habit trading with positive
that money will buy Just little more store than else
where.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-10-14
Local News.

A merry time assured at the NJ.
+. Banquet tonight Be there.
There are fewer empty business
rooms in ST. Johns now than ever
before in its history.
Miss Lillian S. Perkins, teacher
of vocal music and elocution. 4o2
Gresham, corner Charleston.
IL inch and I6 inch top water
proof shoes. ]. r. Brooks & Son,
III South Jersey Street.
d. S. Morgan, chief train dis
patcher of the Nevada Northern, is
guest at the home of Councilman
A. w. Davis.
have customers to buy houses
and lots on installments. What
have you to lists. L. Dobie, no
N. Jersey street.
Query: What will Portland S
tax levy be this year with almost
twice the Indebtedness it had last
yearl
Subject Sunday morning at the
Evangelical church: Amounting
the Spirit" Evening subject:
why Prohibition Does Not (l)
Prohibit.' Rev. c. p. Gates, pas
tor.
A rousing prohibition rally was
held in the Baptist church Tues
day evening. Rev. c. p. Gates
took up the subject of Home
Rule" and gave a most vigorous
address. Rev. c. l.. Owen fol-
lowed with a stirring dissertation
on Prohibition" Both speakers
handled their subjects without
gloves and their telling remarks
were heartily applauded by the
large audience present
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-10-14
MCKINNEY g. DAVIS
WhOOt! WhOOt! !

That's noise like owl write it, Years
when the first druggist dared cut the regular selling price OF drugs
and medicines he dubbed ow aud from that time all
cutters have been called owls The list prices below special
yeofm knOa anoseli like
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-29
NINTH INJUNCTION IN
METAL STRIKE ISSUED
Pioneer Boiler & Machine Works
Secures Order Prohibiting
PiCketing of Plant

Picketing or otherwise conducting
strike operations in the vicinity Of the
Pioneer boiler and machine works was
enjoined by an order issued by Su-
perior Judge Hutton late yesterday
afternoon. The Metal Trades council,
its members, agents and attorneys are
made defendants.
This is the ninth OF the general in
functions issued in the present metal
workers strike. To prevent picketing
1t is necessary that a separate injunc-
ton be issued to each of the firms
affected by the strike.
1t Is claimed that moro than twen-
ty-five other orders of the same sort
are in preparation.
The primary efforts of union men
are now being directed toward the per-
fecting of the labor party organized
last Sunday night Representatives
of various unions are busy securing
names of men who desire to become
affiliated with the new political body.
The constitution committee will meet
tomorrow evening. The general COM
mittee will meet Saturday and at that
time it will be decided whether a fight
will be made in the next municipal
election.
The Hunter tract of 81 acres at Eden
dale has been offered the strikers as
the site for the tent city which they
intend to establish. AS soon as proper
sanitary provisions are made it is said
that 500 tents will be set up and imme-
diately occupied by families of the
strikers.
According to attorneys for the metal
trades strikers, the answer in the in
junction case of the Baker iron works
will be filed today. At the same time
it is to be asked that all injunction
suits be heard together.