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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17
Press Comment

II may be stated that the legal
bonded Indebtedness" of Graham
county. amounting 10 $4,000, is pro
yided for in the act of the legisla-
ture creating the new county OF
Greenlee, by stating that Greenlee
county will assume all the bonded in
debtedness of Graham county. In
other words Greenlee county will pay
the bonded Indebtedness" Of Graham
county at the time the county Is
divided.
The people of Graham county will
certainly pay all its indebtedness,
and refers to the people of the
east end of the county as well as to
those in the western part of the
county.
We hardly think that the people
of Greenlee county win seek to
avoid the payment Of this indebted
ness. or that il will be necessary to
resort TO the courts for a settlement.
The act of the legislature creating
the new county Is very plain in this
particular matter and specifies the
manner of payment of the legal
Nonded Indebtedness when county
division has become a reality.
We do not fear but that the peo-
pie of Graham county will clear up
sll indebtedness when the time ar
Guardian.
The best method Of securing Cen
tral American peace would be TO ad-
minister tranquility 10 the rear eleva-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

Socialist leaders in Phoenix say
that the socialists of the territory
will not affiliate with the newly or
ganized labor party and that Joseph
G. Cannon viii probably be expelled
from the socialist party. The so
cialists claim to be the only simon
pure labor party
One reason Of the broaden
ing smile Of Ralph Cameron may
be attributed to the fact that
Mr. Cameron succeeded in getting
provision in the statehood bill
which added two years to his term
in congress.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

Il may or may not be significant
but there was no telegram from
Hoyal A. Smith read at the recent
republican banquest in Douglas vel
coming Delegate Cameron to Dear
Old Cochise." Perhaps Hoval has
learned Of the attempt to make of
his friend Charles Purdon 'the goat
Of the republican party in this coun
ry-and perhaps there will be an
accounting for this.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

STOCK OF EVERY MILITARY AND NAVAL coUN-
Try, FOR WE WERE COMPELLED TO HIRE
TWENTY SEVEN FOREIGN SHIPS, FLOATING FOR
EIeN FLAGS, TO TAKE THE NECESSARY COAL
TO OUR 5ATTLEsHIP FLEET.
One hostile shot from a foreign foe would have
scattered the coers to the four winds and our feet
would have been left high and dry. We have
REACHED A TINE WHEN WE DO EVERY
THING BY SENTIMENT.
There is no sentiment for the merchant marine,
therefore we have none but WE NEED IT. We
the time when it is political suicide for man to
statesman. real statesman, with sentiments and
own, must either capture the multitude he might
seat in the senate or the house.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

It is said that Bob Kirk. on his
recent visit 10 Bisbee, tipped it off
to DR.. Mike Cassidy that he would
expect the republican nomination
for secretary of state in the first
new state campaign. 1t is further
said that DR.. Cassidy is now gather
ing all the anti-Kirk dope to be had
and rolling it into pills strong enough
to Kill a hippo. and is even grooming
Charley Purdon for the job.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

Recent expressions from Col.
Roosevelt would indicate that he is
trying to set his political bear trap
so as to catch 'em coming and
a-goin'" He refuses TO allv himself
with either the standpat or insurgent
republicans and announces his dc
sire to meet with democrats in his
general roundup of the political sit
uation.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17
BOundless Wealth of Alaska
Awaiting Us With Open Arms.

BY
and a o
B HERE lot of talk about syndicate control of
Alaska because syndicate happened to be building rail
road there. If the people want the government to build
roads the government should build them
THE ACT. TO
UNDEvELoPED QUANTITIES OF GOLD SILVER
LEAD, COAL OTHER RICH DEPOSITS
AT REFUSE TO AVAIL OURSELVES
PROMPTLY WEALTH
investigations concerned think Alaska
ultimately benefit from he nothing else could have brought
the attention of the people Of the United States this great sleeping
empire of wealth at very door.
Remember that Alaska mans land set of mems land
but EVERY MANS LAND 1t empire without people and
waiting to be peopedawang with open to grab In its
wealth would advise husky and enterprng young
ous succeed who willing work and who have backbone and
stamina to the magnetic north, where SUCCESS AND
WEALTH AWAIT ENERGY AND BRAINS
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

Ralph Cameron's glad hand seems
to be as active as in 1908. Cameron
will be given first place on the re-
publican ticket in the first cam
paign in the new state.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

Charley Akers, of the Phoenix Ga
zette. has written a constitution for
ARIZONA. That settles II: Wen never
get in.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

Airships have arrived before wire
less telephony, yet the latter was a
short time ago regarded as the
more practical We can have them
both
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17
Our Merchant Marine
Is a Huge Joke.
By LESLIE n. SHAW. formsr

By LESLIE Former the Tresuy
. proud of navy. We sixteen batteships
around the world impress the timid of earth
w. with prowess
FACT. HOWEVER. LAUGHING
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

There is a great fear prevalent in
the east that Arizona and New Mex
leo win not select high-class men for
the United States senate. They have
no past records of greatness in that
line for Penroses. Burrowes and De
pews to live down.-Arizona Demo
crat
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

tion of Nicaragua by means OF an
old-fashioned shingle. There is
often a world of diplomacy in a first
class spanking.-Preseott Journal
Miner.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

President Taft calls the insurgents
'lunkheads." Colonel Roosevelt calls
them his particular friends" Twas
ever thus. The man who agrees with
our policies and opinions is always
a gentleman and scholar a friend
Of the true, the beautiful and the
good If he differs from us. what
"an he possibly be but a low-down
william. a liar and a horsethief?-
Phoenix Democrat.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

No doubt some way will be found
to prevent the return of Porter Charl-
ton to Italy TO answer to the charge
of numbering his wife in a drunken
brawl. but the Giscoverers OF the way
will not increase a rather waning con-
fidence in the doctrine that even
handed justice prevails in this coun-
try.-Arizona Republican.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

GucGENEIr1 r1anasns Director OF eussenhein
and a o Smeter Combination.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-07-17

The best method Of securing Cen
trail American peace would be TO ad
minister tranquility to the rear eleva-
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16

Admiral Mason, chief OF the bureau
OF ordnance: chief Constructor Watt.
OF the navy; Major O'Hcrn. OF the
ordnance department. and Gen. Arthur
Murray. chief OF the coast artillery.
The Mahnela anchored about 900
yards on the port side OF the Pertain.
the side on which the tests were
made. while about an equal distance
away on the starboald WAS the mon
itor Tallahassee. formerly the Florida.
which Itself was once target for
naval gun tests. About iifiy coast
artillery students at this place went
out on the mine planter, Gen. 5. Nj.
Mills. to witness the tests.
Viii Report Injuries.
As soon AS the Puritan Is dry
dscked the special board on naval ord
nance. composed of Captain knight,
president: Lieut. Commander Richard
n. Jackson and Philip X. Mger pro
lessor OF mathematics ~ Annapolis.
wiz examine her injuries carefully shd
make u report thereon
Mr.. Isham's explosive Is composed
of 92 parts nitro-glyccrine. parts gun
cotton and part marble dust. u
forms gelatino1s substance. .'e
claims that II Is FAR more powerful
and more destructive than the pres
ent form OF explosives,
The naval experts who were present
today claimed, however. Ia spite OF
the damage done, that a modern
iwelve-inch shell wocld have done
more harm. They pointed 10 the tests
on the Florida few years ago as
proof.
Furthermore II was pointed out that
the Puritan Is an old vessel. that her
armor plate Is not a. strong as mat
OF modern battleship; that there
was no locking. and that both tests
were made against perpendicular sur
faces with no slant.
Jus, as the call was sent 10 the Nor
folk navy yard for place for Inc
Puritan to dry dock. the armorcd
cruiser washington. which dropped
into the roads yesterday after = yoy'
age all the way from san Francisco
Vas about to start to Norfolk to dry
dock. The wounded vessel probably
will be given The preference.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
STUART DECIDES TO
ASK FOR INVESTIGATION
Ninth District Democratic Candidate
For Congress May Make Formal
Contest of Election.

ROANOKE. VA, Nov. f5.-Henry c.
Stuart. Democratic candidate for con-
Sress from the Ninth virginia district
at last Tuesdays election. gave ont n
statement here tonight in which he
declares that while on the face OF the
returns his opponent, {. h. Slemp. Re
publican. has a majority OF 2l7. it has
been brought 10 his notice, ON eNi-
dence SO strong as to demand serious
attention. that many illegal votes were
cast for and counted Tor Mr.. Slemp.
and he will ask full Investigation
of he election by the Democratic dis
trict committee. which meets Satur-
day of next week
He SAYS h. will then hold himself
subject TO the advice and Instructions
of this committee as to whether he
will make a formal contest for the
seat before tr.e house OF representa-.
tiycS
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
GENERAL DECLINE IN
fO0OSTUFF PRICES
Big Drop in Meats ana Flour
Within the Past Week
in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Ill. S0v. ID. Ogden
Armour. head Ct Armour & Co. said
today that the whole tendency in The
aiccs OF live stock was lower
ftc also declared that the descent
would be gradual snd warned ths pun
lie frcm accepting too hastily tho -
lief hat = drop from the highest 20
the lowest prices was due.
~GcucraIls 80 aking. said Mr. M
mour. prizes arc rSer. and I believe
that thcv are working towards sihi
lower level The present siirstion Is
the rcsslf q the enormous corn crop
snd Of pr~,iors high prices that siiH-
ulafcs everybody TO raise live stock.
A b-imger crop of corn and unusual
lv ;Jravv rcreip. 81 cattle and pork ~
the stock yards are given by Chi-dz1
dealers A. fh~ causcs ~ the general
drcIirc Of fcodsiunS over the Country
A decline ~ prices AZ tho seek ysFds
was fonoscd by 2 rsdueiion Of fresh
meats
Commission nca here to-day predict.
Cd lower prizes sin on everything cx-
ccpi cxgs. which they say arc high
and ruinr higher.
Tho follow ing shows some 81 The ~.
suc' ions hero in the isxt week:
rrrt. - 49, ~.~L
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
GRAND JURY FAILS TO INoicT.
Body Will Try Again On Nelson
County Prisoner Rescue.

LYNCHBURG,. Nov. lS--After eN-
Awning over orc hundred and fifty
witnesses the jury az I,oyin=sion. the
county scat of Nelson county has so
far failed 10 return any indictments
in the effort to ascertain who were
the members OF the mob which lib
Grated John Moore tho condemned
murderer Of Frank Howl several
weeks ago.
The jHry after an interval Of three
dayS. meets again tomorrow morning
10 resume it's work. Some Fifty or
more new Witnesses have bccr sum
moncd from the section whence. IL
is believed. the mob cane. Many
believe that no indictments viii be
reported but u Is understood that
upon The slightest suspicion the jury
VIII return an indictment IN order 20
afford some clue 20 DC followed So
far a. - can be asccriaincd no d.
rect evidence has been secured which
would impiics,c any Of the mozlfain.
ccrs susp.cionci Of spiriiing Moore
away.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
ADVISES STRIKERS STOP.
Mayor Gaynor Takes Hand In the
Chauffeur Walk-out.

NEW YORK. Nov. t5.-lIaving
been LARGELY Instrumental IN settling
the strike OF express drivers and
helpers. Mayor Gaynor is determined
to end its of;shoot. the chanffcurs and
cab drivers strike in which more
than Loco men are involved. These
men struck first sympathetically hut
are holding out for closed shop.
although The express strike Is over
After a conference with a number
of taxicab company ofticers this al
tcrnool. the mayor sent letter 10
the chairman of n strikers commit
tee. advising the Tcr TO abandon
their CLOSED shop" demand and re-
turn TO work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
WHOLESALE RAID ON SALOONS.
Large Quantities Of Liquors Are Seiz-
ed In "Dry" Montgomery.

MONTGOMERY ALA. Nov. h.
As the result OF personal visit by
Governor Conner TO nearly all the sa-
looms in the city last plight. in many
of which he witnessed the sale OF
beer and whiskey in violation of the
prohibition laws. wholesale raids
were .rade this afternoon and before
shutdown IL is estimated that SS1.OoV
worth OF liquors had been carted
away by officers.
The raids followed = conference be-
tween the governor and Sheriff Hood.
but what TRANSFERRED at the confer
cnce could not be learned.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
WILL BE COMPLETED
BY DECEMBER |, 1918
Nation's Chief Executive Views Opera
tons on His Visit With Delights
Told Congress Must Take lmmedi-
ate Action in Regard to FixingToIl.
Travels Three Hours on Big Dam.
DIV A,soc,atcn ], ,sn

PANAMA, NOV. t5.--Thc Panama
canal will be completed december l..
1919. This information was given to
President Taft today while he was
inspecting the famous Gatun dam, on
which he srent several hours. The
official date OF the opening remains
January !, 1918. Lieutenant Colonel
Goehtals DESIRING enc year in which
to train the canal tenders and TO get
the machinery working smoothly.
Ships meantime will be granted the
privilege Of the canal but at their
own risk of DELAYS incident to mex
pcrienced operation
In addition, it WAS announced ny
Lieutenant Colonel GOethals that tn"
report that President Taft's visit was
the forerunner of request tor an
other 800. 900. 900 from congress. was
unfounded. The canal will be COLI
pleted in 1919. he said. within the
1915 OOG, 600 already authorized.
President Pleased.
The president was tremendously
pleased at the outlook for tie early
completion of the great work and con-
congratulated Colonel Goethals. lie
EXPRESSED amazement at the amount
of work accomplished since his Visit
to the isthmus in February, 1903. the
president was greatly surprised at the
immensely of the dam, some idea OF
which can be gained from the fact
that the SPECIAL train was under way
nearly three hours on the spur tracks
oyerrunning the great fill
The. president exclaimed:
,,,r,,te In mt "A dam
The visit of President Taft has nj
ierly fispeIled any fears gained from
seneatioDalists respecting tho stability
of the dam base. which Is half mil"
wide and SO gradually sloped that IT
could never be recognized as dam.
Must Fix Toll Rates.
Colonel Goethals explained to the
president hat the informal opening
of the canal in 1913 neccssitates inn
mediate action on the part of con-
gress relative to toll rates. because
eighteen months win he required by
shipping interests &c adjust their rates
to the new routing.
The president expressed himself as
delighted to find the efficiency OF the
canal workers increasing daily The
canal is beginning to take the form Of
a waterway. and this accelerates me
interest Of the employees. thus hasten
ing completion.
Colonel Goethals is not officially
promising that the canal will be com
pIeted in 1913. lest contractors delays
and trouble with supplies NAV inter
fere. but he IS sansuine OF accomplish
Ing the great feat.
The president ended the day clated
to see the wonderful project so mar to
ccmpltion. He declared that u was
impossible for anyone to- realize what
is being accomplished without seeing
II. Tomorrow tho president viii in
spcct Cuebra cut ard I'm the evening
viii dine with President Aroscmcna.
this being made the occasion Of .
state function. On the homaward trip
the president will 20 eshcrc the
proposed naval base AZ Guantanamo
for n few hours aSturday afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
"Rev.r J. |. Middleton indicted.
OBy Associated Pressl

Wy <tSooSiotf0 AiSSSt
NEW ORLEANS, LA. Nov. b.
Harry Middleton. alias Rev. J. l.. Hat
ton. was today indicted by the grand
jury on charges of countcrfeiting
Mexican s5 notes and using the Unit
ed Ste s mails in furtherance of a
schem~ TO defraud. Middleton is in
Jail here. his arrest resulting from
attempting to get American money
in exchange for the alleged bogus
Bank of Jalisco notes.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16

Especial to The Daily Press.)

Especial TO The Daily PreSS.D
RICHMOND. VA, Nov. 15.-Long
before the hour set for the beginning
of the final session of the Virginia
Methodist Episcopal conference, Cen
tensry church was packed in galleries
and aisles to the doors.
Al 8 O'Clock, after brief devotional
services, the closing business of the
session was taken up, and at 1880
O'Clock the reading of the list of ap-
pointments, as prepared by Bishop AL
pheus Wilson and his cabinet, was
completed.
A hymn was sung by the audience,
followed by the benediction, which
closed the conference.
Following are the appointments for
the ensuing year, as officially read to-
night:
CHARLOTTESVILLE DISTRICT.
Presiding elder. NJ. S. Colonna.
Albemarle C. T. Watts; Amherst
G. T.. Blankenship; Batesyille. {. F.
Conner; Observation-Disclosures church,
G. c. Kelly: Hinton avenue. II. G.
Lumpkin; CroZet, TO be supplied by
G.. II. Newbery: Culpeper. G. +. Pleas
ants; Culpoper circuit. II. V. Shen-
ton; Fluvanna. to be supplied by r.
Clark: Gordonsville, J. F. Cuthrill,
Greene. j. X. Holman; Louisa, C. w.
Leftwich; Madison and Mountain Mis-
sion. J. Il. Deshazo; Mount Pleasant.
A. 5. ]. Rice: Nelson, L. II. Early;
Orange. J. T. Allen: Piedmont, 10 be
supplied by W. II. Keyser; Rappahan-
mock. II. NJ. Bell; Rockfish. f. NJ.
Hopkins; Scottsville. H. J. Brown;
South Amherst, J. j. Lavinder; West
Amherst. L. L. Banks; West Gooch-
land. to be supplied by J. C. Beasley;
West Hanover. w. c. Pace Wood
vile. 20 be supplied By w. H. Prov
ince; field agent of conference or
pbauagc. w. BIedsoe; missionary to
Japan. II. ~. Haden; missionary TO
Korea, c. T. Collier.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
HALF LAWYERS UNNECESSARY
Governor .Hadley Makes Assertion
Before Federation Of Labor.

ST. LOUIS. MO. Nov. 15.-"Women
should Re able 10 vote. IN order to pro
tcct her own sex lndnstrially, de-
cIared Miss Maude Younger. OF san
Francisco. before the American Fed
Grafton of Labor late this afternoon.
The statement was greeted with en-
,bnsiasm by the delegates.
Miss Younger Is connected with the
San Francisco wage Farmers suffrage
convention, and Is an anthor. Her al
dress was one Il the most important
features of the days session. the other
being the address Of Governor Had
ley. in which he Urged that one third
of the judges and one-half OF the law
yers of the country were unnecessary
10 the best welfare Of its people.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16

BLACKBOARD WINS RAGE
Captures Handicap for all
Ages al jamestown.
SUPERSTITION PACE MAKER
o. U. Buster Takes First Victory
Scored for. w. D. Althouse OF
the Year-Summary of Rsces-En-
tries for Today.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov. IA handi-
cap for all ages was the feature OF
a good days card at jamestown this
afternoon and the winner was Black
ford. horse that has run several
times al the meeting and finished
among the also rams Blackford was
a different horse today aud won com
for,ably from j. II. Houghton. Snp-
crstition was the pace maker TO the
stretch where he quit.
The weather was fine for racing
and big crowd was in attendance. A
bright sun dried out the track con
siderably, but II was sticky and hold
ing on the back stretch. O L Buster.
who won the first race scored the
FIRST victory of the year for W. ID.
Althodse. Gun Cotton. who won the
steeplechaSe. showed that he H. a
pretty good sort of jumper by beat
ing a good field. The third race.
which was the feature aside from the
handicap. was captured by Compton.
the favoritc. Bosom finishing second.
Summary Of Races.
First Racs-Two-yssr-oid mcidenS:
FIVE and one-hsif furloBgs. o Y Bus
ter. 10; (McCahcy). 10 I. 2 TO I.
: to Z. won: Patrick $. 103 (Dugsn).
t. to :. s TO ;. out, second: Elbart.
leg (McCabe). to I. ; 10 Z. out.
third. Time. Lea. fvytcn, Hecuba.
Marsh Light. Jane Thorpe. Chopcka
and lack Bogrdettc also ran
Second Race-Thrce-year-oids and
upwards: handicap hurdle; about two
miles. Gun Cotton. iA (CrantIsnd}-
4 10 4. Z TO 5. Z 10 10. won: Judge
Cronin. 134 fBughesl. q 20 l. s TO
:. , 10 :. second. Snove. 40 Guest
: 20 I. : to 4. 20 ;. third. Tine.
f:sf. Prince and Essex also ran
Third Racp-HsEdicsp FOR all ages.
one nile. Bisckford. 1o2 0BcID. :
20 I. 2 20 :. even. won: J. IT, HouEh-
Ton. 100 fGoidSteinl. : 70 !. 2 10 !.
even. second: Sandrisn. sS (Wris'
pcrl. ~ % !. 4 20 I. &c J. third.
Tine. l.f Ia Nun Ia. Dull Care.
Arondack. Superstition and Practical
also ran.
Fourth Racc-Threcycarolds and
upwards. six furiunEs Compton.
n. (CoiJsicinl. > 90 I. cvcn. oui,
wor: BcsOm. iia (McCabcl. 4 90 >,
out. second: King Cobalt. les INC.
Cahcy). 10 :. 20 :. ont. third
Tine. i:jf %. Ia Dciic also ran
fr..rtf~r..f 80 F.s.s-rfh rarcl
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
NEWPORT NEWS ASSIGN
MENTS,

Trinity-Rev. w. G. Starr. D.
D., returned.
Chestnut Ayenue-Rev. T. J.
Taylor, returned.
Graee-Rev. r. N. HARNESS,
succeeding Rev. II. W. Dunk
Icy. who is sent 70 Rocky Mount.
Presiding Elder Norfolk Dis
trict-Rev. 3. r. Lipscomb,
leading members of Conference
and popular former pastor Of
Trinity church, this city, sue
ceedins Rev. i. 8. Betty.
No changes are made in
Hampton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
pANviIIE DISTRICT.

Presiding elder, j.. VI. Berknam-
Cascade. L. ID. Stables. Chatham. J.
T.. Brooks; DauvIlle-Csbeils Memo
rial. l.. W. Guyer: Calvary, II. w Da-
Wis: GrSc-. TO be supplied by j. j.
Gregory: Main Street. W j. YOUNG
Mount VERNON. J. y. VIM; Sledd Nc
mortal. J. S. Macy: Scheduled and
Stokcsland. v. V. owen: Danyiilc cir-
cult. T. n. Edwards: East Franklin. >
c. Rosser: East HaiifaS. j. W. Bout
din: Franklin. G. u. King: Henry, d.
]. Traiuham: Hyco. v. r. Turner
Msr,inxyiIlc. $. ]. Bstin: North Pat
rick. G.. T. Kcsler: Patrick. 70 be sup
piled bv J. W. Wimbush: Pitfsyisani3.
$. r. Drcwry: Rocky Mount " w
Dunkicy: South BOSTON. John Harmon
South Halifax, r. w. Elliott: south
Franklin. to be supplied by iona Mar
shall. Sfuzr: G. X. Rood: West Frank
lin. O. 4. Haga: West Patrick, j. W
FiScr
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-16
GIVE APPROVAL OF CANAL.
Institute Of Mining Engineers Reports
on Panama Work.
(BY Assnclafcd i,rcasl

vi dFfdITfd FFVINs
~ (By Associafcd ircss,
NEW YORK. Nov. l5.-Approval OF
the way in which the Panama canal is
being constructed is given by more
than 100 members of the American
Institute of Mining Engineers, who re-
turned 10 New York today after trip
to the canal zone. The Institute of
Mining Engineers chartered a steamer
for the trip. which occupied twenty.
five days. OF the t20 members who
inspected the canal. almost all OF
them signed report which will be
given out OH their\return.
"Thc present plan OF the work is
clearly practical" SAYS the report.
and the best in our judgment could
be imposed under the conditions"