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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30
EX-SENATOR GORDON DEAD
Aged Mississipplan is Best Known
for His Famous GOOD Will" Speech

Okolona, Miss, Nov. 3O.-Ex-Unit.
ed States Senator James Gordon,
aged 49, died here early Thursday
from the infrmities of old age. SEN
ator Gordon was born in Monroe
County, Miss. in December, 1888.
and until a few months before his
death had been in excellent health.
He fought throughout the civil war
as a Captain in the Confederate Ar
my.
Ex-senator Gordon is best remem-
bered for his famous good wilP'
speech that he delivered in the Sen
ate on Feb. "a, 1910, speech that
Senator Depew declared was the
most remarkable farewell address"
ever delivered in the history of the
Senate. 1t was speech in which the
aged Mississippian made plea for
unity of the section, and in which
he urged that his hearers join him in
an effort to obliterate Mason and
Dixon's line.
The speech did not last more than
fifteen minutes, and was a touching
humorous effort that kept the Senate
keyed up, and when il was over the
Senators of both parties rushed for
ward to congratulate, while President
Taft sent word to him expressing his
own appreciation of the sentiments
he had expressed. Senator Gordon
had referred to the President as "a
big, fine young man."
Il am an old Confederate" said
Senator Gordon, "and you, perhaps,
an old Union soldier. We were con-
quered and took the oath of alleg-
lance, and ! can raise my hand and
say that | have never violated that
oath and have never known an old
Confederate who did"
Col. Gordon was a poet as well as
| a statesman, and one of his last acts
in Washington was to present an au-
tographed copy of his poems to the
late Vice President Sherman. An
other copy went to President Taft.
Before the war Col Gordon was a
millionaire, but he was a poor man
when he came to Washington. He
said that he had lost some OF his
money and the rest he had spent on
his friends, Just as any gentleman
should"
He was a gallant old soldier and
personally captured the late Gen.
Shafter when the officer was a young
Captain in the Army of Tennessee.
Only this week there appeared in
the Evening Pos. a letter from Col.
Gordon defending the memory Of the
late Senator Hepburn Of Idaho. Sena-
tor Hepburn delivered many bitter
attacks on the South in the Senate
and a number of the Southern news
papers have referred to these attacks
since his death a few weeks ago. The
letter was characteristic OF Senator
Gordon. In that letter Col Gordon,
among other things. said
rs il not better to be charitable
to the dead who can no longer de
fend their character? ! prefer to re
member the man who had the manli
ness TO come forward and offer me
his hand as a token Of friendship az
ter ! had replied In the way that cut
him deepest to his TRADE Of abuse
against the Confederacy. and to his
| imputatiOn on the character OF oui
best beloved chief, Gen. Robert +
Lee.
L would" added Col. Gordon. ii
a spirit Of love for frail humanit,
plant a flower on Senator Hepburn
grave that should fn the atmosphere
with fragrance Of sweetest love, tina
should dispel every odOr Of hat'
from his memory"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30
MORE MAIL MUTILATeo
London sufrssets EIude Vigilance Of
Police.

London, Nov. 30-Despite the
close watch which has been inaugu-
rated by the police. sufragets again
last night destroyed the contents Of
various mail boxes by pouring chem
icals into them. In their campaign
they even invaded the general post
Office. where acid was placed in sew
eral boxs. In the financial section Of
the city, where the contents OF the
mail receptacles are always valuable
numerous pieces Of mail we're de-
stroyed.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30
LARGEST WOMAN DEAD
Montreal Asylum Inmate Of Great
Strength Weighed $50 Pounds.


Montreal, Nov. 30-Justine Mas
son, who weighed $50 pounds, and is
said TO have been the largest woman
in the world. died here Thursday.
Several months ago she became in
sane, and was taken in charge by the
Assistance Publique. In the institu-
ton she exhibited remarkable
strength in fits Of insanity, when
even the walls of her room failed to
restrain her. and it became neces-
sary to build a round house especial
ly for her outside the main building
As no undertaken in Montreal
would endanger his hearse the body
was removed from the institution in
an express wagon. A specially built
coffin viii be necessary to inter the
body.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30
BOTH SHOT THE DEER
Strange Incident Of the Open Deer
Season Which Closed Monday

One Of the strange incidents of the
open deer season which closed last
Monday night was the shooting of a
large buck by Warwick S. Carpenter
of Woodford and a young man
named Lucius Rush, at present in
Mr.. Carpenters employ. The two
were hunting together and both an
parently sighted the buck at the
same time. The bullet from Rush's
rife struck the deer in the head and
that fired by Mr.. Carpenter hit the
animal in the neck seyering the lug.
ular vein.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30

Is desired by many in money matters
Buy an annuity and IL need never
be known that you have a guaranteed
life income. Write for fun particu-
lars National Life ms. Co. Of VI
tAutual) Earle s Kinsley. General
AGENT Mead Building Rutland. Vt
Adv.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30
He WAS VERY CARELESS.

Never brushed bis coat Carried
around a great lot Of dandruf with
him. One day a friend told him Of
Halls Hair Remover. He talked with
his doctor about it. Then used 1t. Now
his scalp is clean and healthy. No dan
druff. No falling hair. No danger Of
staining the hair, either.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Probabilities Fer This Section Fer
The Next - Hours.
For eastern New York and western
Vermont fair tonight. SLIGHTLY
colder interior. Sunday fair.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-11-30
PLAYED A TIE GAME
Bennington and Hoosiek Falls Each
Scored Touchdown.

The Bennington football team
went to Hoosick Falls Thursday and
played tie game with an eleven rep
resenting that village Each team
scored a. touchdown. The line-up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
SAYS WIFE PUT
GLASS IN SOUP
FAMILY TROUBLES OF BARHA3lS
TO FINALLY REACH POLICE
COURT.

Charged by her husband with an
attempt to Kill him by means OF brok-
en- glass put into some chicken SCUM
Annie Barham, 20 years old. wife
of w. S, Barham. OF Fulton. was ar
rested at the home Of her sister on
North Sixth street by Detective Bel
ton yesterday and locked up in the
First Police Station. She was later
admitted to ball by Judge Wells In
the amount of $500. furnished by Miss
Matte Wood.
Barham who disappeared shortly
after swearing out the warrant had
been employed recently by the Rich
mond and Henrico Traction Compar"
He and his wifi did not get along
verv we'll together and Mrs. Barham
decided to leave him, which she did
on Monday. going to her sisters. Be-
fore leaving she made her husband
some chicken soup, part of which hit
ate Monday noon. On Thursday,
three days after the soup had been
prepared, he warmed over what was
left and in eating 1t his spoon struck
some chicken soup. part of which he
tom of the bowl Fishing 1t out he
found piece of glass. Barham then
took the balance OF the soup TO City
Chemist Whitfield. who roun0 a guam
uty Of broken glass. any of which,
however. could b. readily detected by
anyone eating the food.
Barham reported to the police on
Tuesday that his wife had disappeared
and 1t was at that time discovered
that she had separated from her hus-
band and gone to her sisters home
on North Sixth street
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
NEW YORK COTTON.

NEW YORK. Jan. 12--t:otton
closed to-day with small net ios,es
after "a day of considerable excite
! m@pt Liverpool made q poor re-
soonse early In the day. and prices
were from | to 5 points lower at the
opening In New York. Some op-
tiers showed Losses as high as 10
points IN the first few minutes OF
trading. Just before noon, however
Liverpool suddenly became Arm and
tie iocal market followed 1t up With
an advance that put options iron
10 To II points above the closing
prices OF Thursday; This adva ace,
which carried the market a cent n
pound above the recent low figures
excited heavy realizing. Selling con-
tinued to the close on a large scale
and final prices were from 3 to 6
points net lower.
Although the speculative traders in
cotton believe It should be sold. those
traders who are in close touch with
the spinners are keeping away from
tho short side of the market. They
report that Liverpool II anxious to
lay up big surplus of American cot
ton, believing that the remarkable
crop Of this year Will not be dupli-
Gated in the near future. The
worlds demand for cotton Is the
greatest ever known and the big crop
is not such great surplus as II
would appear at first blush. The
heavy sales OF spot cotton that de-
pressed the market IN October and
November. have been absorbed and
from now ON tt witt he usy 10 finance
all the sales.
Labor troubles in New Engla nd en-
couraged selling of cotton. but re-
ports from Liverpool indicated an
early settlement OF the labor diff
culties abroad and that was the chief
reason for the buying movement Bad
weather In the South also helped
traders on the long side.
Receipts at ports for the day were
officially estimated at $4,000 bales,
against $3.50 the same day last
week. and 24.012 on tho Same day
last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

lkW YORK. Jan. lz.--M0ne- on
eA1j n4 To Stock Exchange toda--
y ppame1 NJ - per cent; highest.
H. IN 11WeGe :; closing Z IS per
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

the bottom there was stubborn sup
port and this alone prevented pro-
nouneed break, as many of the bears
were inclined TO put out good sized
short lines
Business In the northE west Is re-
ported as paralyzed by the lowest tenn
peratures In years. but advices from
Minneapolis and Winnipeg say that
the run of wheat will be liberal with
higher temperatures.
Oats finished easy at almost the bot
tom prices reached. and 1t was gen.
orally believed that the principal long
was q seller
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

cont. Most of the days loans were
made at l.. per cent
The time money market ia quiet
and featureless with rates at 3-4q
per cent. for sixty days, IA per
cent. for ninetv days. Ia ga Ia per
cent. for four months. and g Ia per
cent for five and six months.
EnmmaseiRl paper market Is spotty
with the ruling rate at 4 per cent
some business in cream paper has
been done At "a per cent and in
Tess favored names as high as 4 IL
per cent
London discounts 3 1916 per cent.
M i~'s per cent; Paris discounts
. Ia per cent. OF is per cent. 81
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE cash
produce markets today were quoted
as follows:
Spot cotton--9.6b cents.
Wheat No. !. Northern at Min
neapolfs---s10 S rs: No. 2 red winter
500; No. /. Northern Duluth.
$t.iy IL.
Corn--New, No. ? t. o. b. 10 cents.
oats--No. z. white. SO IL cents.
Rye No. z, to arrive C. I. I. Buff
falo. $l.00.
Barley--Malting. sl.25@$l.3s c. 1.
I. Buffalo.
lHlour--Spring patents, $3.50; win
ter straiGhts, s4.26.
MilIfeed---W extern bran. $e8.35.
Pork-Mess. $17.2b.
Iarss-Middie West. 9.a5 cents,
Tallow-Prime city. E cents
Coffee--Rio, No. Z, on TIE spot. IL
cents.
Sugar-Granulated fine. $50 cents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
CHICAGO GRAIN.
ev JOSEPH r. PRiTcAARD.

CHICAGO. Jan. 12.--Millions of
bushels of corn are standing on side
tracks down State as we'll as In other
sections of the great belt without
teyaitakssy -eTsE1Gses eo 'snsve'~ft to mar :.
ket Hundreds OF reports were re-
coived today that told OF accumula-
tons of corn, and with the railways
awaiting favorable weather In order
10 handle II.
In case Of higher temperatures 1t is
expected that at least thousand cars
of corn Will be received here daily.
BEFORE this month rolls around -r'r'Tr'e-
The wheat market was n r. nse af-
tssss ,tsdsw with ;. thA trend OF nricas
6fSwn ffies RI Is xss' Was sflr+yss
and volume Of trad small. Around
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
SPECIAL JURY BRINGS
IN % INDICTMENTS

Especial to The Richmond Nisgiaiaa.e
WARSAW. VA. Jan. IA special
grand Jaryfs Of Issch,nond seyanvy, COM
posed of r. Carter Wexford, foreman;
!. s. Jeffries. J. NJ. Lyell. Emory sgd
nor. u. J. Packet, J. J. Booker. r. S.
Belfield. William NJ. Muir and w. Y.
Morgan, which has been in session
here for the past SIX days fnvestigat-
ing the violation Of the local option
laws in the county, brought in twenty
eight indictments. this afternoon. for
Illicit sale Of whlskey.
Va. The. ttarY WILL again. meat at the
= ssAYen term " fffS teotitr it continue
its investigations.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

John Higgins. whose arrest was
caused by G. b. Cooke, shoe mer-
chant Of i22 East Broad street, wsd-
nesday for being dtsorderiy and At
tempting to obtain money By falss
pretsnSe, Was q Pinkerton detective
or had ever been employed by the
Pinkerton Bureau.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

cold this afternoon. and the pros
poets are that II will snow.
A valuable mule belonging to the
cockade City Coal and Coke Com
pany fell on the sleet In New street
yesterday and broke q leg. It had
to be shot.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

Suits up to $1c.s
Single and doubl
breasted styles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

Richmond, several days ago. Is get
ting along nicely.
Alderman Koenig is expected to
reach the city next week from Ger
many. where he went to visit his
old home.
Rosetta Hill. coiored. died this
morning at her home in Jones street.
Julian Thomas, of Richmond. was
a visitor In the city to-day.
The weather here has turned very
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.

(Heported by Rogers. McCnhe 4 Col
Spanish--Small Spanish firm At 10
cents per bushel. Good demand. Jum-
DO Spanish firm at so cents per ousheL
Virginias-Fancy Jumbo cents to
~ cents per pound. Fancy hand
picked 80 cents per pound. Extra
prime Sts cents to SA cents per pound.
Prime 3A cents per pound. Machine
picked cents to 81 cents per pound.
Smelling stock 21s cents to IA cents
per pound.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-13

Higgins Ia No pink"
A denial was issued yesterday by
the Pinkerton Detective Agency that
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SuDelenz Dieb1ta bl.

Ofenbs, %. Suli.-9is 6iiritin
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hieiisen 5otel um SSupelen i'm Dertbe
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bes Generals Gerulb SiBseralb.
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Jn(an0gc(egrap6
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WetferberiHt.

SIR Ohio: G,etpitierressn nnb
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reaen i'm 0itlifen 9beil unb fiihlsr.
GiiboitIide Bis iiiblide Winbe, bic
am DDnnerItas nah Norbtn urnihlas
gen.
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W6rneriiher graHo in Qonnon.
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unb fiinf tObili4 per!est.
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6nrb Wogntr SubilGams Der Nibeluns
gsnriils Dollfdnbis ntu eintuoirt psrs
ben unb TolIen in ber eriten 6Gifie nes
Juni nGnffen 9obres. mad Ghlub b<r
Dpsrnioifcn, sytftauffobrun9sn ntr
Erilogi< DerdnFnltet iptxhen.
Muter finbtimif6An Rrdftsn iptrben
intsrnotionaI< Gjerne srjiss Gr1be eus
aasirt un> sabas6 jsu - ~ sts,
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Die fOrudrilai6en Repa6(l
Gamer Oon WaI6lngton
Erpteitiren gegtn bieGrneanung
pun Sepcrlg W Suin.r
gum VnnSesamtualt iiir oas tuefts
lihe Waibimstcm.
Sic srtldren, oaB bic grnennung tpeis
ter nidts uls stns 8eIobnung
oafiir fei,
81
DAP goiner Die 9elsgdten CUR g6ts
cagosr &Onpsntton fir Iaft
seitobIsn babe.
Die 5ortf6rittGsr in Ren Serisp DR.
saniiirsH cine sigsns partei.
Wiuiams GountD, Ohio, piro fir
peitere bret Sabre trptsn fetu.
weiteres iber ben Roisnt9al Wloro
in Retp gort.
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Grau Roientbdl ma4t Qusiagsn DOR
Der 9rano Surp.
Die Sprefels'f6e California Sugar
gompanp loft iid auf.
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Muslan0- -Selegrapb
Die ReOe DiaQon SpnlG
g6ur6iGs
Wirb bpn Der bentjden greiie
iebr fibl anisenOmmen,
yanr ipeift fie bie 0ebauptxss Ses
brtttf@ea marinemimiiters
3nriid,
DAB TeutfdIano fir bic Jlottsn>
Ruifungtn peraniipprtIid iei.
Der neus 2ufttrsussr g. III" fOrmea
pom Rriegsminiitsrium iibsrs
nommen.
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Die beutf9ameritaniiden as9rer IN
Riirnberg angetommen.
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GinerIti iuie Disle Sdiff. Deuii6lanb
baut,
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Gnelanb Dirb INNER nod m.br bers
ielben ais Deutf9laHb bouen.
st.
Titfe Runbe lit Geutihlanb in freuHo.
idaftli4tr Meiie bon England
mitgetheilt iporben.
Is
W0rnerifher graH0 in Qonbon.
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Eiebeu M1Ddatn umS Qsben aesouMe1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-24

9pfio. %. Suli. On Der nDrblis
den Aiifle Sap1ns babtn unsen0hnli4
jfarie Ntsengiiife peskerenoe utbers
fhpemmungen perurfoht. llnssfdbr
400 perlonsn perbsn psrmibi unb iinb
,pobrifkinlih umgtfommen. auh bit
Goctsn tabsn itori untsr ben llsbsss
,fNpsmmungsn oslsttsua