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r Rain Fresh tonight n northeast and Thursday ThursdayFresh ThursdayFresh winds windsNUMBER Y < Ene fiinrgton fime LAST ASTEDITION EDITION EDITIONNUMBER
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NUMBER 4584 N WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY JSTENING EyENING i J JANUARY YIIAItY 2 1007 c PRICE ONE CENT
Train Heavy Guns GunsUpon QunsUpon GunsUpon
Upon Congressmen CongressmenIn
In Low Gas Fight
MADDEN WILL STRUGGLE STRUGGLEFOR STRUGGLEFOR STRUGGLEFOR
FOR QUICK REPORT REPORTON REPORTON REPORTON
ON HIS BILLTHE BILL BILLTHE BILLTHE
THE COMPANYS CO P ANYS FRIENDS FRIENDSEXPECTED FRIENDSEXPECTED FRIENDSEXPECTED
EXPECTED TO WAGE WAGEHARD WAGEHARD V AGE AGEHARD
HARD BATTLEUNIVERSAL BATTLE BATTLEUNIVERSAL BATTLEUNIVERSAL
UNIVERSAL TRANSFERS TRANSFERSARE TRANSFERSARE TRANSFERSARE
ARE LOOKED UPON UPONAS UPONAS UPONAS
AS CERTAIN CERTAINActive CERTAINActive CERTAINActive
Active moves in the fight for forcheaper torcheaper forcheaper
cheaper gas in the District of Co Columbia Columbia Columbia ¬
lumbia will begin with the recon reconvening neonening reoonvening ¬
vening of Congress Co re tomorrow tomorrowRepresentative tomorrowJeprelientAtivt tomorrowRepresentative
Representative Madden who is isnow isnow isnew
now in Chicago is i expected to arrite ar arrive arriH ¬
rive in this tJa l etiy < < t y tomorrow forenoon forenoonII forenoonHt
II IIt hss already expressed his hi deter determination d daterminxtion tol tolmimftion ¬
mination to force the issue from thejirt the thelir thefirst
lir first t minute of the reconvening lie lieami lieand Heanti
and his friend will first i rat address addressthemselves auldreasthtlUlielvea addreeethemselves
themselves to the task of having ltlin
the Madden bill providing for forient for75t for5sent
75t 5sent ient > nt gas in the District sent > > ent as assoon asfiOon assoon
soon as possible from the House HouseMoners
District Committee to the Commla Commlabiunera Commlehiunero
Moners biunera for their report reportPreparing reportPpari reportPreparlsg
Preparing Ppari c Repert
in the time that must WIt elapse ela le while
the Commissioners COIIUItIo arD are a sounding public publiculir pUbliculICI publicul
ul ulir ulICI trlun on on Of the th subject and prepaVing prepaVingbill prepartng
t tu ir report the trlea friends of r the cheaper
g gun < bill will put in some good work
Jininr tI1 ttuf up up Representatives rnd eM StonatSS Senators SenatorsThat
to vote for the Madden bill billin
That there wnl Ul be a MUle royal at
thh in tll ouuei out on the pr nioposluon oppaLon is now the
upinlon opinion of many for roflU It It is i admitted that thatrtera hat 1
tit gas co cam any has au some frienrlg n ndII in
t ongrrrt The su + a rtera of the Mad MadWhether
dII bill however wltb con1l OaaAdepC3 > ne3
fH that t their strength u wW con be yhewa jth wR
80 great that 1M cons MIlt as lUIOtbe uaot be a atthether
hm font ORe ORehetbel
Whether hetbel the District ConmKtaa CaInit Co lettteq t il t
the th House will consider the m s MR
+ uh ahaa lIItu ad of the universal w enal transferMM transfer bill it itmanure
HutltmaUeal but the Indications It + n
that the transfer bill all asm oW
m manure ee eeure than the gas blnTwttl bits
rr rr6ry so
Jirst for ocnsWeratton = Tl Tne e tutee tSnT tSnTT eee
vary for It Its > > conatderaUoR will 111 1M ueftI
lura paratively velx brief briefT briefTs
T Ts Have Public Hearing Hearfagsaiy lleariBgOne HearingOne
One public hearing beart It I is thought thoughtwill thoutlhtwut
will suite to dispose of the time U neme eee
saiy id to secureruWlc secure eure lubUe opnoee ophaloR Oft OM
hill Members lembe of the c comlDtU88 > mmlUM aft
now aswrod that the rHsti DIatr1et TS popukctiwt popuk t ttE
na > s practically unanimous in theaemaad theaemaadfor the deaaad
for the universal transfer apt system and
It 11 probable that no arin hearing < < would
bet bt Irtv gtven OIl OWl ubjeet ware It not nott
t for the fact at that the street car com ¬
pa panies n1e flies want a chance to be heard onUM onUMWhen 01 on tM
bill billWhen
r When the U gum p bill is S taken up un the
hearings bfurln will probably probabl be mw nume numeBut nu numerr numerous
ous ousliut
ousBut But the supreme JlU IeJIte efforts of the friendd
of tl cheaper ij cas will be to hasten eon
elderittion of ofthe oFtbeW oFtbeWe oFtbeWoJ the Madden e oJ bill both ht be
aore t > r the committee and on the floor floorof
of r the House ThU being beJD < < a short shott sea > > es
simi they rMUlie that promptneM In h
efuiing dF ding with the matter is II imperative
it success is to be achieved this thlswia thlswia1KB thl win la
ter terMCREA MCREA ELECTED ELECTEDPIHLADRUHIA ELECTEDHEAD ELECTEDHEAD
HEAD OF PENNSY PENNSYPlnLADBLPHIA PENNSYPIfLADELPHIA
PIHLADRUHIA Jan 2 2Jamee Tamea Mo MoPennsylvania
Crea baa been elected president t at the
Pennsylvania railroad to succeed the
late lit te President Cassatt CawttYrasldent Cassatttiu culr81dQnt
lr81dQnt xeer McCrea autbortweQ the fel
3 wlog statenteDt alter the meeting ctt
toe tu board of directors directorsThe directorsThe directorsThe
The policy of the Pennsylvania ya1a read I Ad
do ddl a not depend upon any an one man n it itiu IIul1uuea Itotluue
iu ul1uuea ue unchanged < from year r to year
It will 11I be my purpose to promote as
lst 1 t I can the same progressive Ye devel I
cment which was conducted so ably ablyd i iPlftlldent
I ter President Cassatt and the rrMti prean
I d dnt vtd who preceded him himTHE JahnTHE himTHE
THE WEATHER WEATHERThe
The Western eeter dlturbanee la slowly die
1ntecraUn and is the thM naomt morning onl only a
poorly defined trough ftXteadlD extending trom
Terns northward to t the ea Canadian ian Vie ne
The weather bo however we v is unsettled and
ciouuy cloud Cloudy over practically ui the entire
c cuntry untry with snow and low temper
Yin YinWti Wti Wtit
atures itujes in the Nt Northwest h w t and extrinw extreme =
central t II tral Went e t and rains and compare 1
lively high t temperatures wgratures mprri urea lu the central
valleys 3all < dlya ya and the South Southl South1ngettied
l nsrttled nS U weather eatber will eontlnue for
1 tl t f t next L Lwo two day days over ov Ute 3Bl and
South with rain or snow over the former term
er t T 1 and rain over the latter district
Temperatures T mperatUftfl will change little 11tH 11tHallhluh
allhluh alt hi ugh it will be somewhat colder
Thursday in the east OuM States aunt StAattta auntSteamers
Steamers tta departing de > > 1tlq today for Kuro Kurop KuroI
p I an < tn pot ports It will have light to fresh freshnorthwest fretIhJwrthWe1It freshnurlhWet
northwest to north winds wi with partly perU perUcluu tartlycloudy
cloudy cluu y weather to the Grand Baski Bask DlubWEATHER Ar ArWKATHER
WEATHER i > iATHER BUREAU BURBAUa BUREAUi
9 a m 3i 3ili 9tis
li i noon i iDOWXOWX fl 4
1 y it m mDOWKTOWN 46 46DOWXTOWW
DOWKTOWN TE TCMPSRATtntR TCMPSRATtntRnoon laKPERAl01tEBUXlABL PERATwtE PERATwtEii
ii a m E Enoon
noon w al alUXTABUC ail
i
l p m 53 5321m
21m 40 40atTN
BUXlABLSUII atTN UXTABUC UXTABUCSun Tdlsf > R RSun
Sun sets today 448 448Sun a9p Jtt JttSUI
Sun rises rl tomorrow 713 713High i a a aT mTIl
TIl T P7 iT > TABUE StELZI l lIliglUdt
I High IliglUdt f gh Ud Udlow tide pm pmm p pm10w
low tide t T 1 t < m Po p m mw40 111tll mii
ii I lid z C w40 40p p m m4W mAw
Aw 11 tI r tIa 1t a L lit 4W pm pmti
ti 1 Za Ln Lnam
am
I
GAS STOCK OWNED OWNEDBY OtVNEDCJ3YTHE OWNEDBY
CJ3YTHE < BY THE SENATORS SENATORSDispatch SENATORSDlspntcll SENATORSDispatch
Dispatch In the Boston Her Herald IIernld IIcrald ¬
ald from Its Washington correspondont corre correspondent correspondent ¬
spondent spondentIt
It has been charged and never neversuccessfully neversucceaafuU neversuccessfully
successfully succeaafuU contradicted that the thagas thegas thegas
gas company has ha powerful friends friendsIn friends1n friendsin
In both branches of Congress and andthat andthat andthat
that It lrB looked after Its friends friendsduring triendJIduring friendsdaring
during Congressional campaigns campaignswith oampAJgnswith campaignswith
with contributions for expenses expensesA
A United States Senator nator who wholumbia whohad whohad
had served on the District of Co Colwnbla Columbla
lumbia Committee died within re recent reoent frocent
cent years owning 950000 50000 of the thestock thestock thestock
stock stockThat stockThat stockThat
That fact has encouraged the thereports thereport thereports
reports widely circulated through throughot throughout throughout
out the District that blocks of the thegas thegas thegas
gas stock are owned by not a few fewSenators fewSenutora fewSenators
Senators and Members of the theHouse theRouse theHouse
House HouseThe Rousene HouseThe
The companys administration administrationof
of its It affair affairs has never been pop popular popular popular ¬
ular in Waah Washington J1 Its stock has hasI Jul Julbeen hasbeen
I been enormously watered and the thedividends thodividends thedividends
dividends have continued large largeSome wireSome largeSome
Some years ears ago the books book were wereburned wereburned wereburned
burned which prevented oQolal oQolalinquiry o11cialinquiry oaloialinquiry
inquiry into the details of the thecompanys theoompanys thecompanys
companys earlier history historyAlthough historyAlthough historyAlthough
Although Congress Conre reduced the theprice theprice theprice
price of gas ga from 125 to 31 many manycitizens manycitiuns manycitizens
citizens have haY kept opt their gas bills billsfor b1l1 b1l1for billsfor
for a period of years and are now nowQuoting nowquoting nowquoting
Quoting these to bear out allega allegations a11eptions allegations ¬
tions that the consumer is made madeto madeto madeto
to pay just as much as ever and andthat andthat andthat
that meter or no meter the read readings readings readlags ¬
ings are manipulated to fatten the thepockets thepockets thepockets
pockets of the stockholders
FIREMEN Sf SEND SENDULTIMATUM NO NOIN
IN ULTIMATUM ULTIMATUMTO ULTIMATUMTOHARRIMAN
TO TOHARRIMAN TOHARRIMANhreaten HARRIMAN HARRIMANThreaten
Threaten to Tie Up UpSeven 1J lipSeven p pSeven
Seven Roads Con Controlled Controlled Controlled
trolled by HimPEORIA Him HimPJBORIA H inl
i
PEORIA HI Jan I 2Arbltrate Arbitral or orsettle orUle orsettle
settle Ule the Southern Paeine strike or r set sufItnes setfit f
fit a walkout of Bremen OR all yourline your i I
line IIn Itnes is in brief an ultimatum sent t X XH EH
H Harriman Tuesday > night by Grand GrandMaster ara araXtel Granddarter
Master John J Hanrahan of the Broth Brotherhood Br9thmoot Erethechoed ¬
echoed moot of Locomotive LocOmotiye Firemen and En Engineers EftlMeIS Engineers ¬
gineersMr gineers gineersXr lMeIS I Ir
Xr r Hanrhan will not stand for 3 de delay
Jy his ultimatum says say II Unless an immediate Im Immediate ¬
medlat mediate reply repl la received from harm HarrlRWB harmman I I
Mall the firemen on the feUdwlag teUdwl g lines lineswill Jleeswill Itemwill
will be called put putIllinois putIllinols ut utIllinois
Illinois Central Union Pacific Chicago
and Alton Baltimore and OhS Ohio Oreg Oregon
Short Line LJI Kansas City Southern and andall andAn andall
all lines of the
Southern Pacific not now nowaffected BOWatrected nowaffected
affected affectedThe atrectedThe affectedThe
The brotherhood Is s preparing Itself I f for forf
a lone 1J struggle and is feeling the pulse lse lseWOMAN
M eofb IfI tn
of f men on the other Harriman lines linesTO linesWOMAN
WOMAN ATTEMPTS ATTEMPTSTO ATTEMPTSTO
TO KILL JUDGE JUDGEST
ST LOUIS Mo Jan iIncensed Ineeued at atHis
His recent decision dec tIon in a partition suit suit1ft
In the estate Stat of her father August A AWeil AWell AWelt
Welt Well Miss 011 Iles Rosa Well ell attempted attmpt to as assassinate IUIRate assaaatnate ¬
sassinate Rate Judge Jesse A McDonald in inthe Inthe Inthe
the circuit court today todayMiss todayMIN todayMies
Miss Wells aim was unsteady and the thebullet thebtdlet thebtdlet
btdlet went wild but passed paa ed dangerously dangerouslyelowj dangerouelyte dangerouslyelese
elowj to Judge McDonalds MeD ftads head He Heshowed Heshowed Heshowed
showed wonderful composure C mpoilure and after afterthe afterthe afterthe
the excited woman had been over overpowered overpowered overpowered ¬
powered and the revolver torn from her herhands herhalHls herhands
hands ordered tIered her taken to the private privateoffice privateo privateoffice
office o < < ke of the sheriff Judge McDonald McDonaldthen McDon1Jdthen McDonaldthen
then resumed hearing 1t Aring court motions motionsI motionshcla
I ought to have hcla hclasiliter got Mm Miss Weil Weilwas Weilwas
was heard to o exclaim as she and her hersister hersister
sister Clara who had been sitting near nearher nearher nearher
her in court were taken from the room roomFriends roomFAMILY momFAMILY
FAMILY IN DARK DARKABOUT OAKABOUTCASTELBERO
ABOUT ABOUTCASTELBERO ABOUTCASTELBEROFriends CASTELBERG CASTELBERGFriends
Friends and relatives of Robert C CCnstelberg CCaateJber CCaatelberg
Cnstelberg who disappeared dl appeared myster mysteriously mllterlowIIy mysterrusty ¬
rusty about eighteen etcht months mon ago apt have havereceived havereeetftd havereodvwl
received no Information regarding the thewhereabouts tltewbeuta thewhenoaboeta
whereabouts of Mr Caetelberg who was waaa wasa wasa
a member JlMl ec et Caecelberss CaM National NationalJewelry NaUonaIJewelry NationalJewelry
Jewelry Company of Baltimore and andthis aDdt1lM andthis
this city citySave eltySave citySave
Save for the published publl hed report that the themlsetns theMtMng themissing
missing je Jeweler jeDI er f had been located in inI 1ftShanghai InShanghai
I Shanghai his hl h Ts family know nothing aothln b of ofthe otthe ofthe
the matter They have bav heard nothing nothingfrom nQthlngfrom homing homingfrom
from him atHl since tn he disappeared d1 appeared front frontSaratoga fromSaratoga
Saratoga N Y in July 1986 MI except exoeptI exceptfor I I Ifor
for a Tetter letter from him in h the following followingmonth followingmonth j jmonth
month when hen he said he heWaB was going olng awayHis away aw i iHis IHIS
I His friends ant an family will prul plhatlY plhatlYty prLahlytry > at ly lytry
try to substantiate Sl tJltiate the th published report reportat j
at M M 4 us
TERRA TERRA COTTA WRECK WRECKINQUEST WRECKINQUEST WRECKINQUEST
INQUEST IS STARTED
HEADQUARTERS OF THE FIREFIGHTER WfilKE Wlfltlm THE INQUEST IS BEING HELD n LD LDI
I
SELL CUMBERLAND CUMBERLANDAPARTMENT CUMBERLANDAPARTMENT
APARTMENT HOUSE HOUSETO IlOUSETO
TO FRANK BURKE BUHKEThe
The new year opens op IIUI with a deal of ofconsiderable otco ofconsiderable
considerable co le magnitude in real estate estatewhich estatewhich tate tatewhich
which prasssjcia a year 1 of continued continuedprosperity coaUnuedpropertt continuedprosperity
prosperity and increased Jaer values of de desirable delrable deetrable ¬
sirable property propertyA pro proA
A trade is reported whereby wtaereb the Cum Cumbetiand CaInbiDaad Cumberland
betiand apartment heuee h u si laeatert at atMaseacnueetta atWlUlUChuMtt athtawaehusetts
Maseacnueetta avenue and Thomas ThomasCircle ThomasCircle IhoMaaCircle
Circle belonging to Lester IeM A Barr Ba Is Issold Ysold I I11011I
sold to Frank P Burke ur lor Jamie In Inexchange laexchange a aexehan
exchange exehan e Mr Ir Burke gives ves some JIOIDeeny om omerty prop property
erty in the vicinity of the new newpal aewJMlI ttneald ttnealdpal
pal building on ThlKenendetoalf TeoMhaitstreet ThlKenendetoalfstreet ntIrt ntIrtatreet
street and the valusb vaJu valuabli5 confer of Thir Thirteenth Thirtmsntb ¬ i
teenth tb street and Del New York avenue av avcentl re recently recently ¬
cently centl purchased by him together with wttha i iIlL
a cash consideration for balance laaee the en entire entire ¬ i
tire deal lea representing sn aggregate of ofapproximately ofaPfroxtmautl ofapy
apy approximately roximaltdy 1360The J9MOM J9MOMThe SM SMTbe
The Cumberland spar apartme apartmeI par hags M Mof I Ione
I one of the handsomest bull bullKind of its itakind
Kind xlnd built about five years yearsBarr ago It by Mr hrBarr MrDarr
Barr to which a large addition was wasmade wumade wasmade
made a year lflfir or more mor ago to accommo accommodate aeeollUDOdate accommodate ¬
date the Increasing demand for room roomThe roomThe momThe
The location is unexceptional and it is isconsidered IIICOft8lde Isconsidered
considered COft8lde d H most desirable place of ofresidence otlesidenee ofresidence
residence residenceWnll lesideneeBURY residenceBURY
BURY THE MOTHER MOTHERCHILD MOTHERCHILDRAVES
CHILD CHILDRAVES RAVES FOR FORI FORWhUil I
I
While little Jeannette Reed is J lying lyingthis lyingthis I Ithis
this afternoon a terJlOOb unconscious in Provi Providence Prevldence ¬ i idenee
dence Hospital raving < < in her delirium deliriumever deliriuMover deliriumever
ever the harrowing scenes she witnessed witnessedIn wtue l lIn
In the wreck Sunday B nday night before her herown herown herown
own body hcHJ wan taken from rem the timbers timbersthe UmbeRthe timbersthe
the funeral of her mother Mrs 1IiI Elisa Elisabeth Elisabeth ¬
beth Reed was heW heWIn beldIn heldIn
In her hf > rralngs ravings the te little girl barely barelyten brctiytea barelytea
tea years ears old asks repeatedly for her hermother hHtbl hermother
mother inquiring ulrt g as to whether hetller she shewas aIMThe shewas
was tbl Injured InjuredThe Injured InjuredThe ju
The s IWrvle srrvie09 rvle Ms were held in St Marks MarksChurch Mark MarkCburcb MarksChurch
Church at Third and A streets sottth sottthThe aoutht aouthTtle southThe
t
The remains will be sent to Wnsb IVashI awb awbI
I ston lton PH to b be Interred InterredA
A magnificent tftctnt Moral piece was sent to tothe tothe tothe
the funeral by clerks in the Department Departmentof
of Justice where Mrs Reed was employed em employed enaI ¬
I ployed as a stenographer stenographerNEW stenographerAr stenographerAMER1A
Ar AMER1A ERlGAN RAILROADS RAILROADSG AILOAO8E1IA1MBANEII
G E1IA1MBANEII E1IA1MBANEIINEW LAir BAN N ER YEAR YEARNEW
NEW YORK Jan 2The year yearwill 1900 1900wilt M I
will 111 go down in railway history as a ayear ayear
year of unprecedentedly large traffic and andnet a andnet 4 4net I
net earnings in spite plte of vastly increasedexpenditure increased la aed aedexpendlbares
expenditures for material materialnotnMy I a ant 4 4w Inker INte + It ItaliD Italso
also was a year Ur notnMy 1aekftW Ipckfq In 1l 1lway 1 1way
way tanIM aft and < < r raeei 1Vlth 1Vlthexceptions w1t w1tI
I ex exceptions n se feb sa a1 a1tlM Ilspee Ilspeethe
the rule American railways larger Ia and audsmall andsmall alldsman
small have earned at least their ex oxpease exand expensea
pease and Interest on their bonds and andway aDdthus andthus
thus have ke kept > t out of the hands or the thecourts I Icuurt
courts Ot the nearly Imll it teAm raU raily
way companies eompanl independent and sub subaldlary subsidiary 1 1sidiary II
sidiary In the Unite States now repre representing represeating > ¬ I IsentlnJ
seating some 3SMO A100 miles Uea of road only onlysix onlysix
six companies with t an aggregate a to e of ofonly ofonly
only y 2204 W miles u had h to o be placed In the thecharge t thecharge I Icharge
charge of receivers on account of in insolvency in1IOletJe insolvency ¬
solvency 1IOletJe In the year yearDuring yearDuring yearDuring
During the year ear there were 605740 605740miles S 60 AQ AQsullen 40 40miles
miles of trackage laid In this country countryLouisiana country1oulliana countrylouieiana
Louisiana led among the States with withmiles wltbt1jO withX10
t1jO > > miles and Massachusetts 1assalhul < > tts eam eamList eame eamelast amp amp1l1t <
List with tour and onehalf miles Therewere There Therewere Therewere
were U ee i laid cl in New York Yorkit
it
ING LIKE H Ht Fltt
At tt t 681 81 I heard heardI hoa i1 s extra train whistling for a signal signalaud sJ signalI L LI
I st t th the red llg llgI lJ and thero was no answering sHgl signal Thoro Thoro3Hi TkQrQo TkQroought
o ought gltl alwaJS t8 be beI 44 44I
I then t sent H 3Hi J JsJf1Jnh jQ JJnJreraHy VniverdH rI station saying sayingI 5ayixgher IIIISJiM
JiM > I H le Vy t y M r Ii lipid t Being IU like ll ll1t ll1tI n il ilI
I 4 H htet K t Infllwe that Engineer Hlldobrauil saw tlip U p signal slgHalI S 8ftl 8ftlI i iI
I hare boon IH the sorrlce of the company for thirtyBrie years yearsgad yoarsand roarsRBtI
gad that night Jght was the foggiest and worst for Iralnmon I have luUosoon luUosoon181M seen seenIB seenIn
IB 181M my career caroorToncrn To Herman Phillips In testimony t06thnsn before Cerenor Cerenorcrltt CerenereflU
> crltt crlttRailroad eflUI eflURailroad evlttRailroad
I
Railroad Superintendent SuperintendentWeather SuperintendentWeather SuperintendentTow
Weather Observer Tow Towerman To Towerman v verman
erman and Others Tes Testify Testify Testify ¬
tify tifyMust Before Coroner Coroner3fest
Must 66t S1OItlng F ej lng In Its sc iCelO pc the Inquest oror the bodies of the nIetJuls vic victims Tictlms ¬
tims ef f the Terra Cotta wreck of Sunday night was begun at the head headquarters hoodquartors hoedquarters ¬
quarters of the firefighters on the llleIvor iIrer front this morning at 10 10oclock 10oclock 10oclock
oclock with Coroner Kevltt In n charge chargeThroe chargeThree chargeThroe
Throe hours were consumed In the examination of two witnesses witnessesthe wItnessesthe witnessesthe
the physician who examined the Ito body hod of Prof King and o II Hobbs Hobbssuperintendent Hobbssuperintendent obbs obbssuporIntendont
superintendent of the Baltimore Daltf ore division of the Baltimore and Ohio OhioFrom OhioProm OhioFront
From Ilr6sentlndICJltfons Indications it Is not probable that over n half dozen oztn wit
nesses can be heard today todayMost tods todsCOiIt todayMoat
Most COiIt of them will be officials o eiai of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Baltimore and Ohio who willeaeh willeach will willeach
each be rigidly cross examined as to tothe tothe i iUte
the block system By tem the rules underwhich under underwhich i ibleh
which bleh operators work and the p pen penslties n nalties na1ties
alties imposed Impo ed upon operator and amitrain 8IMItrain andtrain
train crews for the nonobservance nonobservaneaof
of the rules It is thought that thattwo thattwo thattwo
two or three thr e days dRY will be consume consumebefore consumed oouumedbefore consumedbefore
before the investigation can be cora coinpleted coraplated e m mpleted
pleted platedI I IInterested
I Interested Officials OfficialsRepresentatives OfficialsRepreseatativtlo I IReprettentathCfi
Representatives of the Interstate InterstateCommerce InterwtateCommlrc InterstateCommerce
Commerce Commission Commis ion the corpora corporation corporatJOft corporation ¬
tion counsels coun el office oftl e the district at attorne3s attorneys
torne3s office the pollee department depart department dlpartI ¬
ment and of the Baltimore and Ohio Ohiowere Ohiowere Ohiowere
I were all present pre en at the investigation investigationin
in n addition to a hundred or more morecitizens moreeitiaenM morecitizens
citizens citizensTho citizensThe
I The he most important feature of the theinvestigation thei theinvestigation
investigation e was the development of ofthe ofthe
i t g in J JI
the faot that the Baltimore 1 and Ohio Ohioofolals Ohiooffioinle
I ofolals have as 18 yet et started no lavtsti lavtstigratlen tnVISUgatie tnvestigatiox
gratlen gatie Into the wreck and Its causesAsked causes causesAsked causesr causesrI
Asked why this had not been done su superintendent SupermteDdeat Superintendent ¬
I perintendent Kobbs elated ted that the thetrain theI thetrain
I train or Crew w being uriier 1U er arreit they theywero the thewere theywere
were inaccessible tor examination examinationCoroner exam111aUonCoroner examinationCoroner
Coroner Kevltt expaiaed that they theymight theymight
might have been oaally interviewed interviewedaad interviewedad interviewedand I
ad asked aklHl why this t s had not been done t1oneSUPerlntendent doneSuperintendent
Superintendent Hetbs gave no fleanlte fleanltereason Aean1tereason d3nitereason
reason reasonQuestioned reasonQUoJHMl reasonQuestioned
Questioned further furthert rCoroner Coroner CoronerevN evN evNdea Nevttt Nevtttsited Nevittuk t tasked
c
sited uk him to explain explainnow pIan trem t reM r the thenow evidence evidencenow dea
now before him to what he attributed attributedthe attributedthe attributedthe
the wreck Mr r Hobbs ranted r 1 at attribute attribute atf ¬
tribute it to an infraction of the rules rulesAsked rute ruteAsked re reAsked f
Asked what particular rules 1811 he no stated statedthat statedthat matedthat
that he had not as yet v had time < l lvelop 10 de develop develop
velop this
thisWeather Weather Man Heard Heardthe Heard8uperin HeardSuperintendent
8uperin Superintendent t BobM obbe after tter being Of Ofthe art artthe
the stand for three hours was caned tutteddown caneddown eaReddown
down at 111 oclock oclockPreston odoekPreBtAm o clock clockPreston
Preston C Day na of the th Weather Bu Bureau BuItRU Eureau ¬
reau was next cxt canea called his testimony be being being te teIng ¬
ing that the say flay of the wreak tn ue at atrnospUere atmospbere atmosphere
rnospUere was w s foggy foggyA toaJ toaJA foggyA
A reeess was then taken from TOm luj to too
2 oclock oclockIjr oloekDr o Cloek CloekLr
Ijr b Hdkar dear r Snowden of FIS FISISIS ISIS U Street Kreetnortiiwert Itreetnorth Streetwitness et etnorth
nortiiwert north we est t was the flit flitHe witness called calledH ea1JecIH
H He told of having vln performed an autopsy autopsyon a autopsy autopsyGa
on 0 the body bode of Prof King Kin Dr Drden SHOW SHOWden 8n W Wdefl
den told of 01 the various Injuries to the thebody thebodr thebody
body and said death was due to u itfrae itfraetore frac fracture lracture ¬
ture of f the skull skullCoroner skullCoroner skullCoroner
Coroner NeVitt then explained explnln to the
Jury that in h insta instaone instances were more tha than
0110 person was killed as a result of an anone aaaccident anaccident
accident aft Inq inquest wu held over only HlyODe onlyone
one body the verdict of the Jury in the thecsse thehotnc thecase
case holding in all the other otherHobba otherHobbs otherHobbe
Hobbs Is Heard HeardTestimony HeardTHU1noay HeardTesthnony
Testimony was next heard from O H HHUBS HHabbe HHobbs
HUBS auperi superintendent tendtlDt o of < the Baltimore Baltimoredivision BaltiMOredlvWoa BaltimoredivisIoon
division of the Baltimore and Ohio Oi o rail railroad railroad
I road He H said Id he heard of the wreck wreckabout wreekabout wreckabout
about 140 40 oclock Sunday night Asked Afikedwhat AKkedwbat Askedwhat
what he did after hearing that the train trainof tntlaof tintsof
of empties had struck No OS he said saidh HidM sakihe
h M immediately Immedtatel ordered a relief train to tothe tothe tothe
the scene He said Id he ordered that all allthe allthe anthe
the doctors who could be found to Washlogion Wash Washington WbIegtOft ¬
ington be taken to Terra Cotta and had hadphysicians ltadpby hadphysicians
physicians pby lelans summoned from university universityHave universityHave universityhave
Have you IOU made any investigation ofthin of ofthis ottb
this tb wreck asked ked Coroner Nevltt NevlttNo NvtttNo NevittNo
No replied Mr Hobbs I could not notmake JNltJUke notmake
make a complete investigation fan8 gatJoa because becausethe beeaueetlH becausethe
the operator at Takoma and the crew crewf crewDC crewof
DC f the train were w under arrest arre t and I Icould IC Ieoutd
could C UId net get te them themAsked themAsked MNII MNIIAsk4
Asked Ask4 d if he knew If anyone connected eonneetedwith connectedwith eoaneetedv1tb
with the Baltimore and Ohio hl had madean made madean MAderan
an investigation ef the wreck witnessreplied witness witnessreplied wttA5replied
replied In the negative negativeWhen nesatheWhM negativeWhen
When questioned que tJoned as to whether or net nethe netbe nothe
he talked with anyone about bout the wreck wreckHobbs wreckHobb wreckHobbs
Hobbs said he spoke to General Train TrainDispatcher TreLIRDltipetcher TrainDispetcber
Dispatcher W W JGggleston ton and Operator Op Operator Ope Opetor ¬
erator tor Dent Witness Wi Mid he aim spoke spoketo p ke keto
to Conductor Hoffjnfer H us the latter latterpassed IaU IaUhtat tier tierManed < <
passed hint on Use way to the ponce poncestJttion potteedid polleeabat
stJttion stJttionWhat
abat What did you 8U say to him hi asked k4MI the theCOPOItAi theGot thecoroner
coroner coronerGot
Got Dsable Green GreenI
I aaked ed him what signal l al he got go rep11 re repH repli
pH edthe witness He How saM be get a adouble adouble adouble
double green signal 1 at Silver Springs Sprlagsbut StM1aPbut i ibut
but saw w none at Takoms became HcaItHot of the thesmoke tilesmoke thesmoke
smoke and fe feWitness r rWllIU fsg fsgWitness
Witness WllIU said aI4 the absence aDee of a signal signalor tgnalor
or a wrongly displayed dillpla signal was to tobe toJater tobe
be Interpreted Jater > > reted as a signal to 1 stop tnp and andtovesUgp and1DWIli andknestiga
knestiga 1DWIli tovesUgp Mr lr Hobbs Hob sate thin tht was wasan wasan as asan
an ironclad Iro o1ad rule of the company Tarn Tarning TtlrnIng Ternbig
ing to tl page W of the Ut companys rule rulebook ruleboOk rulebook
book he read rule 27 7 which corrobo corroborated corroborated corroborated ¬
rated his statement Witness said the thei theContinued
i Continued oa Second Page
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FLYING TRAINS TRAINSMEET TRAINSMEET TRAINSHEADON
MEET HEADONf HEADONfSCORES HEADO HEADOSCORES HEADONSCORES
SCORES KILLED KILLEDTrain K KLEDTrain LED LEDI LEDTrain
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Train Gets By Station as as1Did Did Did Extra Extraat Extraat Extraat
at Terra Cotta and Horrible Ca Catastrophe Catastrophe Catastrophe ¬
tastrophe Is Quick Result ResultThe
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The operator realized after the train had passod what what wonldhappen would wouldhappen fonldbllppcn
happen and before the wreck had occurred sont the following mos massage mossnge nlessage ¬
sage to the dispatcher at Topeka TopekaAo TopekaSo TopekaNo
Ao 29 0 Is gone and so am L LAH LAll LAll
All efforts to raise him since that hare boon unavailing It Is Isreported Isrelorted isreported
reported that the operator has fled fledCOUNCIL fledI fledCOUXClL fledCOUNCIL
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COUNCIL GROVE Kan Jan 2 2SomolJody Somebody blundered as was dose doseat dOB dOBat doneat
at Terra Cotta D CM C Sunday when hen scores were hurled to death and at atleast atleast atleast
least forty people are dead In a collision of Rook Island llttRd fast trains trainsnear trainsnear trainsnear
near Yolland At least twenty bodies were HJre burned la flames flam that de destroyed 4estroed destroyed ¬
stroyed fire coaches that were ere wrecked
NEGROES ROB ROBHOMES ROBHOMES
HOMES WHILE WHIUfIRE WHILEFIRE
fIRE RAGES RAGESThrilling RAGESThrilling
Thrilling Rescues From FromBurning FromBurning FromBurning
Burning Tenement of ofPeople ofPeople ofPeople
People Driven Out OutScantily OutScantily OutScantily
Scantily CladItxt Clad Cladtenement CladJiIIB
Itxt JiIIB t TM1ltaandO M uwI of oftiMemdnt
tenement t > Vidles Mei we wise dctoen ckIht del en from fromdtttr fnMRIMIr freesiheh I
dtttr IMIr homes early today t a a neil B two whole wholeblocks wIaeIebleekB wholeblocks
blocks were ere menaced by Jy one ne of the theneroeet theIleroset
neroeet fterM t biases of the winter while hUe the thefiremen tlteftremen thefiremen
firemen steed > > looking on helpless to fight fightthe tightthe
the demos ftame because of lack of water waterpressure waterprr waterpressure
pressure Water ater in the boilers tt the thefir tbePAM thedi
fir engines PAM ran low and the crew cr j were wereforced werefOlCl wereforced
forced to draw the fires Jtr from under underthem underthem
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them to prevent explosions explosionsWhile exploetoasWhile
While the fire was burning Us fiercest Aereestand fiercestand
and the street about the DtLn Mad Madmeats blaring tone tonemeets I
meats were packed with scan scanpeople ecantil clad eladJMIOPk cladpeople
people a score > > of horses looei looeia loosened from froma I Ia
a stable stal 1e in which wt eh the be names are believed believedto be eYed
to have started stampeded in the street streetand atnetall streetand I
and all threw the crowds into a frenzy tteDZ at atthe atu atthe
the u same time dashing da8bta < < into the fire de department departllHDt det ¬
partment t horses and almost stampeding stampedingTo s unJHidlag
I
To add to the > confusion negro n robber robbenJec1 robbersmashed I Iracked
racked ec1 into the burning bun og buildings bullclhtpk and andlooted andlooted
looted the tenement ieeerted < by their theirpantostricken theirpssi I Ieausht
pantostricken pssi strlckee k owners = One negro was1 was1caught was waswere
caught hi the act and andfrom a dotes shuts shutsrued I Iwere
were Jtred at blm him as band bande he e to rued to o escape escapesad
sad before < he was laid out by a blOw
from a patrolmans troans nl night ht stick stickTb stickThe tIclt
Tb The fire was started in a livery liver stable stableat stableat stableat j
at 42 421 and 01 West Fiftythird atree streeRace steeeRace i iRace
Race Riot Threatened I
With the streets filled with half halfclothed halfelotked halfclothed
clothed men and women the former formercursing formercun formereerlag
cursing cun < < and the latter crying hyst htrte htrteaU ric rically rtcsAy
ally aU the pollee who had worked frantically fran franUealiy fraftUoallyto
Uealiy Uoallyto to save ve residents re ldents of the tenements tenementsa
a number of whom were 1H and others ethersovercome othersovercome oUtennyereeme
overcome with smoke were called ea eato ope opeto open opento
to meet a new trouble in the form ton of a athreatened athr8llt athreatened
threatened thr8llt ed race riot riotAll riotAU clotAll
All of the buildings in the region of ofthe oftile ofthe
the fire had been practically emptied emptiedand elBptMdaDd emptiedand
and a number of thrilling rescues effect effected effectad ¬
ed when the th cry that negro thieves werelooting were werelooting weretooting
looting the buildings was wa raised Thepolice The Thepolice Th4ilpolice
police scattered seattt > red and entered the burn burning 00 00IHIi burnhug ¬
hug IHIi buildings At 1 4 42S d West Forty Fortythird PoItythird Fortythird
third street six negroes laden with loot lootwere lootwere lootwere
were encountered e cou tered by h the efTteera A Adesperate Adeeperate Adesperate
desperate tight was waged IB the smoke smokefilled SJnekeJilted smokehued
filled hallways which ended in the reu reuof rouof rout routof
of the thieves and their dleapearanee dleapearaneein
in the crowd crowdNegio crowdNegro crowdNegro
Negro Knocks Woman Down DownA DownA DownA
A few minutes later a negro snatched snatcheda
a bag of trinkets from a 8 woman at atFiftythird atPUtythlrd atFiftythird
Fiftythird street and Tenth avenue and andthen andtheft andthen
then knocked her down when she shestreamed shellerMmed sitescreamed
streamed A crowd started In pursuit pursuitand rmrsJltand purspitand
and a dozen zen shots were fired at the theman theman theman
man before he was brought down by an anameers ani anofficers
i ameers officers night stick stickThen sUekthtTel stickThen
Then the thtTel report of the tfi negro outrages outragesreached outregesreached g glht
reached the throngs in the vicinity of ofthe ofthe
the > fIe and a negro hunt was started startedA cartedA
A doses dou n lnoffei IRottetve ve colored persons H > t80ns ware werebadly warebftdlf warebadly
badly beaten be ten before the officers could couldInterfere oouldInterlne couldInterfere
Interfere Other negroes in the crowd crowdtook crowdtook crowdtook
took the tip from the police and husted hustedto
to their homes homesThe bom homerThe l lThe
The department arrived qulekly and andno andno andno
no trouble was feared until UBt the water watergave watergave watergave
gave out and the firemen were forced farcedto forcedt forcedto
to t stand Idle and aRt watch the flames flamesspread tlamesspread famesspread
spread Thc Th first burst of flames drew drewhundreds drewhURdr8d drewhundreds
hundreds to the scene and the stampede stampedeof stamedeet stampedethe
of the horses occurred before the th fire fireUnas fireJIBes firelines
JIBes could horsesthrown be thrown out outFlames outFlames outFlames
Flames Spread Quickly QuicklyQnee QuicklyOftee QuicklyOnce
Once the flames ames gained headway Jlead y they theyspread tllo1s theyspread
spread s read quickly to two adjoining tene tenements teneJlMRts tenements ¬
ments and the occupants of those who whohad whohad whohad
had regarded regafte the livery stable tire as asInsignificant asIIIMsnltleant asinsl
insl Insignificant nlfleant escaped with difficulty difficultymany dlmcultyIWtlH difficultymany
many IWtlH of them being Jteolsted down fire fireescapes firee fireescapes
escapes e aaP811 by b the polICe While these res rescues res1HI roecues ¬
cues < 1HI were being made a burning cornice cornloetalUng cornicefalling cornicefalling
falling injured I 3ured a dozen do persons per8O 8 and the thefirst theArt thefirst
first ambulance call was sounded soundedThe soundedThe soundedThe
The walls of the stable collapsed in injuring Injuring injuring ¬
juring a 8 number of firemen and the thesecond thefi800ftd thesecond
second call for ambulances resulted resultedUp resultedUp resultedUp
Up to noon no deaths had resulted re ultad but butIt bltI butit
It 1 la believed that fatalities will oor oortalnly amtalnly
talnly I fy result t from ro rosustained the injuries a number numbersustained numbersustained m
sustained and from the exposure to towhich towblth towhich
which others were subjected subjectedThe subjectedThe subjectedThe
The property Ions is estimated at atupward atupward atupward
upward of tWOOOO
Among the deal are tweatJtwo Meat lIex1ca Meatcan
can ca laborers Ja who 1 wr went rWin ridlpg < < in Ue Uesmoking tleIilRMtkl thesmoking
smoking IilRMtkl g oar Many of fIltIte UM injured are areatao areMaxIeau areaIa
atao aIa Mexicans The 1he operator at Vol VolMnd VolItIRd Vollend
lend WM rusponsHrte nlJ for the wreck
Tram No E westbound was traveling travelingIn
In two sections etIeu The dispatcher at To Topeka Topelka Topeka ¬
peka notified Operator Opera Lyfaas at Vol Voltend VolJalld Volland
tend to held U the second section see oa and let letXo ltfo letIle
Xo > fo easts aut eastbevsw mud mudit train D Paso peas 168It peasIt
it there
Let the Train Pas PasInstead Pam PUIHItd PamInstead
Instead HItd t ttkm the Aerator N Nt Use Ant MC MCtie sectioa
tkm tie of No a 91 pass and prsfcs probably My forgot forgotabout forgotalMlut forgotabout
about the second section entirely tint At Atany Atany Atany
any event the second section etIoa passe passesed the thestation the8tattoft thestation
station where it should have been held heldand bel beland heldand
and rushed on to meet in a headon col colIteion colllelon ol olU
Iteion U ton with No M com coming from Kl Paso PasoThis IasJThIs IasoThis
This train is known to have had full fullforseof tullteree fullforseof
forseof teree of the shock Two TWObanaKeeara Twobaggagecaremail Twobaggagecaremailcar baggage ears mail mailcar mailcar
car smoker anker and chair car were entirely gntlrclydemolished entirelydemolish Urdy UrdytIeMoItlllMd
demolish tIeMoItlllMd Passengers Pass angers in each of these theseears theS theseears
ears wee more or less injured InJ red The Thachair Thechair
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chair c aJr car wa was is filled with Mexican la laborers 111Itorer Iaherers ¬
borers One passenger who walked walkedfrom walkedfhNB walkedfrom
from tMe thl oar a few minutes before tho thocrash thoat thecrash
crash said it seemed to Mm there were werefive were8D1I8 wereAv
Av five pasflnngnrs 8D1I8 in Ibis ear en tor every everyhave everyJt
d l have It U that t not notIf notveers
veers tlMtlt fw7 peg lone the car carIt
If tits t tII is is true the death wth lint will total totalnearly totaly totalnearly
nearly y fifty Both engines were w made madetale ma mad madlate < lo lointo
into sera erIIIt iron ironFive lr lrFive IronFive
Five Cars Deetreyed DeetreyedThe DeetreyedThe
The first five cars of the westbound westboundtrain wetboundtrain westboundtrain
train took fire Ar immediately 1mnHtcl1a eI front the gas gasplants gasplaata gasplants
plants and burned rapidly Some wit witnesses witJte witmimes ¬
nesses Jte H think as many as twentyfive twentyAtebodies twentyfivebodies twentyfttbod
bodies bod were W burned in the oeaehes Fif Fifteen FiftMft Fifteen ¬
teen bodies have been recovered reeo some someunrecognisable JIOm JIOmuhIe someenreeogetsabie
unrecognisable uhIe by reason of their tb their burns burnsThe bumsTbtt burnsThe
The ensjinemen of both trains escaped escapedby escapedby caped capedby
by Jumping except the engineer ea tneer of the thewestbound theWtllttMuRd thewestbound
westbound train whom it h is feared fearedcannot tearedcanaot fearedcannot
cannot ttv ttvA live Jayerebet liveA
A relief train arrived from MeFfcriand MeFfcriandin
in one hour after Iter the accident with threedoctors three threedoctors thre threcIoctonJ
doctors on OftThe board boardThe beardThe
The uredt sleeping ping ear can of both trains were wereuninjured wereuninjured wereuninj
uninjured uninj uninjtrait Five llveping cars of the westbounu westbounutrain < 1 1train
train and three of the 8U eastbound ss sf bound tram tramwere tnnW trainwere
were W < n pulled pul away from the wreck m mrunning 111runfllDK n nrunning
running condition All traffic tra IIe c will be de delayed d dJaeod dehayed ¬
hayed for hours as II the track is torn tornup tomup tornup
up for two hundred yards
WRECK PATIENTS PATIENTSGETTING PATIENTSGETTINGBETTER
GETTING GETTINGBETTER GETTINGBETTERWith BETTER BETTERWith
With but two exceptions Jeanette JeanMteHead JeanflteRead JeanetteRead
Read and John Kunlo aU the victims of oftne oetlM ofthe
the Terra Cotta wreck who are a in Wash Washington WastItgtOR WashIegtoa ¬
ington hospitals are dotug welL Jean Jeanette JeaneU Jeanette
ette eU Read is In Providence Hospital and andit andIt andit
it was said atd there this t morning that her hercondition hereo hercondition
condition eo dltloft is I grave raft The other patients patentsare patientsart patientaare
are getting etU g along nicety nicetyMr nicelyfr niebtMr
Mr fr Kunlo is in Casualty with a com compound compouncl compound ¬
pound fracture of both legs and the theIihysiciana theJohTetaDs theiihysletane
Iihysiciana there said this morning JDOfI II < < that thathe thathe thathe
he is very ery seriously Mriou I ilL Ill His condition s scritical 8erltlcal scritical
critical although there is no immediate immediatedanger immediateI ate ateI
I danger of death The ethers are im improving ImMO1ng improving ¬
provingAt proving provingAt MO1ngAt
At Emergency Airs r Don Can and andC W Wand WC
C Johnson are the Oftl only wreck patient patientand patientsand >
and both are out of danger nser sod improv improving IprotR improvlag ¬
lag tR steadily 1IEIIUll1 ales lly The same encouraging re report report rest ¬
port st was was wa made this tl morning mornta from Gar Garflekl Garfield Garneete
field Hospital about the patients there thereAt thereAt thereAt
At Freedmans Hospital it was said saidthat wdt saidthat
that all the wreck patients pI I are doing doingwell doingwell
well t although ti some = of them are not notyet not notyet
yet out of danger dangerNORTH da dangerNORTH er erNORTH
NORTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR GOVERNORSEEKS GOVERNORSEEKS GOVERNORSEEKS
SEEKS REDRESS FOR LIBEL LIBELRALH1GH LIBELRALKIGII LIBELRALEIGH
RALEIGH N C Jan L IQoYentur IQoYenturGlenn tOovernorGlenn Governor GovernorGlenn
Glenn has ordered his h attorney attom at atGreensboro atGreensboro atGreensboro
Greensboro to issue ue warrants for the thaImmediate theImmediate theImmediate
Immediate arrest arre t of Representative E ESrenear EBreMer ESrencer
Srenear Blackburn of the Eighth Con Congressional Co Cogreslllonal Congressional ¬
gressional district of North Carolina CarolinaGovernor CarellaaI CarolinaGovernor
Governor Glenn afterward afterwar held a phone phoneconversation phoneconversatton phoneconversation
conversation with wtt his attorney at and former for former forID4r ¬
I mer law partner Clement Manly of ofGreensboro ofGreeuboro ofGreensboro
Greensboro who wW tnatitutoproceed tnatitutoproceedngs institute instituteIngs eNl eNli
i Ings ngs against the Repreeentatlve R Rcriminal PNMftta = Y for forTh forcriminal
criminal tr libel libelThte ShotThis
This Th action on the part of the gov governor 80 80emor governor ¬
ernor is the sequence of charges cbars con coritain conta1nlo contalnrl
talnrl ta1nlo tain < > d In a letter sent mt from Waehinn W WAlb1n WAlb1ntoR hlii hliiton
ton by Representative Blackburn to toReprenentstlveclect toRelMefl8ft toRepresentativeeloet
Reprenentstlveclect RelMefl8ft tlveelect H Hacknt + ckett u t r the thoEighth th thEg1th theEighth
Eighth district specifying his ground groundfor groundtor groundsfor
for Contesting the election and alleging allegingamong a allegingamong Ile ng ngamDng
among Other things that th tilt MrDOl MrDOlJlad gernorhad vernor vernorhad
had used undue influence Inrtutn to nc 1ICmpI ucc < mplislHacketts mptisi mptisiHaekfetts ih ihIlackUs
Haekfetts election inasmuch ts h 110 as asmtmber a amember amember
member ef the Slat State textrook text U oWJh > > k mmU mmUrton nmtsWon DPllaton
Won > ton voted otcl w tn favor of the th Amricsn AmricsnBook AmlIleanBook Am eiean eieanBook
Book Company woo U tJI to > f ltpr It i r sent lenq lenqliV8 t ttlve ttlve
tlve alleges an v in return contnfauuc vast vastsums vasteums tit titsums
sums for the purpose of Hscketfs elec election electkln election ¬
tion In turn it was stated Ii iUMI Hsckett isto is isto 18to
to use his bl InfltKlvre InfttK e toward electn electnGovernor electing eleetnacGovernor electingGovernor <
Governor Glenn United States Stat Senator SenatorThe St SenatorThe > netor netorThe
The governor < < overnr denounces > nounf1J the charga chargaaa charg s sas
as libelous and faire talr and states that bo bowill bowU1lns1sr bewill
wU1lns1sr will insist upon criminal redress

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