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Fsr , JSHED APRIL 8, 1906. BLUEFEELD. WEST VIRGINIA, MONDAY AFTERNOON, JULY 19, 1909. PRICE TWO CENTO
Fros.dent’s Demand For
Lower Duties May Result
•In Conferees Reporting
Partial Agreement.
CORPORATION TAX
AMENDMENT.
Redraft Submitted to House
( onlerees at This Morn
ing's Session.
Washington. I». .July 19. Tie
House at tin* morning session passed
the Omnibus Hallway Bridge bill.
W The lariff conferees received a re
(liaft of tlu* corporation lax an • ml
m«?nt.
Senator Crane has be ;i *■.*’»• ,| hurt
fonn a visit • liI» hmi > n Matsi
chusetts to .ific his influrmt i j u
cure lower rates on raw mate Inis.
The New Kn (land sena' »i •> giner.il
ly favor free entry of raw mate rials.
Aldrich alone insisting 0.1 i\t,»
of duly all tung the line.
It is reported at the Co,.ho: to
day that if President Tap insists
t pon free raw materials a...I •. Ijwi r
ing of th.* t.oilT ail ulon.j ■ t line
it will lie iioeesoary for ft .* conferees
io repoit a partial agree.... i.t . i.ltr
and take the sci.c of tic .Imse and
Senato on J10 reeomme’t !.’• it. $ o.
tile President. Leaders of the House
don’t believe that this will be done,
however, because to bring back tin*
bill for amendment might open up
the entire subject and ke *p Congress
Li session at least another month.
If the recommendations of the
President are granted, when tin- new
tariff bill becomes a law the rates on
tin* unifies which he desired to come
in free will he as follows:
Iron oro, free. (Present rate, 4 0
cents per ton.)
Oil, free. ( \«w protected by coun
tervailing duty.)
Hides, 7 4 per cent, ad valorem.
(Present rate. 15 per cent.)
Coal. 45 cents per ton. (Present
rate, G7 cents per ton.)
I.umber, probably $1.25 on rough;
with Senate rates on flnishel. This
would be n material reduction
throughout the lumber schedule.
Coal at forty-five <jentx a ton, it
WUS declared, would prove satisfac
tory to eve: y seclTon except Wyom
ing. which fears that the industry in
that State might !>e ruined by cheap
( an ad Ian coal. Two railroads aiu
now building from Northwestern
States to Canada which will tap the
Canadian coalfields.
president Taft will wi.i another
decided victory in the Philippines
free trade provision. The sub-corn,
mil lee w hich has been considering
this section has decided to permit
the f 1 ♦*«-* admission or 150,000,000
cigars annually, as requested by the
President, instead of 70,000,000 a
would l»e admitted under a Senate
amend m.*nt.
It Is expert* (I t he Philippine *ec
lion ns approver! by the hiiIwornmit
t*e will be adopted. It provides
for the free admission of 800,000
pounds of wr;i|i|>*>i' tobacco .i;id I,
500,000 pounds of filler tobacco an l
.‘500,000 ton* *if sugar.
With the exception of rice and the
limitation placed upon tobacr.* m 1
sugar, “the growth, ibe prodne: **r
manufacture of the Philippine i
lands," will b** admitted fie. Th
Inclusion of the words “or m mufac
*" the subjeet of criticism In
many quarters.
Many think this would make it
possible to ship ra w mat* rials Into
the Philippine Islands for nia.iufa
ture w ith cheap labor and then bring
them to the United States free (,t
duty.
The metal schedule with the * x
1 re (if Ion of Iron ore and a few of it*
products, practically has been agreed
upon. Borne of the patagrnphs may
he reopened when the Iron ore qu« c
tlon ha s been settled. On win
nail* th** rate of those of one Inch
or more In length was fix d a* four
tenth of one rent per pound, and on
smaller size* three fourth* of a co->\
This Is an increase on the smaller
sizes and a decrease on the larger
flze* from the Dlngley rates.
OIH» PF.f.l/OWS ItF.MOV.If*.
niueflold l.odge So. 250, I. (). O
F*., ha* removed Its lodge rooms to
the Red Men's Building nnd will
meet Tuesday night, duly 2 ith in It*
new hall. All members requested
to attend.
! STATE LEVY
FOR ROAR TAX
Governor and Board of Pub
lic Works Will Decide
On Lew.
Charleston, July 1 p.—The lioir 1
of Public Woiks will hold a meeting
this week before (Jovernor tliascock
leaves for the West, and together
they iwll determine whetuer the one
cent property tax authorized 'in*
legislature for la*- load fur.,1 will
lie levied.
The one tent direct property : •<
was authorized hj the l< ,,ish. .
last winter when it passed a Id))
making a levy, tin* money rcsulHna
from which was to go into a s r •
road fund which would also com a
the license taxes collected from own
ers of automobiles and a <■ i tain u*i.
from .he penitentiary.
My adding one cent to the dir.- t
property lux tin* direct Mato tax
would lx* Increased to six cents, and
while it is unlikely limt there wo ml
be any serious objection from tie
taxpayers knowing that spcli a lax
was going to be expended for I he Im
provemen: of the roads in the sever
al counties, some of ihc S ate idfl
elals do nut take kindly to the prop
osition to increase the Stale tax.
in the law as passed by the legis
lature there is a conflict with the
constitution. The organic Inst u
ment gives the county courts pow
er to supervise the expenditure of all
moneys for road purposes while tin*
bill would place this authority ]u the
hands of the commissioners of public
public roads.
At the present time there is little
use for the mon.y In the State de
partment of pu1 lie works. The new
officials have commerced to ask the
county courts fo. data concerning
the amounts i ,.eai r.u toad Improve
ments in 190S j u I for road maps
and the total in tuber ol miles of road
in eacli county.
t’ntil such Information Is secured
bv tlie department of public roads,
little money can be expended prop
el l.v, and the taxes collected from 111?
fine cent proper, j tax could not be
apportioned among the several coun
11 ea until the State department had
the proper information upon which
to work.
One plan suggested to the boa t!
of public works Is fo reduce the five
fenl piopeity tax for school pur
poses (O four r uts an(] add tin* one
cent property ta xfor road pu -poses,
making the total direct State tax five
cents as at present. Tills pr ipo«. -
• ion i: being considered and will !> *
discussed at the meeting of tie b >m j
of putdlr works. «
THREE CITIES
MAY BE WET.
T]|.< prohibition situation in Ala
bama Is an interesting one Just now,
indications printing to the early re
peal of the statewide law so far ar
I! ir mi ogham MoblV and Montgom*
cry are-concerned.
Covenor It. It Coiner hrts f ailed
• he l<* v f I a l n :-e t<i meet in extraor*
idinaiy session f»n dulv 27 and during
i 'if assembly the enemies of Hlalf
I wl le prohibition siy they will get
in th< Ir good work. It is proposed
to r<-enact a Statewide prohibition
bill w i thi s * three leading c-If lei
! In the State excluded.
WIIL TABOO TFE
PESKY TRUSTS.
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Washington, Jilv Hi. NHjher
I trust-fed, trust-clothed, nor trust*
I armed will the Amcrlnn soldi* r be
IT Secretary of War McKinnon can
prevent it.
Th>- secretary of war Iirn Jm<t la
sued a new rule for th«- purchase of
■upplien f<»r the army. 11• ■ directed
I’.rigadler General Henry G. Sharpe.
eomml«*ary genera), not to ent.*r In
fo direct contract with any corpora
tion which in a party or combination
in restraint of trade, lie has alno
directed that no <a ding be had
with any agent or middleman who
may he a representative of such a
cone.-m.
Il< >|i\ IIH’OVI-'.HFM.
The body of Duma Porter, who
drowned at Thaeker last we* k wa
recovered a abort distance below
w'herc ha disappeared.
BUY HOLY
: Would liesco Tomb of
Christ From Hands of Pa
I gan Mohairm edans W‘ho
Now Own It.
PALESTINE I S
FART OF TURKEY.
IV})(* Pius Tries to Interesi
., . . i
<« nunny in the
Enterprise.
i. : d. a, f:.1 ^. Jul> 19. Tlio
( .It. ui:. O.iUlvh lull loilt; Ifl Dll'll le| (
the fact t at tin- Holy Sepubhle U
•;i Hie hand of P.r'.uti M< umUUGlaiiH
.mil t. is reported on reliable aulhorl
! »y that the Pope (out' inpl ites an »■ r
I fort to pur. tin <* it f. uu Turkey. It
i Mi d i tin: b< has nin tu overt urea to
file (!< miiuii Kmperor to etilbt bis
abl in the euterpi lae.
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B. & C. Asks Fcr Bids On a
Rush Order Aggregating
Almost Ten Million Dol- ;
lars.
Haltimore. Mil., .1111 y 19. It was
announco.l at 111,1 executive offices
of the Holtimore At Ohio railroad
in tills city that Idds inivc been ask
ed on 11,000 freight curs, 71) paHHeii
ger ears and 0.7 locomollvt s, involv
ing in all. an expenditure of between
fl),000,000 .111(1 $10,000,000.
All of tills equipm nl is for do
Hvo v a soon ;is the manufacturers
can nun it out, which should lie be
gun in aboitt three months. The
order for freight cars Includes •*.
000 steel end, self charing coke
cars, designed for tnc most expedi
tious handling of cok*». 1,000 drop
end gondolas for handling struclu al
.-tt el. rails p.-.i I long building mater
ial. 1,000 box ears, 500 ventilated
box e-r for the shipment of pro
duce in laio fall and winter traf
fic and ..00 of the latest deign iefrig
crate;- cars.
The pars, user equipment Includes
• > parlor cafe ears of most Inodera
<1- sign and 15 latest type vestibule
pa*. * tiger eo.'cln , i • remainder'of
the order boirig made up of combi
nation pas 'nger a n, | baggage, cars.
In the locomotive order v. Ill be
j 30 Atlantic Typo engines for use on
thiough express trains and design-j
I od lor hauling heavy trains at high |
i speed al e) 30 •onsolldsU J freight
engln. a.
i This order of equipment by the
Hal Imore A- Ohio is of vital interest
1 to Baltimore, a: It indicates huL>
I slant ini Itnprovemcnt In both tin;
I par-»'H"(v an(| ffcig.it business of
the road.
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< III: I M,l <i\\ s iloMI,,
The n< w Odd K' How ' Home at
KIkiiis ( .ihoiii < cimi|»1 • t••il. The work
men a.i now engage | In removing
'lie ii(i!n limb'r ami laying out
"rounds, and w hen t no Orand
l»o lg<* if. jii N'ovenibo. it will
nave turned over i » ;* one of the fi
nest buildings in tlie state, worth,
in. hiding (he Improved grounds,
00n. Then an* 22,000 Odd
■ K< Hows In the state.
lie building bn an Imposing a;.
P nranee, it is (wo stories hi*ii,
w lb *. i |e, .in I I SP !><• long. Til®
wal'i are of New l.cxl mton brick,
Of a mottled li«h» terra cot la shade,
,v. hi n In ! he sunlight p.» seats many
i varying hades. Tit* roof Is of fine
tiling. A porch 12 feet wide ex
tends the full length oi the build
ing a I across the two ends, t im
roof of which is supported by 32
.»o'umns 12 inches In diameter.
The btiDdilig loutains ss rooms,
I- 1> a 'd by ;.« a in, l:ght.*.l b*. nat
ural gas and wire | for electric
I ghts, ail wiring being In steel con
duits. The building also has a com
plete natu.nl gas heating plant, A
I foundation Is being put In for the
waterworks plant.
THE LATHAM
GOES TO SEA
Attempted Flight Across
the English Channel A
Failure Because of Defec
i
tive Motor.
PICKED DP BY
FRENCH DESTROYER.
Large Crowd ol Njn'ctators
Oil Doth Sides of the
t
! liglidi Chaimcl.
. .
•Calais, Fiance. July l!» Hubert
l.atham attompji n •<> My across the
Ku llr'h Ob a anal in hi* newly con
r-railed aeroplane litis morning.
When h » bad covered a part of t\o
distance Hie him bine became ltn
uiaiiag. able and plunged Into the
ren. Neither Lnthnm nor the nut
(Vine wore Injured as both woo
picked up alnioBt immediately by a
Fre.ich torpedo ooa( destroyt'r walci
follow* i] the Might.
I nthatn says Hint the accident w(«
due to the motor slowing down. IK*
will mak.* another attempt soon
The flight wad witiK'Hsed b> an im
mense crowd at the starting point
while nn equally large crowd wan
eagerly a waiting the arrival or the
aeroplane on the Kiigllsh side of the
Channel.
Mingo Judge Denies Their
Riglit to Hear Cases
Under the Johnson Pistol
Toting Lav/.
Justices of Hie peace in various
counties of tlu^ State have assumed
their Jurisdic tion to try eases under
the Johnson pistol toting law passed
a; the last session of tin* legislature
and have jmpo»e,j lines and jail sen
tences In a number of Instances.
Judge L. A. 8nmpselle, of the
Criminal Court <»f Mingo county,
holds tlialr Justices have no jurisdic
tion in oases of this kind.
Iii instructing the grand Jury at
the beginning of tie- present term
of bis court Judge SampKo||<> made
especial reference to the fact that
Several Min go county justices had
violatej the Johnson pistol act by
trying rases without Jurisdiction.
Law;, e.-fl and Judges seem to dis
agree : on>:eruing the (pie tion of
Jurisdiction with reference to Jus
tires. anti aa opinion of the attorney
general Is being awaited,
II Ol MIts. LVMftFItT.
Mrs. Fannie Lambert, wife of
James Lambert, of Narrows, who was
brought to this city several days ago
in a very critical condition and oper
ated upon, wn too feeble to rally
fiom the operation and after linger
ing for about two weeks, she died
v< feitlny. Her remains were taken
to I'hlegsr, Va., for interment. She
is urvlved byn husband.
PATRICK TRIAL
BEGINS TODAY.
Han Fr im 'vfo, July 10. Tho aor*
onf| trial of Patrh-k "alhoun, prvst
rl*-nt of tho t'liil.l It ■» i * ;k
Cuxorl of bribing *ttl>orvlio»r“ Is « x
raotf-l »o boglfj boro . in.iy,
Olivo Rob' kali l<odgo Ni 00, Imv
I >g movod from It. of 1,. I*. Mall to
Kagloa' Mall on Minn I a'root, will
hold tholr roular mootl*. on ;|m
HHTONI) arid FOfllTH THITMIJNY
NIGHTS Inat* ad of Friday n'lthiS* ax
h rotoforo.
MRS G. W III:TF,KINGTON X G
Jy 1 ••St,
3001) ORDER
AT_ TEHERAN
St. Pot.'raburg, RunHia, July 10.
Tho Kmodan ndvanoo on I’crda har
boon halted by tho government a i
t horlties boraiixo good ordor has hot n
ro-.-atabllahod at T« boran.
LIEUT. SUTTON
SAYS SISTER
Navy Derailment Begins
Inquiry at Annapolis To
day Fullest Latitude to
Inquidy Says Court.
NAVAL OFFICER
OPENLY ACCUSED.
1 <a\v\ ors I nsi riiHrtl In ('nm
l*al Atiempl nn Sutton's
< ’haraci. i.
Annapolis, Md., July 1 !>.- The
naval board or Inquiry aui liorl/.ed by
tin Navy I>tpai!nifiii .«» inquire into
the myatfrltniH death of Lieutenant
•laiiieM X. Hutton, Or loin- 12, l«>07,
eonnnenred proeei ding'* at tea
o’eloi k t iiin morning.
Before the beg Inn tug of the trial
Mrs. Sutton and tier daughter, Mr
Barker, declared thnt they were con
fident of belnR able to convince t in
board that Lieutenant Sutton did not
commit an Icide. Naval nfttrorB be
lieve that a novo re attack on the
character of Hutton will be mad
during tiie Inquiry. Mrs. Hutton
hn« 111 htmeted lawyerH to combat any
such attempt.
Major Harry Leonard, Judge ad
vocate ol the Marine Corps, nays that
the fullest latitude will lie given tie
Inquiry.
Hofoiv tho opening of the proceel
liiStB thia morning, .Mrs. Murker, si
tor of Lieut. Hutton, openly nee it sod
one o(fleer of being guilty of the
dentIt of Iter brother.
Lieut. Vd.tm*. S clone companion
»»f Lie ii t, Sutton before Ills dentil,
this morning exprea-ed hostility to
Mih. Sutton and her daughter.
It Is reportc,) that Lieut. Itoel
her. nn Important witness who ha
been missing, ban been found niel
will be brought lor. to give (<• ti
mony during the investigation.
A TREAT
il STORE
Musicale at Bland Street
Church Tuesday Night,
July 20th.
Don't fo vi i the treat In store for
you Tuesday evening at lllutid Street,
church when the Ml11- a Si uni t, ||aw
kins and Meery will give one of tie ir
inn Icals co.ihI tia;' of vie a I an I In
ttiiineiilal select lolls. You will lie
happily entertained and in the tin m
Mine |»e helping a worthy . an e \.|
mission Adul ••, r#o. ; children
TO It I If |IO\\ \ I ut;s.
It wl!| he Interesting lli iv ,•
age housewife to I. now n out" r>
liable method of exlerinbialln ; t,u
pesky, and highly nn an l ny ioiim
ny.
An exilian" a\ . that it h.< mad"
investigations along (hi |m a* I
I IL.tla that flics like foimFIc'ltd |*
puts about two I eh spool 'In of that
I arti< |«. |n u fan of water . . ’ v.i.che
the flies go Into It. T'ee\ p.tii ik
of il giceili 1 y and in a f . nil,,, t
i here is a fine roller I Ion m p v e. .
I si arranged that they ca i , •,%. t
I up In a d't pan an I rein > I . .
But that Is not the n.l vlrt
Ol this fly I I a lb ;<tor, Fo, .•; ! !i ,-b ,
being a powerful ilbiaf <■-.,»
death fit the micro organ:s n < on il>e
files nad kills them to-, tier vt*h
llelr vehicle". Ian a'! I; at" r of
contagion is removed nn I *1 ■ f|l<
are not only kill' d 'but - (,i
I embalnf'd as well.
_
Mr. and Mi*. VV J. II it ton and
Mr*. Sloyd Kranol*»o, I * *f t thi* morn
ing for Olade Spring*, Va., wh<
they will visit relative* for .1 month,
rimy went by hum •> \.r« Tazewell
and Saltvi|]«,
f. M I lari ley, of F\i! in on I, State
deputy of the Woodmen of the
World, arrived in the ekv Saturday
night and will organize a camp of
that order \Wd.ie day night.
•1. K, Hurt, of Tax* well, Va. Ik
In the <?lty today on bttftl.ie**.
SENATOR SCOTT WILL
NOT BOLT TUFF BILL
Norfolk & Western Expects
to Complete Improvement
Before tlie End of the
Year.
UntilIngton, .inly 10. The work
ol' double I nuking the Norfolk &
Western rabroad he.we. t ('olttinbns
and K nova Is progressing rnpldlv
and indication now point |o (he f let
1 bat .In* work will lie complete I be
fore tile begin ,lng of l lie new year.
|i**r•' IblJ lie foie I he I d It of Novem
hor. Tne Immense coal 1 mi luevs
Icing done by the N. & w. makes II
non sn\ i Iihi i he work ahoiil ! be
eompleled at Hie emllesi possible
lime and it Ih i In- inieiteloii to keep
al' rye a fi n e at wot k i Is pos dble
n il I ii Ih done. At a ‘dozen o;
nore piitfos along lb,- line between
I’m iKinotilli and Konowa, work or
widening Ilio glade is being ptixlte |
and for several tulles on the lower
‘ -'d "f Ike line Uils work Is about
completed and tin- I rack laying will
proceed.
Tin- company Is , mploylng a large
lor.e, much of which |h composed
ol native labor and the resull Is Dial
bn Iness along Ho- linu has been con
siderably improved by .lie disburse
nu ol-; of large muiiis of money by
ih" company.
WALTER KIZER
BADLY HURT
young Carpenter Fell From
A Building at Pocahontas
Saturday and Received a
Dangerous Injury.
Saturday niirrfiiHiii, will In ;it work
°M n lion n ?il I’m allonliiH, wlicr A.
ii. Ki/.or wa foldrnilo , VVallrr
K i/.nr wiih bnndtl m :i |ii«>n> of <’ mil.
''if, ill It liifli imllil on tlic bn 111| | •. >
wl'fii Ilf Ioh| lib; Ii;i l.mcf .11>,| fell,
iisliilniiif ;i il i;i»>i roiis injiir> to t'lc
'•If f»l' Ii I k In.id. ||.- wm |,ron»'il
l'» IM ill'll Id Sanitarium .vilfrdiy
j •• i* 11 in i<i'i\'iii|‘ fa if fill til if-nl Ion,
•»'ii i' ' < • in ii i bur fond: inn.
riiarl . n v< i of eifiirfo. k. ri ll
from a rrinlf 1 a I Friday and •*
oin of his I.iIkIi ;. ||<* | < i., hi a I
ou (inalilfiii.
Mi Mil'On - * vv * i n I no foil will] •
moili : :h>- .1 bo run and minialm>'l a
fi'o'nr. of thf .'fkIif limb above Mie
km >.
NOT THE FAULT
OF MR. BARBOUR.
i > ir I /,< • hi, .1 • fit l< id (i.i
I'TIfJay staled that It* lllff Vein I'oi a
• ifintii Coal Compute had postpone I
Im pin day until ;|,e u |r .i ii,mill In
' n a of flu In ivy f|e le t ol Pn; mm>
f< r \V l i ,u out. who was n.mill
to k> ■ h's pay.oils In . hape for last
H.iturday.
W' a, '■ i,nv in nf .ne I t li.it out
fort' lonrlent wm In error In ufat
li* l tl.it flu deity •,* a s occasion*-I
i>v tin* pstyrn.t tor. *ir. Harbour,
wh lo havlfi« a great niany duties l i
i> i form, wa not behir. l with his
•.tyro 11 hut had If r< i ly on lime, and
tii" riianv/etnent of tie company,
for other reasons, de. id<*d to change
I ' pa la. a.i I nrnke it iinlfo m with
ihe othci oper.i • ion* in th< Ciraiion.
STRIKE UNSETTLED.
I’lttshunr. Pa., July 19. The
Pre e d H(e» i Car Company l» still
Idle. Some mtii have returned to
work but the gr» it majority of Its
employe* are -till on trike,
i Misquoted By a. Wheeling
Afternoon Paper S iid a
Number Would Probably
Vote Against It .
COAL AND LUMBER
MAY BE REDUCED.
Thinks Adjournment Itn
mobnble llelon* I'Mrsl of
A ugust.
W’lii'clI.Hv, W. Vn., In I* in Sonn
.’ll V. O Scott arrive.1 la the elly
Saturday from War hliiRton on a
brief bn Inetfs liiji, the Senate JiBT
I ip ml join pel until linn: row to
avail a report of the eo.iferoiKe com
mittee on lli<» In Iff hill. Senator
Sent! expre.-i • «1 doubt as I » West
Virulnl i innilm Ih l eli'tt protecfecl by
n vei y lii b duty, v leu the achedlllo
la inaiplcl 1 and ftunlly adopted*
" I lie New Knglnud Still.»h .iro not
in favor of n duly on coal, oil uml
' lumber,‘ he wild, “but would rather
I have them admitted free, while they
want their own products p •oleeled,
Tito pleat northwestern Slates liavo
.1 nl h duty n i oats, barley, bay uml
utli<r products of that section, and
nlHO want coni and lumber admitted
lice, while the S miVeni and Weft torn
Statei a.e Ip the same position.
•'West Virginia, Kentucky, Mary
land .m | the Siutes In the Central
port Ion, urn thus caught hot ween tho
upper ami nether inlllstnn s, and wo
have la I l lie hardest kind of a fight
to c< any kind of protection wliat
evi r for West Virginia products. I
iiv fought as hard as possible to
1 rulei t West Virginia’s interest's In
till* Oil.lie, 1)11, I (lint hay exactly
how th • hill will he reported hack
from the <■ .itferenc ’ coinntlltee,
“I think vv.< will get a duty on Inm
her Hot to exceed $1, while the COftl
mlo dii' i nine l>ai k a.- |» cparud hy
• ue House, with n « ontorvullifig duty.
I I .* 1 If < at; nl i < lunges u duly of
j tiu ((ills, our duty would ho tho
Cana t> might, al nny time
I more tin. ..ad I think It best
" ! ive a Mr. light duty, regard less
I of w Ii t Cm la e > ,, and havo
I ton it lor this all along. Wo put
In ■ 11.ii lit dots oi tin cents on coal
j Ml I e ; ojiuln.”
CIuxh and INittery.
• a i' ui'l >'o the gla s and pottery
! '’ 'i ii . . , enalor S oil expressed
' him: Ii jo very hop< Ini. *'| had .'i
1 onv« i alio.i with ('resident Taft a
few da) a: o, and he assure 1 m • that
he feeli; \ . ■ | y Ilioudl.V III lllis SOCtloU,
anil tmil the duly oil po I.■ ry and
i !.u w ill i' ma lii ns |l w m |ef|. hy
I u Hetiale.
I’1 onallv I III. i iie old Diagley
l , vv het'ei in many respects than
lie new hill, a it profe. e,| Indus
,,!e of lliis : late |, M'-i Ilian doe i
i lie out now w ith (lie l o iiuilte.',"
. mil or fii ot i slated that he had
| . i n inim|uoieii ja an evening paper,
in *1 ; ard lo It’s aMim le to the new
hi I, i h« had not i.thl lint lie would
vol" against It. ‘ | aid tint |f tho
hill eotne. hark with tan duly taken
off oi the products of i ils section,
a .; wither would prohuhly volo
l'inI*. ■ o Paid, hut named no
one in pa11icular.
In mmrd to th1 duration of tho
• *•"" i;,l 'on, He.mtor Keott staled
h i he wool I he ngrei ildv surprised
'f -I I i Jit hit in" fn ti 11 shod before
j l he fit I of \ii»ii f. There will In
I another fight when the hill Is re
1,"» ii | from the coiiimh fee,
A 1 * t.le chances of till* hill being
I-'1 '■ I hy I’lf-id.'id Taft, Hen at or
•h'ot i iid ?h >f lie kae ,'. nu lling do
h ,i'< i he had h id no Intimation
of what \|r, (aft will d , other than
.tn .vspap< r reports.
DENIES RECALL.
Wa Ii n II, l> C. filly I ft. Ti: ,
j .I:i|,an«*ru* nmliit nJor has lanncd a
I - liiieir VIII fl«* ii y I hi? Ill reported re*
,f >11 by tin* Itnpe lil ';<».( ruiH''™,it at
I** <:io. Il«' ny 4 tin ie v,;ir no foitn*
! 'tlon whatever for ihe rumor,
SPAIN ENGAGES
REVOLTING TRIBES.
Vf.i-I*-«i. s aln, »"|y m Thu
^pan li a in;, i It j 11 m and .''trnng,
Or,gn.:< 1 III*' hoo; O I ho revolting
tribe* of .\Joro< f a and In a severe en
gagement defeated th m with h* avy
lO'lS.
M. It. Carter of Norton, V'a., ’3 A
vl itoi In this cltj today,