The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1903-03-12
THE WORLD AT LARGE


Six persons were burned % tsat1
ard cne wss fatally in3ured as the re-
snif OF a are IN a small hotei a. Letter,
sman minins so~r assr EiAins. w.
Dssponfcrt because her poems aud
writings had beea rcleetes ~ onmer-
Gus naeazsses and pubishors. Nss.
Mile Laweon. of ifucoin. Ncb.. took
poison ana likely viii dsc.
Pope Leo. despite the a4rice %
his physician. received 5000 pilgrims
from Berlin. Vienna and Belgium and
bestowed on them bis biessinEr. Pops
Leo was loudly acclaimed by the pil-
grims.
Plans for the national pavilion or
Belgium. transmitted hy Commission
CT Cridicr. we're received BY the Ioais-
lana Purchase exposition The build
ing IS 20 be ane example % the
Preach renaissancc-
Hon. James A. Biount. for - years
member of congress from Georxia.
and aftcrward commissioner para
mount TO the Hawaiian Stands dur
ing the second Cleveland term. died
at Macon. Ca. Of congestion Of the
lungs
The eighth session of the South d.
kota general assembly adjourned
sine die The scenes Of nerrlment
we're abruptly terminated ey tae an
/ nounccmeut Of The deaths of Senators
) Doyle. of Walworth. and Rudolph. ot
Lincoln.
Geo. ]. o. Perry. tho Negro lad in
dictcd Tor the murders of Agnes Nc
Phee. At Somerviiie. and Clara Nor
i ton. at waveriy. commonly referred
!, TO a. the Jack the slugser" cases,
. died at the Cambridge tMass) jail
from nervous exhaustion.
Mrs. Grace Schnell- Walker -cofsn,
(, the much-marriod daughter OF Amos
! smell. whom the missing winie Tascos'
d r. said 20 have killed. has matc her
:. nnh appearance before the matrimon
q fat alter. and Is now known a. Mrs
p Perkins A. Layman
Desirious Of developing the eoun
I. try's agricultural resources BY scien
q tifc methods tho government Of Mica
r. ragua has decided 70 send 20 the Uni,
a. ed states IS students who shall be "a
. -
e ment's expense at various agriculture
II schools in the southern states.
= Five people we're burned to dcatl
In the Aurora road house on Hunke
D.. creek. Alaska. az O'Clock Thursda
Il morning Chas. ncrmaisc who owr
ie ed the house. his wife and two chi
Is dren and Thomas Baird. who was 4
7. charge of one % the government roa
NJ houses. we're burned % a crisp.
Ia. Mai Gen. william Buei Frankll
a. died AZ his homg' In Hartford. O.
ie- aged 50 years. He had been In poo
health for several years and had IA
-. cd pcrceptlbly since the death Of n
ll' wife three years ago. he was eias
H mate OF Gen u. : Grant al We
n, Point and served In the Mexican an
81 civil wars.
~ A destructive windotorm visits
lot Hlatviile. Kan. One house. with
m occupants. was lifted NJ and ca
no ricd half a mile The house vi
no wrecked aud the members Of the fAl
~ ly were bruised other persons Ne
an. blown out OF houses and received on
en- slight injuries. Many horses and G.
at- tie were killed.
wn Il. NJ Rodinc. J. W. Brennan a
10 +. II. W Schnltc. OF the Internatior
"a Cooperative company. St Louis. vi
~ arrested on indictments issued
rlv Judge Douglas. OF the criminal eou
the on the request OF the grand jury.
en- were released on bond The indl
the menss are the result OF the investt
gis- ucn into the turf investment concer
ies The harge against the three men
conspiracy to dcsraud