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The Washington times., 1904-05-29
DIED.

MAIN-On Friday. May q. 1904 at 5.45
pm, LEWIS g. MAIN. at the residence
Of his sister Miss Aiollie NJ Main AZ q
Street northwest
Funeral from his late residence SIN
6sy afternoon at O'Clock. Friends and
relatives invited. lnterment private.
Frederick and MiddletOwn, Md. papers
please copy) my2S-2t
The Washington times., 1904-05-29
MINISTER JOHN BARRETT
ARRIVES FROM ARGENTINA

Dispatches from New York announce
that John Barrett, recently named
United States minister to Panama. ar
rived in New York yesterday on The
Scnard Lfne steamer Lucania from
LIVERPOOL
Mr.. Barrett IS expected In Washington
tomorrow He Is returning from the
Argentine Republic where ne served
as United States minister for six
months before his appointment 10 the
post In Panama.
The Washington times., 1904-05-29
MILES REGAINS HOMESTEAD.

FITCHBURG. Mass. May Zs.-DanieI c.
Miles, OF Westminster, has recorded the
deed from Patrick Brosnahan to Gen.
Nelson A. Niles and d. c. Miles. joint
ly. of the old Miles homestead where
the general was born The property has
been out OF the family possession for
forty-three years
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE FIRST annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the Mosaic Tile and
Cement Brick Machinery Company viii
be held in its Offices IN the Bond Build
ing. Washington. d. C. JUNE s. 19O4
AT NOON, for the purpose OF electlng
4 board Of directors or trustees
1HOS- J. PARKER. Secretary.
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TIME TO DIE HAD COME.

Cl-EARFiELD. Pa. May 2S-Wesley
r. Shirley, civil war veteran and we'll
known farmer, fell from land roller
and his neck was dislocated. He refused
medical attendance and said his time
to die had come. He may live several
The Washington times., 1904-05-29
AGlEaE Aand Fever. and Nala-is IN
LILLE " all forms and all stages
IIH1At Tquiekly and permanently
Elixir BABEK,

HIITTEDI " REPAIRS WATCHES AND
AAO LNLl CLOCKS EXPERTLY.
Don't take chances II yours need repairing
Have Butterly do the work and you're guaran-
teed expert service.
$50 G ST. NV. Around the corner from 7th
The Washington times., 1904-05-29
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

Scarlet fever IS unknown In cam
tries where cows milk Is not usad
as food. hence milk from unsanitarv
stables may contain the poison pro-
ducing It
MIX Is also known to have caused
epidemics Of
DIPHTHERIA. TYPHOID. and other
ENTERIC DISEASES.
A proper and simple precaution
consists Ia
SCALDINe MILK
Don't boil IT.
for children and invalids-and sca1d~
ing viii not affect its digestlbility.
After scalding. keep cool and COW
cred
A regular diet for children on con-
densed milk IS inadvisable-
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS.
We favor a stringent law prohibit
Ing the sale, or use IN ice cream, Of
any CREAM not Pasteurized-
The Washington times., 1904-05-29
BRITONS AND GUESTS
ABOUT BANQUET BOARD

is not a place 90 make money or even
to spend IL Ilaughterl. but is a place
for intellectual and spiritual life. and
for such buildings TO claim your inter
est as the Capitol, the Library OF Con-
Sress, and the other public buildings
The admiration of the visitors for the
library was shown by enthusiastic ap-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
BIG FIRE IN CINCINNATI.
Property to the Amount Of Hsn . Nil.
Hon Dollars Went Up in Smoke.

Cincinnati. Nov. 2f.-Fire caused n
loss Sunday In the central part OF tha
city. on the south aida ~ ro,rth
between Walnut and Main streets. and
also or Main. near Fourth. approxi-
mating 100000. Il started about
noon In an abandoned building IN the
rear OF the Pounsford Stationery CO
There was a strong breeze that caused
the flames 20 spread rapidly so that
Win me whole FIRE department at
WorN II required several hours 20 get
the confagration under control and
carly In the afternoon a general con
Migration was Appreciated The loss
on the several nve-st0ry buildings was
$4,000. distributed as follows. Mc-
Miekon estate. $4,000. Rudolph wur-
liter. $4,000. Baker estate. $4,000.
Ssmmct Bros. $4,000. J. Frank
Jones. 5000. The nine story st. Paul
building. owned by the Emorys. stop-
ped the fire westward and was dam
aged about $500.
Next west OF the ~ Paul building
is the fS-story new building OF the
First National bank. which suffered no
damage. But little was saved east OF
the ST Paul building 90 Main street.
As the McAfickeu estate an went to
the University az Cincinnati. that IN
stitution Is O heavy loser The heavi-
Get losses were on stocks OF mcrchan-
disc. as follows. The Rudolph Wur-
htzcr Co. pianos and musical iustru-
monts. S20o 900. Insurance. 100000
The Pounsford Stationery Co. 100000.
F. a. Schwiil & Sons. manufacturers
~ glassware and botlcrs supplies.
S550o0. Queen City window glass
works. $4,000. tho Lorlng Andrews
Co, iewelry manufacturers. $4,000.
sammct Bros. taiiors. $1,000. Thomas
kennedy. type machinery. $4,000. J
VI. Eilers & Co. $4,000. r. IT Bern
Ing & Sons. tobacco. $4,000. Bcn-ing-
er Bros. 5000; Block Publishing Co.
$1,000, kncon Coal Co.. $1,000.
Thompson Stationery Co. $4,000: Geo.
Schinorhals q Sons. taiiors. $4,000
The Beta Thata Phi lost $1,000. John
+. Hugo. printer. $1,000. the Cincin-
matt Blue Print Co. $1,000. John Hol-
lond's gold pen factory. $1,000. Among
the other losers were George Hauck.
barber. Poland a. CO.. real estate.
John Rcttig artist. Miss Myers dress
maker, Isaac smoad. heating station.
and many lawyers and other Offices.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
YOUNG TEACHER KISSING.
The Family Fears she Hss Met Win
Fe0i Play.

Louisville. Ny. Nov. Suicide
theories 70 explain the diaapp1arnncs
o. Miss Ida Baron we're giver qeie-
tns BY the discovery THURSDAY that
the u5ss;ns Young school teaches had
goae . her trunk. where she had ISL
In cash. and taken ouf Sff before lear-
ms The house. She Is not known to
have contemplated any purchases With
this money. ant X has been fouad that
she did not deposit Sc iu the hank
where she has an account. She has an
sunt. Mrs. Margaret Plato IN So 10
seph. No. with whom she correspond
ca. it was thought tina; she might
have some there but telegram from
Mrs. PLATO states that nothing has
been beard from her
Councilman John Baron. her father.
believes that she started far the
Worlds fair aud has met wish foul
play. Her sister went 90 Sc Louis 90
see the fair several weeks ago She
desired % 80 az the time. hui decided
she would rather use the money 20
make a payment on cottage which
she had bought
It IS known that Miss Baron intend
ed 90 be az home Monday evening. and
she had every reason to desire 20 be
there.
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Fourteen Of Them Who Have
Been Employed at Worlds
Fair Deported.
ALSO 232 CRIaAHER SENT AWAY
On Report Of immigration Inspector
Dunn DEPARTMENT OF Commerce and
Labor Ordered Their Deportation.
The Case Has Been Pending FOR Sew
ersl Weeks ard q Hard Fight Was
Mace to Induce the OHieiais 20
Allow Them 20 Remain.

Washington. Nov. 1S-On the report
Of Immigration Inspector Damn. az 81.
louis. the department OF commerce
and labor Thursday ordered the denor.
tntion OF Il Gcisha girls and six Chs
nesc who have been employed in
concession AZ the Worlds fair.
The case has been pending for sew
eral weeks and q hard fight was made
by the representatives o. the Geisha
girls TO induce the government author
flies 20 permit them to remain in this
country. Il is said that on the state.
ment OF facts set out in Inspector
Dunn's report the authorities could 10
nothing less than order the doporia-
ton 81 the women. II IS understood
that they VIII De deportei immodl
atclv.
ST. Louis. Nov. IS-Tvo hundred
and thirty-two Cinnamon who have
been connected with n Worlds fair
concession since the opening Of tho
exposition. departed Thursday nirht
Ia eight special cars over the Wabash
railroad on their way Co san Francis
CO. where they will sail Tor China
They were admitted Oh ho United
States under bond and Bcriuon
measurements were taken OF each
member oi the party Ia one % tho
cars accommodation were reserved
Tor "a Gcisha girls. who had also been
hlliug an engagement az the Worlds
fair. The japanese were deporiod ON
orders received from Washington on
Thursday. whore the papers had bcon
sent after a hearing before the local
authorities to prevent tho girls from
being sent out OF tho United States.
There was considerable excitement
az the house where the Geisha girls
had hocn under guard by tho federal
authorities for several months. when
the immigration authorities attempted
to escort them 20 tho station one of
the girls refused Co leave her room
and &c was necessary to carry her CD
the carriage Just previous to tho de-
portatlon u thc Cinnamon ara EFFORT
was made TO prevent them being toe
ken away from ST. Louis by hahear
corpus proceedings. secured in the
United States court. but tho deputy
served it upon the wrong immigration
Inspector and before The mistake was
discovered the train bearing he Che
namen and their guards had departed
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
TWELVE PERSONS MET DEATH.
Two Entire Families Wiped out BY a
Fire In Brooklyn.

New York. Nov. -Smothcrcd be-
iore they could reach the rear FIRE
escape IN a burning tenement building
90 lS6 Trouiman street IN the VIII
hamsburg district % Brooklyn. - per.
sons mot death shortly before ?
o'clock Sunday morning Two entire
families. those of Naranio Troio and
Charles lolornio. are wiped cut. tho
LAST living member of each being now
in % hospital with mo- hope 90 their re-
covery They are Charles poiornio.
50 years ola. and Tony Trolo. Z 8 years
OLD both of whom are terribly burned.
Although in the corouer's opinion.
all Tho dead were snnocated. the bod.
ies were badly burned before they
could be taken from the ruins hy the
hrcmcu
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
Statue Of Frederick the Great
Unveiled in the City of
Washington.
PRESIDENT MADE CHIEF ADDRESS.
Both the War and Navy Department
officials Participated in the
Military Ceremonies.
The National Capital Has Seldom VII.
messed a More Brilliant and Dis
tinsuished Assemblase-ldeai
Weather Prevailed.

Washington. Nov. l9.-At the white
house Friday night President and
Mrs. Roosevelt entertained at dinner
the special commissioners of Emperor
William az the unwilling of tho statue
az Frederick the Great in this city Sat
urtay. Lieut. Gen. Lowcufeid and Mai
Count Schmettow Tho building was
handsomely Illuminated for The occa-
sion. The dinner was given n The
state dining room. The decorations b,-
ng golden gate and Carnot roses and
ferns. The United States marine
band furnished iho music
Washington. Nov. .l-HaIel hy Cd
military biare % 30 trumpots thc
bronze statue OF Frederick The Grcat.
presented 90 tho American people by
Emperor William. was unveiled Satur-
day afternoon hy the Baroness Specz
Won Stcrnburg. the vile of the Ger
man ambassador
The weather was ideal The line OF
march was crowded with spectators.
Both The war and navy departments
were closed az noon to permit the Off
GERS to participate in the ceremony
Tho ceremony was marked hy great
military and official display The
statue was presented ON behalf OF the
emperor by HIS personal envoy. the
German ambassador. who made a brief
address.
The president made the chief ad-
dress Of the day and accepted the gift
on behalf Of the American people Re
marks were made by Lieut. Cen Chat
Zee. chief OF stan. Maj Gen. Gillespie.
OF the general stan. and master Of Ger.
emonies; Lieut. Gen. Won I.oewenfeld.
90 the unwilling by the emperor. and
Charlemagne Tower. American ambas-
sador to Germany.
seldom has the national capital wit
messed a more brilliant and distin-
guished assemblage than was gather
ed on the grand espianade OF the army
war college around the pedestal OF
the statue.
Chicago. Nov. ia memorial 10
the president OF the United States and
10 the American people has been is
sued by the Polish Roman Catholic
Federation Of the United States OF
America, from the federation's head
quarters IN this city. protesting against
the acceptance OF tho statue Of Fred
erick the Great. given 20 the United
States by Emperor William OF Ger
many and to be unveiled in Washing
ton Saturday. The memorial charac-
terizes Frederick II. as a despot and
declares that the statue should find no
place on soil made sacred by the
blood OF martyrs OF liberty"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
NORTH SEA INCIDENT.
The Hitch In Arbitrsting Il Is Not Re-
saroed As Serious.

Paris. Nov. ls.-Onicial advices from
81 Petersburg show that the hitch
which has occurred In the Anglo-Rus-
sian convention FOR ar5itrating the
North Sea incident is not regarded AS
serious. The main issues are not ar
tected, Russia desiring a modification
Of certain points Of detail. Unofficial
information confirms the statements
that the modification desired relates
10 the question Of the punishment OF
the officers found to be responsible for
firing on the trawIers.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
erothers shet. Woman Killed and Her
Body Burned.

Williamsburg. Ky. nov ia tri-
PIE tragedy occurred near Cumberland
Fails. George Curd was BILLED. Thoa.
Curd fatally wounded and Emma Dur
ham killed and her body burned Ia her
cabin. The Curd brothers Inherited
considerable land from their fathers
estate and moved ON 10 last summer 10
care Tor timber They had nHf the
Durham woman ou one tract 90 hold
90. and as they were passing near tho
house were Cred upon Thomas Cnrd
was shot with a shotgun frst Ho fen
over bank and cfawiei about two
miles OBJ his home George was dead
whom found IT. is supposed tho Dur.
ham woman was KILLED 90 hide tho
Identity az the assassins A large
searching party has gone to che scene.
The Curd family was one OF fhe oldest
and wcalthiest ~ the county
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
PROPOSED WORLDS FAIR.
To Be Known as the SentCentenniai
Peace jubilee Exposition.

Chattanooga. Tenn. Nov Ig.-rri
day the FIRST announcement was made
Of formal movement Co hold ln ihis
city In 1915 a worlds fair Co Dee known
as the semlcenteuuiai peace jubilee
exposition. contemplating Che end OF
the war between the states. ID Is
learned that assurances Of aid from
the government and various orgauira-
tons has been secured. The follow
ing address explaining the nature 81
the exposition has been issued.
Prom 1861 90 1865 there was I'm
these Ur!ted States the greatest civil
war the world has ever seen. Peace
between the states was established on
April g. 1865. The year 1915 viii be
the semiccntonniai anniversary.
Chattanooga s. the geographical
center Of the scenes OF the civil war.
With the great national interest that
centers hero the United States gov
eminent would no doubt contribute
generously to such an exposition. It
has had Tor years IN contemplation the
erection Of a peace memorial arch at
Chattanooga which IS 70 surpass any
thing Of the kind in the world This
could be finished and dedicated in
1915"
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SENATOR r. NJ. cockReLL.
President Offers Hin, the lsthnian
Canal Comm ssionship.

Washington. nov 1l-The prcsi-
dent has offered Senator Cockrou. OF
Missouri. The isihm.an canal commits
sioncrship made sacaut hy the rcsic.
nation of Col Heckcr 81 Michigan.
and bias also told him that IL he feels
that DIS health vail NOT permit him
to take this place the president de-
sircs to oner him position on the
lutcr state commerce commission.
Senator Cockreu declined to say
whether or nor the isthmian canal
coumiss'onership would he an agree
able appointment Saturday ~ an in-
ter'iow With a press reporter Senator
Cockron said
II rendered any position by the
president I should treat Sc with the
greatest consideration and do what
ever miclt Dee best in the premises. "
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Covington. Ky. nov. l9-The pleas
uro of hunting party vas married by
an accident chat may prove fatal TO
Julius Schmidt. O. business man o. Tim
den street. Ludlow. Ky The sun Of
C. u. McrkeL OF Cincinnati. Nso was
with him. was accidentally discharged
and Schmidt received tho load
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Hopkiusv.ue. Ky. Nov l9-Matt
Major, planter was shot In the side
and seriously. n not fatally wounded
by @ man said 90 De John Reese
Reese and a man named Carter We're
cuarrolng when Major intaricrel.
Reese. it IS said. then turned ca Ma
Tor
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Covington. Ky. Nov 21-Archie
Clark. %. a brakeman on the southern
railroad. was fatally injured Sunday
morning AZ Erlanser Ky he had
been coupling cars and when the train
left the station ne attempted 20 catch
one o. tho moving ears and was
thrown under tho wheels.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
Missouri State -nuildIng Burned.

St Louis. Nov 2i-The Missouri
state building was destroyed by fire re-
sulting from the explosion OF a hot
water heater. The blaze shot up
through the rotunda and the north
wing and rotunda were a mass Of
flames within Ia minutes after the ex-
plosion Loss 10000.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
THE COLORADO VOTE.
Rooseveit's Plurality si,41s. and Ad-
ans Majority over Peabody o.106.

Denver. Nov. 19.-The Official count
OF the vote IN all counties except Den
yer Pueblo and Arapahoe. with the
unofficial figures from these. shows
that Gov James Il. Peabody ran over
10000 votes behind President Roose-
Welt Rooseveit's plurality IS 3l,4l9.
and Adams majority over Peabody
10.106. All candidates on the repub-
hcan state ticket except Peabody were
elected by pluralties ranging from
5000 upward.
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THE WORLD At LARGE.
Interesting News Collected ard Cor
dsnssd N srasH Space


Edwart Cary. George Stfiea ara Al.
bert Hawkes.. boys. Wcre crowned IN
a clay hole az Lyna. Mass. They were
stating On thin ico
After an rlness issti-r brt two s,vx
Mrs Leopold Damrosch. ui1,r 81 tse
sell. knoua composer ana rr,.ici,.
ana mother OF Water ara F~.-tr
Damrosch. is dead
The naval estimates FOR tre aseai
year sadinx June e. fqos ,rrr-~,tes
tiltbeo ess. an increase 81 81 go
tss over the lasr AUGMENTATION Tha
estimate for the navy departmspt
proper is s7cs6lo.
In collision te,veo- .v-, c,+,r.
trains on the Baltimore & Ohio rusd
a. Wyiand Station. Pa s & viiso,
drover. q New Concord. % uas
burned 10 death. sud prank Meow a
trover FROM the same MACE wa
crushed % death.
The two haBsfs Nh, ,-.,s. A.
scent On tie FIRST national bans 81
Cody. WYE. Two weeks axo ana KILLED
Cashier MIddaugh. committed another
bold robbery when thcy held I'D The IN
mates q Edwards saloon ana eam-
bling house u Thcrmopoiis. wyo.
julius Brown. a son 81 the lac 10
scph y pro,rn Crorrfs-s ,-.~ -.
ernor and also CnteI States senator
Tor years d out in "a card proposing
ihat tho electors 4 an southern
states vote FOR Roosevelt and make
he election unanimous
Dinroat search BY a ecore OF do
tectivos IN the vicinity ~ Lamont III
failed 60 throw any ueht ON th. mvs-
terry surrounding the murder 20 VIII
IAN Bate. who was shot and KILLED
and his body left .n au automobile at
a lonely spot on Archer road.
4 horrible murder was brought 20
liEht IN Newton county. Georgia. in
which the victim WAS Eliza Shy. an
aged woman. For several years sho
was laentiaci with many secret So
cietIcs. aud up to the tlme 90 the muir
der was treasurer OF the niack Cross
Organization.
Afier a hot debate IN che American
Federation Of Labor convention tho
Chicago Federation trouble was re-
fsrreJ 90 the committees ou Locai and
federal bodies. the Chicago Federation
feiv.sl io comply with certain do
iA4nla OF me American Federation
and vas suspended.
A. kufanla. Aal. Gre destroyed the
Hardin block. ID which were located
TIE Fecree Furniture Co.. nliNncs
uncertakinF cgtallshwaUf the Fay
grocery GO. and Gas Armory OF Eu-
taula Guards Tao losses age estl-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Niagara Falls. n. y. Nov. I9.-Dr
George L. Brown. imperial potentate
OF the Order Of the Mystic Shrine. has
decided that the convention OF the Inn
perial council OF the order shall be
held in Niagara Falls. beginning Tues
day. June 20. next year
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oseapIta.ea sodr Eouna.

shamokin. Pa. Nov. 2I.-Hunters
near Hickory Ridge discovered the
nude and headless body Of a man con
tanning five bullet wounds. Search is
being made by the police authorities
for the missing head Il IS supposed
the man was decapitated after being
shot to death
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Louisville. Ky. Nov 2i-Miss Ida
Baron. the schoolteaeher. is stli miss
Ing Councilman John Baron says that
he had not been able TO find any trace
OF his daughter. II she is stin alive. 90
he said she Is either being kept
away against her will or because her
mind Is impaired"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Kansas City. No. Nov I9.-Mrs.
Pauie Moore. veteran police matron.
died Friday OF heart failure. She was
one OF the founders OF the National
Police Matrons' association. and well
known IA police circles throughout the
country.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
Prince Fushinni Visits FaIr Grounds

st. Louis. Nov. 21-Prince Fushimi
spent most OF the day in retirement
at the Buckingham club. In the after
noon he visited the Worlds fair in an
automobile and viewed the Japanese
exhibits and other parts Of the fair
grounds.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Paris. H.. Nov. ls.-Owing 10 the
lack Of corn huskers in this vicinity.
Judge kimrough adjourned court I'M
I'll November IS TO give jurors. i.tl-
giants and witnesses a chance TO ha--
vest the corn crop.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24
MIn Not rIaht ! Nearo.

Spoksus. Wash. Nov. I9.--The
story that have agreed to fight Jack
Johnson is aot true. stated James =
Jefries Friday = will never fight a
Nagro--hack 10 the boiler works first. s.
He viii hSht any white man or six
weeks, notice.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Somerset. Ky, Nov. 2i.-The SEN
fencing for lie OF Avery Freeman.
convicted OF killing W. II. Bryant. has
divulged the existence OF a secret or
ganizatiOn. the object OF which is the
shielding OF It's members from punish
ment for crime.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-11-24

Mt Sterling. ky. Nov. 2l-Joseph
Taylor. coiored. was murdered here BY
William Black. also colorcd. Parties
are searching for Black. who escs Heds
and a lynching Is threatened.