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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

%gefitnoen, itno i'm oStu0t Soipital"
conItotirten ole NIcr5tc, Dab oerl}ont
ooQfommen Crih0pft ict. Gr lag &C.
Itern Ibeno 81 ipGtcr Stunoe nod
in bemielbcn 3uitunoc. 0berboIb
Der gllgen 5ci8tc ii6 cine tleinc
S6%nittturn0e.
- 0cItern Nudmittog idnOen 20.
li5iiten an Der Gdc BON 8iQen. un0
1rontitroBe cinen nnoercn beiin.
nltngsloS oulicqcuOen Wonn. Ger.
iclbc 6otte obcr 81 ldrper gelaoeu,
mo iteQte iid1, noh0cm er M. Stobt-
&oipitul" olSgcpumpt poroen mar,
ul9 Gomaro SoIf, 50 Sabre alt, bon
g}r. 800, Ct YoulItroBe, beralts.
geioe @cine obge 9 nj +.
ten. - SIN oStoot . &oipitol" licgt
Ger % Sabre ulte premier @m. 9.
Barton. bon OrforO, So, nit abgc.
idnittenen 0einen onrnieoer. gr
mar in Ser N66e bon GoIanooiae
bei'm An5ieben ser 9remie bon eli.
mem Jrodt5uge Der oYenniDloanier
9obn" geiouen mo Die Hdoer Der
nadfolgenoen 8nggonS giugen ibm
ober6ol6 ser Gniee iiber beioe Seine.
Ser 8erungIiidtc muroe nodb Dem
noDcn gerrppiQe gebrddt uno bon
BORT ouf Dem Eort 0epoiit 9tccoms
mooations = 3u9c naf Baltimore.
Gr longte bier UNI 159 llbr WorgenS
an. Ger unfoa mar fur5 Dor 6 llDr
Morgens poiiirt.
Sit es SeIbft oro?-Ser.
geont 5orreIt unO 8oli5iIt 6ouiid
BON mittleren Bolijei . 9iItrift fan.
ben geitern 9lbeno am 6itBe Der
Soutbitrabe eiren lleberrof, einen
Sofrod unb cine neue ihmar5e8el3
foppe Nr. Sls. Su Sen 5oiden oeS
&odes befaro iid Eobaf, cine Bfeife,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

titGt bes @tao6en2 turo, un6 oieIcs
miro entloiien. Qonn cntfiibrt er in
@emeinldaft nit cincm Gltmpor,
Nomens 8iroie @ol0cn, Glarf'8
IShterlein Gliie aus Dem .Gcntrol.
Iort," miro ie6od BON Nru. Dooleo
cntoedt, pclher 0a3 MiuO Dem Gnt-
fiibrer entrciBt uno @ru. Glorf al.
riifcrItottct. Die @mOhmQ cn0ct
nit Ser &ermdbhrnQ BON W}aro un0
0oolen uuto Ser &crboitmQ Ser bel.
sen @ntfiibrcr. IS imOcn, uie ii6-
lid,, am MontaG, N}ithuodl Ercitoa
uno Samitng Nahmittog3 Goritcl-
luugen ltatt.
SOIIt0op= Ctr. [6rotcr.
,5rudeo Nrouno the @orlO," Dies
nrlcitc icniuticncuc McloOrumu
romt oicIc @odc inn oNoQi0ou. Stcr.-
(bcatcr" sur 9tuffiibruuQ. @ebrcrc
Ncrcrlnaen in Der &jibucntc6nif
wcroen BEL Dem Stiidc porgcfiibrt,
mo Elm biibideS 8oQctt tritt oui.
NC onumeutal I6coter.
Die y@ap Mo8QltcroOcr5" trcten
oieic @odJe i'm n0tommmtol Gbeo.
ter" oitf. Inter Inocrcm miro babel
Elm 9uaett BON 20 iuuQcn MGo6en
5l icben iein, unO 0ic clcftriidcn 81.
fefte un0 @roBartigteit ser &oItiinle
iollen bemerfensmertb icilr. 3mci
8urleSfen fonmelt sur glufiil6rlng,
nGmIiG Count Of gto 9ccolnt" uno
81 Grip TO Gonep 35lonO." Inter
Den @in5eloorlteaern beiinOen lid Die
.Donfee Sour" oGbc 9rowningS,"
nTbe 6ioe 8afer Groupc," @ertie
&c Mfeit Ii. q. III.
8eoboop &ecituI.
9oS nG6Ite Heoboou &ccitol miro
om fonimcnoen SreitoQ itottfin0en;
bel oemielben lper0eu Ole Erofeiioren
s, &. Gon SulIteDn uto Somoro
9rodrpnp foIgenoeS Groorolnm sur
0urAiiibrlng brinacn: Sdnlmonn
. nSouoto," fir @iano unO 8io,
line; @rodlpop - 9oIlooe, yMoon-
light" Serenaoe, fir @iollo; 500.
orO nGoncerto HomautiQue;;" 9e
Yolup - n&eperie;;" Sinoing -
N(Oogio aus &ioIin.S Suite; 2ibon =
vGoprice;" Sorointe - Sponii6er
Gon5; Eagonini - ,Goprice," fir
@ioIine; 9ad-2iS3t - YreIuoe uno
Slge; 2is5t o@aIoeSraui6en;;"
WtoS5fomsfi - so Snqleuie," fir
Biono; 8rodtuob - yHoman5o," fir
Sioline mo Yiono.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
5l1tTere GbPnter.
r@} Mill 9lfo6cmie.~

&n DER yNhlitt Nfaoemie" lucr0en
NjroU * zimmerman uon morocr
Hbcno an elm ucllca Stijd pom Ncurn
Nrtbur &ouc2, bctitclt .;$oIcpb
c%lltoHaIeo," nit @cnrp Wiiucr ais
Srdacr Der @utptrouc SIR &oriiib
rllla briugeu. IS lplu0c nit urufcnt
Grfola I'M u@oUmurtct- (bcatcr" I'll
&onoon wdbrcno ser lcbteu Soiion
gcQcbcu. Sri. @iloo 5pona ipielt Die
&ouc Der u&aou &cronu." Die noh
Hon0ou tommt, nm ibre SdmcItcr
ooron }lt pcrbnoeru. nit ibrcm Wc
ltcbtcn olud5ubrcnncu. Sic 6c1ic6t
iih 5lrr 9}ubc, obuc Ou6 irQcno &c
mon0, nit Nl2nahnlc ihrer 3ofc.
&enntlIB pon ibrcr }lnlucicn6eit inn
Squire bat. Ger &uuamciltcr fommt
am Nbcno ip0t 3uriid 1utO trifft Sir
&olcpb, in Ociicn 6on1ilic cr lonoc
acoicut bot. Cir Soicp6 bcfinoct iih
oltf elmer 9iciic, Icinc Softer limo Der.
loren 9caoll0cn mo Ct ninm1t Oic
Nftertc oc9 @auamciitcr9 an, Oic
9|o0t I'M 3inmcr oca 0ouSbcrrn 5l-
jubrinaelt. &oOU &cronu ltnO Sir
&oicpb Ole iiA in frii6eren &o6rcn
9cIIebt bottcn, trcifen om 6riibitiida.
ttld 5uIummcn, no iie ron 5luei
6%reunocn Der 6oInilic, Ole ii6 5ufdl-
Itg cinttnoetL geicbcn meroen. Tar.
ans entitebt Elm SfonOol, ser 81 eli.
ner SdciOung 5miidlcn Suon &erono
m1o ocrcn @ottcn 5u iiibrcn 0robt;
Die @obrbcit fomnlt ober i6licBlid
ourh cincn 3ufol an 0cn GoQ mo
NQca cnoet qliidlidl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
NJ orpIou0 E6cotcr."

Yin Der Spite Oc3 &ultocuiQc.@ro
0ronlmeo, mcldc9 oicic gSobe inn
y9}orplonO-( better" sur 01lrdfiib.
rlrn9 gelon0t itc6t Charles @roO-
lbolp, Der bcriibnltc Shouipicler, mel.
ter NIT 'eincr ciNcncu @cicQi6oft
sur GinIcitlmg oo0 &uitipic( Sir in
a 6ir" sur %}luffiibrrma bringt. 9n.
oere llellncn@mcrtbc Solcntc, melde
mir ollf Dem Erogroum porfinocn
limo Gt0ln &cQ. Gin bier Qcrn oe.
lcbencr &on1ifcr, mcldcr in @olti.
more IN Der fomilhcn Gpcr icin Dc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

nit mud)tc mo Die 3ub0rcr nit lei
ncn G%rlebniicu I'M Nustlmft2bilrenlt
elmer Decentralization crg0Bt. Nolll
Spoooni, Elm moocrncr @crfulc8, lpcls
der &unoncntugcln in Der 2ltii Der
INN lDirit, ola m0rcn Is @lmmibGuc.
6inOlop unO 8ltrfe brillgen oieSti55e
uStaaelon0 Sutirc" sur Nltifilbrung,
mo Gooflcn rnO @toc@rioe. Ncger.
aomiter, iomie Gorl unO Milion tro.
gen ibren Gbril 5lr llntcrboltlmg
bel.
NcucS ~ u0itorium."
Gle neleItc 9eorbeitmg bon &an-
Ions b%crilbmtcm puntomimiiden
Sdnuipiel rSupcr6o" miro Oieie
9Sode in Dem ncllen auditorium"
allfgcfiibrt. Mer oieiea Stiid 6ereits
etnn1nl geleben, 0cr oiirite olld) oieIe
@odle IeiHe Sdrittc nab Dem nellen
AUDITORIUM" letfcn, Ocrn elm 10 fei.
ieln0es S6ouipiel oiiritc iid) 0en @e,
ludern oieicS Wfllientenpcls ltllr iel.
ten oarbietelt. Cine gln5ubl b%eroorro.
9en0er Spe3iolilten miro @~elegenbeit
boben, bel Der Ntffiibrung ibre 9unIt.
ltilde 81 %pro0u5iren, ltlo elm Ballet
rtlterltitbt 0ieiclbcn no6 &rGften. IS
iin0en am 0ienitoq, 0onnerltoa uno
SdmItog Nohmittogs &orItcaun,.
gen itutt.
8louep'S 1beoter.
oaibnappeo IN 3epsDorf" lit Der
Gitel zines gatt5 neilen 9%iibnenItiids,
melhe5 0ieie ISOLDE in y9lonep's
&9eoter" 3lr 2(uffiibrrung gelongt.
gornep @ilmor, ser ebemaIige So.
m0biant, tritt in ser SouptroQe ouf.
Der Sonolung Oes ShauipielS liegt
Die Gntfii6rung Oes Glorf'i6en ain.
OeS ST. @runoe. Sobn Brandon, Ser
Sdabnciiter 0es ,Wdnbotton Boot.
elHbs miro llnl6uloiger @eile
pegen 6es angeblihen OiebItobls bon
$tff90 ans Dem @eloi6ranf oes
Glh6so perurtbeilt, Seine God,ter
Marp lit bIlltornL BOD bilft ibr ein
gepilier Sr. 0oolep, neil err tie lie6t,
ilbfr ale finon5ieaen S6mierigfeiten
binueg. Inter Dem Nomen BON
TsorD Wenton miro lie sic grsieberin
BON Gliie, einem aino BON So6n
elorf, einem reid)en Mtanne, peldher
ON 9uoion.0fiper ipobnt. Signor
W9aaiotto, elm 8ieiloo : Goelmann,
nelfer NIT oen GGarfs befonnt it,
ltdttet oenielben oitf ibrem Bandits
einen gelud ab mo eutoedt WarD.
Gr giebt ser Camille Glarf bic SSct-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

Stotiitit 5rfolge mltroen in Dem nit
Dem 30, gtopember beenoeten Sabre
SO SeiratbSs 2icen5en in Dem Bit
reoll ultSgeItelt, 8 neniger, olS lebteS
Sobr. SIN gtouember ml,roen 81 per.
oltsgabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

Auguit @itou ipe5iea Iiir i'm cedric
ben bat, ouitreterl. 0os Stiid mltroe
in NetusYorf fiinf Wfonnte obne I'm
ter6re6nl1g geipielt uno ertpieS iid
bis alf Sen leBten 9lbeno ais 3ug'
frait. Serr Slcott bat BET Der slltf-
fiibrilng Ser nHomonce Of Atbalone"
gan3 b%eionoers @%eleeenbeit, ieinen
berrli6en lenor sur @eltung 5u brirt-
gen, GA inn Oarin ueridieoene Soli
5necnodt. liio. @1breno Der lebterens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

@dlftc Der &+odc tritt Ncrr 0lcott in
pGerrence" ulf, in lpcldcm Stitd cr
bcrcit9 lcBte5 &obr in o6orO'2 0prrn-
bolla" gcicbcn mltr0c. is fiuOct aud,
am Somitog cine @}otincc itott.
G6ofe'S IGcotcr.
&n ocm Stiidc n2cnO N}c goltr
@ifc" miro 6r. DC @itt Sen @0n-
l1crn BON oGboic'5 Gbeatcr" cine
@ode Oe5 beiten @lmor3 liefcru.
@enn Der @or6ong iid) cr6ebt iie6t
mani cine &iuotoufc ii6 utf ser
@iibnc ooa5iebcn. 0oa &in0 ioQ
nud ocm 6citcn 6rermoc or8 &utcrS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

6oro CpcrnbuuS."
Gboimcen 0lcott, elmer Scr popll-
lGritcn &omifer ser omcritonii6en
@iibuc tritt oieie @o6c in .6oro'8
Opcrnbmu9" nllf. %8GbrenO Ser erIten
@Glitc Scr @o6e, cinihIieBIih ser
MiittpodS Mntincc, miro @r. Olcott
in cincm iciner e%rfoIgrciden Stiide
81 &omancc Of 2lt6alone." pcld)eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

mnrtelt, bis iid glaeS bon Iel6It
ihIidtet. l~lnteroeiien bat Gid ge-
bort, Dab iein Snfel un0 aittp, ole
IN HeitsGnglono nobnett aui 9eiud
nah Nem-0orf fommen miirben.
Sel6itueritanoIi6 muB Gid feline Ell
gene 5rQu uuo ainO u~ui5upeiien ia.
ben. Ger SnfeI un0 aittp fommen
an, uno 8eiiie miro i6nen ais Gid's
Srm porgeitellt. Die fomiidlten
6omplitationen fnlgeu oaraui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04
Nns Baltimore. Gonntg.
Niicr ocS 3ootidlo9S i6uloig be-
hmoen. 0temorial . @otte$.
Oienit Ser nGIfS." ~ gcri6icoe.
11pS

NIIloeIt. Utelll0ttQl 00tteSs
Oieuit Ser CTS" ~ gcridicoe.
mes.
George Niier,l Scr ollocflogt mar,
ieinen Stief6ruott Charles Niicr am
13. Nllaltit crmorOet 3it babelL lit i'm
&rei5geridt 81 1olpIon oeS Goot-
ihlo9S ifutoig befunoeu morOcrl.
Die 9trafe betrG9t bon einern Gage
@eiGngniB bis 10 Sobrcn 3ithtbnllS,
ie nod @utOiitfen 0eS @eriftS.
Niier Ieioet an Der 9rigGtiden Iic.
rcntronfbeit uno lit Dem GoOe no6c,
un0 man gloubt, OoB onS llrtbeiG oeS
&idterS 9ltrfe Elm iebr ~gcnlGBigteS
iein miro.
30 emorioG 6cier Scr
CHS"
Die 2ooe ser ngIfs" in Soruion
bait beuteyto6mittog in Ser Strange
SAL" 81 Compton ibre iGbrIi6c Me-
morial.Seier ob. Capt. @m. @roion
miro Die Gniprn6e balten, ll10 elm
bilbideS Mnlifprogramm lit nrroll.
girt moroen. 9os ARRANGEMENTS.
Gomite beitebt ans Den $50. 6ronf s.
@6ceIer, Capt. @roion, 3. Solporo
Slooc, Sobn s. BerfinS, OberIt 6. 9.
WcGlean mo Somuel Ceilings.
8 er It sur grnote Of.
tigt?
Hidter @urfe nabm g~eItern Wtors
gen in 3opIon ausiagen i'm Safe
oeS SObn 8. 9omman eegen Charles
@. Garmine entgegen. Die 9lage
mltr0e eingereidt, Inn Gormine oa.
ran 81 binOern, ben aIGger an Dem
@inbeimien Der @rnote. aui einem
Stiid 2ono 81 perbinoern, pelfeS
2ebterer bonn 8erflogten gepaftet
bate. 9oS 2ono ultroe bei1et, ebe
Der Ra6tcontraft abgelauien mar,
mrroe jeood nift obeenlGbt, bis Ser
Ba6tcontroft obgelaufen mar. Die
Sroge lit, ob Der &ldger ooer Der
8ertlngte eiren anlprud otf Die
grnote hat.
GARNER crteioet S9Goet
bruf.
Sr. 6. M. Sbeeler, Elm Snrmer 5u
@lppnn.9 roof, muroe am 3reitug
bei'm 6utteridneioen bon elmer
Settle, oie BON Der Waidine obiprang,
ON Sen Gopi %getroffen ufo erlitt Ell
lten SdGOclbrud. 9rei 0oftoren
6oben i'm in 9e6anblitn9, bod begen
iie Wcnig 9oiitnn9 anf feline Se.
neiu1g.
Stallung nie0erge.
6|rannt.
Gin GROCER Stall uno aalm fir
70 EierOe auf Der 5arm oeS Or. g.
4. Riogelp, nobe 8aoren, i'm s. 81.
thrift, bronnte am Sreitag Morqen
boaitdnoig nieoer. Der @eiommt.
ifaoen 6etrdgt etpa $1,000 unb lit
MIR tbeilpeiie ourh 8eriiderung ge.
Sedt.
6eirat9s . 2ieen5en.
Giner bon &rn. Martin 5. O'Sara,
6em Glerf I'M giireou oeS Gountp.
Glerfs st Gotpion, a,ssearbeiteten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-04

0lcott IN "6OrO'S 0pcu5ot&
ser Eom Bunting bciBt, getonit ipcr= /
Den. IS lit 9ieS Qif Gniilp, rpcIder
iterblid IN ieinc Gouiine GittD Sor= I
ben perlicbt iii. 0crcn &oter lit gcQen :
9ie5 mo orobt, ibn SIT cnterbcrL ulO
Gid modt ibm Dor, OoB er cine Nn=
oere beirotbete, uno oaB Elm ainO Der
Che cntiproiicn lei, &ittO mciB bon
Ser Edul6uuta un0 lit 3uirie0tl ST
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
Looking Over


is sometimes dangerous bust
ness. Looking over a precipice
one may .cse his balance and
fall on the rocks below. Look
ing over the advice we give in
this space is the most dangerous
Of all. You may fail to have
your property insured to-day
and tonight it may burn, leav-
ing you and your family home
less. Many such occurrences
have come to our specia notice
Only last month IA man told
US that he wished us to place
his next insurance; but before
he was aware of his mistake he
was homeless HIS fire i.,sur-
ance expired just one month
earlier than he thought it di J,
He overlooked the danger
Give us your business and mis-
takes will not occur.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Lewis have return
ell from the Worlds Fair and visit to
relatives in Kentucky.
Full details of the fire and a number
OF int resting news items must nee
essarily be left out of this issue OF the
News, TO appear next week. One OF our
men, Lee Harry, was not able to work
on yesterday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
HEROIC WORK

The men wwo handled the hose did
good work. if the hose and water
lighting apparatus had been in good
shape the fire could have been eytin-
gnished, it is said, with only slight
damage.
Most commendable work was done
by Miss Wyman, II. G.. Chapmans
efficient dress maker, who had her
room in the Central. When the fire
broke out she was in the bathroom
She partly and scantly dressed. hur-
RED out to rescue Mrs. Freemans
children, and others, and neglectino
her own room, lost every thing she had
even to every article of clothing, jewel
ny trunks etc. amounting in all to
S4OO or 5000. The citizens yesterIav
promptly reimbursed, partially at
least, Miss Wyman. Her noble efforts
TO save Others forgetful of her self has
been widely applauded.
Thos. Leedy prisoner of the iail
when all the inmates We're turned o,t
went u work 10 extinguish the burnino
roof OF the Jail instead OF WALKING
away, as he could have done. and 80
others did.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
DANIEL
IN TAZEWELL

The Largest and Most Enthusi-
astiC Audience ever Assem-
bled Here was the one That
Heard the Distinguished Sen
ator on Last Monday in the
Court House-There Was not
Standing Room-Many Ladies
Were Present.
Senator John w. Daniel spoke for
three hours here on Monday 10 one Of
the largest and most enthusiastic au-
diences ever assembled in this town.
lie spoke in the Court Hsuse, and the
the large room was packed. Not even
standing room could be secured near
enough the door 10 hear the distingu-
ished orators speech. There was a
large number of 1.-The first ladies" of
this and adjacent communities present.
There were representative citizens from
all parts Of the county. They came TO
town in numbers, and although the adj
dress was full three hours long no one
seemed weary, and many were sorry
when it closed.
There were a number of leading Re-
publicans present during the entire
address, and of course were enthusiasts
tic in their praise of the mastery
beautiful and logical speech.
The distinguished speaker was intro
duced by Attorney, S. d. May, in short
address, aud was greeted with hearty
applause when he arose To speak. \
synopsis even of this great speech can
not be given here. There was no at
tempt at oratory, and of course, no
abuse. There was honest criticism of
the Republican administration and
policies. The address, nothwithstand.
ing was ornate. The thoughts Of the
speaker were clothed, as are all his
speeches, in dignified, chaste and
beautiful language. Neither did it
lack the force Of logical and clear
reasoning, and, except TO those blind
ed by political prejudice, carried con-
viction TO all who were present.
After the address closed it was said
by many hearers that two of the great
est addresses delivered in any Stare
had been delivered here, viz: the adj
dress Of Governor Montage and Sen
ator Daniel, and b, tn of them Demo-
Gratis - gentlemen representing true
Southern ideas and policies. If our
people tail to understand the true posi-
ton Of the Democrats on all questions
effecting their social, political and
financial welfare it cannot be due TO
the lack or want of a proper and plain
presentation of these views.
Senator Daniel left on the late train
for Bluetield where he spoke at night.
The Telegraph says that "the house
was packed, and people turned away.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
CENTRAL HOTEL
BURNS TO ASHES
building and Contents Lost
Several Men Hurt-Money
LOst-Details of Losses

hOSl-DCtdllS OF Losses
The Central Hotel, one of the oldest
and most popular hostleries in this sec
ton, was burned to the ground Wed
nesday night. The fire started i'm the
cook room about 10 o'clock and by
ll:3O the entire building was practi-
cally destroyed. 1t was a light wood
structure, and burned like finder. BY
heroic efforts, with poor and il-itted
appliances, the fire was confined 10 the
one building, though adjoining build
mgs were imperiled and several valua-
ble stocks Of goods were seriously dam
aged 10y water and otherwise. Mr.. w.
b. +. White, the proprietor, lost prac-
tically all his furniture, and what little
was gotten out was damaged seriously
There were number of guests in
the hotel at the time, only one OF whom
had retired. They all escaped without
injury. though not without the loss of
more or less of their belongings Mr..
and Mrs Freeman, who have been mt
me hotel for sometime, lost heavily.
Their clothing, jewelry and other val
uables were all destroyed. Mrs. Free
man, who had retired. lost all her
clothing. She was supplied with cloth
ing 10y friend in town. Mr.. Williams,
lumberman, who was not i'm town at
the beginning OF the fire, lost his trunk
and clothing and $75. 90 in cash. which
was in his trunk. There were other
losses. The fire burned so rapidly that
little or no time was given for saving
property.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04

Bickley's History of Tazewell.
A good price will be paid for this
book at this office.
5. G. GRAHAM.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
CASUALTIES

Messrs. Peck Huffman, Lee Harry
ana Mr. Strobe, We're painfully in.
Jured Huffman fell down steps carry
ing trunks from his room, and severely
bruised his ankle and foot. Harry
was struck ON the side by a falling
trunk. and Strobe was injured about
the mead by falling glass etc. These
injured ones not serious After all the
iarS' lire we have had for years pass
ed with few serious mishaps, and the
town Is grateful "that it is no wu,se
than it is.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.

In the midst of the burning there
was terrific explosion which shook
all the surrounding buildings. and
shattered plate glass windows in the
vicinity. \ number Of men were i'm the
building at the time trying to save fur
niture, etc. They We're knocked down
and otherwise shocked. Burning tim
bers and pieces Of stoves were sent
high in the air, and there was greatest
CONSERVATION among the throngs gath
cred on the streets. \ 200 gallon boil
er attached TO the large range was
blown high in the air, clear over the ton
OF the tall Masonic building. some dis
lance away, falling on the corner Of the
Sanitorium, and doing considerable
damage. In the midst of all the ex-
element the Jail nearby caught on fire
but was quickly extinguished, however.
with but slight damage.
The losses, which cannot he correct
ly estimated now, will not be SO large
perhaps, as AT first appears. The
most serious damage except to thehotel
was To the store and stock of H. w
Pobst. One wall of his building will
have 10 be rebuilt The stock. much
OF which was injured by moving, was
damaged 10y water Chapman's stock
was damaged by water and moving.
HARRISON, Gillespie Bros. large front
windows were injured, and also those
OF the Clinch Valley Bank and Peerv
u Stellar Hawkins * Son had a LOT
OF goods moved, and of course, injured
All these losses are well covered NV
Insurance policies.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
The ]. r. Hurt
Insurance Agency.

]. F. Hurt, President. ]. r..
Laird, Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1904-11-04
Inc Man
is Dead

who said he would go out and
look around a bit; see if he
couldn't find a little better
place to buy fire Insurance than
this agency. He died of ex-
hauStion. Well-you may look
the world oyer, but you will
never find better fire insurance
companies than those represent
eel by
Inc F. D. Kits
Insurance Agency.
Insurance Headquarters.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-04
THE TOUCH OF NATURE.

Myra Kelley has another of her mimi
table stories OF eastside children in the
january McCure's. 'sTeacher,' wishing
to give her children view of life com
prehensive of more than brick and NOR
tar. and cement sidewalks, turns them
insensibly toward nature by frst getting
them interested in animals. Her sugges-
tions are eagerly followed by Morris No
gilcwsly, who. we suspect, holds in the
first reader class that position disdain-
fully known in our childhood as that OF
''the pet Morris's enthusiasm. how
ever. leads both himself and Teacher
into complication painful physically 70
Morris, and still more painful, morally
to Teacher" The story is illustrated
in color by w. Glacsens, with much
vivacity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-01-04
FIRST SERVICE
is TONIGHT
of the Week of Prayer Among Churches.
Rev. Mcdaniel WIN Deliver Sermon
in NJ. E Church, South.

The week of prayer by the Protestant
churches Of the city begins tonight. The
first service viii be held n the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, Souah, OF which
DR.. J. NJ. Carter is the pastor. The ser
mon will be delivered by Rev. Robert B
Mcdaniel, pastor of the First Baptist
church. He will have Tor his subject
The Warrant, the Privilege, the Power
of Prayer and the Present Need OF
Worldwide Intercession." This service
viii be followed tomorrow night by SINH.
lar service in the First Presbyterian
church, of which DIR. William NJ. Hudson
is pastor. The speaker viii be DIR. S. X.
ATbuthnot, pastor of Golf Memorial
Methodist Episcopal church. He will talk
about "The enhancement OF Christ on
Early; the only Hope of Humanity's
Highest Welfare" Members of all
churches and the general public are urg-
ed TO attend these services.