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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
SULTAN As USUAL
WILL GET OFF HIS
HIGH PERCH

London, May i2.-The foreign office has
not yet received adices that the Porte
has definitely acccded 10 the British de-
mands, but the latest official dispatches
from Constantinople intimated that the
sultan was preparing to submit
IL is said at the foreign office that there
can be nothing conditional" I'm the ac-
ceptance ae the demands OF Great Brit
ain are the irreducible minimum.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12

Three towns were practically destroyed
by the tornado which swept over Belle
vue. Tex, and the vicinity on April 26,
causing n death list OF more than 100 and
destroying all communication with the
outer world for the better part OF "a
hours. IL struck Bellevue at night and
swept through the Hseafhr-towns OF stone
burg and Hamilton before II spent its
force.
AS Il Travelled, il was about n mile wide
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
ATLANTIC MILLS EMPLOYEES
DONATE S270 TO NEEDY WIDOW

The employees OF the Atlantic mills have
demonstrated their generosity In raising
a fund OF 500. which they left nj the
sixth Police station 20 be given 20 Mrs.
McMantrs OF Slsson street, whose hus-
hand and son recently died leaving the
family I'm destitute circumstances.
Mr. McManus was an cmploye OF the
mills. In addition 90 the above amount
there were Two dnnaiinns az - -aanA- -fre4ft
Mr.. Edward Guild and Mr. James Hogan.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
contlnued from page EIght.

Bearing n family name that has ever
been synonym for everything clean
and upright In the history OF our state,
and possessed OF sufficient wealth to have
purchased any OF the nominations that
are annually for sale by the dominant
political organizations OF this state II
stands 10 his credit that the only elective
onice he ever held within the state came
10 him as the result OF a nomination by
a. Democratic convention.
II have the honor OF naming. Mr.. Chair-
man, Col Robert II. l, Goddard OF Provi-
dence, or Rhode Island, OF Good Citlzen-
snip"
Col. Quinn's speech was received with
nn outburst OF enthusiastic applause that
loft no doubt OF the spirit OF the conven-
ton.
Col. Quinn concluded his speech at s:e5
having taken % minutes in it's delivery.
When the name OF Col. Goddard was
mentioned the convention broke Into
cheers, lasting two minutes; and the en-
tire speech was punctuated frequently
with apDiauee
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
LOOKING FOR
LOCATION Of
THE HOSPITAL

Ire committee on the city hospital
they thought might be favorable ioca-
tions for a hospital for CONTAGIOUS
diseases.
The committee does not desire TO
make public what tracts of land they
were, but said that none of them we're
at Fields Point.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
BEN" DODGE FILES PETITION

Emmet Y. Dodge 81 East Provldrnce
has filed n voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy In the United States court.
His liabilities amount 10 1857 20, all m
unsecured claims. and divided among 81
creditors. He has no assets.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
WILL DISCUSS SINGLE TAX

At the reguuar meeting % the Con-
gregsiional ministers on Monday. Rev.
Mr. White will deliver an address on the
single tsys - the suggestion Of former
Gov. l.. -, - Carvin.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
TURKEY BACKS DOWN
IN THE TtB1H DISPUTE

Constantinople. May i2.-The Turkish
government has accepted the demands ~
Great Britain condtlonally. 10 is anticl-
mands IN regard to the Tabah boundary
question.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
Bellevue Cyclone -eet car which Wa45 blown l5oeet and
InIoaled q tele eraph pole.

felt simultaneously for distance of eight
miles. II had all the characteristics OF
the usual tornado, with a twisting, rotary
motion as II moved onward. The entire
business section of Bellevue was leveled
with the streets, and only the substantial
and strongly constructed buildings with
stood the attack OF the wind
Fire followed in it's wake and completed
the ruin begun by the storm.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-12
J.. S. COURTS DECISION
PUTS AN END To THE
PAPER MONOPOLY.


rcut
Attorney n
fendsn In aint of
and
we'd mandat
AMIR that the
borno ordcr cred he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Activity in Banking Circles DUR
ing the Past Week.

II Activity in tanking circles In States
near Richmond Is shown by u the weekly
ireport OF the local branch OF r, g. Dun
!, & Co., az follows sS
New National Banks. The II City Ma
tionalS Bank, OF Dublin, Ca, (Sl2S).9 Capital
$1ll,J1 Co., j 4 H. Smith, president; ]. NJ.
Page, vlce-president; Al r. ornoN',
casl,!ar; d. IS g., Hlacksh hear, assistant
cashier, Successors to the G tizens Bank.
The Palmetto tional Bank OF Colunl-
sbia, IS, (si23l, Capita $3.50 900. Success
sors 81 the Palmetto Bank and Trust EtS
Company. v.
National Bank OF Iso,nnesy, Va, Capt.
tai. $4,000. Application filed BY, John Job
sCornxell, :. .4s y.
Trust Communicative Citizens Trust,
and Savings Bank OF AsheYllle, M 9.
Capital, $50 900, J. q, Ray, president: FL
II. Ray, Yice-presld dent: ], a. Campbell
cashier. Isl u u
The People'x Bank az Ruena yistn. Va
Capital, s25, 90. q, ". stoWalt ter, presl-
dent n " II, aapp, vice sident y |.
Williams, cNs hser, 20 commence buslnes
April q IL. Nj II ss Y ss
The Bank q petoake. West Ylrsinia,ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19

'facturcrs' Record, IN tts lssue eiiie en-
says: ~
tho South are in splendid condltion, anu sn'l
the future Is as full OF me promise 1,,. 80
the present ia full OF substantial reaiiAai- =
ton. One OF the most significant g 1ea-
3tures OF Southern progress Is the rapid
ity with which the masses OF the peopis
are being supplied with banking fa tS,ll
tics. and are. moreover, becoming ac-
customed to use them. Although the
ccnters OF Industrial. and commercial ac-
tiyity have long enjoyed the advantages
presented by banks and trust companies.
the number OF those institutions IN lts
!, smaller towns has been few until OF re-
cent years. in which large numbers OF
them, have been established, especially
after the pa ssage OF the act Of 1900 per-
hitting national banks OF less than
SKI, 900 capital Since then the number
OF banks In the South, both State and
national has Increased with surprising
repid,ty, oven considering the wonder
sfui growth OF Its industry, commerce and
aRricu,tlre This Is evidence that many
OF tho people hitherto aversc to deposlt-
ling their money In banks. have changed
their mental attitude to Ward sucl, enter
yprises and arc den,a ndtng that they DO
supplied with accommodate lions for de-
,posit and discount: This growth OF bar X
Ling and It's placing In touch with the
world OF progress tllousands OF farmers
and other persons whose connection
stherewith was formerly remote and in
frequent Is part OF the substantial sfoun-
ldation which has enabled Southern fnun-
Iclal centers to display themselves year
by year more and more independent of
New York city when the crop-moving
seasons come around. II also betokens
tho growth OF a new spirit IN the very
heart OF the South, promising to btxng
about wider native Development Of nat
|suraI resources, instead az develop
.1nent only by outside men and capital"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
HAD IOIWRITE MURDER
STORIES EVERY DAY.
Midshipman Subjected to Remark
able systenlsof Hazing at
Naval Acads1ny. III III
Especial to The Dispatch.

WHEELING. NY. VA, March 49, Sid
sneyi Mccoy. OF Wheeling. formerly nm
Anna polis nlidshipman, who failed in the
last examinations by All innnltcsmals
fraction, has returned homo and wi ne
:copt an offcrsof u place from the Cunardi
steamship line, ,ss # a ;.5 "a
A story lis current that Mccoy was sub-
sjected to a system OF hazing so effective
that he could not find time for study.
He had been q sneWspa per reporter I'm
iaurad Yof Him daily three we'll written
murder storles. wit definite facts, names
and dates. and g series g EDITORIAL and
gry and may demnnd of congressman y;
B.SDovener.Sw who appointed the lac, "a full
investigation. /; s u ~ "a w.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
GLENN
WANTS Temperance
Magnificent Floral Design Pre-
sented to Hin BY Fayette-
vile Women.
Special to The Times Dlspp,atcl,.)

FAYETTEVILLE, N, c.. March 49,
Governor Glenn spoke this afternoon To-
an audience OF at least $500 people In the
Iarrnory on temperance. This address oc-
lci,pled about ono hour and a half, and l,c
boldly and eloq,iently advocated State
prohibition, discussing he mat tor from a
moral more and business standpoint The vast
crowd seemed to be greatly in accord With
him and cheered Jim, Wildly at the scl,m-
axes Of his speech, a iInlon choir FUR
snishel fine MUSIC e autlful solo being
snmS by Mrs. irs MorsanR he eo,'.
floral design from, / he women OF FaYette-
Vile was presented to him by AR. g. j.
bCOoper. s4;isi f5S ss5fss s.f II "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
AT iron Gate,
{Speclal 10 ,rha Times Dispatch.)

Especial to- Eha Times p1spatch.) E81--
IRON GATE, VA, March s,-Nlrs
Frank a. NIcC Cue has gone to take a posl-5
stionsscn II tha ID eep Water Railroad IN
Bedford /, count The contractors u ;lru
Ashburner. |. i, Ills & { Co. 4.
MIR. John Dillon. ssllperint endent of this
furnace, Succeeded MIR. John Porter, Who
shus returned. 10 he Vest. 81 !, NJ 81.
Mr. Il u, Hamptec.nh ts furnace 8 chem
lteacher at the University of Cinclnnatt
last winter. Epss has for his assistant,
lIVWu ia eG llu; "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19

lorzanlzing. b. H. Barser president; j.
d. Norton, vlce-president; W. L. Bnrris.
cashier. "a 3
The Bank OF Franklin County, Carnes-
vile, Ga. Capital. $500. Organizing, I
The Bank OF Pender, Burgaw, N. G.
Capital 1880. W.tD. Groom. president:
j.. n Moore and H. F. Murphy, vice.
presidents; G. G. Branch, cashier
Niscellaneous.-Thc Bank OF Newton
County, Covington. Ga. 7. c. Swami,
president. is dead.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
GREENE AYNOR CASE.
Trial Enters To-day Upon It's
Eleventh Week.
I(By Associated Fress,O

(By Associated Fress.)
defense just beginning the introduction OF
Its evidence the Greene. and Gayn or case
enters Tomorrow upon Its eleventh week.
It Is thought that not moro than two
weeks will be consumed by the testimony
There may be no session OF court to-
morrow, owing to the critical Illness OF
tho son of..P. W. Aieldrim, leading counsel
for the de Tense. Sjs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
AUCTloNEERS
Z BY T. NJ. workman b Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
1S North Ninth street.

DosTPONEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF
Is SNOW-STORM OF COURT SALE OF
COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING.
NO. 113 NORTH TVENTY-NlNTH.
iBETNVEENE FRANKLIN AND GRACE
STREETS, IN THE BEST NEIGHBOUR
HOOD ONeLIBBY HILL.
# Lot fronting IS feet inches by 125 feet
to 14-foot alley, with lot In the rear Of,
said alley to Thlrtieth street, with same
front and 126 feet deep. House contains
eight or nine good rooms. bath. and In
well constructed, comfortable and CONF
iniodious and In every way desirable. "A
bargain.
BY virtue Of two DEGREES OF the Rich-
,mond Chancery Court, entered October.
II and q, 1905. respectively, in the
suit ofs4the short style OF Gone ct. ais,
VS.. Cones diyisees, ct. als.., the under
signed, by authority OF said DEGREES will
sell at public auction, on tho premises, on
AT MONDAY, MARC FL S,19 1905, All s
iFs CLOCIS{ p. Z NJ,
tho property above described. as referred
TO. q If you want a, house in the best
eighborhond In Richmond you had best
attend this sale. 4 s
Terms one-third cash and balance IN
equal payments In six and twelve months
notes Mt 6eper cent. and title retained
until NIL the purchase money Is paid and
conveyance ordered by court, or all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser,
1859 g. d. LARUS.
Administrators d. b. n c. t. !. a. Of Estate
II OF NV. Cone Deceased.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
V|ARKE', UPSET BY
WEEK Of BAD NEWS.
Considering All Depressing Fac
tors, However, General List
Was Surprisingly Firm.
WEEKEND 7aADl''e DULL !!
Bank Statement Showed Expected
Increase in Loans Outlook
for Immediate Future.

NEW YORK. March 1s.-The stock
market during tho past week has been
subjected to many depressing factors.
The news from tho coal fields has been
very conflicting, but, for the most part,
lunfavorable and the chances Of a strike
at the anthracite mines seems to have In
creased considerably during the past
week, or ton days, with possibility OF
a cessation OF mining over large per-
centago OF the bitumlnous territory.
At Aigeciras where last week It was
supposed q complete understanding had
been arrived at, a new hitch has oc-
CURED and the newspapers now repre-
sent France and Germany as holding
entirely irreconcilable views This caused
a sudden rise In foreign exchange with
consequent Tightening OF the money
market with an advance OF call money
to an extreme high level Of Q per cent.
and general hardening in time rates
OF from Id TO 1-3 OF i per cent.
Disturbing Factors.
The aftermath OF the passage of tho
eighty cent gas bill has been heavy
and continuous liquidation In consolidated
gas, which has declined with scarcely U
rally during every business day.
The Supreme Court decision in n trac-
ton case In Chicago was totally uncx-
nected and caused a sudden and severe
break in the price Of all the traction
securities OF that city. entailing very
heavy losses on holders.
Tho annual report OF MISSOURI Pa
cif1c. which showed failure to earn
the; 8 per cent. dividend BY some $4,000,
caused a savage attack on this stock.
which carried II, down nearly five points
in one day. .aE
Considering all OF these circumstances.
It must be said that the general list
showed remarkable frmness. There was
but little activity and no efforts on the
part OF the bulls to advance prices, but
Throughout somebody seemed willing to
stand ny and take all offerings. and
tho result was that declines were slight
on the receipt of the most unfavorable
news. and the tendency of the stock
market seemed to DO to advance when-
ever no unfavorable Developments came
to light.
The short session OF Saturday was the
dullest witnessed in a long time. The
trading was without significance but II
sagging tendency developed which. how
ever. was due more to the extreme dull
ness than to any urgent desire to mar
ket stocks. The indifferent bank state
n:ent had no itlmedi ate effect upon
prices. but there was; considerable firm
ness In many stocks before the close.
The increase In loans OF $5Sl2,000
shown by the bank statement was. look
ed for as n result OF syndicate opera-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
ST. & ers
GEO. "a. KING e Co,

i llO4Ha y, Main at, ~ B Richmond, Va,
sToc ks, coTTo s AN o. @ RAIN !. 9i5
otlon Al Lots IA Speciality %
Close Attentlons 70 "a -os., Town Aeco unts,s
Il y. 8sls. .i5 yArE WIRES N ". q,
NE'vIt YORK, g ttlc 400, NEW oRLEAksl
4 Private Long plsta nce q hone to y, ~
Loop TO Western I'm lar. Main OF ices,
stock ieker In g ustoner RS Hoor,,,t
L Members I. III
Richmond g rain and Cotton sFxcflangeS
s strap gers visiting tho scl ty are invited
gtoSnlAke oar on flee their hsad tiers. and:
have their mail and wires sent In pr
care, Ss;;i VI n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
hammond and PetersbuIg Electric Railway:

Car. leave corner OF Seventh and Perry
Streets. Manchester. every hour (ons the ho4rla
from a.. ~. to 10 ~ NJ Last car la mid9lghts
s7CaN leave Fetersburg. foot of sycamore
Street every honr from 4; N ~
NJ. daily. except Sunday X, M,
All cars from Petersburg I 60 anectin Rich-ss..
ymond cars. ssss 375SS
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SOuthernR Railway.

eyr~
sCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEB. IL 1904
s,.oo i. TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. u s
s,5s;;Wys q. M.-Daily-Locai for Charlotte, NJ C. IN
A>''v =. ,Ai.--Daily-Lim Bufret Pullman to
fnuanta and Birmingham. New Orleans.
S} ~ MSemph!s. Chattanooga and all the South.
InInrough coach for Chase City. Oxford, ,
eoo pu .h and Raleish i, Z.
Aa'0 Z. M-Daily--Iinnited-Pu Pullman ready 9Sl
e. NJ, Tor all tho South. 81 q III
rh YORK RIVER LINE
., L1svorlte route TO Baltimore and Eastern
potnts. Leave Richmond 4:20 p. NJ, daily
SSAcept Sunday, connecting with steamer
Ert,S Baltimore Mondays, Wednesdays and
a1s e F;;,MsL;-Ioc.i-Monday.. wednesday. and
s'o 2; nMn;.E.eep. sunday-ror Yves. Point.
snd river landings Msnaays. Wednesdays
s.. u Fridays. Steamers cal at Giol.,
l.1s q y At F,olnt, Almonds and Clay Bank.
- % Tvast Except sunday-Local mixed for
sks \ TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
LIS 3 ~ -. ana 1850 2. M.-From all the South.
-, Raicfst Charlotte. Durham and
go 4. a; ,n, a.. Keysvills and intermediate.
s;ss A. n -Daily from west Point With Batt,.
EsiH connections Sundays Wedesdays and
1o '4 :. M..Wednesdays and Fridays: $40 p.
D., daily. except sunday-From west:
g. y. WEsTBuRY. D. p. IA. Richmond. Va.
D. 3 HtAIRsDW1cK. W. =. TAYLOR
n 3. SPENCER. asn.l Mgr. - -
Washington p. c..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
NAVAL STORES MARKET.
Developments Of Interest During
Past Week in Savannah,

SAVANNAH. Ca Ma cll; 1S.--De yelop-5
sments in the Savannah naval stores mar
,ket for tho past week. ending today
have been OF considerable irt crest. spirits
having dropped from 20 cents toSnothingl
doing. which was ca used Ehy the report
on Monday that, there was a shipnelitg
nf about 500 casks o. spirits coming to
this market from Jacksonville, Fla, That
STONED trading at onse but arrival
ltand other g were disposed
leved Of this small burden. at once re-
acted to 6a-Go IA cents and there is soma
expectation Of n fuls isr advance, unless
there is more diverted from other ports,
If Is reported thnt there has Nhson n
sale OF one thousand casks or turpen-.
tine for May August delivery this week.
There has been aute g drop in common.
srosins for the past week III |, nnu below
having dropped 10 cents this week. and
II would seem from apparent conditions
that some further drop on these grades.
are Imminent, Pale Erosills were ilil-8
changed, there betng. praet ically mono
on the market. 9, n, M
THE following IRE the official figures
-oc. recnints and Mshipnlents for the lWcek. q
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nd
Hish
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&C. ago p M.

Those two Modern Brick Stores. Nos.
AL and 423. south line OF Broad. between
Monroe and Henry Streets. each having
very neat apartments above, with front
entrance. No. 421,,s, and four-room frame
dwelling in rear. The present low in
come OF this property. SET 90 per month,
will bear an increase. Its steady occu-
5pancy can always be relied upon. Its
continued advance in yal,Ae is an assured
fact.
The lot fronts SO feet 6 inches more or
less. by 1872 feet 10 inches more or less.
to an alley Is feet Wide, more tor less
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-19
THE WEEK IN WALL STREET.
From the Nav York EvenlnG Post Of Saturday,
STOCK EXCHANGE CLEARINGHOUSE

CIHIcb ss.s.b.ss..t.y..s.s.. sy,...s...
hallway ana miscellaneous bonds.
Government bonds sold ............,.i
For the calendar year to date:
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about 100000 larger, than was indi-
Gated by the reported movements of
currency which may .be accounted for
by the working OF the. average system.
money having been made at the close Of
last week, and did mot appear In last
weeks statement. The Increase In de-
posts of $s.sa6.700 is ISL 900 less than the
ss q Is shs nsnaussa % baanee
I Tho reserve required is l,13t,1I5 more
than last week. deducting front this the
gain In cash the surplus is diminished
BY $685. The .srplus now Is sS S. VS. l2 =.
in 1904 ss.lso. 400 in 1903, SAL, go in 1909.
s10.272.i 25 in 1901. f2,GsS,s25 in 1900 and
$ls.07t175 in 1889. E,53 /,
Not counting reserve against United
States deposits. the surplus rs ss,s5z'29o.
Feature Of Market.
The Immediate future Of the market
lis a pure guess: =, ,,or,
than guess is diseredited. Even the coal
operators re unable to say for CERTAIN
there VII stree 3be have
sdtetisionIits initial velocity I'm prices
before The public ,o can set sI line
is that there will be no, strike. but brok-
gin. Then there Is the Moroccan dis
pute Sun lacking official settlement. More
I than ninety railroad ana ind ustrIal COR
irorations are to pay dividends the first
Monday OF April. This will cause the
temporary retirement from circulation. of
about sto0 COO 900 foraahout week Is,s;, The
standard Oil dividends this week sent
call money to Q pors cent. r ers wonder
What the. payment of 500. COG. 600 will do.
For the investor this huge dividend dis
3burscmant is a bull argument, but tho
asreculator must consider .llia ;,nar5r,f
account in the meantime. The Missouri.
Kansas ana Texas Company is almost
certain Of paying a four per cent. dlyi-
sdend this year on It's preferred stock.
Copper mining companies are also to In,
crease their dividend pnyrnsilts. Snow
districts and winter wheat is improved
and the sround Is made 9 I, At for plownt;
fer spTlnfs IS 50
which to speculate. Precedent proves
that when stock market margins md
general business clash for money spccu-
}lation must stand aside. g K i 81 80
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rHx STOCK MA0KET or THE Wick.

Bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w, %
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. J, rcrs, Record. In its Issue this week,

Total sales Tor the WeeH
bonds. were 80. 6Am.
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90, ss6,o0 lsis.i7i,06o all0, S4s,oeo
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-10

practices over one which permitted
such practices by neglect? New
boards of trustee fresh from among
the policyholders are evidently need
ed. aud not alone by the big New
York companies: but more needed is
radical change in the standard by
which the American life insurance
business is conducted.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-10

Professor Felix Adler. founder
OF the Society of Ethical Culture and
formerly "A member Of the Cornell
faculty. not long ago was speaking
of a position in an educational insti-
tuition. 1t was vacant and the pro-
fcssor was TO select an incumbent
Il am not quite sure" he said
whether TO get man OF education
from New England on man Of abil-
ity from Chicago"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-10

This has been strenuous year
with Ms as well as the president and
we feel like as II We were ON the
verge of nervous probation. n we
could retire to some quiet. secluded
still house in Kentucky and spend
the summer there without doing no
littery or EDITORIAL work M all we
would be ourself agin i'm the fall
Hardcman Free Press.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-10

Reform republicans find attract
i've the name of Lincoln republi-
cans to distinguish them from the
regular sort. The name started in
Philadelphia last year, and it has now
reached New Hampshire, where
there is a great field of usefulness
for it. Winston Churchill. the novel
list the Lincoln republican candidate
for the republican nomination for
governor, must buck against the
Hoston and Maine railroad to win.
hut that fact merely indicates the
nature OF his opportunity. MIR.
Churchill should va. IN" even at the
risk OF a collision.