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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
THE MARCH
OF SCIENCE.
Upon 10 Andrew ID. White Says His
Optimism II Based.

The closing session of the Amer
lean association for the advance
ment OF science was held Tuesday I'm
Barnes hall at Cornell university,
Ithaca. y. Y. Dr. Andrew d. White.
former president OF Cornell. de-
scribed his first attendance at a
meeting OF the ass ociation. so years
ago, in the summer OF 1856. at Al
bany. The occasion was the open
ing OF the Dudley observatory, and
was general sterilization OF science
Such eminent men as Agassiz. Ev-
erett. Bancroft. Henry and Beard
We're the speakers: DIR. White said
that when he was at Yale there was
not single student i'm his class OF
l09 members who had the slightest
apiration in scientific direction.
and he remembered how one morn
ing. on seeing student at window
in his room examining something in
test tube. he said To himself. What
a futile occupation for man with
an alleged immortal soul"
The whole scientific apparatus of
Yale in those days could be contained
now i'm one of the Smallest recitation
rooms AT Cornell Going afterward
as professor TO the university OF
Michigan. DIR. White said he found
that all the apparatus in the depart
ment OF physics there could be put in
an ordinary wardrobe. lie then told
OF the changes which have occurred
since those days and. in congratulate
ing the association on the bright
outlook for science. Or. White said
that he bases his optimism as to the
future of his country largely on the
part that scientific investigation is
to have i'm solving the problems that
arise in every department OF govern
ment. He said that more and more
the scientific spirit as cultivated I'm
various fields is to be of use i'm the
life OF the nation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
BOY BABY LEFT
ON FRONT PORCH
Little Stranger Deposited by Tn
known Parties nt Home or
J. X. Runlp.

Roanoke, Va, July G. Mr.. J. r..
Rnhin. general freight agent OF tho
Norfolk and Western railway, * over
one boy baby
Last night about o'clock "A NAL.
infant appearing six or seven weeks
old. was left ON MIR Rumn's front
porch. at No. 227 Albermarlc. or
Eleventh ayenue. southwest.
IL was said that somc of The neigh
bors saw a white man ami woman
enter the yard and deposit tl.c l,tlc
bundle in chair on the porch aad
then hurry away.
SO far there Is on clue as 70 who
placed The baby on The RuTn 1ioqh
at the northeast corner of Roanoke
street and Eleventh avenue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
REPUBLICAN
POLICY OMINoUS

In May, 1906, $4,000 migrants
landed in the United States. and the
number for June will probably be
still larger. More than a million
have come within the past year. and
100000 Will probably come next
year. This vast increase in the num-
Der OF people, and the contemporane-
Gus concentration Of wealth I'm the
hands OF a few. who have been fav-
ored with monopolies and other priv
ileges by the policy OF the Govern
ment under Republican party auspi-
ces. makes II possible to organize two
hostile forces that will sooner or la
ter clash. u Is ominous.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
SOMETHING DOING
IN POLICE COURT.
Officers kept Busy During the Day
ny Inw-Brcakcrs.

Yesterday was busy day In police
circles Judging from the recorders
docket last night. There were eigh-
teen cases tried. four OF which were
for gambling, which were landed by
l.abrook, Rufus Tucker, Dan Rufnn
aud another colorsd gent were arrest-
ed at gambling resort between Scott
and Raleigh street last evening and
drew "A fine OF ten dollars euch. Eight
Offenders We're fined for partaking
too freely of the spirits. one for
cruelty to animals, one FOR fast driv-
ing. two for disorderly conduct and
two for loitering.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
w. H. THOMAS WILL
DELIVER LECTURE.
Consented to- Lecture at Christian
Church, Gap of S'oncy Ridge,
Sunday.

BY invitation from his country
friends, Mr.. w. IL. Thomas, has
kindly consented TO give lecture
on Jerusalem, the Holy Land and
Egypt tomorrow at II O'Clock at the
Christian Baptist church at the Gap
OF Stoney Ridge about five miles
from Bluefeld. There IS no charge
for admission. Mr.. Thomas will
give an interesting account OF his
trip TO all important places the
custom OF the people etc, especially
regarding the city OF Jerusalem
Bethlehem aud Nazareth. Every
body is invited to come and bring
the children.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
BRYAN WILL WIN.
John Sharp Williams Expresses an
Opinion.

Jackson. Miss, July ct will he
Bryan" so spoke John Sharp Will
liams today on his return from
Washington. The democratic leader
in congress expressed every conf
dence that Bryan will be nominated
in the next Democratic National Con-
vention on the first ballot and said
he had no doubt that the great Ne
braskan will be elected.
"The country ~ ripe for great
democratic victory" said Mr.. VIII
liams. "if the election we're held to-
morrow, I believe Bryan would re-
ceive the greatest popular and cleo
toral vote ever given president.
And believe the conditions will be
almost If not quite so favorable to
Bryan's election I'm 1908. The prin-
riples OF the Jenersonian democracy
were never in such high favor with
the rank and file OF voters as today"
Wr. Williams stated he would sail
from New York about the middle OF
July 10 attend the Inter Parliament
AIRY Peace Conference in London as
one Of the American delegates. He
Ieclined to outline his plans for his
campaign for the United States SEN
ate as Moneys successor except TO
say that he does not expect TO take
the field actively until next year.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
CORRUPTION
PRACTICES" IN
GREAT BRITAIN

The strictness with which England
guards the purity of elections is
strikingly illustrated In case Just
rerorted. in which a member OF par
Lament has been nseated because Of
corrupt practices" He is a member
Of the Liberal party which has an
Overwhelming majority in parliament
and is the eldest son of a peer; yet
these circumstances do not avail to
save him from the penalty OF the law.
The most serious "harge against him
was that he had corrupted. or tried
to corrupt the voters by entertaining
them at garden party Just sup
pose such corruption" OF voters
were forbidden i'm this country
New York Tribune.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
DIPLOMACY.

At a dinner recently Senator Long
was commenting upon diplomacy.
That was a very diplomatic young
woman whom ] heard about the
other day" he said.
What do you do. some one said
TO her at a ball. when man per
sists in asking you for a dance. and
you don't want to dance with bim?
tell him., sFo replied, that my
card is fun
But supposing it isn't and he
SIN persists?'
Then. said the young woman.
u Insist 10 is and at the same time
Jet him see 10 isn't 49, Exchange.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
BADGER FOUND
GOLD MINE.
Strange Story OF an old Miners Dis
covcry Ia Nevada.

\ H. George, Sante Pc yardmaster
has taken a layof OF three weeks and
gone TO Nevada TO develop gold
mining claim which he has there
There is quite story back OF his
going.
Mr. George grub-stakcd an old min
er who had struck a streak Of bad
luck. This miner finally found some
excellent surface Indications I'm the
Nevada mountains and stakcd his
claim The prospects were so good
that Mr.. George. his brother ana
his brothcr-in-law took tkreo adioin-
ing claims The old grfzzled miner
worked away all winter on the funds
supplied him by Mr. George H's
developments were encouraging. but
did not pan out large quantities OF
the yellow metal.
short time since another old min
ers. in hard luck. came past this FIRST
miners claim. carrying his ki, OF
tools with him. Mr. Georges friend
was naturally lonesome and invited
the stranger to- take claim. and ar
ter looking over the situation thiq
stranger decided to do 80. An even
Ing or two later the two miners sat
on a ledge Of rock talking when
badger camc into sight Tho miners
gave chase and the badger ran int
% BIOL" on the stronpcrs claim.
They went to work with their
picks and soon dug uhc badger out
and in doing SO they made 70 remark
able discovery Ills bed lu the bot
tom Of the hole. was made on big
chunk Of the very richest of gold
orc. The gold ln The tone ~ which
be- lay was worth 10000. ID thls
way they discovered rich vein Of
gold-bcariUg quartz which runs
through both their mines as weu as
those belonging TO Mr George. bis
brother and bis brother-fs law SIR
Georges trip TO Nevada is for tie
purpose Of fully investigating h,>
new gold mino. Wellington Mail
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
THREE DEATHS FROM
A FALL OF SLATE
WHO MIXED THE MEssq

We have fallen into scandal
monger'ng epoch. The soul harpies
of slander have created a condition
and all the civilized world IN nausea
ted at the thought OF us. II has cost
us tens of millions OF money and the
respect of mankind II will and
should cost our self-respect IL we do
not burn ont with caustic OF hot in
dignation this score OF slander.
Thus President bay. s. r. D.. ILL.,.
ID. OF Syracuse University, In his
calaureate sermon to the graduates
last Sunday.
Note first: Syracuse University has
had million dollars OF Standard oil
money.
Note next: The ciinck OF the money
In the words--''lt has cost us tens
OF millions OF money"
Read again they are fair sam
Piles OF many words OF the sermon
and ask, is this the kind OF talk
to give to give TO young people who
are going out into the world to
strive with the world. the flesh and
the devil.
Is the picture OF the times true or
false?
Are the scandal mongers" and
'harpies OF slander" responsible for
the foul conditions they have ex-
posed?
Is the man who takes OFT the I'D
to be held as the mixer OF the mess? {?
IL is true the stencil is nauseating.
Who made Il so? And shall we SIT
down on the lid and let the brew
grow more and more putrescent?
This defender has taken brief
for the wrong client lie has apol-
ogy or silence. for the rich and aris-
tocratic thieves who have been
brought 10 bar and only abuse for
the officers OF .be law who have ex-
posed the thieves.
One must feel sorry for the gradu-
ates OF this school who go out into
life with such perverted views OF life
and duty.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
DEMOCRATIC
LEGISLATION

The Democrats have won some
notable Victories in Congress this
year. Thcy have beaten the santo
Domingo treaty and the Adminlstra-
tiou bills for modifying the Chinese
exclusion law, The construction Of .
ton million dollar lNttlcship. for shin
subsidy ana for forcing Arizona and
Sow Mexico into joist statehood
They have forced the aeIml.sion OF
Oklahoma and indian Territory into
thc Union, me bin dcpriylng trust
officials or immunity from punish
mcnt. tho railroad rate bin. and the
employers liability bH
The Democrats have boon beaten.
however. ON some very important
measures, including tbo Tuman bin
TO- prevent contributions by corpora
lions to corrupt funds. tho bin to
pay RoosoycIrs circlc.swiuglue OK
peue tho Bailey and Ia Foucttc
amendments to enc railroad rat. bin.
and the confirmation OF Barnes. and
the eiebt-hour bnL
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
TOLSToI SEES NO
HOPE FOR RUSSIA.
New Parliament Fills Him With
Disgust. Irritation and Humor.

Saznaya. Poliana. July 0.-Count
Leo Tolstoi. in the course OF an in
terview today said the Russian Par
Lament interested him very little.
When he ook up paper he said he
usually skipped the reports OF par
liamentary proceedings. but when he
did glance at them they inspired him
with the triple sensation OF humor,
irritation aud disgust.
1T seems to me- Count Tolstoi
said. as IL children were playing as
srownups. The proceedings show
nothing new. nothing original. moth
Ing Interesting Everything has been
aid hundreds OF times before.
An English friend OF mine wrote
20 me that he had expected Parlia-
ment To blaze new roads. but that it
vas only slavishly initiating the
West.o That Is true. The speeches
are like phonograph reproductions of
those In foreign Parliaments."
Count Tolstoi continued: Our
Parliament reminds me of fashions I'm
the provinces Hats and gowns out
of date in the cities are sent to the
interior where they are eagerly worn
under the impression that they are
the latest styles.
1T irritates me TO see the social
ed representatives OF the people who.
really are below the level OF the
ilasses which they are supposed TO
represent, assume 'he task of solving
problems which will decide the fate
of l40,0OO.OOO human beings. The
irrelevancy of the arguments OF the
members and their blind self-assur-
ance and intolerance disgust me"
Count Tolstoi repeated his well
known idea that the regeneration OF
Russia would not come through a
political struggle, but I'm revival of
the true Christian spirit which will
make men love labor. nature and
truth. Without politics" he said
labor. peace and truth. With pol
Itics the atmosphere is red with strife
and blood" No halfway measures can
solve the agrarian problem. Accord
ing TO his views there is only one ul-
Innate and just solution. namely,
equalization OF the rights OF every
body 10 till the soil the world over.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
THREE ITALIANS WE'RE cnrsm.
ED TO DEATH.
NINE ROSS AND ms ASSISTANT
ALSO CAUGHT ny FAIL
OF SLATE.

coopers. w. Va.. July 6.-By fall
of slate in the coaldale mine today.
three men met death aud two were
injured To a considerable extent.
Mine boss Montgomery aud his as
sistant Mr. Show were caught in the
fall OF slate aud received very seri-
Gus injuries and the lives OF three
Italians We're snuffed out in the twink
ling OF an eye.
The mine az coaldale where the
accident occurred Is new one and
the rooms whore the Italians and the
mine boss and his assistant were
working had not been properly tim
bered. according to the reports of
those who furnished your correspon-
dent with the inrormation. wheth-
er. or not this was the direct cause.
we are not IN Il position to definitely
state.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
AGED LADY TAKEN
TO THE HOSPITAL.
Had Come 10 BIueficld for the Rene.
III Of Her Health.

Mrs Brumbaugh. who has been
III for several days at the Summit
Hotel, was taken TO ST. Lukes hos
Dital yesterday afternoon She is ~
years Of age and with her husband
came here from Pennsylvania I'm
search OF health being advised to do
SO by her home physicians Her con
diuon Is very critical ON account OF
her advanced age.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
BLUEFIELD BAND
ELECTS OFFICERS

At a meeting Of the BlueGeld Band
last night the following officers were
elected
Mr.. Vale, Temporary Chairman.
Mr.. Ellis, Instructor.
Mr.. Hurt President.
Mr. Blandford. Vice-Prcsident.
Mr. q. $. RAIDER, Secretary.
Mr.. Jno. Rlchman, Treasurer.
Mr. Ramago, Librarian.
Mr. Davis Assistant Director.
Mr. Walker to look after band
room.
Tho next meeting viii be held
Monday night scxt. and alI members
arc expected 10 be present.
Tho baud is proercssiug nicely
and deserve. hc encouragement Of
Hluoncld people.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
SIX KILLED. FIvE MISSING

omaha Neb, July G over 100
persons while Watching display Of
''"""'" Wednesday night on Lake
"'"'"' "or" prccIrItatcd into the
water '' 'ae 1Il.ne of floating
'"'N 'n which they stood. Six dod-
''+ nave been recovered from the
lake and hyo persons are sam mis-
sing Eight waro injured. one pdob.
ably Rtally
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
THE VISION OF
WORLD. PEACE.
With a tom,son International Con-
sciousness ana n Common m-
tcrnational Life.

The time Is coming when all the
military forces OF the world viii be
one police force. under one chief OF
police. with one international Leg
islature to decide what Is the will OF
the nations. with one international
court TO interpret the ohoial ,S lcal
Intelligence OF the nations. and lust
enough army and just enough navy
To make the world safe under n com.
mon control and NO more Today
Europe is pretending 60 dread the
yellow pcril. without reason. and
China Is drcading the white peril.
and with very good cause. How shall
we of the West avoid the yellow peril.
and thoy of the East avoid the white
peril? There are two ways. one way
is to build up armies and navhs and
get them ready for the worst war the
world has ever seen The other way
Is for Chiaa. Japan, Europe and
America to organize a common in
tslligence through an international
court a common will through an In
their guidance select n common chief
their guidanme select common chicr
of police, cali hbn what you will
that is the otheE way. II Is the sane
way II is the righteous way. II ls
The way I'm which peace lies. The
world is moving very fast
fast When Edwars Everett Hale. I'm
1895, said here, I'VE want "A porma.
nent court of arbitration. porma-
nent tribunal" there were th se
who said, This IL dream af .fs
dreamer and the vision OF tho va
ionary;" yet In four years we b.,a "a.
What Edward Everett Hale pro
phesicd God has already brought TO
pass
God is moving fast He who would
run ahead OF Gods chariot must
grid up his loins and run rapidly.
What we want today is not merely
a court TO settle international dim
culties that We have already; not
merely body OF mento consult to
gether on international matters.
though We are going to have that:
what we want * q common lnerna-
tional consciousness mud common
international life. The psalmIst
said. The kings OF the earth take
counsel together against the Lord
and against his annolnted," What we
want is that the kings Of the earth
should take counsel together for the
Lord and for the annolntment Paul
said, THE kingdom Of God is right
eousncss, peace. and joy i'm holiness
of spirit" What we want is a com
mon international consciousness. in
terprctcd by a common international
tribunal, expressing itself I'm com
mon International executive. that
shall make for righteousness, FOR
peace. and FOR human welfare. out
look
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07

The turbuiauco Of politics 20. Pam
anna mich. be settled by President
Roosevelt m his proposed visit to
the .sthmus. taking possession of tho
Panama Republic and annoxue &C.
to thc canal strip. suclr action would
bc 200 more revolutionary than the
AID given the Panamaue in their re-
volt from Columbia lie that make.
csn unmsks
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
DELIVERED AN
INTERESTING
DISCOURSE.

Rev. G. Knoff, of Salem. Va,
preached last night at the Cavalry
Baptist church to large and ap-
Dreciaive audience. He goes today
to Shith's Chapel, near New Hope
where he viii preach several SER
mons. Rev Knon is Of the Dunkard
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07

Loeb is worn out. and Chandler
kicks. and Sylvester Is descredlted
and Barnes Is scarce and they have
harnessed mp Beveridge for a Presi-
dental scape-gOat Poor Beverideei
What crimes IN thy name are com
mitted? No wonder Beveridge saws
he is tired, very, very tired.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07

All linotype records were broken
az Salt Lake City Monday night
when Charles a. Nichols. a Herald
operator, set 10000 ems nonpareiI
In eight hours. The former worlds
record. $1,000 ems nonparen. was
made by George A. Green OF Boston
at competition IN Chicago in 1896.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
ANARCHIST ARRESTED

'''"'' J"Iy '.. An anarchist nam
cd Hosonbere, who is believed to
have come here Goa connection with
plot against tbe Kaiser was arrested
upon his arrival from America
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07

As the President now has S25. 900
a year to spend on junkets for him
self and friends. he can make a STUN
ping tour OF the congressional dis
triets that are considered doubtful
for the Republicans.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07
DEATH OF INFANT.

Ingleside. w Va, June 6 The
10 month Old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T H Wilkerson, died at this
place today The many friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs Wlkerson will no
doubt be sorry to learn Of the death
Funeral will occur tomorrow.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07

j. IT Gadd Of Princeton. thch
'ihocnt superintendent OF free
schools Of tnis county. was in the
city yesterday
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-07-07

Q Batsford and wife left yester
day for trip to Ironton, Ohio.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
BLACKJACK WONDERS
PROMISED BY HKS

There is no question about the com
ing production of "A Bunch OF Nom
sense" the latest minstrel production
by the local Lodge Of Elks being a
success II one may Judge by getting
u line on IL, for with a chorus OF fifty
strong voices each and every one keyed
up TO the proper pitch there simply is
nothing to II. II is doubtful II bet
ter selection OF funny people could be
found In town than what is already
enlisted In the ranks OF this show.
One OF the most amusing features OF
the olio. will be the take on by a
comedy quartette on the Board OF
Supervisors and the Fire Department,
J. Haysting Rowland playing the part
OF chief,-well II would be a shame to
tell his stage name at this time, for its
one Of the hits OF the act. but those
who are fortunately enough TO own
seats. can laugh TO their hearts con-
tent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
World NEWS BY CABLE
ASSOCIATED Press Cable.i
eAlFoUR is ELECTED.

pNlFOOH 10 eLtC Ed.
London. Feb. 27.--Balfour has been
elected to Parliament by 1000 ma.
jority.
When Il became known that the
great Conservative leader had been
beaten by his own constituency, u
London member of his party who had
been elected resigned that Balfour
might have a seat. The Liberals at
first announced that they would not
contest the election, but later decided
TO make a fight. Balfour's triumph.
therefore, is complete.
S. p. LANGLEY DEAD.
Washington, Feb. 27.-Samuel Pier.
pont Langley, Secretary of the
Smithsonian Institution, is dead.
DISTURB RURAL FoRANcE.
lie Puy, France, Feb. 27.-In a con.
tiict between mob and q party Of
gendarmes making an inventory OF
the local church property. fifteen per
sons were wounded.
RACE WAR IN ILLINOIS.
Springfield, Illinois, Feb. 27.-The
militia has been called out to quell a
mob which Is attacking the negro
quarter on account of the shooting OF
white man there.
WATERFRONT DESTROYS VII.
LACE.
Nahanaro. Madagascar, Feb. 27.-A
watorspout has destroyed an entire
village near here. and many persons
have been drowned.
HISTORIC CHURCH DESTROYED.
Barcelona, Feb. 27.-The historic
church OF San Pablo has been des-
troyed by an incendiary.
KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION.
Piper. Alabama. Feb. 27.-Six per.
sons have been killed and twelve In.
jured in n mine explosion.
MINERS ARE REcoNciLED.
New York. Feb. 27.-The Miners
have been reconciled.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-02-28
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