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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

A Roman Cotholic cathedral for
TO cost over a million dol
lars, Is one OF group OF buildings
planned by tho Diocesan Building
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

We very much regret TO hear OF
the illness OF the little daughter Of
officer Francisco, OF this city, who rs
suffering from nervous prostratIon
We hope to soon hear of her re-
cocery.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11
LOCKS DOOR, SETS
FIRE, HANGS.
DAYTON WOMAN DON'T INTEND
TO HAVE DEATH CHEATED.

Dayton, o., Dec. 10-Locked I'm
her room, today. Mrs. John Cervins-
chi, thirty-one, set fire to the house
and then hanged pfSolf with a
clothes line.
Cervinschi and his wife came TO
this country from Vienna about Ave
years ago. They have been living IN
Dayton about five years. The fire
was extlnguished without great loss.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

Mrs. w. f. Poston, aged &c years
died at her home in South Bluefleld
Sunday night, OF consumption. She
leaves a husband and two children to
mourn her loss. Her remains will
be taken to saltville, Va, today for
interrment
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion Is preparing for a thorough in
vesugatlon OF the various railroads
controlled by James J. Hill.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

The yellow fever situation in ia.
vana Is satisfactory There is only
one case in tho city at present and
two cases I'm tho interior.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

Three OF the discharged negro
member Of the Twenty-hfth infantry
have applied or re-onlistment in the
army, and tho matter IS now square
ly mp 10 the President.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

While the shoppres are being urg-
ed to make their purchases early, II
might be well to caution the man
who is preparing to masquerade as
Santa Claus against the danger OF
fire.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

Our city toy stores are full " nov
elites and the Surprise store arc
full OF attractions for the Christmas
holidays Call and see for yourself.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

Last night there was lively work
In police circles. There was eight or
nine locked up for all kinds OF Of
fences and they will have to answer
this mornings for their mlsdccdf
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11
MOTION FOR A NEW
TRIAL WAS REFUSED

Chester Gillette is to be electrocut-
ed at Auburn during week beginning
January 2Sth. Mother with him
when sentence was passed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

Pittsburg managing editor. Wrere's
thesociety reporter?
City editor: Covering the police
court.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11
"UNGENTLEMANLY"
SAYS ROOsEvEvELT OF sTOREIs
TO WHOM HE REPLIES

Washington, Dec. 10-President
Roosevelt tonight mado public n long
letter addressed to Secretary Root,
giving the correspondence between
the President and Former Ambassa-
dor Bellamy Storer at Vienna, and
Mrs. Storer, In which he says that
Storer's refusal to answer letters and
the publication OF various priv ate
letters justified the ambassadors ro-
moval: that Storer's publication OF
private correspondence was peculiarly
ungentlemanly and that he, (the Pres
ident) had stated with absolute
clearness his position and reason why
Il was out OF the question for him as
President to try to get any archbish-
op made cardinal, though expressing
admiration for Archbishop Ireland as
well as leaders OF all denominations
He says ho thinks II well that mem-
bers OF the cabinet should know
certain facts (which he (Storer)
either suppresses or misstates." lie
says he did not resent the action OF
the Storers until it became evident
they were likely to damage American
interests"
WORKED FOR HUSBAND.
He says Mrs. storer urged him to
give her husband cabinet place and
that she stated Mr.. Choate at London
and General Porter at Paris were
not proper persons to be ambassa.
dors, suggesting her hursband I'm that
connection. The President incorpo-
rates a letter from Postmaster Gen.
leral Cortelyou contradlcting the
statement that President Mckinley
had commissioned gentleman TO ask
the pope las a personal favor to him.
and as "an honor to the country"
to appoint Archbishop Ireland as car
dinal. Cortelyou says the late
President never made any such re-
quest.
The President declares that Stor-
er's statement that he authorized any
such message to be delivered to Pope
Plus is untrue. Ho says he mover re-
ceived letter from Ambassador
Storer giving an account OF his visit
to the vatican, and OF the message nc
personally gave the pope on behalf of
Mr.. Roosevelt.
Tho Presidents action tonight fol-
lows the publication OF confident
ial pamphlet which storer last week
sent to the President, the cabinet and
the senate foreign relations commit
tee.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-12-11

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Ser &ricg AMI Den Ybilippincn,

Wouilo, A. Moi. >n Scr
fonmenoen ISOLDE miro cine 9lbtbci'
lung ocs GuuItablercorpS i'm Gilocr'
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Mchr ltulucttcr in ScraS.

GnIloS, Scras, 4. Mai. - &nl
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BON 9oilcp, IN Sanin = Gountp, lullr-
ben 5u0If Nalicr Ourf Den Stlrm.
mino 0emolirt.
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10 Ibr Wbei6S.
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rcd Wtlantit. 6itD idaItb, gle 8iige baIten
In gSiImin9tcu: e bdIt inebefer.
Torm., l2. 30, 1910 gia6m: ri. siobaI eta,
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COMMUNICATION SniorInationSs SIrenIi, 8. K ".
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MtIonto, 90, A. Mai. - Heu.
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Nar9Iaab e T~cnnihlOania ". n.
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II. 90 9beu6s nat) Relatr nlr gonntaaB.
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iup g Yusbrltd)eS lumnncltc, fam all
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8cittrm IarHlauS Giicn6abu.

Hiae b%erIa0eu SilIen'S Citation Wie foist:
Sdaltd,.
40 Inrgens 49, SbIeuBug. Saaersto,pn, n.
& 70 ssabt uno arSecnonnien SonHtaa Sanp
cod uno 9bamberS hurB.
40 9iadui. - 0flom. mao llHiousg1ribGt.
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100 Oiusaeiis- 2orf uno 1sitpshurg afforn.
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9.45 0~iorsenS-ar.om. mao 9eitoSours unb
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$50 s.udtn.-sifont. iiG6 1IDneoH. BORT irrs
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Suliober.
10. 30 r,henoS-sfrum. nab unionsgrioee.
Sdlt iidbf an oer Benrn .sNbe. sStaiiuH an.
u. apvertfpp. @ensrals 8efbiitSfnbrer
2. VI. 0Jlptn. 9enerai'g aifaaier.slaeuf
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Spiritasien giocn5cu.
2ite VIZ. ).
Gpiritnoicn EirrM5 = YppIifatiuuem.
SGIeau Der spiritupicu'qireu5 Is ummiIiar &c,
3inimer BOG, @erihtSgCU0uSe.
Nleu Y, SuWuro, RriItneut,
Ncrnarb NicicnirlO,
Goparo Z. YrGccu.
~EDmmiIfire

Sic uubpcndurtcu @erlnuCu bnhCu Fct;tioren
fir cine Gnortdii's pirituaicu YiccNS bon /. Miai
1906 al etnaercibt, Die an GrCitaG, Den iS.
9iut 1906, &urinitiug3 ltit IN uUr, in Gcrus
tuna aC6ogelG perbeil. Grutc'lc miliieu Dor ~
llbr Diitda5 am TnuncritaG, ben Il. Mai 1906,
ein9creift ictn, ulb Surmulurr lunucn. Iuelul
gemiiniht. auf @rin6et in 0lcltm Riireuu er'
lalgt iuer6cm. s. ..-ft
NaIbinstpn WOluie, gUef.Glerf.
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Baltimore Sampf Yadet 81.
lsltc uno 5uperldfiae Yai.9inte.)
Ole Der. Ginniens liuit betbroeruo.
Tampier nWirsinia" lueul. .Mlabama,"

Sle yer. Sf1ntensNSDil belnrnerlo.
Tampier ,.VirBiuia" lmcu), .Nlabama,"
Georgia." .SeuneNce."
Sampler. idbrefl idQ!id. Sorniags nuSaenonl'
men bon ben gNai'9inie "Riers, .gir. 10-ts.
piabisStrCBe, $50 NbenoS. brett itaf Slo
Rotut Comfort. gioriolf. Portsmouth uno ulIell
Runfien oeS SlocllS. HerbinounN III OH
3oint Gontori NIT IS. & 3. @iienbabn " pad,
Nibinuro, Ser6inoing In Vprtsnolib mt benz
oSeaboaro VIII Cine" toliocn 3u9 ila6 Torls'
mouth NIB gltInntd. IN %ylorioIf &crbinounp
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bern, sSaIbington. @.'G.. Jli6mono, ga, nno
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piDfe Naliien5inmiier, elcfirii6e Neleudtimlg,
SGnlpfbei3una, apien fret, Jieierpirie aaiilten.
8immer IN Den Nilei Nilrearr Der bat Cine, ="
gr. 107, OftsglnIiinoresS itdBc. Nr. 900 ltno
Dos, 2igbt' Strobe, @. VI. i. Sltice. Giior'tsGde
baltimore uuo Gnlneri SirGbe,. Continental
Jruit Nniloina nnb Ii0auBb's, UT. 100, @orb'
GburIessGirnbe.
Sobn u. eberwooe. e. gropn,
SicesFrdi. II. Sen. 'yianager. @en.' Fd. sasent.
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EGic 5nr GeiIe in'S Mm6lano be-
iorgt 6. Gaine, Wr. ll3, Ci.Yalti.
more.S traGc, nabe GOitumboaic.N0e.
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Baltimore Obio- 8abn.
= IaeIit. l1deIid, arSgeuommen Sonntags.
Z Nur GOulttup5.

GrprebSiiae u5eoe stunbe anf Der eiuube" pon
eanloer . citation nab ySaibington an Bo.
d)ertdgcn, 500 BORN. bis 500 Wbenos, mil
YuIImans9 ientt. 5riibere Ibfabrt bon WI.
@Saibimeton, ~OerIotien Wt. RobaI Ct. 900,
mo, 400, +s45. t0.4S, 1885, III .53 8ot'
mitingS. ?t2.i0. HAD, 1855, +2.43, 1870,
ala. 400, l5.55, 500, 1886. fs.16, fi0.b5,
1T 80 glbemoS; Derl. 91uhcn Ct. 800. f6.l5,
lG.3b. !7.20, n. 90, 1880. ~. 100, 1000, ltt.Ou
NurniitagS. 1900 giddia, 1905. ?i2.i5.
400. 2.05, Il. 90. 300, 1906. 400. 40.
800. 1905, 25.35. 1900. '6.i6. 1920, 100,
800. 1926, $1,000, 1000, "1t.i0. ftt.4t
WbPnnS.
Nnuapulis, mt. NonaI Citation. rio uns
2S.4b Suuultia9s, i5.b5 gIubm.; Sulnoen'S fa.,
l7,20 mo 1900 BurinitiaIS, 1906 N1dtti,
1886 mo Goo gbenoS.
Trcocrid, Nt. JtuDll Siatipt1, 2s.45. D.4s,
BOrnt Camden Station, l7.3b, 1000. 1918
innb 1000 Sorm., HIPS, 1850 urio 1920 Nat'
miii1nS.
Alnhstcr, sri. 8onnl, no Born, !2.4s.
1850 gurbn., Camden, 1920 2oril, 1900,
1850 mo 400 gndm.
5agerotuUn, Wit. Rnbal Sia., 445 8crnt,
1880 giGbnl, 9amoen Giatiori, 1900 8orni,
1910 mo 400 giadm. 't''
6nieptt 6itp INTO ut. &ira, Camden Siatton,
1876 ?0.t5 Vorm., 1925, 1850. 1920, $3.50.
*1t.45 NbeuoS.
6urtis' Nab, Gnmoeu etntipn. 1926 BORN.
anraN, vi. JoOal. t2.43 To6m, Camden.
800 Eutm.
9icsai Wluc zine mad, philadelphia uno VIEW.
BORT, ncner 9erminns an SretnuojiuaH5t0.
tier StraIe, Neu.yI0rf. btanem nadl potfIs,
5hratftu itio MridditS. 4 iltrift.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

THE EMPRESS LINE oF THE ATLANTIC
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largest, fastest and finest express steamers be
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After April S, 1905, the company's Northwes
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Northwestern Passenger Agent. Telephone
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AUCTION SALES

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the finest lot this season; all positively 70
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