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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
POSTOFFICE FIGHT
is STILL ON
Several Candidates i'm the Field Who
vii! Ask for the Position.

The ,toanokc World of last even
ing $3.50 that il has developed that
the r ipublicans OF the city are the
ones no are delaying the condrma-
lion OF the appointment of Mr.. Fun
kerhouser
Who would not like to be post
master?
MIR. W. + Ecnner, the well known
and popular grocer. and Mr.. Shnltz
who ran against Sergeant TiHet. are
among those who would like 10 be
postmaster Mr. Renners friends.
and he has not a few. are understood
TO have held mp the nomination. Mr..
Shull, il is said, left for Washington
this morning to look over the field.
and there are others pluming them
selves.
In the meanwhile Mr. Funkerhouser
and his friends are losing no sleep.
They have candidate who has been
under the lime light and he shows
q fine character II is believed that
he will fill the bill completely and
when he is postmaster will let no
other business interests interfere
with his work.
In the meanwhile the business men
are doing some deep thinking about
it. They say II Funkerhouser cannot
be nominated they will produce q
candidate 70 whom President Roose-
volt will say Delighted. with his
Characteristic grin
He is n Democratic Republican bus
mess man Of the highest standing
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
DOWlE DON'T
WANT PEACE
Rejects Ovcsccr Noliya's Proposal for
BOnrd ~ Control for Non City.

AII NEGOTIATIONS loOIIus fO 10 peace.
ml settlement Of the question a- to
who shall control ZION Cit, and irs
vast rosouroc- were broken OF at
Chicago yesterday bowie. through
bis auounH#. threw down rhc gauut
Iot 10 General Ovcrs~cr wilbur Glenn
Voliva and his followers when % pro.
position advanced by Voliva to- The
erect that the $4,000. 1000 estate be-
turned over TO board Of control was
rejected by Dowic The proposed
board was 10 bo made up of nine
members four 30 be- selected by Dow
ie and like number by VoIya. rbc
ninth 10 be- selected bF thr board
Dowic rejected 'hc proposal ON tho
ground That not only would bo not
acpuioscc Zoo 'bc appointment of Volt
va ou ihc board buf fhal Doc mo- Ionea.
recognized thc new leader as 30 mem
Der of fhc church
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
TAzEWELL CITIZEN
BADLY INJURED
Fell Under Moving Train and -.
cape From Death Was Miracu-
louS-Othcr Tazcwell
News.

Tazewell. Va, April I0.-W. G..
Ratlin. former resident OF Taze-
well came near losing his life on the
rail at Paris, Ky, the other day by
falling under "A moving freight train.
He was on the rear OF the first sec
tion and in some manner fell under
the train. Four cars passed over
him and the fifth car had a break
beam hanging down which caught
him and broke his left arm In two
places and bruised other parts OF
his body. The trainmen said that
il was miraculous escape
Mr.. Ratlin arrived here tonight
to recuperate, as he had just previous
TO the accident recovered from an
attack of fever.
w. p. Hail, Jr. who has been
clerking in DR. Jackson's drug store
in this town for several years. left
today for Lynchburg where he will
undergo an operation for appended
tis
Little Jahnny Read. son OF Ben
jamin Read. OF Pocahontas. is in Il
dying condition at the home OF Prof.
Brahe, where he has been boarding
and attending school for the pas,
Methodist Church OF Tazcwem Dis
winter
The Preachers Councll for the
trict will convene at North Tazewen
on next Tuesday night.
The presiding Elder OF this dis
trict. Rev. G. G. Maiden. will pre-
side
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
A MODEL CITY
WILL Be BUILT
Steel Trust Gets Busy And VIII
Build q Town IN Minnesota.

IT Paul. Mimi, April 1O.-A mod
cI city with saloons or small frame
buildings with water works. q 500
600 public school paved streets. pub
lic library and an up-to-date conve-
niences in the pineries OF northern
Minnesota is now being construct
'd by the United States steel Cor
oiation This now town viii bo
called Dolcrain and will start with
population Of 1000 persons The
site for the new town is ON the iron
range and the occupation Of us
people will Doc that Of mining.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
FUNERAL WILL
OCCUR TODAY
Body vii Be Inferred M Family
Burial Ground.

The mother Of Mr. Hugh ShnGlc-
bargcr died Of cancer Of the stomach
yesterday afternoon at her sons res.
idcnce on Race street after lin
gcring Illness Owing 10 the fact
that Mrs ShuncbarEcr was very old
her death did not come as a surprise
10 her great host Of friends. as the
end has been expected for some time
Burial viii take place today a. the
half mile this side Of Princeton.
q half miles This side Of Princeton
She leaves 10 mourn her death -four
sons and daughters all residing in
BlucGcld.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
BODY WAS TAKEN
To WASHINGTON
Nephew of Mrs. Mytinger Comes to
hlucdcld and Has Bod Taken
To Washington.

For second time tho body OF Mrs.
Mary Mytinger. whose death last
week has caused much talk. and
also the detalnment OF her daughter
who is suspected of causing her
death, was yesterday dislnterred and
taken TO Woshinton, d. c., for final
interment.
nephew of Mrs. MytInger came
TO this city yesterday and at once
proceeded To take steps To have tho
body removed to Washington. hor
former home.
Mrs Mary w. Mytinger. herdaugh-
ter, who Is accused of the crime and
Alfred Burger, who posed before the
public I'm this city ms her husband.
were taken to Princeton yesterday
morning by Constable r. Linkenho-
ker, To awaint the action of the grand
jury. Constable Linkenboker says
that the couple were very happy On
the trip and that Mrs Mytinger SANG
several songs on the way and also
kissed her man" several times and
acted ns though nothing had ever
happened
Chief OF Police Newllirk, who has
been working ON the case, received
II Letter from Barger's real wife at
Washington yesterday. enclosing u
photo of him and also an afTldavit to
the effect that he was not divorced
from her. This AFFIDAVIT and also
other evidence In the possession OF the
authorities will be used against Bar
ger at the trial.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
SHOT HIMSELF
WHILE HUNTING
PROMINENT Citizen Meets With Eaisl
Accident While out Hunting.

DanviIlc, April 80. Mr.. j. A Rca-
an, former president of the Danvillc
Commercial Association, and prom
inent and highly esteemed business
man, met tragic death this morning
while out hunting robins In va
cant lot near his residence I'm the
suburbs of The city MIR Rogan
carried double barrel shot gun and
II is supposed that the weapon was
discharged by letting il fall heavily
TO the ground or by his falling
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
POLICE COURT
THIS MORNING
Those Who VIII stand Before the
Judgment Ear nf The city.

j. j Bogg got rull Of rcd eve and
attempted TO sober mp by riding
freight trains. but was prevented
from 30 doing by the timely arrival
of Onccr Newkirk
a Gent with Nat wheel was TAX
"n in tow by Omccr Ncwhirk who viii
run him on thc shop track for re-
pairs
Charley Paxton forgot that they
had gotten new charter and fired
% gun little TOO soon
Omccr Ncwkrk arrested Thomas
Mann for trcspassing ON the sard.
whose assets amounted 10 one wh4s-
tie.
Add Davis who had concealed up.
on his person knife and comb was
shown whore the CITY Hal is located
by Officer NowHrk
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
SOUTH SHOULD
Be RECOGNIZED
Ncbrnsknn in Washington Says Con-
icd"ratc Veteran Should Be
Democratic Candidate.

Washington, April IO.-"I believe
portion of the people who vote the
Democratic ticket, approved The re-
cent suggestion Of Judge Parker that
q Southern man be nominated by
tho Democrats I'm 1908" said w. a.
Yanccy. of Chadron, Ncb. at the RAJ
cigh Hotel today II am y Northern
man by birth, and was r0ared In
Pennsylvania. My father was u
Wing. and after the war he got to
voting the Democratic ticket. and
died "a Democrat, n few years ago.
cast my vote for Mr.. Bryan I'm 1896.
and have voted the ticket ever since
~ believe q Southern Democrat
could come nearer carrying the coun-
try. IL nc be the Kind OF man I am
thinking about, than any Northers
or Western man tho Democrats could
name believe William j. Bryan
rs one of the ablcst men In this conn
try. but he can never be elected pres
idcnt. In my humble opinion. Tho
prciudiccs ho created in 1896 will
never be cradicatcd so far rs he II
concerned Nominate him and you
viii find that while many thousands
Of Democrats who did not vote for
Parker in 1904 would vote for Bryan.
many who left the party i'm 1886
ana voted for Mckinley or Palmer
and Buckncr. viii vote the straight
Republican ticket
"My candidate is John w. Daniel
Of Virginia ! want q Confederate
soldier nominated / believe the peO-
pie of the North snd West who vote
the Democratic ticket would rather
vote for man who fought on tho
side Of his people than TO vote for
% younger man My father and two
Of his brothers fought through the
war ON the Union side But ! am
not animated by he slightest prciu
dice towards The South ON that nc
count lu fact the stories my father
has told me of his experiences Of
.Ho war have convinced mo that e
people who could put up such fno
FIGHT must have something in them
TO arouse thc admiration of the
world. even their oucmos
senator Daniel represents rhc old
school suppose there are goos
people iu the South nov as were
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
DlSMAY AT
SIOUX FALLS
Members Of Divorce Colony will Press
Suits.

Sioux Falls, y. D., April ID.-The
United States Supreme Court decision
in the Haddock divorce case created
a sensation here today among mem
bers OF the divorce colony. Howev-
er. II is believed that. regardless OF
tho decision. the present members or
the colony will not abandon their
intention 10 secure divorces.
Chicago. April 1O.-It is estimat-
ed by Chicago lawyers that the decis-
ion OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States holding Illegal all di-
vorces except where both parties 20
the suit resided within the same iu-
risdiction will make Illegal 500 dl-
,orces that have been granted in
this city alone. and pave the way for
all manner OF complications in the
next generation over inheritance and
the rights 20 property.
Several promient attorneys declare
that the decision means chaos in re-
gard TO the title 10 personal proper
~ Property left ny men who re-.
married after obtaining divorces now
held 10 be illegal must 90 10 chill
dren Of the first marriage and can
not be held by children born NJ the
subsequent ma"riagc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
FROM PULPIT TO
DAZZLING IN POLITICS
sunny Jim" Able To Set Up and
Take Notice of Few Things.
From Pulpit To Dabbling
i'm Politics.


The above is the caption OF Ger
tain drivel which was allowed valua-
lIe space i'm the Leader on yesterday.
The writer subscribes himself "A
Burnt Child" but we are inclined To
believe that II is not too much cook
ing that ails him, but TOO little. In
fact this Child" Is real raw. To
use a scriptural expression Cof which
ho seems foud) he il "a cake not
turned.
When IA INSCRIPTIONS political
trickster, disturbed in his plans by
timely agitation. suddenly assumes
an air OF injured innocence and reads
good citizens lecture. IL is supreme
ly amusing. The air of injured inno-
cence cor other kind for that matter)
fits badly His ears will stick mn.
and he cant get the "hce haw" out
OF his voice When he goes further.
and attempts to instruct the Chris
tian ministry as TO their duties. and
their proper message. II is sublimely
ridiculous. We would adives lids
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
THINKS " All RIGHT.

The Leader. daily ucwsu.p pub.
lishcd ai Bluchcld W. Va. is o.. lur
table 10 is q bright spicy. and new.
sN paper and all who wish % good
paper could do no better than "a
subscribe for the Leader Pearls.
burg VaD Virginian.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
TAKEN IN CHARGE
FOR TREATMENT
Suffering From TOO Free Use of
Whiskey, Wade Simpkins l.
Taken in Charge.

Wade Simpkins was taken tdden-
ly I'D upon The street last % .lt sur.
fering from something siml.r to de-
erium trcmons and was aiken to po-
lice headquarters to receive medical
attention We understand that az
a late hour his condition Is serious
but not necessarily fatal.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
BRISTOL WILL
HAVE new BANK
Capitalists of Southwest virginia
Interested in Enterprise.

Bristol, Va. April 1D.-BristOl IS
to have a new bank. The promo
ters are well known business men Of
this city. along with Mr.. Patrick Ha-
gan, prominent capitalist OF south
west Virginia and his son. Mr. G.
f. Hagan.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20

All the municipal tickets appear in
this mornings paper. published as
tho law directs There is three Of
them and You have The privilege Of
taking your choice.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
WITHDRAWAL

This IS TO- give notice 10 the public
that ann not candidate for cOun-
Gilman in the Fourth Ward APP
preciate the honor bestowed upon
me by my party hut my business af-
fairs are such that ] cannot make
the race, and therefore respectfully
withdraw
w BDDEIJ.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20
Earthquake and ConfIagration Following Destroys
The Entire City--Ten Thousand are Homo
less and not Business Place Left
People Watch Destruction
From Hill Tops
SAN FRANCISCO IS DOOMED BY FIRE
Flames Sweep Business Section and has Now In
vaded the Residence Part Of City--Chouls
Shot Down While Robbing Dead

hS sc% Land single business
OF y "rhpun
cte gdcsrncd cdwar.
by
ca" possibly q Is and At mndrd
% %numbns o been
an" and " he o the c,@ rad been destroyed by
tina The t.
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rp"s ndowns
of n% extended h nhcenrh
Par Those homes il
prramg venc
= IN ns
will nrachS o S2ooom,
% hd"r n nhY a il
in being i
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record was bucdN Mechanics pnni,nca
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-20

A latte report received from Welch
states chat The Italians are in
precautions condition and will ina all
probability die
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
BASEBALL May Il

The 1906 baseball season will be ush-
cred in on May 18th. The Kams and
Males will start the ball rolling in
the first game of the year Punahou
meets the Oahus in the second game.
There will be twenty games in the
season with a possibility Of the best
two out of three. providing that a diff
ferent teams wins each series.
The first series will be played as fol-
lows:
May 12-Kams vs. Males; oahus VS..
Punahous
May 19-Punahous VS.. Honolulus
Males VS.. Oahus.
May 26-Mailes VS.. Punahous; Rams
VS.. Honoluus.
May 30-Oahus vs.. Honolulus; Puma
hous VS.. Rams.
June 2-Kams VS.. Oahus: Males VS..
Honolulus.
June 9-Mailes VS.. Rams; Punahous
VS.. Oahus.
June 11-Honolulus vs.. Punahous;
Oahus VS.. Males.
June 16-Punahous VS.. Males; Homo
lulus VS.. Rams.
June 23-Honolulus vs.. oahus; Rams
VS.. Punahous.
June 80 Oahus VS. Kams: Honolulus
VS.. Males.
May 30th and June 18th are holidays
and large crowds should be on hand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
Big MONEY

MT -. -. - -, -,
tne OeS. CONTRACT 'nat pa'i pIayer
.seI nau was signed py BOD wallace
tnIee searS aso Win 'hI OF. LouIs
aiieIicah league Cluo. IL caiIs ior
soovo year ana mas TWO more years
" run; OoI'ins, JaJole anu clarke may
nav uiaWh more money Ior one OF as
many as ,nree seasons, put none nau
contract ION! 'hat eNtehueu tor as lohs
tune anu eaeh OF the 'rlo rs manager
as wen as u Piayer Mailace agree
l0tnt WIN Inc BTOWnH does MOI THulllrn
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
FOR OREGON GIRLS

The Oregon delegation OF young wo.
mon will be the guests OF the Y. W.
G. \ Thursday noon, from 1915. All
young women who have not yet lunch.
ed at the rooms and all members who
want To call and pay their annual dues.
take lunch and help to entertain these
young women to take the report back
TO the mainland that Honolulu with all
Its other good and beautiful institu.
tions, has an up.to.date Y. w. c. A.
lunch, reading and restroom.
honolulu as n city has reached that
growth that not to maintain generously
Its Y. NJ. G. A. and Y. w. c. a. Is to
tail at most important point.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07

bring man from the Coast to NEE
Sullivan. A match between some goo,
man from the Coast and Sullivan woult
draw well.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
McFADDEN TOO LIGHT
q q .;

McFadden was about town Sunday
and yesterday looking none the worse
tor the punishment he received at the
hands OF Young Nelson Saturday night.
Jack was loud In his praises for Nell
son and claimed that the latter was one
Of the toughest propositions that he
ever ran against. lie says that with a
little more experience Nelson will be
as good as any Of them.
McFadden thought that both he and
Nelson were weak In this fight Jack
claims that he weighed 1913 pounds, and
was much too light. Nelson, he thought,
had been overturned.
Huihui was indignant over the de-
cision he received. After the contest
he wanted 10 fight Sullivan on the
street. The latter claimed that al
though fighting was his business lac
did not care 10 enter into street brawls
but would meet the native any time
that he had any money TO place ON the
outcome. II looks Us though Huihul
was done for as far as hghting is con-
oerned. II is quite possible that Silva,
the Punchbowl Wonder. will be pitted
against Sullivan. The latter would give
away about twenty pounds, but there
Is no doubt but what he could make
the larger man hustle.
.; o: .;
Honey Melody recently defeated Ter
ny Martin after twelve rounds OF fierce
lighting. The fight took place In Bos'
ton.
Jack O'Brien and Burns may meet
In San Francisco on July 4th. Pictures
will be taken II the two meet.
.. % %
1t looks as though the o'Brien-Ryar
fight was on.
q q .;
The San Francisco Bulletin calls
Dave Barry 4 $50 fighter.
% .; %
Herrera's manager. Frank Carrillo
claims that Geo. Green doped Herrera
In the McGoyern-H Herrera match.
q % ..
Kid Herman has challenged 10,
Cans.
q q q
McFadden has challenged Nelson fol-
a return match to be fought some time
next month. Nelson's manager wants
bis man 10 take q rest
u q u
II Is rumored that Joe Cohen will
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07

paid. Those who can well AFFORD TO
pay get free tickets, and those who
know not where their next meal Is
coming from must cough up the big
admission fee. Why is II not the re-
verse?
Unfortunately those who shape the
destinies OF men and prize fight fans
are not in position to answer the
question, so you will have to trust TO
your imagination
A word about the ticket moocher. II
you are connected with a paper and
have relatives and friends your pop
ularity increases hundred fold as the
show approaches. They rush you in
and buy you a drink and ring you MP
to inquire about your health and the
family and that you should go to the
States and all OF that The talk reverts
to the fight in some mysterious way
and before you know 1t you have
promised your friend or relative a
ticket Just before the fight you are
visited by old school mates whom he
has not seen in years. Some get tick
cts and some don't. The don't" class
is in the majority. The newspaper man
usually has to beat his own way in.
And the fight promoter! Uusually he
disappears mysteriously the day of
the fight. The report is circulated that
he is home sick. In reality he is walk.
ing about town with false beard.
Those who are the most persistent
In asking are usually the ones who
least deserve free tickets. They for
get that those who are In a position 70
dispense a few passes have done some.
thing to deserve their prestige. do
something and you will be looked out
! for.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07

The s. s. Olympia expects to sail
for Seattle and Puget Sound ports about
tomorrow. She is now discharging het
cargo OF merchandise and feed stuffs OF
$50 tons at Sorenson wharf. There was
also about go tons OF freight for Hilo
which was transhipped on the steamer
Kinau yesterday. Quite a number OF
Japanese passengers have already TAX.
on up quarters on board.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
GOLF TOURNEY

Judging from the way golfers are
booking there will be large list en-
tered for the White Rock Cup Sunday
Tomorrow at 5 o'clock will be the last
chance for players to enter. Anyone
who does not have his name in by that
time will not be allowed to participate
At present there are twenty players
booked. Drawings will be held at the
Manoa Club at o'clock and all are ex.
pected to be on hand.
Many Of the players are in fine shape
for this match and II would be no sur.
prise TO see some record scores brought
In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
ISLAND SPECIALTIES

Guava marmalade. pineapple pickle.
rosella jam. Chinese oranges whole In
Jelly, poha. and all other Island jamy
on sale at Mrs. Annie Kearns' factory.
1874 Hotel street. Cases expressed at
especial rates to any part of U. S. A.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07

assurances recently have been placed
in London to cover the risk OF war
breaking out between England and
Germany during the ensuing twelve
months at 3 guineas per cent.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-07
TOURISTS HEADQUARTERS.

The latest fiction, the largest as.
Eortment OF Hawaiian postals, Island
curlos etc. Wall. Nichols Co, Ltd.
The Washington times., 1906-03-15
Shortstop Cassidy
Fighting for Life

According to advices received in
Washington today IL IS not now so
much a question whether Cassidy will
be able 10 play with the Nationals
this year as it is whether or not the
clever shortStop Will pull through his
illness alive He is very sick man
The Washington team Will miss Cas-
sidy's services greatly It has not yet
been decided whom the management
will take on in his place. but there
is still talk OF negotiations for Yeager