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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
SAM" SMALL rs
CONVERTED AGAIN.
"Backsliding" Evangelist Won Again
In Big Tory Rcvi-
val In Atlanta

Atlanta. Ga, May 3f.-Sam Small,
once an evangelist who held audi
ences throughout the United States
made hundreds of converts at his
meetings has become convert Of the
Torrey- Alexander mission here.
Years ago the former evangelist
gave up the work, bacame :. back
slider and for some time has been
connected with an Atlanta newspaper
bowed by the weight of years, at the
where Or. Torrey, having preached
powerful sermon on "The Judg-
ment Day" was pleading in vain
with big audience for converts.
The meeting was about to end in
failure. when thrill ran through
the audience Small had risen In his
place and was asking DR.. Torrey to
pray for him, saying in voice qua
vering with emotion:
Or Torrey, once accepted Christ
and knew the full JOY OF His saliva
don. but I have 0rifted away, and
God knows need to repent, and
God helping me ! do now and here
repent and tender my life to Him"
He sank back nto q chair, his
head fell on the table in front of
him, and he wept.
This scene enacted at the front
sent wave OF religious feryor over
the audience.
One OF the features OF the revival
Is the number Of persons making
restoration Of money got dishonesty.
a young man interrupted DR.. Tor
rey in = sermon to declare that he
had just paid $50 which should
have been paid FIVE years ago. but
which he had put OF doing until II
had escaped his mind until he had
attended the revival services.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
ADMIRAL ROJESTVENII[Y IL TO
STAND \ COURT MARTIAL
Special 10 The Daily Leader,

Special to The Daily Leader
~. Petersburg, May 81 1T was
o9i6ally announced ha"e tonight
that Admiral Rojestvensky, who was
in command OF the Russian fleet dur
ing the Russian-J1panese war, aud
whose feet was destroyed by Ad-
miral Togo in the Japanese Sea. to-
gether with several officers of the
Russian Navy will be court martial.
The charges against The officers Of
the russian Navy Is the surrender OF
the torpedo boat Biedoyy" on Juno
2Sth OF last year
II is also stated that Admiral Togo
has sent q comunisitation to the Rus
sian officials TO tue effect that the
Russian Admiral and his officers
acted in the very best of faith to-
wards their government and that
they should not be- Judged
harshly by their countrymen for the
surrender Of The torpedo boat
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
Russian Officers Of The Navy
Will Be Subjected To Court Martial

Pocahontas and Bramwell. The road
viii then be extended to Blueneld.
whore IL will have Offices. II taps a
new territory. Prominent In the or
ganization are Edward Cooper,
Frank NJ Archer and Others OF
Bramwell
The Paint Creek Colliries Compa-
ny has absorbed more new territory
taking over 800 acres on Gauley
river, recently secured by G. G.
Sharpe and associates. There are
now three operations on the tract
controlled by the Vaughn. Columbus
and Gauley Companies. The first two
will continue under their original
lease
John J Absoam has been appoint
ed deputy mine inspector By Cover
nor Dawson. succeeding S. j. Coop
er who resigned few weeks ago to
become associated with the White
OAK Fuel Company He will have
charge Of The mines in the fourth
district which comproses the coun-
tics Of Mcdowell. Mercer and Mlneo
along the N. n w.
Loading in the Kanawha field. I'm
April Coal 3277GO tons; Coke.
5.130 tons.
" G. Nucholls formerly with tho
Nucholis coal Company. on Paint
creek viii shortly go 10 Indian Ter
rItory where hc will locate in bust
ness
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
Buy ONE or rs.

We believe that there are. even i'm
this age OF commerclalism and boo
die. graft and deals and rakeoTs. ed
itors with souls so pure and unde-
filed and money proof that the wealth
OF Rockefeller would fail to buy a
single line Of editorial opinion. The
man sitting at the editorial desk who
barters his Influence for coin is not
an editor. God bless you, no. Just
what he is is difficult to tell as The
name that would nt him has not yet
been constructed by the lexicograph-
trs Warrington Record.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01

ippino taiin business? Was II. or
was IT. not, at the command of the
tobacco and sugar trusts that the
senate saddled that burden on our
eastern dependency? And was. or
was 1t not. n value received" for
campaign contributions to one or
both parties?
What is he to think OF the ship
subsidy business?
What is he TO think of the apathy
OF the senate regarding the patent
medicine crime. which has been so
aptly exposed by Samuel Hopkins
Adams In Golfers WecMy?"
What is he 20 think of that mar
vclOusly intricate tariff Of ours?
what is he to think Of the delib-
crate blocking OF Secretary Roots
plan for consular reform?
what is he to think Of the long
continued hostility OF the senate To
pure food legislation? Really. what
is he TO think Of that?
what Is he TO think when ho secs
the president Of railroad and coal
company sitting in the chair OF the
interstate commerce commission?
What Is he to think Of those other
members Of that committee who are
today directors Of and attorneys for
railroad interests?
The best answer 10 an attacks on
the senate will be the passage or
pure food Of a sound, able consnlar
service Of checking the indiscrlmin-
ate power OF great corporations, OF
treating rhc Philippines with com
mon dcccncy of stopping subsidy
plumber of .hc public treasury Let
us sec committee chairmcu whose
acts are guided by other than selfish
business considerations. Let us see
senators who can submit an honest.
literal account Of their campaign ex-
pcnscs
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
STEVENS TALKS
OF PANAMA.
Important that Canal Type bc Settled
UpOn--NOt Worrying About
Revolution.
Washington, -. G. May 81.

Washington, -. G.. May 81.
Although had little time to look
into political conditions in Panama,
I do not think there is any serious
danger OF any great revolution on
the isthmus OF Panama" Chief
Engineer stevens OF the isthmus ca
nal commission said at Washington:
Even If there were to he an insur-
rection I do not think the canal zone
would be involved in the disorder. q"
Mr.. stephens since his arrival in
Washington has been in conference
with the members OF the commission
and has appeared before the House
committee on appropriations. lie
urged the desirability Of the lock
type and made it rlain that the COM
mission should know at once what
type is to be constructed
In speaking Of the future Of canal
work Mr. Stevens said we have
now come TO the parting Of the ways
and must know what sort Of canal
we are to build. Just before left
the lsthmus the first new locomo-
uves and large cars arrived and with
in three months we shall have the
necessary equipment TO make the
dirt ny. So far, practically all the
digging which has been done was
for the purpose OF laying tracks and
getting ready to make use Of the
large cars and other machinery upon
IT'S arrival Now the plant for
handling the dirt Is almost ready.
and halt must soon be called n e.
is not known whether the canal is
to beof the lock OF the sea-level type.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
Attempted To Assassinate The King
ROME THROWN BY ANARCHIST
As PROCESSION MAS PAS
SING MAYER STREET.
KING ALFONSO AND QUEEN EN
ESCAPED pNiNJrRED.



Madrid. May ai.-., pomB Ma,
thrown at King Alton 10 anI ,l.eon
E,'a this afternoon bG. they ,,,.s rd
unnjured.
The bomb was thrown from bal
cony extending out OF Mayer street
as the Wedding procession was en-
route tn the royal palace and Il ex-
ploded in front of one of the roya.
carriages and two OF the eight horses
which were drawing the vehicle were
killed outright and an equerry was
wounded and small child In the
crowd was killed.
King Alfonso and Queen Eua be
haved with the creates GOODNESS and
as soon as order had been restored
out OF the confusion which reigned
following the throwing OF the bomb.
they continued their drive TO the
royal palace.
Later a fourteen year old boy was
arrested in connection with the
throwing OF the bomb and It's said
that he was used as tool at the
hands of the Anarchists. who plann-
ed to take the life of the King and
Queen.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
Steamers Crash
On St. James
nor TIME AT RAIL GAME
Norfolk Player Lodged In Jan no,
Using Abusive Language.

special 20 H. Auly ~aer
Richmond, Va, May 3i.--In the
Virginia baseball league today. the
results were as follows.
Richmond. ,; Roanoke 2.
Lynchburg 5; Danvine >.
Portsmouth Z Norfolk 6.
AT the game played In Norfolk. the
third baseman, McMahon was arrest
cd and placed in Jail for cursing y
spectator.
Manager Sharer of the Richmond
team, playing In Richmond. together
with Catcher Hinton and third bnse.
man Hamilton, were arrested this
afternoon charged with assault upon
Umpire Wingard In Wednesdays
game. They are charged also with
attempting to incite riot ON the ball
grounds
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
FotH PERSONS WE'RE DROWNED
IN rHE COLLISION THIS
MORNING.


petr4it, al4oA. a.as. rns
United States Transportation Comp.
anys steamer "CowIe." bound down
the 81. Clair River, early this morn
Ing collided with the steamer "Erin.''
a Canadian boat, almost cutting her
In two and causing the loss of life
aud considerable property. her car
go being almost total wreck owing
to the sinking of 'hc steamer.
Two women cooks, the chler engI.
necr, one fireman aud deck hand
were drowned as u result OF the col
lision
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
Madrid. May s,.-Premier Nor

Madrid, May 3t.-Premier More,
this morning expressed real pleasure
at the closer union OF the English
and Spanish nations through the
marriage of Alfonso and Princess Ena.
lie said: The people of Spain are
captivated by the charm and beauty
OF the Princess. We are all her de
voted admirers and wish her every
JOY and happiness
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
HONOIiED MAN
PASSES AWAY.
Special to The Daily Leader.

Special to The Daily Leader
Richmond, Va. May 81 John
shelton Ragland, an honorcd and os
tecmcd old citizen Of Richmond.
died this morning at O'Clock.
Mr. Raelaud was born in Hanover
county Na near Ashland. zoo The
family seat December 2S. 1929 and
was the iast surviving brother of 70
family OF sixteen children and was
an offspring OF Fcndm and Sarah
Nelson tagland His brothers
were 400 prominent, progressive and
successful citizons OF this city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
PRICE HIGH IN MarYLiyu
Married Woman Wants Large DANA
ecs for Hug and u Kiss

Baltimore, May -. a jury yes
terday found IL impossible To decide
whether landlord had given ten-
ant a s20.000 kiss. The case was
that or Mrs. Margaret Hageman
against Henry Calendar, the plain
tin, alleging that the defendant after
collecting the rent, collected hug
and kiss. Calendar IL "A years old.
Mrs. Hngeman In about pa.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01

Madrid. May 3I.-King Alfonso
OF Spain, and Princess Ena OF Bat
tenberg, niece OF King Edward, were
married at noon today in the little
church OF San. Geronimo. In the pres
ence OF a distinguished company os
about thousand persons. including
imperial ambassadors from all con
tries of the world.
The ceremony was performed oy
Cardinal Sancha, Catholic primate OF
Spain. assisted by number or high
preiates. ~.-as-- -
Many American tourists deviated
from the ordinary beaten path of Con
tinental travel to be present at the
festivities. Spaniards say they never
before saw so many Americans in
Madrid.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
SUSPICIOUS OF OUR
LEGISLATORS.
Who II 10 Blame for Our Loss Of
Confidence IN the senate?
Washinglon. D. Q. May a.

Washington, -. &. May h.
n tho citizens are excited about
she senate. who is to blame The
magazines?
Really what Is your plain citizen
to think OF Burton. and Mitchell. and
PIaft and Dcpcw, and DRYDEN. and
Keau and Foraker. and AIger. and
Ponrosc. and Aldrlch, and EIkins
and Clark, of Montana
What is no TO think OF the Phil
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
RoCKEFELLER GOES
TO EUROPE.
VIII Visit His Sister While ON Ui.
Tour of Continent.
Special to The Daily Loadc,

Special to The Daily I.oadc,
New. York.. May 3I.--Iohn ID.
Rockefeller sailed today for Europe
on the Hamburg American flycr
Deutschland
Those who sailed with the Ameri-
ean oil magnate were his wife and
several members of his family and
household. While abroad Mr.. Rock
efeller win visit his daughter Mrs.
Strong.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
noAnp or supnnyIsons MEEr.

The Board of Supervisors met in
the city Hall last night and trans
acted general business. They elect
cd Mr. c. A. shJrey Supervisor in
tho place OF -. G.. I.ilIey.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01

We shall have TO ask our readers
To- overlook any deficiencies until
wc can get The new parts OF our limo
type which were taken. % IS with
difficulty that we can get out under
the circumstances.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
GRAFT AND PERJURY
~ THE CHARGE.
Witness In the Investigation Charged
with Alleged Graft and Perjury
williamsburg.

Another sensation was
the Eastern State Hospital Legislative
investigation, when superintendent
Fosters counsel bitterly mraigned
Eugene H. Cloves, u witness. chal-
lenged his capnDiliiy and alleged
graft and perjury
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01
Spccial to The Daily fcaacr

Kansas city. Mo- May - The
soft coal miners Of Kansas. ArEaus
and Che Indian Territory ln coufar
ence here yesterday agreed fo accept
the proposition -ubmlttod the day
before by the Southwestern coal
OperaLora association.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-06-01

a girl in your own arms is worth
two girls in some other fellows arms
Atlanta Journal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23

mar I'm itinerario de viaje, sin
hacer en- sitio visible para Ii
brar al viajero de responsabili-
dades Y de choteos. la salvedad
del estado en- que pueden ha-
llarse los caminos, en- cuanto
caigan cuatro gotas.
Esta debe ser una adverten
cia que les indique 4 los funcio-
narios en- general y particular
mente en- este case, 4 aqueI a
quien nos referimos, como es
pellgroso entrometerse en- ell
arreglo de la casa ajena, cuando
Ia propia esta descuidada y des-
atendida completamente.
Antes que llevar hasta 10 mas
exterior de la Isla, que son los
muelles, Ell cello monopolizador
del redentorismo, el comisiona-
do del Interior, 8 el sustituto de
este funcionario debiera procu-
rar porque no hubiera defcien-
cias que senalar en- 10 que yer
daderamente tiene a su cargo.
en- 10 que corresponds a su de-
partamentO.
Porque ha resultado como es-
perabamos, como temfamos, que
en- vez de bien ha hecho NAL la
intervention redentorista lie
vada a perniclosos extremes Y
a exagerados lfmites de absor-
ci6n Y de dominic.
Las consecuencias, va las es
tamos tocando, las estames su-
friendo va.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23
Tribunal Supreme

Vista de I'm Injunction en- apelaci6n
en- el. case de La Comunidad de Re
,gantes del Rio "Bucana con Felipe
Casalduc."
La Comunidad de Regantes de Rio
"Bucand, hizo una solicitud de in
juction ante Ia Corte de este Distrito,
para impedir que Ell Lcdo. don Fe-
lipe Casalduc y Goicoe oechea Sc utili-
cara de dichas aguas para Ell riego,
fundaudose en- que el demandado no
figuraba como regante en- 81 cuadro
distributivo de las aguas. La Corte
de Ponce, despu6s de Ia vista del
injunction, declare sin lugar su soil
citud y Ia Comunidad demandante
apel6 de dicha resolution ante el Tri-
bunal Supreme.
En- esta apelaci6n. representaba a
la Comunidad de Regantes eli Lcdo.
Alvarez Nava y el NsefIor Casalduc Sc
defend{a en- persona.
81 Sr. Aware Nava impugn6 los
affldavits dc ciertos testigos como
improcedentes.
III senor Casalduc aleg6 que el
ten1a desde Il af1o I846 Ell uso de las
aguas por concession administrative,
aunque no fguraba en- tl cuadro.
Los dos distinguidos letrados Sc
ilores Alvarez Nava y Casalduc Col
coechea, sobre las anteriores bases,
hicieron brillantes alegaciones, .;
FL Tribunal tom6 en- consideration
el case.
y 4 &
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23
AZ. H, D0rtes.
La vida en- Galicia
CANT0S REGI0HRLES

Mas difLcil que antaflo buscar en-
Salamanca TN estudiante con capa
negra, es ahora encontrar en- esta
Galicia montuosa que visito, la mas
inaccessible por anadidura, I'm mini
mo resto de color local; pues los ma
pas y las gufa de ferrocamiles 10 di-
cen y los mozos de estaci0n 10 pre-
conan lanzando al aire nombres CO.
nocidos, hay que Greer que esta es
Gallcia, pero sin pasar tampoco de
ahl; la TERRA sera; pero no son sus
habltantes, y ST hay razon para Sc
guir quejandose de Dumas y Gau :
tier porque hicieron escuela de-
jaron inaca bable succession de cronis-
tas, empenados en- yer adn esta mo-
n0croma TERRA de garbanzos I'm abb
garrado pals de pandereta, debe de
haberla para quejarse asimismo de
pintores, m1slcoS y literatos, que at1n
nos pintan gallegos con ealzon, bota
recia, chaleco colorado y montera pi-
cuda, bailando la mufeira y lanzando
"ljlJies por los montes arriba al
volver de Ia fiesta por Ia robleda UNI
brosa.
En- ocho dias de peregrinaci6n por
estos vericuetos no he visto un cal
zon. una montera, nj I'm chaleco colo
rado, y Or. nj .nuneiras, III "ijijies
nj 'alalas, han perturbado Ia apaci-
bic tranquilidad de mis- oidos, que
acostumbrados al ruidoso tr4fago cor
tesano, cuanto el viento no me dice
volando entire las hojas remembran-
zas wagnerianas. aterrado por el so
lemne silenclo del bosque, me piden
Iqs grite para conyencernie de que
mo ensordecl.
No me duele Ia ausencia de Ia
montera, Ia del chaleco, nj Ia del cal
.z6n: pero siento Ia nostalgia de los
fcantos regionales, t1ltimo refugio don
de las almas de los pueblos sc defien
den DE- la invasion cosmopo1itadizan
te. Creo que el pantal6n largo y Il
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23

Y Villacampa y sus compafferos
fueron deportados al Africa, y del
dltimo atrevidfsimo pronunciamiento
|que la historic espaf1ola del pasado
siglo registra, quedaron solo el luto
en- algunas familias-entre elias las
del coronel Velarde y el conde de
Mirasol, muertos por los revolto-
sos,-e1 recuerdo de la ma gnanimi :
dad real, Y estas otras historias por
entonces cuidadosamente ocultas, y
qGe el tempo hara salir de sus mis-
terio. -.
TSmae1 Sdncheg Est6Uan
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23
In sue|to sobre ell cafe,
lNSERTAD0 POR Ell "NEE YORK Sun
GEL CAFE DE pro. RICO
No es bastante fuerte para satisfacer
las necesidades del mcrca
do americana
Ell CAFE DE pro. RICO
Al Editor del ..Sun 3.
lNSFRTAD0 POR Ell "NEE YORK SJA'

Ell Sr. don Collazo parece que no
entiende porque es que las exportacio
nes del cafe de Puerto Rico para Eu
ropa van aumentando, y en- cambio van
Siendo cada vez mucho memories las
exportaciones para los Estados Unidos,
pesar de Aaberse esta blecido una
agencia comercial con el fin de coope-
rar al consume aqul. La raz6n sencl-
LA es que es que en- Europa queman
todo el cafe en- vez de tostarlo como
hacemos nosotros, y compran cafe fl
jandose mas en- la calidad del grano
en- que sus m6ritos como bebida. En-
las pruebas hechas aquf entire Ell cafe
de Puerto Rico Y Ell de Ia America
Central, M6jico y otros de buena clase
no ha podido sostener aquel la com
petencia.
], w. Van Leenhof, uno de los mas
inteligentes sembradores de cafe de
Puerto Rico, conoce perfectamente es
tos hechos, y esta empleando sumas de
50 pecudo particular, ademas de la
partida que existe en- presupuesto para
gastos de Ia Estaci6n experimental que
f6l dirige, en- conseguir cafe de otros
paises J denas fuerza para cultivarlos
len Puerto Rico. El le diJo al que este
|escrlbe este verano, que en- su propia
fnca la cosecha llegarfa unos dos
mil sacos, y cue todo su cafe Sc embar-
Icaba para Europa a IN precio mayor
en- dos centavos por cada libra que el
exportado para los Estados Unidos,
por las razones expuestas
Es. KE. DaCtes.
New York Octubre r..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23

Nuestro distinguido amigo J com
Panero don Manuel N. Yordan. ha
publlcsdo IN tomo de poesfas, con el
m lsmo t{tulo que hemos puesto de
epigrafe a este suelto.
In 'Rosas Blaneas," hay verdade-
70 perfume de poesfa J vuelos raudos
de imagination, es csc torno de YER
SO 5 aeoa5I11eIadores o5I como las hoias des-
presodldas de los rosales y las alas
sedantes dc las gariposas..
~ Se1lor y 90rdan, nos ha obse-
qulado con un ejenplar &c ~Kosas
Qoedamos recono-idos al autor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23

vlLLaCaMPk Y 0UCazCaL

Neinte amos hsce que Ell Ia nocbe
del IQal e. de Septlembre presenci6
Madrid el liltimo de los famosos
"pronuaciamlensos que caracteriza-
on Ia polftica espanola Ell el pasado
siglo. Aeuella noche, e brigadier
don Manuel Vlllacampa, a frente de
unas compaaias de los regimientes
de Albuera y GareIlano quiso, con
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23
ReYiSta de los TribnnaleS
CORTE DE DISTRITO

En- la Secci6n Primera Sc han
suspendido las vistas de las excep-
clones, para hoy senaladas, por no ha-
Der las parties concurrido 4 juicio
La Secci6n Segunda Sc ha de-
clarado en- receso hasta el d{a 5 de
Novienbre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-10-23
En- ell CirCO PuertOrTiQuc1O
z. Il. S..
UN EUEN CTNEMAr0GRAFQ

E1 aparato cinematografco que
viene funcionando en- el Circo Puer
torriqueflo, es excelente Y esta ma
nejado con gran habilidad
Las pelfculas son interesantes, muy
nuevas y de una palpitante realidad.
Los espectaculos en- el circo de IA
Plaza % Colon Sc Ven muy concurri
dos.