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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-24

Many a man thinks he a praise
worthy aspirations, when he only as
pires to be praised.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-24

In approving Senator Spooner's
speech against large states, the Rec
ord Is inclined to believe that Judge
Richardson did not think of the SEN
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-24

Arizona expects to take first place
this year in the production of copper.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-24

Buy Sulphur water while it is fresh
for sale at Kirby's Bottling Works.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-24

The new $4,000 waterworks plant
at Deming is about completed.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-02-24

THE RECORD IS THE OFFICIAL
PAPER OF THE COUNTY OF
cHAvEs AND THE CITY OF
ROSWELL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08
NEW STORE
RECEPTION

The Thousands who ths....,
store Of the Eastern outnttiI. NJ
paHy M 1882 - Second 'As vota-
might an Tho occasion n /. a., lass
pifiaHH grand opening 80 aus
thrilled tho heart Of A ggem..al.ily
the manager. lehski,
The font doors were opso.. =.
i aud until 10 gay. syss, s =
crowd Mfged through The h,,l,, ..Al
Iy lIsbfs1 store Or fingered sns ~.
"nsa 10 the strains of mass y. ~
Waaaefa orchestra. The 49,. y
simply a minis ~ cut flowers 80, ~
pin s9nfspIra we're given ~ y,
women. and native wood .r,,.. ~
sets n the men hl
For Elk years the ms....
has been conducting tore !, ~. ~
and Finn hut more spaeIeus ! u ~
telH are now needed s4a'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08
ASKS FOR REPORT.

wAsHNGToN. D. c. Aarch 4
The house has adopted a resoIg,i,.
asking Tor a report af the lnyssss
CATION recently q American ~.
halate particularly a sham.
and ether Chinese eitses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

FAN ASSET. March s-wIm,.
Hammer q road supervisor, va =.
able - control hla horse Ana -.
thrown 10 fhc ground. An ugly -.
on the Ieft side Of hia face nse -
thied his removal to The $3.50.
hospital 9
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08
SUBURBAN NOTES

GEoRGgrOwN. March M
Mary frsiencka Haniamap n. \,
yfafala daughter " Mr. i, y
Wnaiin died yesterday IA p...l
deuce hospital Miss Hantsn,,sv I,
tended the Mueller school pr,o $40 :. !.
the fatal lllnesa ' =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

GEoRGErowE. March a-wa
lam l. ioifedltz this morning an. \.
with The city clerk his aceep,sns. \
The position 0f city engineer 49,
was rendered him By the eogss'
some tine ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08
Star Want Ad. AGENCIES

c. N. Lehndesft. slaae sters, ets
Second Avenue.
ousker pfus stere. 1918 Flrst A.
eauas
=. -. Mullse. set Ballard avenue,
eneasits city halt
Prevent prua CO. tWina street
ard fpemant avenue.
Thss. ssrris. Il Pos,ettes. Ren.
tan,
tis2 gastlaks, Uss,laks praa CO,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

Two very sleek ponls isrs
atroliei into the barn Of A W. Blfs.
~. azos Main s.. and The h,is
does bot sant them. As be "a
horaefIeah d his own.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

The Seattle Lumber Supply On.
panY report the theft fron . snaa
boat ai Smiths cove Of q -coxr-
and a 59-ioot logsing chain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

fNh NHNf# Two atntrs. Eaed iatatian
fcf afuH store. plumbing hardware,
uon. ofesn Lake. rhene North IA
- "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08
Bel 1sis,s.-eer,lessd,
Lake UmiOm
adeifrOmG
Two LOTS. A coHsEH 400 BACH
ruHHEit wv Tors. TO IAttf
AWAY below every thing else offer
81 around The entire lake
80 FsEr LAKE UNION FHoNTAaH
ron $1,000 uhEQuALtD OH THE
LAKE.
A block II lots on ear ilnr CLOSE
To LAKE. graded. itNHiked
streets ono Thousand feet frontage.
level. f0r q laa IS. can fureHsa 10
I'm GENT rhoEtT ~ Tiiih
Ws promise delivery u an ~ above
II prompt buyers
CHARLES HoaEHH COMPANY.
Ui-g Alaska BIDS
pHoERfx IHYEHrMENT CO.
81 aud - sullivan Bldg

o. 90 win buy 7 large iots al fenced
ard in cultivation. rhiH hfn
houses. barn and 0utbuiidtHEH.
good t.roam house un corner
close 20 cafi Gieu cash. balance
90 Der month.
q. 30 For 4 large lots ard haHEs.
fenced and cleared Green Lake.
civ water. sidewalks. hair cash
q 80 For large 4.fn8m house tote e
Ki0s 90 allies. ga corner, hrautlfaf
view, one block from car -
cash. balance good Terms,
To Three. ruam hauae nud be- ali RI
cultivation. Ia Columbia. easy
terms.
$50 Thrsa large iats in Columbia
TO- cash. balance 90 per month
81 tao Fur ~ aefsH fire soil close -
car and school half each. good
terms.
tee Far fine lot near University.
improvements al be-. EoHd terms
81 aa=Fur restaurant paying -
above TsremHea= guaranteed tt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

aRaut" Brown. Until recsz,ly ca
q the well known newfboys q o,
city but sho was expelled from ia
union IS missing and his maA-
wants the police 10 pick bin u ~
send Bis home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

paru - I'D s per MONTH ioa THIRD
Cofnef srHHH ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08
CITY BRIEFS

The Chamber Of Commerce sar<
down The proposal u the egg,str
Pacific railroad % run 3 special ..
cufslan from Los Angeles 70 sesi,,
ON the grounds that no pracaal
benefit aauld accrue 70 tbs ctr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08
Fer ssls-Rssl ts.s,s,

VAS DE- VANTEn DAVIS q 90.
J. and : starr boyd Bieek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

loo acres leased land au Yakima res
sfFutiHu. all under cultivation. good
Improve ufnte frts water Eor par
HfaftiU -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

PUGET SOUND GLOVE Mrst. CO.
- Main III. cor Third Ave II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

vAE uE vANTER. DAVIS A 90.
e. Hayes. Manage.
Z and 5 Starr l8ayt hiock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-08

lots LOTS LOTS
81 hna Solid block y lots. Just south q
~ afsfinud PARK
o.. .th Ave. South. taKi2. a bar
gain
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
WoODMEN oRGANIzE
AT POCAHONTAs.
Camp Starts on With a Good Mem.
bership OF Prominent People.
Pocahontas, Va. May 5.-

Pocahontas Camp No. lslsl.
Modern woodmen OF America. was
instituted Wednesday night In the
X. p. Hall by District Deputy X.
Turner. OF Bluuefield. w. Va with
35 charter members. Ths meeting
was called to order by Jas. H. Kidd.
chairman, protein. who read the char
ter list before the lodge when bal
lot was taken resulting in the cleo
tion OF 35 and rejection OF 2. The
obligations were taken by all pres
ent and work explained by the organ
izer and DR. A. II. Savers. of Peters
town Camp No S435.
The following officers were elected
and Installed.
Consul, DR.. q. II. Zimmerman;
Adviser. G. l.. Bowman.
Clerk. j. NJ. Newton.
Banker. j Hs McNeer.
Escort, ID. II. Frazier.
Watchman, G. H. Moore.
Sentry, c. f. Smith.
Camp Physician. DIR. @. H. Zim.
norman.
Trustees, year. DR.. L. Il. Ward I;
Two years. W. l.. Mustard two
years +. E Keller.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
BRAMwELL ITEMS
AND PERSONALS.
What D. Going On Ia the busy Place
of oar Neighborine Town.
Special to the Daily Leader.

Special TO the Daily Leader.
Bramweil. W. Va. May 5.--The
closing exercises OF the Bramwell
Graded School were held In the Ma
sonic Hall last evening Each year
adds more and more interest to the
school. The hall was filled to It's
nttermost capacity. and the exercises
We're unusually entertaining.
Prof Fow lar and his corps OF Ell
eient teachers have spared no pains
to make the closing exercises this
year the best in the histery OF the
school. The exercises were replete
from beginning to end with interest.
The program consisted Of:
Glass Song. The Flag OF the
Free"
The News BOYS, Frank Tabor.
George Blanton, Ernest Belcher.
Fancy March. - Eighteen Girls.
Birthday Characters.
Piano Solo. stacoto Polk. Vera
HyIton.
Recitation, Music on the Kappa
hammock. - Glennie Pack.
Recitation, "A School Day.
Treasie Grifhth.
SonR-The Rain Drops.
Recitation, Why Cats Wash
Their Faces After Eating. May
Bennett
Recitation. "Don'ts. Bernard
Clark.
Chorus. Little BOY Blue"
Indian Drill.
Piano Solo. venitian Love Song.
Daisy Pack
Recitation, "Tommy's Prayer. -
May Blanter.
Recitation. "A second Trial, -
Helen Buchanan.
Glass sone. a-swest ana Low
Recitation. "A Smack in School. -
Roy Abrahamson
Recitation. "Lasca" Matte Nit
chell
Rainbow drill and Brotherhood OF
Veterans Uncle Sam and Famous
Soldiers, etc
Mr.. l.. Baker. who some years ago
was principle OF this school. and who
always takes an interest in the bull
ding mp OF the school, gave talk
TO the pupils which was full OF good
advice and interest, and enjoyed by
all.
AT the opening OF the session Mr.
VIC Hedrick. editor OF the Coalfield
Enterprise. offered a medal for the
best recitation at the closing exer-
else These were eight contestants.
Miss Helen Buchanan being award
ed the medal
After the awarding of the medal
by Mr.. Hedrick. the exercises were
brought TO q close by the chorus.
Ho no Vacation DAYS Are Here.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
PERSONALS

Mrs Harris. OF Cooper. was the
guest OF Mrs Lula Christian Wed
nesdav
Nr O. W Warner. OF Blueheld,
was in Bramwell looking after bus
lncss this week
Mr. W Hughes spent Thursday
in Pocshontas
Mrs - y Finnegan is able TO be
out again after being indisposed for
some time
w r. Goodwill better known as
Dock Of shamokin pa. was the
guest ~ his brother Mr Philip Good
viii several DAYS this week
Mr Iarius Collins was business
visitor TO Blueheid WEDNESDAY
Mr " C. Yestou. has been quite
sick for fev DAYS this week
Mr. c ~. Thomas. Of Rock, was
o business visitor 20 Bramwell Thurs
day.
Mr J X. r. Steele. OF Keystone.
was business visitor 10 our town
Friday
Miss May Hamilton spent Thurs
day afternoon in pocahontas.
Tho Youngest child OF Mt a.
l.ov has been very 900 for the last
weck but Is improving today
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
MINERS AND OPERATORS REACH AN AGREEMENT
VOTED UNANIMOUSLY TO ADOPT
THE FIRST PROPOSITION
OF THE OPERATORS.
rRRslDENr MITCHELL MADE A
STRONG AND EFrEcTIyE
ANTI-srRIKE SPEECH.

Scranton, Pa. May On the ad.
vice OF President 5ohn Mitchell. rem
resentina the sab-seale committee.
the Miners Convention unanimously
voted TO adopt the first proposition
of the OPERATORS. This means that
there will be no sfrike The action
OF the convention was immediately
autographed by ey1sident Mitchell to
chsirmaa BaeS of the operators
and atonference in New
York Monday has-hcn agreed to The
matters TO be discussed viii be tho
length OF time award shall cont,n.
ne and provisions that there shall
be no discrimination against the mon
who obeyed the mine workers sus-
pension order.
IL seems practically certain that
the operators will not accede to anv
suggestion for two years agreement
as that would throw the nert confer
enee into presidential year. Tho
miners want long term agree.
ment and chances are that tbrea
years agreement will be eventually
made. Pesident Baen has intimat.d
that there will be no discrimination
against miners nov under suspen.
sion and local Representative coal
companies say the same thing. In
all probability the miners will re-
turn 10 work Monday, MAY IA.
In presenting the report OF the
scale committee to the convention
President Mitchell said that he fa-
vored raising low paid men to IN.
standard of high paid men and that
he is not at all pleased with the waee
conditions.
He said; Rather than accent re-
stricted arbitration, IL is far better
that we continue al work under the
award OF commission.
That there should be increase of
wages there is no question. II
We're to say that a strike would be
successful. that You would stand firm
ana long enough. should advise YOU
10 strike and remain out, but from
Information which we have am
fearful that our people are moi I'm.
cIihed TO strike. IL would be a
strike In which many OF our people
are not In sympathy"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
Norfolk & Western Officials
Before The Commission
DETAILED STATEMENT SHOWS
CREASE IN EQUIPMENT
AND FACILITIES.
tBy The Associated Press

Washington, May 5.--D. IL. Span
gier, superintendent OF transporta.
tion OF the Norfolk and Western.
was before the Interstate Commerce
commission today and supplied the
commission with detailed state
ment showing the increase In equip
ment and facilities OF tho Norfolk
and Western and the coal and coke
movement. together with the outputs
OF the mines from 1897 to 1905.
II, ID. Hobart, coal aud freight
agent of the same road occupied
the stand during the entire morning
session and submitted a vast lot or
correspondence and minutes OF meet
ings OF Joint conferences of railroads
at which the question of fixing ana
maintaining rates on coal To West
ern points was considered and nc
ton taken.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
BluefieId Architectural Firm
Secures Some Big Contracts
4 LOCAL COMPANY COMPLETES
WITH MARYLAND Firms
AND SECURES SEVERAL
NICE CONTRACTS.

Mr. II. G. Lafferty. of ;ha well
known firm OF Holmboe x Latferty.
architects. OF this city. has returned
from clarksburg. w Va. where he
has been for the last ten days perfect
ing plans for the Bank of Keystone's
building. which will have A modern
hotel In connection. and also for q
bank and Office building for the Cit
zens Bank. of Welch.
This work was secured l,y these
architects in competition with well
known Baltimore architects AMI re-
fleets great credit on the Rrm watch
has lately established themselves in
this city where they have been so
well received
As evidence they have begun ac-
tive operations on some ten ihree
STORY business blocks on the once
bnron red lot"
This firm does not conrEA It's oler-
ations 10 West Virginia. but aside
from IT'S many contracts covered "
the Ohio Office AZ Atheas. extends
into Virginia. where many monu-
ments. such as county jaiis and sher-
ms residences as well as permanent
homes for banking institutions mf
lasting evidence OF their skill rs
designers and constiuctionists
The Office at the corner of Prince
ton aid HigRnbotham avenues,
where Mr. Iafferty is now located,
is coy corner where any interest
ed in tie frozen language OF our civ
ilized pc tod are welcome to view
works that us vet Bluetield has not
required but which We trust will in
the near future be such an evident
necessity 90 satisfy the raising ap-
probation of the beautiful
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
THE COUNTRY !
CORRESPONDENT.
Newspaper Methods Change
But He Keeps Good.

Again. az night when the work is
done. you pick up the country weekly
from the old home back East You
look over town news. sean the blaz-
ing half-page ads and turn over 10
the country correspondence. Not that
YOU were acquainted In every neigh
borhood from Pleasant Valley TO
Pumpkin Ridge. nor do you know the
sent generation spoken OF I'm the
news items Bnt here and there Is
an old family name that makes you
think. and takes YOU back TO the
good old DAYS gone by An item
about the old church or the school
and as YOU sit there the recollection
brings back memories all but forgot
ton You wander ont on the big
road through the valley and wood
land TO the big farm-house Then a
hundred faces OF boyhood compan-
ions are all before YOU as YOU picture
the revival at the cross roads church
or the spelling-bee at the old red
school-house. and YOU wonder what
has become of aIl the boys and girls
Won left when YOU started West
The old tourist printer has been
relegated to the innk pile by the limo
type. the city man takes his notes
in shorthand. the editor dictates HE
matter 10 amanuensis and from the
typewriter u goes down the tube
the revolution is complete. set there
Is one good. old fashioned feature
holding over the weekly c0py from
the country correspondent Nothing
can take his place May DE- he with
us forever. because tine pape. needs
him and tic readers appreciate him
and we want him. though hp hasn 2
improved lick in spelling and rlmc-
tuation. .- "crry tOtlJ Hepuhl n.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
ROANOKE NEWS
AND PERSONALS,
Society and Other Events OF Interest
To Daily Leader Readers.
Special TO the Daily Leader.

Special 10 the Daily Leader.
Roanoke, Va. May 5.--Mrs. c. Ed
win Michael entertained at cards on
Thursday night in honor or he. sls-
ter Miss oallop. or Baltimore. A
large number or guests were prcs mt.
and six-handed euchre was played
Mrs. Michael was assisted I'm receiy-
ing by Miss Gallop. Miss Michael.
Miss Mildred Beall, Miss Rinsey aud
Miss Adams. Delicious refrehments
served by a Baltimore caterer. were
very delightful feature % the even
ing
Prof. Aubrey Young. retiring choir
master OF st Johns Episcopal Church
gave farewell entertainment TO his
choir members, Wednesday night. AZ
his home. Mr., Young leaves for
Richmond May 10, TO reside. About
twenty-five guests were present. and
the evening was a delightful one in
every way. Messrs. Gray and Barnitz
sang several solos. as did Miss Oar.
nall, Mrs. Trout, and others. Mr..
Young will be greatly missed in mn
sical circles OF this city.
Quite number OF Roanokers will
make mp party to go TO LyncsburR
under the auspices OF the Schelman
Music Club.
Herr Edwin Schneider's piano pu-
pills at Virginia College gave re-
cital Friday night In the auditorium,
which was attended by many music
lovers from the city.
The engagement is announced OF
Mr. Charles T. Jennings. promi-
nent citizen of Roanoke. and Miss
Lucy Fontaine Dabney, of Chatham
Va. The wedding will take place in
June
Mrs. Rowlan Johnson. OF Colum
bus. Ohio, is the guest OF Mrs. Ralpf
Mccullough in this city.
Mrs. Il. o. Sloan, who was iniur
ed In runaway accident three weeks
ago. has entirely recovered from heI
injuries and is az her home. Hotel
Randolph.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
MoRMoNs PLAN TO
DIVIDE COUNTY.
Bie Horn County Invaded by Mormon
sect.

Basin, Wyoming, May 81 sen.
sation was created over the arrest
yesterday Of Bishop J }. Jolly. the
head Of the Mormon settlements OF
Big Horn county. numbering over
five thousand members. charged with
sustaining polygamous relations with
Two wives. The arrest. Il Is said. viii
be followed by the prosecution Of
senger trains on the Pennsylvania
nearly score other members Of the
charges The alleged discovey that
the Mormons who air ost control Bie
Horn county, had planned 70 divide
the county and create new one
caused them to institute proceed.
ings
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
DowIE RATIONAL
SAYS PHYSICIANS.
Physicians Make investigation 40 20
His Mental Condition.
tBy The Associated press. ,


Chicago, May 5.--The attornavs
for John Alexander Dowie have pre-
pared stumbling block with which
they expect to upset the calculations
OF General overseer voiiva and hls
'orces when they go into court 10
wrest Zion City from the First Amos
tie. In their answer 10 the hi, oiad
oy Dowie In the Circuit Court or
Lake county, in which he asks tha,
they be restrained from taking nos
ession of the properties. Dowie's az
torneys allege that voliva and bis as-
sociates charged that he was insane
ana consequently incapable OF man
aging Zion city In thier interest
10 met this charge. the ATTORNEYS for
powie commissioned three phyajoiana
To examine Dowie at his home 4,
zion CITY Before the physitians
asked Dowie any questions he beeeed
them to be frank with him as he said
'hat II would be far from his wishes
10 DC given control OF Zion City prom
erty II there was anything the matter
with his head. AZ the close or tho
examination the three physicians re-
ported as follows: After thorough
personal examination OF John Alloy.
ahder Dowie. as to his sanity. we
una him to be perfectly rational.
with good memory and In full pos
session of his reason and understand
ing"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
ASSISTANT CASHIER
GETS SENTENCE.
Convicted in United States District
Court for Misspplying Bank
Funds.
tBy AssocInted press. }

Milwaukee. May 5.--Henry G..
Coll, former assistant cashier OF the
F1rst National Bank OF this city,
convicted on l9 counts in the United
States District Court a week ago. for
misapplying funds OF the bank. was
this afternoon denied new trial.
Judge Quarles sentenced him TO ten
years in the military prison at Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas. Attorneys for
the defendant gave notice OF appeal
upon writ OF error i'm the circuit
court of appeals Forty-flve days
were granted In which TO prepare
bill OF exceptions. Before sentence
was passed Coll asserted his inno-
cnce. Coll was indicted at the same
time the federal grand jury returned
true bills against former superior
Frank G. Bigelow, who was presi-
dent OF the bank and who pleaded
guilty TO defalcation one year ago.
He received the same sentence. Bige-
low was the principal witness In the
Coll trail and testified TO many acts
committed under his direction
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
TO CAMP WITH
REGULAR ARMY.
State Militias Invited TO Go Into
summer Camp With United
States Regulars.
tBy Associated Press }

Washington, May 5.--Acting Sec
retary oliver today sent DOT circu-
lated letters TO the governors ~ the
so',ri o. having or n./eo mill.
tia. inviting them TO participate I'm
the summer camps held by the reg
ular army. II is claimed by mil
itary authorities that much good can
be accomplished by having the state
troops camp with the regulars as
much information can be secuerd
relative to discipline and camp du-
".
The pending army appropriation
100000 to defray the Joint encamp-
ments and Secretary oliver ant.ci.
pates the passing OF the bill and the
camps will open from August 1st
TO September 3Oth
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
ENGAGEMENTS
ARE REPORTED
Natives Reported 20 Have Lost Over
Four Hundred Men.

Berlin, May o.--The latest news
received from the German coast OF
the official statement Of February O.,
that the insurrection had been sup
pressed Lokal Anzeigers and Oar
Es-Salaam correspondent in a cable
gram gives reports of serious engage
ments extending fom March 9Th TO
April 26th and he says natives lost
over four hundred men, and Ger
mans 13
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
WILL CLOSE ONE
HOUR EARLIER.
The PcdigO stores VIII Take The
Lead in Closing Earlier.

Recognizing the fact that clerks
viii do better service by shorter
hours Of labor the store Of r. s.
Pedigo will close a. O'Clock instead
OF a. heretofore This will give
the clerks an additional hour for
recreation. which Will put them IN
better shape for the next days wrok
This new order goes into effect At
the Pedigo stores Monday
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-05-06
OHIO MINERS
HOLD MEETING.
Miners And Operators Have Come To
Terms.
lBy The Aasoclated Preaa

Wheeling, w. Va. May 5.-At the
convention OF miners Of the Fifth
Ohbo sub-diatrice held here today
terms OF settlement suggested at the
conference Friday we're acceptd
Ioint conference signed by representa-
lives Of the Lorain Coal and Coke
Company, Belmont Coal and Coke
Company who employ about 2.4OO
men who will rettrn 10 work Monday
Omcials United Mine Workers state
that htere viii be q conference with
IN week with representatives OF
Ohio coal operators associations
which expected that amlcable agree.
ment will be entered into affecting
all operators who have not yet signed.