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Next summer sail Il IN my back yard. Good
by. FREDERICK E{EyT.T outs
Mamaroneck. n. Y.
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PRIZE PHOTOGRAPH.

Sent BY Edith Thorp, aged fifteen wears. Ma
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Dear Editor. Many thanks to You t1r the ma
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Alumni Association Of Columbia University. is
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us, henry Redhed, Mrs. Seth Low Mrs. H s.
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Mrs Clarence Lawson. OF the Kenesaw. Will en-
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Mrs Walter H. Wheeler. OF No 3l6 West s5th
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MI and Mrs. Edgar ". Danner have returned
from their wedding trip. and are at home ct the
Aucerne. 18th street and Amsterdam avenue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
Ihe City Of BluefieId Is
Forging To The Front
Pay Roli OF Norfolk n Western Ycx-
tcrday Largest In History Of
City.

With the exception of those who
arc directly interested In the Nor.
folk a Western Railroad and also
the shops, we doubt very much II
there are many who know what the
extent OF the business OF this com
pany is. and the amount OF benefit
that is derived therefrom.
On yesterday the largest amount
OF cash. one hundred thousand dol
lars was paid out by this company
to employees In this city. When the
fact is taken into consideration that
this Is only one OF the many indus
tries OF this place, the outside world
can see what thriving and busy city
Bluefield is.
The many buildings now going up
is another evidence that we are forg-
ing to the front and that our bust.
ness men are wide awake and realize
the fact that Bluefieid Is rapidly I'm
proving and that business is on tho
rise. Ono has only to take
"a walk along Princeton avenue or
any OF the other streets for thnt mat
ter, and note the magnificent build
ings in course of construction. There
is hardly day that passes but work
is commenced on new business or
dwelling and OF a most substantial
nature.
Those seeking for investment can
not find a better place In tha state
than Blueheld and they have only
to come here and note the progress
OF the city to verify this statement.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

Of the cN..'nr f,o0U. making uc
gross SUM 'aid out about thc charter
business about $Sf5.OO that We know
about How much more on this ac-
count that We paid docs not vet ap-
pear For what the residue OF the
&2.5l0.0o wc paid TO Attorney billiard
and RITZ is not definite. The city has
had no heavy litigation in which any
such sum could have been rightly
and Justly paid Let the officials
answer Again the city record dis
closes that within the period afore-
said there has been paid to the w. p.
Hawky Merchandise Company. cat
the head Of which is Councilman w
y Hawley the sum Of $1.22754
Thct there has likewise been paid
out Of the city treasury to a merchan-
disc company OF which the present
mayor, r. f. Carter. and a candidate
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

for reelection. Is a member, the sum
OF t244.64 Also to Blucfield Grocery
Company. in which Mr. Carter is a
stockholder the sum Of StS2.GB.
Lite"is5 ort Of the =. % treasury TO
j. q N.Y. on OF ne cit, soperyi.
sors tle sum OF 3I7G 50. To T.
!cnG, also city ohlcis, fli.74.
To Abel Massey, serving both as
councilman and policeman az one and
the same time. $4,000.
An explanation IS due from these
parties, our city officials, showing for
what they wcrc paid these Items.
These amounts were paid these par
les outside Of salary. except perhaps
In the case of Mr. Massey who may
out Of the $4,000 paid him have
received salary both as councilman
and policeman
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
UNITED CITIZENS PARTY
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
SOMETHING DOING
AT BRAMWELL
AN ENTERTAINMENT.

\ rare treat Is i'm store for the
people OF this vicinity Saturday night
Apil 2S, at the Masonic Han The
Excelsior Literary Society will give
an entertainment. consisting or ora
tions, recitation, plays ana music.
The music will be special feature
of the occasion.
MIR. Robert McCabe attorney for
the Sea Board Air Line. of Norfolk,
was visiting friends here Sunday.
Mr. G. w. stellar. of Tazewell,
was registered at the Bluestopv, 1nn
one day this week.
MIR. Moore. 'on Elkhorn, was visit
ing frieD'ds in town Sunday.
MIR. Alfred Lilly, photographer for
IL. w Hicks, of Pocahontas. was
a business visitor In Bramwell Mon
day
Mr j. i, Parker of Radford. was
shaking hands with friends here Mon
day and Tuesday.
w. o. Woodson, OF Harris. Wood
son Il Company. Lynchburg. was a
busines visitor to Bramwel Monday.
Mrs. Lula Christian spent Sunday
with relatives i'm Blueneld
Miss Elsie Lilly is the guest of
her sister Mrs w w Wilkes.
Mr.. Joe Hoge. travelling salesman
for the BlueGcld Produce and Com
mission Company made nyin visit
TO Bramwcll one day this week.
Mrs. J. II Maxcy, has returned
home from an extended visit to
Franklin county, Va
Mr.. w. G Ycaton was circulating
among friends here Sunday and Mon
day
Bruce Loving, represeting Hun,
Andrews & Thomas. Of BlueReld.
was visitor to Bramwel Monday.
MIR. George Roe, of BIuencld was
visiting elativos here Monday.
Mr.. Edward Eitle. of Princeton.
was circulating among friends here
Sunday and Monday.
mayor ). \. Waddell, was visi-
tor to Matoaka Monday.
Mr. Walter Reed, formerly OF this
place, bur now Of Princeton. was
circulating among friends here Mon
day.
Little Miss June Lilly. Of Blue
field. IS the guest Of her si4tc, Mrs
W. W Wnkc-
Mr.. r. l.. Kibler, representing Fiat
Top Grocery COMPANY was calling
on friends here Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. t.. Schocw spent
s"vcral days in BlucGcld This week
Miss Lura Bowycr has returned
home from few weeks visit TO
relatives az vivian
Mr. r T. Asbworth. OF Ercr. Nc
bowcll county. was business visitor
here Monday
Mrs j y j. scniz and 1.-THE son
Freeman Of Princeton are visiting
friends ln town this week
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
ANOTHER
MURDER
Wade Leslie, \ Well known Citizen
m oakvale, Shot Through the
Heart ny George Jones.

Oakvalc, W. Va. April aI.-Wade
Leslie. well known citizen of this
place, was shot through the heart
and instantly killed at this place this
morning. The trouble arose over the
fact that Leslie was running a grist
mill for Mr.. Hill and Jones had been
trying to get possession of il for some
time. The murder was cold blood
ed one and Jones told people who
were standing near the scene of the
crime not to bother him or he would
XIII them He has left here saying
that he was going TO Princeton to
give himself over to the authorities.
Leslie has family OF three chill
dren, his wife having died about
three weeks ago
Jones, the murderer. is a native OF
Franklin county.
The funeral OF Leslie will take
place here tomorrow. Public sen
timent is very high against Jones
and If he is seen in this neigh bor-
hood IL is thought that quick action
will be taken regarding the pun
ishment for the crime which was
without provocation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
HORSE THIEF CAUGHT
BY USE OF TELEPHONE
stable of ID. J. Ward Entered and
Horsr Stolcn-Thicf Captured
And Landed In Jail At
Wclch

Tazcwcll. Va, April 2l.-The
quickest capture of a horse thief
known in this part of the state was
made this morning by the use of
the telephone. \ man entered the
stables of J. -. Ward some time af-
ter . O'Clock and rode away on
Mr. Wards fine bay mare. As soon
as the robbery became known this
morning Mr.. Ward began using the
telephone and by II O'Clock the thief
was i'm jail in Welch. and the horse
was safe in livery stable The
identity OF the thief is not positively
known here but an officer lcft this
morning 10 identify the man and the
horse.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

Under the present charter certain
salaries arc provided foe the officials
on authority given to oh. city author
ities 10 Gx the same Tho law Sec
80 Chapter . OF the N.t. of 1905.
which amends ba former c.artor
of The city. among other fhiu.- pro.
vidcs that $50 officer appointed or
elected shall Doc Interested directly
or Indirectly in any contract with
IN" city for supplIc- ro be- furnished
or work 10 be- performed And the
60th Section of said Act provide
certain penalties Io boz imposed upon
those who violate the Act.
Now without charging any one
OF the officials with the violation of
this Act on the law We propose to
give tho tax-paycrs and citizens of
Bueheld some facts and figures
found on the city record for the past
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
pOCAHONTAS
NEWS NOTES
THE LAND OF STURDY MEN AND
THE BEST COAL ON EARTH.

DIR. George A Zimmerman attend.
ed court al Pearisburg on Monday
Saturday was one OF the best pay
days we have had for months.
Mr.. c. o. Echols was I'm town on
business Monday morning.
Mr.. J. G. Gillespie, commissioner
OF revenue. is I'm town this week
Issuing license for the merchants for
next year.
Mr. Harry Wood. of Goodwill. w.
Va, was a visitor to our town on
Monday
Mr. j. Baach circulated petition
mere on Saturday for the benefit of
the San Francisco sufferers, and rails
cd quite a nice amount.
Mr. NJ. IL Hatchett left ON Mon.
day for Goodwill, w. Va, where he
has accepted position with the
Louisville Grocery Company.
Miss Alice Barbour has returned
from New York where she has been
attending school for the last year.
Mr. w. r. Thompson and family
left Friday nigh on No 3 for Rigiy,
North Dakota. and from there he
will go TO Alberta. Canada, where he
Will make his future home.
Mrs Alice Hoover, Of New York,
isvisitig her sister. Mrs W. F.. Bar
boGf
Mr +. NJ Easley of Bluchcld, was
In town yesterday on business
Miss T. May Galloway has resigned
her position win Howard and Law
renee 10 accept position as stem
ographcr for th- BlucGcld Brewing
Company
Mr. and Mrs Max Diamond. of
Radford Va. are visiting in the city
this week
Mr. Beverly Yosi, Of Graham. Va,
was In town Tuesday on business.
Mr. FRANZ Casscl OF Radford
Va was in town this week on b.-
incss
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
TROUBLE BREWING
AT UNIVERSITY
Report Arrives TcIliE. of Sell mr 10
Dust Dr. haXey.

An interesting story con- . from
BG"l,hannon. II Is marked ,lar.nI.
and is to the effect that quiet
III .caval has been arranged to ex-
ploGe beneath the chair of DR.. Ed
win MaXey, the noted legal writer
and instructor in the West Virginia
University. and oust him at the con
clusion OF the present year. The
one said TO be slated to succeed him
is c. +. Hogg, Of Point Pleasant.
who is rated as an authority on
pleading and practice, but is said NO
to have the qualifications materially
enjoyed by DR. Maxey in interna-
tional and constitutional law. Coin
cidct with this information is the
understanding that certain interests
connected with the school. Jealous of
the prominence and prestige OF Dr.
MaXey, have conspired TO force him
out. The facts are becoming known
among the students. especially those
in the law college, and there's war
in sight Mr. Max,y is universal
favorite. I'D his friends claim that
If he is oH' I'd B., viii mean iHa WIZ.
drawal OF iany students ara thor
aniliation .h any school wit which
he may b. onnec'oI.
The Sc '-" TO put il th. Point
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

year or % little more than % year. and
then let the gentlemen whose names
aro mentioned rise and explain 10
fho people the meaning of tho figures
and items one by one. and let the
people Judge for themselves ass TO-
where in part at least their money
has gone and for what purpose 10
has so gone.
Within the year there has been
paid TO ATTORNEY John u Dnlard. city
attorney. outside of his regular an.
nual salary of $3.50 iu connection
with Attorney " a. Ritz. out of
tho treasury of the city the snug Ht-
tie sum of $2,54O.OO of which about
$4,000 appears 10 have been fees
for preparing new charter. and in
connection herewith 10 Andrew T.
Hemne not an attorney 10 pay his
expenses to Charleston to take care
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
CITIZENS ARMED
With WlNCHESTERS
ARE NOW IN PURSUIT OF THE
MURDERER WHO WILL, MOST
LIKELY, BE SUNIMARILN
DEALT WITH.
REMAINS TO BE SENT no HI'Nr.
INGToN THIS MORNING ElH
INTERVIEWS.

Crew, w. Va, April ~, I0O0.-
One of the most cold bloodcd muir
dcrs In the annals of this place or
surrounding country was enacted here
today and as a result j. ". FitZgcr-
aid. the well known contractor of the
firm of Millctt n Fitzgerald, now
lies cold i'm death.
MIR. Fitzgerald ON Monday dis
charged an Italian who was worth
less and his associates, many in
number, became cnragcd aud said
that they would get even with the
contractor even IL they had to wipe
out the entire crew of Americans
who are employed In the construc-
ton of the Dccpwatcr Railway.
This morning while MIR Fitzger-
aid was enroute from his office "a
the shanty where u doctor was dress
ing the wounds of negro who was
injured recently Ia the prcnIaturt
explosion OF "A blast, IIR, Italians, who
~
the route of MIR. Fitzgerald, noticed
his approach and when he arrived
opposite the shanty. one of then
opened fire ON him and shot him Ia
the hcadt vice and after he fell from
his horse ran from the Shanty and
stabbed him In tho back and breast
and otherwise Iasccrntcd him IN d
horrible manner
No Americans were close To Tin.
scene when the horrible crime was
o@mmittcd, but some people who
were close, heard the shots and has.
tened to the scene to find MIR. Fitz.
gerald cold i'm death.
During the arrival OF those com.
Ing from ~ distance the murderer
mad his escape and from several
Italians who were near the scene
of the horrible crime IL was learned
that they had seen some one RUNNING
for the hills.
\ posse, composed of the cntir,
community, Immediately armed them
selves and are now securing 1hr Innuu
tains for the murderer. and IL caught
hc will bc summariIy dealt with.
MIR. Fitzgerald is q very popular
and well known contractor and q
member Of the local lodge OF EIks
at Huntington, this state, To which
place his body will he taken This
morning for burial
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
DUTY REMOVED
ON ALL GOODS
Goods For Destitute az San Francisco
To he Received Free of Charge.

Washington, April 2I.-Represen-
tatiVe Gaines has introduced bill
admitting free Of duty all goods.
wares or merchandise which may be
imported from the United States as
sratuitious contribution for the re-
lief OF the earthquake sufferers in
California and consigned to the gov
ernor OF the state. the mayor of San
Francisco. the secretary OF war or
the secretary OF commerce and labor.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
THOUSAND DOLLARS
FROM ELKS
Will Raise That Amount for suffer
CPS at San Francisco.

Parkcrsburg, April 2I.--At q
special meeting OF the local order Of
Elks the work OF starting - rcIicf
fund for the sufferers OF San Fran
cisco was begun A special committee
composed OF Messrs. Walter Henrig
II. II. McGregor and Edward EoIv.
members OF the lodge, were appoint
ed for the purpose OF getting th" con
tributions from the dinereu mem
bers OF the order and forwarding it
10 the proper authorities.
At tho meeting Yesterday after
noon there we're over two hundred
and 1fty dollars rai4rd among the
Ecmbers and by last nig1. ,hr Tun1
had reached twice tha, SUM The
local lodge will attamp, to raise one
thousand dollars TO be forwarded to
Grand Secretary Of 'hn EIks ponin-
ON at Dubuque. low. who VIII m
turn send IL on
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
WRESTLING MATCH
At SKATING RINK
Those Who Enjoy the Sport VIII he
Well Entertained Tonight.

The wrestling match arranged 10
take place at the Flat Top skating
rink tonight promises some fine sport
One OF the contestants is the light
weight champion of Western Mary
land, and Is remarkably developed
young man. Both contestants are IN
hno form, and are determined to
come out victorious The contest is
TO come off at $3.50 tonight.
The band will play and skating af-
ter the contest.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
SCALE COMMITTEE HELD
A SHORT CONFERENCE
Talked Matters Over aud WIN Al.
iourn to Next Next "Wednesday.

Wiikesbarrc. Pa, April a.
President Mitchell arrived i'm the city
today and this evening had Il confer
ence with the coal operators regard
ing the situation in the anthracite
field
The general scale committee meets
tomorrow and will consider the re-
fusal of the operators to accept Mitch
ellis last proposition for arbitration
and decide what further move will
be SADIE. The opinion is that the
committee will adjourn tomorrow TO
meet next Wednesday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
rO THE TAX-PAYERS AM 40.
TEHS OF BLCEFIELD.

You have no doubt often asked
Yourself the question why ar. taxes
so high in Blucfold when there iq
so little in sight 10 show where the
money has gone or how cXpenI.Ig
\ few figures from the city records
cleaned therefrom by q hurried and
casual examination. Of expenditures
along O. few lines within the past
year. may tend TO explain vhere
some OF your money has gone. Not
into improvements and betterments
OF the city, and for the welfare Of
the general public. but into The pocR
cts Of few city officials and other
persons
Under the old city charter about
$4,000 paid all salaries. under the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

The box ball alley opened last
night and was well attended Later
on valuable prizes will be- given to
persons making the highest score. As
this Is new game in tha city it has
to be learned TO be liked Come in
and learn il today Don't forget the
place Eureka Hardware Compauy's
old stand. across from Kelley 4
Meyers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
A CORRECTION.

In Good Citizenship Bulletin Of
Yesterday we were mistaken in say
ing that Councilman Howly was with
Councilman Bernard in the rear OF
Windsor bar. when Mr. }. w. Run
went there for the letter Mr.. Howly
had parted company with Mr.. Ben
ard at the bar room door.
PUBLICATION COMMITTEE
UNITED CITIZENS PARTY.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
San Francisco Experiences
Ar SLIGHT
Another Slight Earthquake
PRACTICALLY NO DAMAGE WAS
DONE, But ENCITES PEO-
PIE AND MANY LEAVE
THAT WOULD HAVE
REMAINED.
OAKLAND, CAL, April ci.-Ar

sND' 'hb', tpfli -i.-An-
other earthq AXE shock occurred nj
lO:4O last night and increased the
anxiety OF San Francisco's stricken
people. IL lasted but few seconds
and no damage is reported. The
shock, though, caused many people
TO remain awake throughout the
night for fear of further disturban-
ces
The shock o. last night shows plain
ly that Frisco is nervous wreck
The first day. when the big duakes
occurred. the people waited for the
final shock that would sink the city:
then for fodr days they had chance
to forget the shocks as the ravages
or fire gave them something else TO
think of. Now the slightest culver
causes item 70 cover their faces.
II is estimated that 500 bodies
have ben buried thus far and others
are being constantly discovered by
the men who are clearing away the
debris.
Rain last night and the new shock
has decided many of the refugees to
leave the city and the exodus start
ed again early this morning with re-
newed force. Transportation is not
hard TO get 1t is harder TO get left
over bread than to get railroad pass
out OF the storm center. The South
ern Pacific only asks these questions:
Where do YOU want to go? How
many in your party"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
A PROMINENT VISITOR HERE.

MIR Floyd Chapman. editor and
owner of the Huntington Dispatch,
surprised us as n visitor on yester-
day We were both surprised and
delighted TO see him. He is one OF
those young West Virginians who Is
making his mark in the business
world and some day we hope TO SEQ
him reach the top round Ia the lad.
der OF success
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

Datcr.) ~ an carly hour this
morning wc are informed that the
posse who have been in pursuit of
the murderer since yesterday have ip.
Gated him about three miles from the
scene Of the crime, in tlIc mountains.
and that hr has IN his company scv-
cral countrymcn vino are heavily
armed.
Further bIoOdsh"d j. feared, but
the posse is determined to take him
dead or alive.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25
ONLY THREE ARRESTS
MADE ON PAY DAY
u seems That Law Breakers are
----- - BIpaying the City.

Tom Brook and colored gentle
man, who would not reveal his iden-
tity. came to the city hall, accom-
panied by an officer. for taking a
stroll on the Norfolk & Western Rail
way Company's private grounds.
Col mbus Gillespie took unto him
self 100 much booze and refused to
be lei 10 where water only is obtain
able He was bad man part of his
tour. but when he thought of home
folks he withered and cried in n
loud voice for help.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

Messrs. Levering and WaddcU. Of
Bramwell, were i'm the city yesterday
looking after some real estate trans
fers
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

Joe .,.. popular young Ium
herman Of WEIGH spent last night
in the city
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

w w Hicks left yesterday morn
ing for Pocahontas
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1906-04-25

Are YOU doing anything for the
stricken people OF San Francisco