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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14

Supt. r. ID. Baker returned
Thursday night from Wise,
where be and the Board have
been making their annual set
Element of financial matters.
Supt. Baker is doing a great
work for she schools of Wise.
he is progressive, capable
and efficient superintendent,
with the interests OF his teach
ers and the schools at heart.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14

Just received, factory ship
ment of McBeth lamp chimneys.
None better. Hamblen Bros.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14
Gus. w. Lowell, the hustlipg
travelling man, is at home with
his family for few days.

himself and wife last week.
Young DR.. Gilmer made an
other business trip" 20 Dot
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Goodloe and 1
Children returned home Satur-
day night from an extended
visit to relatives in Eastern Nir-
ginia
Send 60 the Wise Printing
Company for job printing. Your
orders will receive prompt and
careful attention.
"Unclc Bob Orr. of DRYDEN.
was i'm town Monday to attend
the opening session of L. $. /
Court.
For fancy Stationery, see Gill
mer Drug Co
4 blind colOred man attract
ed considerable attention on the
streets Wednesday by a c0ntin-
uous religious discourse as he
walked along.
A. o. Swink. Superintendent
Of Agencies of the South Allan
tic Life Insurance Co, spent
several days In and around Big
Stone Gap last week.
/ Guy f. Taylor. bookkeeper
I for the r.. Horneck Construction
/ Co.. came up from Cumberland
Gap Sunday on a visit to home
folks
Mrs. $. a Bailey returned
Tuesday from Cincinnati. When
> she has been taking a course in
81 instrumental music.
q Mrs. r.. f. Litton and pretty
daughter. Miss Frances. wer.
visitors i'm town Friday from
Dryden.
Our Drugs are as pure as on
lSoda.-kelly's Drugstore.
Read the law card of Elan
u nagan and Burnett. lawyers o
Appalachia, in this issue of tn
~ Post.
r. Miss Lura Willis, our accom-
modating Central, S pent Sunda
, I'm Dryden the guest of he
cousin. Miss Irene Gilly.
D. Mrs. j VI. GOodioc and daugl
ter. Miss Sue. who have bee
spending several weeks at Ia
F Spring returned home Saturda
"a night
~ Am kinds of legal blanks f
- sale by the Wise printing Cor
pany.
lo Read the change i'm the "a
bn ivertisement of the Gilmer DR.
rs / Company this week
Dir. @ H. Peavler, the Brisi
specialist, informs us that
] q will not be IN Big Stone Gap
r. e. the third Friday in this mont
y. but will be- here again on 9
third Friday in september.
M FOR SALE CHEAP-Go
me store house and lot near k'
elk. kee. Lee County. Va. Good
;x- cation. Jno. w Chalkley c
give information.
o L. b. Brown,
Leonard, Ky
an Lindsey Horton, of the 4
, Preservative Emporium of
Wise Printing Co., sojOurI
Up i'm Norton last Sabbath.
~ The laundry building be
- erected by General Ayers
East Fifth Street continues
go up. This building is be
nall built of concrete.
sem
can Miss Virginia Orr, of Dryc
ter was visiting the family of
ID. F. Orr in the Gap the !
lime week.
mi Ice Cream Soda sc. Gil
nate Drug Co.
J. B. Patterson, of Cor
was Ky, formerly of Big Stone {
spent several DAYS in town
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14
The Limit Of Life.

The most eminent medical scientists
are unanimous iu the conclusion that the
generally accepted limitation Of human
life H. many wears below tbe attainment
POSSIBLE with the advanced knowledge OF
which the race - now possessed The
critical period, that determines us
duration. seems 70 he between 50 and 90;
the proper care OF the hody during this
decade cannot he TOO strong urged; care
lessness then being fatal 60 longevity.
Natures best helper after 30 is Electris
Bitfcrs. the scientific tonic medicine that
vitaiizes every organ OF the body
Guaranteed by j. " Kelly. Druggist. sec
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-08-14

Try our floor paint. 75c worth
will hide a multitude of sins.
-Keliy's Drugstore
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
Can Not Tell Yet When
Trains Will Run
WIRES ALSO DOWN
Aud True Conditions Can Not Re
Lcarncti-Bad Slip at the Mar
rows Near Mo,lndsville-Many
Landslidcs OH tho Road.

Yesterday the News reviewed It's
first batch of Parkersburg papers
since the food last week completely
marooned that town. In the batch
We're several from points in the nor
thern part Of the state, including one
Wheeling newspaper. Speaking of
conditions on the Ohio River Rail-
road, the Parkersburg Dispatch-News
of Monday says:
On the o, r. Division conditions
are such that nothing can be promis-
ed. There are no wires available at
present to ascertain the track condi-
tionS at various points and this
makes everything guess work.
Enough may be surmised, however,
to venture the prediction that the
regular service cannot be reinStated
before the latter part of the week, If
then.
Work Of repair has been begun on
that road also, on the North division.
One work train was sent out OF
Moundsville, and two from lew Mar
tinsville. one each way. They are
building, as they go, and are re-estab
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
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BATH RUIN
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BATH SUPPLIES
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fishing telegraph Service and by to-
day something definite may be learn
ed concerning the situation. ~.
. Supt. bryan saiR last evening" that
he had a message from Moundsville
telling of an eitEafAely bad condition
at Moundsville Marrows. There the
company has to contend with a huge
landslide. New sMartinsville reports
the, condition ,leRs serious. While
there are many Ssaips none OF them
are REGARDED aa bad.
OF the condition of the road south
nothing can be told. But meagre tele-
|graph reports areSavailahle.
1t was learned yesterday that a
full vestibule train was caught at
Wheeling and way almost completely
submerged in the yards, the train
having been mRrooned before the
crew realized the. stu alton.
Observation-Disclosures received a
message of fire loss sustained by the
B. &. O. last evening, incident to the
at New Martinsyille. The plant
caught fire Yesterday from lime
which had been Stacked by water,
and owing to tRkatflculty in fighting
the flames theS fiFBI got beyond con-
| troll. The plantfNeas totally destroy
ed. Six cars offthe B. & o. railroad
company, standing. on the spur track,
we're destroyed; 1nsahe blaze.
The Marietta branch is as bad off
as ever and it eannot be stated when
train service between here and Mar
| ietta will be resOnEed It will pro-
tbably be week Before trains can be
run on the o. &:ah *. between this
city and GAINESVILLE y, =
! Street car serviEe In the city will
! be resumed today. StThe conditions of
the tracks betweenlaere and Marietta
are such that it ,ds impossible to
! count ON cars betwsen this city and
Marietta today and:it will perhaps
not be restored before about Wed
nesday. =. ? 90 Y
1t is generally conceded that the
company did excellent work in main
tanning" down townsiservice in Par
kersburg as long asjt did.
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21
Fishing Eeyef.

FIShInS bGYeF.
Hartford Times. tx 1~~
On, the spring is calling, mother,
Calling me to fields and wood,
To the sparkling little streamlet,
Where the early fishing's good.
Oh, me whippoorwfllt is calling,
Mother; calling me to come,
For it says in song. ecstattc
That the fish are. biting-some.
So call me early, mother;
I'll be Johhny-on-tfle-spot,
For I'm bound to go a-fishing
Whether Thaw gets out or not!
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1907-03-21

If you should burn your diamond,
you would not even have ashes left
as a memento. After combustion
the diamond leaves absolutely moth
ing. z.-~l"
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
NO DECISION HAS
YET BEEN REACHED
Shattuck Directors Held SEES
sion, But Do Not Come TO
Any Conclusion.

Yesterday passed and the Shattuck
directors, although they had a meet
ing. did not arrive at. any definite
conclusion in regard to the construe.
ton of a smelter, but will probably
dc so today.
In the afternoon a number of the
visitors took another trip to the DEM
property and returning to he hoJei.
held session of the board which
lasted Tor more than an hour Last
evening several who were present
were seen by a Review representa-
tive, but stated that nothing definite
had been decided upon, and probably
would not be until today.
There is a great deal of speculation
both in Bisbee and at Douglas in re-
gard to what action the Shattuck
people will take. The Shelter city
inhabitants being anxious for the con-
struction of another reduction plant
there, which will insure still great,
er growth for that locality, while PEG
pie of he Warren district, who are
interested in the stock OF both com
panies, are Of the opinion that an
announcement of the decision will
affect the price OF The shares.
Il has been rumored for some time
past that the Ddnn-Arizoaa and
Shattuck-ArizoBa companies wouin
be consolidated, but This is rot
thought to be at all likely.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
ANOTHER BASKET BALL
COHTEsTn They GA.
Scheduled For Saturday Night,
Blues Have Slight Lead
Membership Contest

Interest in the membership contest
at the Y NJ. c. A is running high and
the members of both sides are striv-
ing strenuously to put their respec-
tive teams in the lead. At $3.50 last
night the Blues were in the lead by
the narrow margin of five points.
Outside of the membership contest
the teams are INDUCING in friendly
rivalry in basket ball and bowling.
The last game OF basket ball was won
by the Blues by 16 to 10. Next Satur-
urday night the line up of the two
sides being practically the same, AR
other game viii be played between
the rival teams AS both sides are de
termined TO win, the contest promises
to be lively one. The public is In.
Vited to attend.
On Saturday evening the rooms OF
| the building will be thrown open to
the public, as has been the custom for
the past Few weeks. This move on the
part OF the Y. NJ C. A. seems to have
been accorded a cordial reception by
the public, which is learning that there
is something doing all the time at the
Y NJ. c. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
MURDERER IS
CAPTURED BY
The RANGERS
Was Making His Way From
New Mexico to International
Boundary Line at Nogales-
Caught on Train.

In the Jail at Nogales Lucero Ludes-
nos, Mexican, is being held awaiting
extradition papers, being wanted by
Captain Fornof, of the New Mexican
rangers for murder, alleged to have
been committed in that territory about
ten days ago.
F Shortly after the murder, which was
committed in one of the rural dis
tTicts of the sister territory, the ARR
zona rangers received a description of
the missing man from Captain Form
OF, and close watch was kept on all
trains and along the border. Seargent
Kidder, who was passing through
Huachuca Siding, happened to arrive
there about the same time the train
from the east pulled in, and walked
through the different coaches.
He was very near the door OF the
last car. when he noticed man who
fitted the description of the one want
ed in New Mexico, and began to ques-
ton him. The fellow was bound for
Nogales. and as all OF the details
seemed to point towards his guilt, the
ranger placed him under arrest
On account Of the absence of Gov
ernor Curry for a few days from the
capital the New Mexico officers have
not secured papers yet, but will prob
ably do so within the next couple of
DAYS, and then come after their man.
The crime for which Ludesnos is be-
ing held was the result of a quarrel
with one of his own countrymen. 1t is
thought at the time he was arrested
LA.e %aas andeavoring to get to the
border at Nogales, and from there
make his way into Mexico to safety.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
ALL SPEAKERS
EARN PRAISE
IT nnuTCcT
HI HIN iii
SIS
Miriam Evans, Mae Newkirk.
Ivy Perry Successful In Sc
nior Deciamatory Contest
Last Night.

Before a good sized audience last
night tAe first OF the series Of con-
tests that is to decide who is to rep
resent the bIspee SCHOOLS Eu Tue vuII-
test at Tempe next February, was
held, with the result that the three
following were chosen as the best:
Miriam Evans, Mae Newkirk, Ivy
Perry. The judges for tae evening
were Dr. Kathrene Myers, Cieve Van
Dyke and Attorney Merritt.
The subjects in the order in which
the successful contestants are nam
ed. were as follows: The GYPSY
Flower Girl" The Story OF Patsy, .
and Uncle Skinflint's Christmas
gift" The contestants, eleven in
number, were graded on the following
points: Memory. gesture, articula-
ton, expression and general effect.
The three successful ones in last
nights contest will compete vita nine
others who are to be chosen in later
similar contests-three each from
the junior, sophomore and freshmen
classes.
The program last night was be-
gun with two songs by the glee club,
which were heartily encored. Later,
while the judges were arriving at a
decision a duet was rendered by Flor.
ence Patton and Clara Smell, both OF
the high school, and a piano solo by
Maud Tong. both OF which were good
The next preliminary contest,
which viii be among tae members OF
the junior class, will be held some
time during the first week of Jan.
uars, 1908.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
RlssEE BEATS COLORADO,

Colorado is the largest producer Of
gold in the United States. The total
gold output of Colorado for 1906 was
s23 SOC. 900.
That makes q big noise IN the world
Total value Of the output OF Arizo
mas greatest copper camp, Bisbee, for
1906 was szs,ss2 ,5ss.
Balance in favor of Bisbee over all
Colorado. s332,53S
That doesn't make so much noise in
the world
All Arizona figures mentioned In this
article are the sworn statements turn
ed in to the county assessor for taxa
ton, therefore above suspicion Of ex-
aggeration.
Nevada's total gold output for 1906
was worth ,9,900,o0o
The value OF the output Of Arizona's
second-to-greatest copper camp, Cliff
ton. for 1906, though badly crippled for
over a month by flood. was s10.sss,-
693.
Balance In favor OF Arizona's sec
ond-to-greatest copper camp over all
Nevada, 81 ,os3.ee3.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
AVECHUCA IS
STILL BEING
HEIn HERE
tIGLO stItIk-
So Far As Is Known No Steps
Have Been Taken for Extra
dltlon of Man accused of
Cowardly Murder In Mexico.

Although Delfno Avechaca, the al
legged Mexican murderer, has been
held in the local city jail for alniast
two months past and the authorities
OF the southern repuDnc naVs pesn
given notice of his arrest, so Ear as
can be learned no steps have as yet
been taken to extradite aim. Wnnin
thirty days Avechaca's &c for
yagrancy will have expired and TN
less extradition papers are fOrthCum-
Ing by that time he will be iTse s
liberty.
The crime for Shiel A.. n tea is
being held, according to all reports,
was one of the most coWardly ever
heard OF. Having attended a dance
at Baccanuchi, VITA his friend,
Flores, Avechuca became enraged be-
cause senorita in whom ne was in
terested, seemed to show a prefer
ence for his companion. After TAX
ing several drinks and with murder
in his heart, Avechuca placed his
arm around Flores neck in a friend
ly manner and asked him to take a
walk as he wished to converse with
him. The pair had proceeded only a
few yards from the house, when the
jealous lover put a gun to his friends
side and pulled the trigger, killing
Flores instantly after which he fled.
Deputy City Marshal Johnson ar
rested the criminal on a description,
and had him tried on a charge OF va
grancy, of which he was convicted,
and sentenced to serve ninety days in
jail. The Mexican authorities were
notified at once, and. stated that they
would secure papers as quickly as
possible. Up to the present time no
further advice has been received, and
unless the officials of the southern
republic do see fit to act, another
foreign desperate of the most depica-
BILE type will be set free to pursue his
course on this side of the boundary
and perhaps commit other dastardly
crimes OF which he has proved him
sell capable.
For long time past the American
officers have been greatly embarass-
ed by capturing men wanted in mex
leo and being forced to give them
their liberty because Of lack of ex-
tradition. 1t is the general opinion
that the extradition laws could be
greatly simplified so that much of the
red tape could be dispensed with and
Mexican criminals would not have a
haven Of refuge in Arizona.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
TUCSON GIRL WEEDS
FRENCH NOBLEMAN
Was Married To Him Before
But His Father Objected
and Had 1t AnnuIIed.

PARIS, Dec. Prince Rober, uv
Broglie announced today that he mar
ried Estelle Alexander again i'll this
city last Tuesday. She was the d.
vorced wife of Sidney b. Vel5, an
importer, of Paris and New York,
when the Prince married ier in Chi
cago a year ago last August.
He has been loyal to her at least.
His father, Prince Amadee de BrCg-
lie, head Of one of the proudest fam
lilies in France, disinherited his sen
and had the marriage aanulled by the
e: rob courts ,hecause Rthe uriue.
yylcnm had not obi 6iced parsatal con.
sent The second marriage was mace
possible by the law mad3 recently
which makes parental consent necrs-
saTy only when the person marrying
Princess de Broglie, when d scuooI
girl, lived in Tucson and attended the
local public schools. From time to
time a great deal of her romantic
life story has appeared in The Citi-
zen. The many friends OF ''Tucson's
Cinderella will be pleased to hear
that the long persecution of the
young woman by her husbands ia
Their has come to naught.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
BIG SHOW AT ROYAL THEArER

Tony Riders monkeys score a big
hit. Onslaw & O'Brien better than
ever. Out patrons say that our pro
gram Is the best we have ever shown
in Bisbee. Our phone number is 1853;
ring up early and have your seats re-
ed We ana -cnming-then away.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
HOLLIS PEnIIcEn

A further reduction in the working
hours Of the FL Paso & Southwestern
shop and yard men was made yester
day when the hours were reduced from
to 8, the men going to work at a. m
and quitting at 5 p. m. This reduction
is made to prevent further laying of
Of the men during the present slack 70
the shop and yard repair work The
company is DESTROYS Of retaining all OF
the present force Of men so that they
will be on hand when the rush of worl
begins after the holidays
The first reduction was made from
10 to hours several weeks ago. follow
ing layoff of the surplus repair mel
in the car department, yards and bach
shops. The last lsyoff applies to al
employees OF the machine shops, bacE
shops, car repairing department and
car shops. The rule went into effect
today and the men are working only
hours in the future.-Douglas Dis
patch.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
DIR .eREeoR DEAD.

Tucson Star: Rev. DR.. Uriah Greg
DRY, a pioneer Baptist missionary Of
Arizona, died at his home in Los An
geles Friday afternoon. The deceased
came to Arizona in 1880 and located in
Tucson. He built the first Baptist
church in Arizona in this city, corner
of Stone avenue and Council street.
Dr. Gregory was one Of the best known
characters in the territory in the early
days His wife, who survives MIN, was
the first territorial president of the
w. C. T. u, which she organized in
1882, Mrs. L. c. Hughes succeeding
her.
The doctor was one of the pioneer
temperance workers in the territory
and when he left here twelve years
after coming, he found the territory
well organized in the interest Of the
temperance cause. After going to Los
Angeles he organized tae Mckinley
home for boys, which is one of the
proud institutions OF the Angel city.
DR.. Gregory was "a years of age and
leaves a wife and daughter to mourn
his loss who win receive the sympathy
of a large number Of friends in the
territory, especially in Tucson.
Miss L. A. Royce, one OF the pioneer
educators OF the territory, who resides
in Tucson, is a sister Of Mrs. Gregory
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
DOAAS HARRIS IS
KILLED 1T DEA|AG
5 Shot by Ed. Lee, Who Ac-
cused Him of Intimacy
With His Wife.

a Word has been received in Lowell
bf the killing of Jonas Harris. well
known character about the suburb.
& The message was received by T. F.
*Aurphy OF Lowell from w. II. Nc
Bride, a former resident OF Lowell.
8 he killing occurred or December 9Th,
End. according to the information, was
z&one with a Colts 45-caliber gun, the
bullet entering the front Of the neck
&nd passed clear through, severing
The spinal cord death resulting almost
INSTANTLY. No arrest was made.
s. The cause OF the killing was sup
sosed to be the relations between
8 Harris and Lees wife. On the night
20 the killing Lee entered his home
knd found Harris In company with his
wife. Harris jumped up from the
ehair on which he was sitting and
#eached for his gun which was in his
8'vercoat pocket, but Lee shot him be-
#ore he succeeded In his effort
4 1t is stated that Lee aad warned
lflarris to keep away from his home
b the presence Of sevsra, friends.
alter, upon hearing that Lee would
|be away from home a certain night,
Ehich was December 9Th Harris paid
visit to Mrs Lee which ended in
*pis death.
q Harris formerly made this city and
lowell his home being employed by
gisecarVer & Fitzgerald before he left
Tor Deming, where he went to take q
&ituation with railroad construction
company. He was known as quarrel
Some fellow when under the influence
De liquor.
4 The remains were buried at Deming.
No relatives are known to be residents
Ebf this district
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20

Review Want Ads. srIns Results.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
DRINKS KEEP Am BUSY.

Deputy Frank johnson had to pa,
forth considerable physical effort
last night about 9 o'clock in order to
take to jail a couple Of Mexicans
who We're as drunk as the proyerbial
boiled owl. The first one towed to
jail was lying on the sidewalk in front
Of the Hermitage saloon. After he
was disposed Of another was discov-
cred in the rear Of the Muheim build
ing. also dead to the world. He too,
was half carried and half led to the
city bastile. and will appear before
one of the justice courts this morn
ing.
BARNES & WEST IN LOWELL.
This clever singing and dancing
sketch team will be at the Iris Theate
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
DlPHTHERlA CASE is BETTER.

Carpenter, the man who has been
i'll for some time with diphtheria in
Tombstone Canyon, is reported by the
city physician to be out of danger, and
on the road to a speedy recovery
None of the members Of the sick
mans family has become affected
nor have any cases developed else
where.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20

Douglas will send another represen-
tative baseball team TO Hermosillo
Sunday to meet the team Of that place
with whom they tied in game several
weeks ago. The boys were entertain
ed so royalty and enjoyed such good
time on the last trip that they have
been looking forward to this excursion
with great deal of pleasure. Not all
the members Of the former team are
now in the city, but the team which
will get together for the game next
Sunday viii be equally as strong an
aggregation, it is said, and victory
for Douglas is expected at this meet.
Mr.. Scott is arranging for the game,
but said that the lineup had not yet
been definitely decided upon.-Dougias
Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-12-20
cLAusEN IN BUSINESS.

Charles Ciausen. formerly superin-
PENDENT of the mines of the Copper
queen Company, has embarked in the
Engineering business in Los Angeles,
recording to information from frieno
En correspondence with him. The
many friends of Mr.. Clausen win be
pleased to learn of his new venture
'and Wish MN every SUCCESS.