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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
BuCkEen'S AFnica SaEve
The Best SaIve In The World.
A Card TO the Public.

The mmor is going the rounds of
the community that my wife, Mrs. J.
+. Barrett, said that on the evening
proceeding the morning on which the
body OF the late T. F.. George wac
found, that she saw him and Mr. John
Buchanan together on the road West
OF town. l desire to state empbatical-
~ that this rumor is false. Nv wife
never said any such thing She did
not see Mr.. George at all that evening
AS she was mounting her horse at the
residence OF Rev. Mr.. Patty. Mr. John
buchanan passed by on his way home,
as usual. Mr.. George was, at that
time' still In town, as this was between
4 and D o'clock in the afternoon. I
desire to state positively that my wife
never made the statement that she saw
the two men together on that evening"
(Signed) JP R.ppprr
TazewelI, Va, Feb. 81.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
Marriage in Pocahontas.

Miss Price Ovens and Mr.. NJ. S
Hatchet were married In Pocahontas
on last Wednesday morning by Rev.
s. w. Moore. The bride is the pretty
and accomplished daughter OF Judge
and Mrs j. W. Owens, and has held
the responsible position. for some
time, Of cashier for the Pocahontas
Golfers Company. The groom holds
a lucrative position with the same
company.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Hatchet left for a wedding
trip East.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
DIGESTION DECIDES 1T
Good Digestion More than Half
the Battle.


Lille Is ceaseless struggle for sue
cess because success is supposed to in
sure happiness.
Ambition and ability make for sue
cess, but without health too, failure is
more than probable.
If the digestion is poor, the nerves
unsteady, the blood thin, the weight
less than it should be, and ambition
and energy at low tide because of
stomach trouble, failure is almost a
certainty.
Whether you make much OF little of
life, whether you fail or succeed. your
digestion largely decides it. So conf
dent is j. L. Jackson that Pepsikola
Tablets will renew your energy, STEADY
your nerves, drive way that tired feel
ing, give tone TO the digestion. improve
your appetite, bring up your weight to
where 1t should be, put new color into
your cheeks and new life into youI
stomach that they continue to sell this
grand dyspepsia remedy on the money
back plan.
Have confidence. The guarantee
absolutely protects you. J. E. jackson
will gladly pay back your quarter if al
the end OF the ten daye' treatment Won
have not been cured or decidedly be.
nefltted.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
North TaZewell Has Camp of
Modern WOOdmen.

North Tazewell, Camp No. l246S
Modern Woodmen, was instituted by
District Deputy ]. Kember Turner, of
Bluefield, w. Va, In Odd Fellows Hall.
Tuesday night Feb 10, with % charter
members. The following officers were
elected:
Consul, presiding Officer II. F. Ireson,
Adviser, J.D. GiIlenwatsr
CLERK, (Secyl r. II. Ireson,
Banker, (Treasurer) j. g. Peerv.
Escort, (Conductor) A. j. Porter,
Waterman, Inside Guard)
M. G. Williams,
Sentry, Outside Guard) Nye BIRTHS,
Camp Physician. Dr. J. w. Witten,
Trustee for ~ Year, I'M. Bond
(2) DR.. d. r. Johnson,
(3) II. Z. Ire5on,
The prospects are good for a large
Camp at this place as several new
members have been added to the list
for the next regular meeting.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
Mr.. Spracher With Us.

Mr.. @. W. SpIacher is with us again,
and will have charge Of our business
on the road. He made flying trip OF
about two days this week into the coal
fields, and came back with nice lot OF
orders for commercial work. He will
travel this territory this year, carrying
a nice line of calendars, trunks, etc., in
addition to stationery. The News asks
it's many customers to treat him well
when he calls.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
Important Meeting at Marion.

The Quigley Furniture Company,
The Shamokin Lumber Company, The
Spruce Lumber Company met one day
this week in conference with the Nor
folk and Western people, looking to
the adoption eff some means for NOV
ing their large lumber contracts to the
railroad.
What was done has not been given
out.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
Announcement

The law firm Of Hartman & Pobst
-. n. and J. w. Hartman and II. Claude
Pobst), Of Tazewell, Va, have also
opened an office in the town of Rich
lands, Va. Office on front street. first
door west Of drug store. One or more
members OF the firm will be at their
HIGHLANDS Office all the time.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22

Rev. Stephen Davis is i'll with pneu-
monia at the residence OF Il. Ii. Han
kins. While not dangerously i'll he is
quite sick.
Prof. G. &. Williams, one of the
biggest teachers Of Scott county, has
charge Of the school at Five Oaks.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22
Regular as the Sun"

Is an expression as old as the race. No
doubt the rising and setting of the SIM
is the most regular performance in the
universe, unless it is the action Of the
rver and bowels when regulated with
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Guaranteed
ny jackson, druggist. 25c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1907-02-22

Universal Bread Makers at Boy ers',
L. M. Hawkins, Sr is not improving
rapidly from the effects OF his fall.
You mey find at Boyers' many little
and useful housekeeping "helpers."
Jno. w. Mccall was here from Welch
this week
Never Rust Tinware and Guaranteed
Enamelware at Boyers.
Jno. A. Neal, Asbury, was in town
yesterday
Keen Kutter Pocket knives. scissors.
carrot sets and tools-all fully guaran-
teed at Boyers.
w. G.. and Mrs. HARRISON have re-
turned from New York.
Coffee Percolaters make coffee In the
most scientific manner. See them at
Boyers.
There ought to be full attendance
OF the NEE ting today in the Court
House TO talk over and arrange for the
jamestown exhibit.
Boyer has few nice samples OF
rugs, towels, sheets and lace curtains
and bed quilts. Prices very low.
Mine Host, Kelly, had about 20 peo-
pie for dinner on Monday. No "kick-
ing has been reported from this
lumber, all Of whom got as good or
better dinner than they were used TO
at home.
Preaching in Richlands next Sunday
morning and night by Rev. H. M.
Fugate.
Preaching in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at IL o. m,
Rev. s. o. Hall will preach In Mays
Chapel next Sunday at $3.50 p. IN.
Jno. w. Buchanan and j. W. Moss
returned from Kentucky on Monday,
where they bought a saddle stallion
said to be fine animal OF pure blood.
The sergeant, Capt. J. ID. Alexander.
has been confined to his room about
two weeks with grip.
Hot Pressed Vellum"-box paper
at Boyers.
Owing to the illness OF Rev. Stephen
Davis, he will be unable to fill his ND
pointments at this place and Graham
next Sunday. in. Hartman will preach
for him at ii q. m. at the Christian
church at Tazewell
There's a lot OF railroad talk in the
air. And it's not all talk" either.
A number Of the men who are talking
can do more than talk, and they will.
The big snow on Wednesday night
was quite a surprise. The fall seems
not to have extended as far east as
Radford.
Mrs. j. E. Pearce and the baby.
after pleasant visit to TazeweI. re- |
turned TO Pineville, KY, their home. !
last Saturday.
The "blue-coats" OF Pocahontas. |
Messrs G. w. Mays, Pat O'Conner and |
Dick PembertOn, were all here one
day this week as witnesses in court.
Policeman Tinsley was left sitting on
the lid until their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Stellar
this evening in honor Of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. M. Stellar, who have Just
returned from their honeymoon.
c. Boice. prominent lumberman. and
j. w. Bell, banker, OF Abingdon, were
business visitors here this week.
Miss Jennie Hartman Of Bluestone
has been spending a few days with
relatives here.
The Thompson Valley Roller Mills,
Joseph Cregar, proprietor, is doing
good business. The -four, meal and
chop from this mill is just as recon-
mended, and can be bought with the
assurance that you are getting full |
value for your money 1t is no sur
prise. therefore, that the business is
increasing.
Prof. John L. Weber was In the |
city on last Friday. While here he |
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
PICTURE SHOWS
POPULAR PLACES
NiCklE THEATERS FuRNlSH
AMUSEMENT TO HUNDREDS
OF CAIRO PEoPLE-FEATURE
AT THE NlcKLEODEON.

That Cairoites delight in being en-
i tertaihed and relish some place ia
! go" is shown by the fact that the
I nickle theatres in Cairo are each fur
nishing a pleasant half hours amHse
ment to hundreds of people each
: night The warm weather has NOT
, crippled the attendance, in fact The
theatres are not as hot as might be
expected as all are supplied with
| electric fans and are given good ven
tllation.
a special feature is being offered
at the Nickelodeon in the person Of
Prof "plind Joe" Mangrum the
talented musical genius, Mr.. Man
grum's violin selections have proven
such a drawing card al this popular
theatre that Manager Messenger has
decided to secure his services for an
other week Electric fans have been
Installed al the Nicelodeou and tho
attendance is all that could be de-
sired.
Manager Sander. of the Paibe. on
Eighth street. has installed a new ma
chine. which produces the best effects
ever seen in Cairo. His films are al
ways interesting and the house is
crowded at each performance.
c. NJ Ellis. manager of the
Theatorium. the original picture show
In Cairo. has just installed FIVE cleo
trio fans and his place is one of The
coolest in the city.
At the Cairo opera house this week
three new pictures will be shown, en-
titled The Society Pig" Picnic
Campers" and "Johnny's Run all
fuH Of fun and comedy Illustrated
song. ~Honcysuckle Time Don5i fail
10 see Prot. Grahams trick dogs dur
ing The iniermission Dixie. the high
diYiue dog viii lean from tho lsider
n The entrance At 100.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
Corner Il Dark As Az Ailsy.

Much complaint was heard on the
streets last might among merchants
and many Of the shoppers because
there was no light at the corner Of
Eighth street and CONNIE cial avenue.
THE arc fight at this point was re-
moved when the new steel arch was
erected but since the Hustlers' meet
the lights on the arch have not been
Turned on and The street crossing and
vicinity are as dark as an alley. The
matter win probably be given aiten-
fion AZ the mex; council meeting.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
EXPOSITION NOT READY
Csiroite Who Was at Jamestown Says
Big Show is Still In
complete.

The jamestown Exposition is not
yet fully ready for visitors and Cairo
ties who contemplate going there had
best wait a while That Is the advice
OF David MacLachlan. Of X. Smyth &
Co. who returned last evening from
an eastern visit Of FIVE weeks dura-
ton. Mr. MacLachlan visited New
York. Boston Philadelphia. and other
points Of inteest and placed Mrs. Mac
lacnlan safely upon steamship for
a visit 20 1er sister In Ireland during
he summer "" was nj tho James
Town Exposition and says number ~
Tho exhibits arc not vet finished.
Even tho Government pier g. not yct
completed However. IL is Gnc a.
fair.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
stabber GETS Jan Sentence.

Edward isom the negro who muir
sdefousfy assaulted and stabbed Henry
Smith. a negro porter in the side bar
of r. Smyth and Company several davs
ago was yesterday given a ten day
sentence in the county jail by Judge
". S Dewey in the county court Isoiu
pleaded gully 10 the charge of assault
with deadly weapon. Al his preliia-
nary trial he was held TO the grand
jury but the crowded condition OF the
jail has made Il necessary for toe
county authorities to dispose of many
cases in the county court.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
MISTAKE IN ORDERS.

Winnepeg. June 2s-Five Chinamca
are dead and one white man is ser
iously injured. as a result of p coils
jon ~ the Canadian Pacific railsr1g
etpress rith = Chiuese spccisl going.
rzt The vrsck was due &C. mis
understanding f uldeFs-
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Street Supervisor George Gilmore Is
busy collecting street taxes for the
ensuing year Persons endeavoring
ITO dodge their TAX are quite numerous
and II may be necessary 10 issue many
warrants 10 force collection. Nj
Gilmore expects % commence the
Issuance or warrants 10 two weeks II
mn collections have rot been made by
that time.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
VII Piav Mound CITY Today.

Ed Powers and his team Of bali
players will 20 TO Mound City today,
10 engage in contest with the crack
team of that city this afternoon The
lineup win be Powers and Hilbnfn
MS The battery. with Vest ID. Morgan
"a, French IS. Wooden II. Judy CT.
Stuart If. A lively game Is looked
Tor. The Mould City team will have
Woodring In the box"
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
CHANGE or TIME.

TRAIN NO. ON THE BIG FOUR
WHICH HAS BEEN LEAVING CAIRO
AT A. M, WILL LEAVE AT 6:75
A. NJ. BEGINNING MONDAY MORN
ING, JULY I, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

The Modern Woodmen of America
will have barbecue and other events
III Tamms On Jfiy Al N* argsr
Il busy making preparations for the
even:
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
c. C. c. e. ST l.

Locomotive No 6547 is on freight
duty to and from Cairo.
Train No 8 will go back to its old
time 6.15 a m, Monday.
Trains No SO and 6S were annuIled
yesterday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

solicit your orler for anything in
say line. Try my 20 Roasted Coffee.
gHaranteei best value in the city J.
". Warner Family Grocer Boih
Phones No I0n
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
NEWS or THE RAIL


Edward Carey who was hurt Friday
night viii soon report for duty again
A car load of Italian laborers bound
Tor Chicago passed through Caro- yes
terday on train No. G.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Locomo ives Nos S4l and 1867 are
on the local freights in and out Of
Birds Point.
Fireman John Tidwell of the 1925
is enjoying a lay off,
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
GEORGE CONAN WEEDS AGAIN.

Freehold, \. j. June zs.-Ccoree
y. Cohen. the comedian and PLAY
wright. and Miss Agnes Nolan. foe
msr cherus hifl pere married here
'ada
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

". j. Cochran, the druggist. has
removed TO the Armory building on
Washington avenue near Tenth
street
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30
Had a Reunion.

4 Roy P. Gholson, who has been III
Is improving.
Leslie Finch is visiting friends in
Hodges Park, Ill.
f. &. Cannon left last night for Chi
cago on business.
Guy Hurt left yesterday for Anna,
| ill.,. where he will visit,
Miss Edith Davis, Of Mound CITY.
was in Cairo yesterday
Miss Helen Jones. OF Mounds, was
Cairo visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Reno has returned
from visit at Willard,
Lee Haywogth, Of Ninth street, is
IL Murphysboro on business.
Miss Esther Kelly of Tunnel Hill
was in the city yesterday.
Captain n. b. Thistlewood was
down from Mounds yesterday.
H. E. Halliday has returned from a
short business trip TO Chicago.
Richard and Edward Buchanan are
spending Sunday in villa Ridge.
Fred Mackley has returned from 4
business trip to Tennessee points.
Miss Myrtle Loveiace will spend
Sunday with relatives in Bardwell.
Ky
Charles Koehler. bartender at John
Grimes saloon has resigned his posi- |
ton
Mrs. Don Gilberto. of Paducah. KY |
Is visiting friends and relatives in this
city
Marx Blaster and sister. Miss Flora,
81 Carmi III. are visiting Eugene /
Sadler.
Robert Lee Goidsmlth ieaYes TO-DAY
for st. Louis to visit relatives and
friends
Mrs. Inomas Waider has returheulk
seii, Ky
MISS Hlahch Miiier VINO ~ spshu'
he city
l.a /
q Adeoers, OF 81 LOUIS NO, -
mn street.
Mr ana Mrs =. ,. bo',Tque "'
ST. LOUIS
Fred Rourke mas returned from
aducah, KY.
VIII Burke and MISS June craig
tend a dance.
Mrs. Pennrod and daughter, Nina,
Ind. f.
Miss Rita Cohn who recently under
lis is improving. l
q
Mrs. Charles Weber and daughter
me cry FeslerudE' :,
=
Harry Dilts mas returned from Joppa :,
iates Lumber company y
MI anu Mfs' iHcpa'u. ~ t''l'"'il-
ty have returned home. "
ro., who nas hoou IN fo~ ,bc mas, n
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

For Groceries. both Staple and
Fancy. cali M > z vsrnsr. Family
C1o-er Fhoaes 70 .se
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

ura. I. e Hnt and daughter.
Nisscs Mildred and Cecil. viii leave
81. Joseph Mich. whore
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Father James Downey will leave to-
day for an extended trip in the east
visiting New York City and Buftaio
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver J. Eckhardt az.
rived from the west yesterday after.
noon on the z.20 Mobile and Ohio.
after three years absence from
Cairo and are visiting Capt. and
Mrs. Chas. Nichols Of Cross street
Mrs. Eckhardt lwho was formerly
Miss Georgia Nichols Of this city,
speaks very highly Of the west its eli
naic and Tho people They all return
N nenver about August ist ~ start
tho fourth annual tour Of Eckhardt s.
Ideals" stock company. owned aud
managed BY Mr.. Eckhardi. their terri
tors embraces Colorado. Utah. Idaho.
Oregon and California. where they
have been very successful and are
fayoraBly known Mrs. Eekhardt viii
rcmain with her parehis q few weeks
shlle her husband makes a business
rip 10 Chicago and View York 10 Sc.
ehre new plays for the coming sea
son.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

VI. p Halliday leaves this evening
Tor Osieryille. Mass. where he will
spend q week visiting relatives
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Miss Edna Coyle. for many years
chief operator fer the Cairo Telephone
Company. has resigned her position
Miss Edith Whitlock will succeed her
Misses Myrtle Meyer and Nellie
Looney have accepted positions as re-
lief operators.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

George Trip. representing the Bap-
tist Young Peoples Union OF the
Cairo Baptist church at Tenth and
Poplar streets has gone TO Spokane.
Wash. as a delegate to the Interna-
tional convention of the union which
viii convene in that city on July I.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Mrs. William Mulvihill Of 81. Louis.
Mo-. is visiting her mother MIS-
John zonne. Of 2s1o Poplar street.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Flint Bondurant who has been a.
tending the Northwestern Universe y
was in the Liberal Arts department OF
that institution. where he finished. He
viii be a junior in the medical school
next year.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Mr. and Mrs John 5. Aisihorpe will
leave tomorrow for Chicago and
Green Lake. Wis. at which latter
place they have taken cottage for
the summer They will be accom-
panied by their daughters. the Misses
Hazel and Gladys Aisthorpe. Mrs. H.
r. Aisiho pc and daughter Ada. and
Mrs 2 T. AisthOrpe and son John
The party will be absent until fall
with the exception Of Mr.. Aisthorpe
who will return next week.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-06-30

Mrs. John Barry am daughter. Ella,
OF Los Angeles. Cal. who have been
The guests Of Hon. and Mrs. VIM. b..
Gilbert left yesterday morning en-
route home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
TIES THAT BIND
ARE SEVERED

Divorces were granted BIZ Judge
Morris this morning 10 Margaret
Martin w. George S. Martin, on the
ground Of non support They were
married At NanaImo. b. G. IN 1894.
The custody OF the two children
was given TO the mother. In case
Of George T. Cation ". Mary T.
Cation divorce granted 70 the de-
PENDANT on the grounds Of the hus-
hand refusing 70 work 50 long as
his wife had money. The complaint
charges the husband with not hav-
ing worked tn ten years. The
property was allowed 10 20 TO the
wife 10 case Of Rosa NJ. Hansman
We. William II HanHman. Of George
town. divorce granted on ground
Of non support Four children Of
the couple Nere awarded TO the Gus
i0dg OF the wife They were mar
ried az Medford. Wis. In iSS5.
Ellen Dallas was granted a divorce
from J. A. Dallas. whom she
charged with non.support. The
couple was married in Scotland in
1897 Two children were given into
the custody Of the mother.
Lille Campbell this morning
filed a suit for divorce from Ar
thur J Campbell charging non-sup-
port Della Harris asks TO have the
matrimonial bonds existing between
herself and Mumford Harris sew
cred because Of her husband aban-
doning her shortly after their mar
rlago In Los Aneelea IN 1893.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26

TACOMA. Jan. aS.--The taking of
evidence IN the Thompson case
came to = dramatic ending az
O'Clock this afternoon. after a three.
hour session, the most exciting. and
probably the most important. that
has been hcid during the seven
weskA Il the legal struggle
Aa n climax 10 It's raae. the de-
Tease recalled witnesses and made
4 srneati0nal attempt 20 imneach
the testimony Of Miss Olive NoaWs
wtnkir and Dr Williamson. tvo Inn
partanf witnesses for the state
The impeachment testimony vas
introduced. despite the strenuous
objections ~ the state. and the gen
erat opinion vas. when Ny. Morris
Aunnuucea. We rest the case,
thar she defense had scored de-
ci1ed point There was an Intense
feeling manifested AZ the opening
II she court today. whan the Dc.
Tense called 60 tho stand A q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
LEGISLATORS
AT THE u"

McMarrnn. Jesse Hurtahls. Harry
A. Rhodes. y. Gilbert. u A. Hut
crimson. ,. =. CauEiciuu. John A.
Fanshsf. Emery + Gilbert .. ~.
Thompson. Alrxander ~ uregg. J.
Hush sherry. Marx W. Whiiiow. .
2. Counen. g W Peddycafd. pr. y.
c. Fulton. NJ ~ Goldman. Wm, II
Weber. Mofao Mcdonald. Fmmatt
n Henderson. J. =. Bssseft, VIII
Ham NJ Thompson. Isaac y.
Stephens. ". A. snaiiey. Geo. y.
Dickson. Andrew oleon. Samuel J.
canneron. Lee A johnson, G. y
KayasF. J 81 Stevenson. :. q. Meg
ier. T. ~. Beii. George ~ Miller.
George Mccoy. Edmund Rice. A. NJ.
wade. David J Davis. =. = Troy.
Or. J. n. sheets. George T. Reid.
Edmund Croft. Alexander y. Saver.
Howard Taylor. Gee. " Tibbstia.
W. =. FreudsnberR. Joseph ~ Grif-
m. Albert n. neebe. J a Fpiconer.
u. I. atrobridEs. q ~ Armstrong.
T. N. stephens. William sehuitE. =.
W, Reeves. ! w Rnmaipe, WIN. A.
HaIternan and O. Wire Hamilton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
ALED IN AN
EXPLOSION

a attempt 10 thaw our several
- 4 f'usen dynamite yestnr
n r1ssd fssal 70 Swan Carlson.
>Aeew smpieFed ia clearing land
p Haymr a. Hiehnoud Beach.
y - hown 70 pieces - The d.
- q be bid Il over the fIre,
zfsAa vas Engaged With twu
- nsu clearing the laza Thurs
3 slzss the dynamite used ia The
= <rzs. a1d yesterday morning
F'Ez aiismpsed 70 thaw II out
y q ne STICKS easxat on fire
: iried - smother the blaze
M ~ hand The dynamite On
- ana Re aetonasl0n could BE-
zr< ale
.Hnas hznds were blown of
= h1iy maH9ied beyond eerDg
- Deputy Coroner Wiifsfe IN
#<zsst The case and said no IN
- Nvuid Be necessary The re-.
ssrs removed b. natter
- sgns norKue Carlson had
*t%Fn Telzftves IN this coanfry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
TRIBUTE IS PAID.
To ALGER

WASHINGTON. Jan gs-Ths
president. vice president and senate
paid tribute 20 the tate Gen Al
ger az the funeral from the sesi-
denee az : O'Clock this afternoon.
Taft. Newberry. the entire Miehi-
gan delegation from the house -
Representatives members Of the
"a a r. and other fuillfaS4f nfeanie
Nations sere present. uf Wallace
Radcliffe. a Presbyterian minister.
ard Aigerss pastor. OBLIGATED The
body wnsS escorted 90 che station
hy a squadron af the Thirteenth
cavalry. The remains we're taken
70 Detroit where the burial viii
occur Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-01-26
URGES WORK ON
WISCONSIN
fseripp. TsI.araph s,rvIe..,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26--Repre-
sentative Jones has been requested
by c p Kimball. Of Bremerton, 10
urge upon the navy department that
work on the repair OF the Wisoon.
sin, nov az the navy yard al Puget
sound. be undertaken In earnest. It
now being claimed that the work
Is very dilatory Mr. Jones called
az the department yesterday morn.
ing and discussed the matter