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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
NEXT FRIEND
WITHDRAW
AND MRS. EDDY WILL BE AL
LOWED TO KEEP HER SECRETS

Concord, n H.. Aug. 21.-The
suit brought by the next friends"
against the estate of Mrs. Eddy was
formally Withdrawn today and fur.
ther proceedings to determine her
mental condition were discontinued
When court convened Senator
Chandler, for the plaintiffs. an
nounced that his clients had fled
on their motion and were Withdraw
1ng their principal suit General
Streeter. for the defense opposed
The discontinuance Of the presen,
proceedings. claiming that the do.i-
fion by the Masters" would forever
settle any questions regarding the
competency OF Mrs Eddy at the ilme
she made her present will and ap-
pointed the trustees now I'm charge
OF her estate. Judge Aldrich after
consultation with the associat' 1s.
decided there was no further rpqson
for the inquiry and granted the re-
quest Of the next friends"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
THE EAST'S
REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE
NEW YORK THINKS NOTHING
CAN BEAT HIM.

New York. Aug. 2O.-Alfred r
Page a member of the State Senate
from Manhattan and a strong ally
OF Governor Hughes. leads the way
today TO the governors presidential
boom in an interview. He Is quoted
as saying:
II have made numerous inquiries
regarding the strength of the
Hughes sentiment. and am con
vlnced that nothing can stop the
Hughes boom. II will grow strong
er every day. winning new friends.
and by the time OF the convention
viii. In my opinion, be irresistible"
win Il be an issue in the primary
fight this fall?" was asked
No not this fall said the sen
ator, but maybe IN the primaries
next year. ! don't think there will
be a fight worth calling a fight this
year, and. anyway. In my opinion,
Governor Hughes will he so strong
when the time comes next year that
there will be no night Why should
not az Republicans be for him?"
How about raising the issue at
the meeting of the state committee
this falI?"
Well, possibly" said the senator
cautiously. you know there is n
, olution indorsing the governor
. the presidential nomination now
on the table in, the commttee-th
Odell resolution. But II is still too
carly to talk about plans The mat
tr will work itself out. The people
ic for Governor Hughes and that ls
the main thing"
Are he politicians for him?"
The politicians will do what the
people want" was The answer.
DO you think the national con
Sention will want to give the presl-
dency twice in succession to New
York state?"
They may not want to-" said the
senator; that is. they would proba-
bly, prefer TO give II to another state
But New York is the pivotal state
of the Union. and that will count
n1ore than anything else in settling
The matter"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
BAT TIE ON FOR
PARCELS POST
POSTMASTER GENERAL Is Co
ING TO TRY AND PUSH 1T
THROUGH NEXT CONGRESS-.

Washington, Aug. 2O.-Now that
Postmaster General Meyer has fol-
lowed the lead OF villas. wanamaker
and Bissell. and has anTunced his
intention OF bringing the parcel post
proposition to a head during the
next session OF congress. the big
forces are already lining up for what
PROMISES to be a spectacular fight.
The administration generally IA
Yors the parcel post The system
has proved successful in other coun-
tries. As nearly every one knows.
II means only such a reduction In
postage as viii permit the sending
by mail OF merchandise at cheap
rates
IT, chez objectors to the parcel
post are ~" express companies. II
would play havoc with their high
tariff. Nobody would send merchan-
disc by express when It could be
sent ,aIce ana four times as cheap-
ly by mail
Tho bic mail-order houses are. OF
course. enthusiastically in favor Of
the proposed system. The small
country dealer is lined up with the
express forces. believing that n par
eel post means that the big mail
order houses will be able to take
away great part of his business.
Trade papers and commercial asso-
Citations generally are getting i'm line
on one side or the other. LOBBYISTS
are already laying their plans and
wires. The fight. If it comes. will
be a fierce one.
The small dealers and the coun-
try storekeepers have organized into
what is known as the Home Trade
Trade league. They have headquar-
ters in Chicago( also considered the
head of the mail-order business.
which would profit most by the par
cells posO. and from there they are
also preparing to work in congress
against the proposed measure.
Congress will find itself i'm the no
sition OF being Obliged to discount
the arguments of the express com
panies and the trade league on one
side and the representations of the
. mail-order houses and the postoffice
promoters on the other and must
concern itself only with the con-
sumer, the great bulk OF the people
themselves The question will not
be what is hest for the express com
panies or the mail-order houses or
the country storekeepers or the small
retail merchants, but what will be
best for the people Sc a whole.
The parcels post has worked we'll
abroad, not only in reducing express
rates, but I'm permitting the forward
ing of merchandise by mail at cheap
rates. 1t has seemingly not injured
the small retailer. as It has encour-
aged him to lay in small stock at
low shipping cost. and has IN many
Instances enabled. him him to build
mp large commission business, con-
Quoted at no risk to himself.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
German West
Africa Invaded
MoRENGo GAINS DECISIVE VIC.
ToRY-CasUAI4TIEs HEAVY

capetown. Aug. 21.-A decisive
defeat has been administered the
strong German force by Morengo.
he Hottentot chieftain who escaped
last week from Cape Colony and
crossed the border into German
Southwest Africa. according to re-
ports received today. Between thlr-
ty and forty Germans were killed
and scores wounded. Morengo. at
the head of force of FIVE hundred.
$ now reported to be raiding vii
lages in the Goob River valley. and
fear is entertained that il viii be
necessary to organize special
to run him down.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
DEvIL's AUCTION scorrs s ur

Estate Gazette. Trenton
Last nights attraction lt n..
State street theatre Tho D.o
Auction. was grcefoI hy uarlnf
house. The piece was puf or s1r r,
first time and the performance sr.
necessarily prolonged. N.tulf..
standing the unusual lopgfh of ,'.
play. the audience Waa er1 rl.rr.
famed throughout as was auesrel
by enthusiastic applause given au
The principals
The production was MAGNIFICENT
scenic spectacle. which fairly aral
led in handsome settings. a large
and we'll rowucd chorus sang and
danced well and 70 capable cast u-
terprctc1 evccllcuuy tho moro f
portant roles
George NJ Topack a Tobcy. had
The bulk Of fhe comedy and acorof
heavily others who we're fine 'u
their respective parts we're M7rfe
"a Scott w H Lovclla Alma q
Merrill william Newman. Rober.
.Clemenso. Emma Prayer and Violet
Hilson
This is The show that will open up
The season at Blueaeld ON Labor
Day September the 2nd. at Tho
Elks' opera House
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
Presidential
Probability
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS SPRING
A NEW OsE.

New York Aug. - The New
York Democracy rJ ely VIII pre-
sent as It's candid. ? the Demo-
cratic nomination sSa6 year Lieu
tenant Governor LoRA Sfnyvesant
Chanler According 90 ndvices from
New York, Mr. Chanler viii make a
determined effort TO land the nomi-
nation, and viii be- -"pportcd by
Tammany and the satc Democracy.
as well as by the e.. wealth and
social prestige OF tho Astor family
and its powerful cor ocIons.
Well posted Dor ocraOc polui-
clans have believe. .aai Dhe Sow
York Democracy would present n
candidate TO the national conven-
ton The movement To- make Lieu
tnnant Governor Chaulcr the candl-
date was planned us> -'v year ago.
Immediately or Chanlcr's
election ag licutsEs governor ON
tine ticket headed - william r.
Hearst thc younger element of lhe
new fOfk democracy conducted "a
quiet propaganda vifb view to
making him o presidential candi-
date Later % is said lhclr EFFORTS
received the Endorsement Of both
Democratic state Chairman Connora
and Charles T. Murphy the Tam
many leader
Chaulcr fricnd ay that there
VIII undoubtedly be- plenty of money
hack of him. but o. win be- clean
money" with 100 faint Of the rus.
tO g.
If elected President h's friend.
declare bc WIN Gght the trusts NOR,
vigorously than President RooscycIt
lu speeches Doc has repeatedly de-
cIared that the anu-trust laws mus
Jo enforced
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

The new building OF Kelley G.
Meyers, on Higginbotham avenue
and Raleigh street is rapidly filling
up with tenants. Messrs. Kelley &
Meyers will move into their new
rooms before the first of September
where they will have as handsome n
place as can be found in any Of the
large cities. This is the handsomest
building in the city. being equipped
with passenger and freight elevator.
as we'll as other modern conven-
iences. which makes 1t n most de-
sirable building for Offices These
enterprislng gentlemen deserve to-
be commended for having erected a
building which reflects such credit
TO our city
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
FROM BOX SUPPER
TO PRISON q = .
HORRIBLE DEED COMMITTED
WHILE PARTY OF MERRY
MAKERS ARE ON WAY HOME
FROM CHURCH SOCIAL
THREE PI.RSONS UNDER AR
REST.

ashland, Ky. Aug. 2O-An old
fashioned box social" was the
means Saturday night Of one man
Meeting his death and Of the placing
OF another behind the bars With q
murder charge against him. The
people Of Shadwick's Creek met
Saturday night for good tim, at
Their favoritc frolic-an ice cream
upper After the supper was over.
and indeed for some time before
the young men and older ones had
Teen indulging freely I'm the Gun
That cheers and starts trouble. and
when the time came 10 20 nome.
many were intoxicated. A number
f the crowd were ON foot. and they
3 preceded the others. less numrous.
who wero ON horseback. John EI.
lit, his wife. Fannie Elliott. aud
Dave Howell were among The walk
.t-s, when Dan Lucy and his brother
Pete. rode through the crowd on
J orseback This anRered Elliott.
and he called Dan Lucy name
which every man rc8ents Lucy re-
Ilied in a similar vein and the ar
gument waved warm but did not
come TO blows when Ppte Lucy rode
hack, asking where that
was
He dismounfed and Mrs Elliott
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
BOYS DROWNED
THEIR COMPANION


Greensboro. N. c., Aug. 90
Saline Andrews Charlie Springs and
Walter Harris. negro boys. were
placed on trial yesterday morning
before Judge Ferguson for the
murder Of Pastor Green, the little
negro who was drowned In Irwin -
creek a few days ago Clarence
Daniels was the first witness intro
duced by the state His evidence
was in effect that the Green boz at
tempted to run away from his play
mates and that they went aft,r him
to engage in a ducking rroIic He
was brought back afte, some rosist D..
ance and thrown into tho hole
Saline Andrews plead with the
other two not TO throw him into
deep water but the boys would pay
no attention to him. When they
had seen what was done. saline got
his coat and left crying. saying that
he would go and tell his folks. So
licitor Clarkson will ask for a YER
dict Of maDslaughter instead of muir
der In the second degree.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
Premature Explosion
SdUeS Two Rulers
PLOT AGAINST KING
or PORTUGAL AND FRANCES
PREMIER DISCOVERED.

Lisbon. Portugal Aug 21.-An
extensive plot 10 assassinate King
Carries of Portugal and the Premier
OF France was discovered today
through the explosion of bomb i'm
The tenement district of this city as
II result of which two persons we're
Killed and several fatally injured
Thirty republicans have been ar
rested. Jose Bettenicourt. declared
to be the leader Of the conspiracy.
is amongst the number. Hls room
was whore the explosion occurred
and he was making bombs at the
time. Many discriminating plpars
were found I'm his room.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
SAID TO BE A MARTYR TO
HIS POLITICAL CONVICTIONS

Charleston. w. Va. Aug. 20
George c. Mcintosh. editor and gen
eral manager OF the Mail. who went
his home in Fayetteville Saturday
light as usual. has resigned and had
his name taken from the top of the
editorial column. The cause of resig
nation was not stated. but it Is un-
derstood that the stockholders de
sired him to take certain stand on
the gubernatorial situation. rather
than do which he resigned.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
GREAT RACER LEAVES TRACK

Saratoga, N. Y, Aug 2O.-James
X. Keane's great horse, Peter Pan.
the champion money-winner OF the
season, closed his racing career as a
three-year old yesterday when he
was shipped to the Castleton stud
farm in Kentucky. to be turned out
for the season. 1t Is donbt'ul II he
VIII ever be returned to racing.
Peter Pans retirement is due % an
injury received recently Turing his
work of training. Peter Pans turf
winnings aggregate S112,390, Of
which $S5.24O was earned this sea-
son.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

"ut severed the jugular vein and
JUICY expired In about ten minutes
Deputy Sheriff Hopkins appeared
on the scene short time after anr
arrested John Elliott who NOW
rests behind The bars. charged with
the murder Of pete Lucy. Fannie
Elliott Is charged with beiur 1p ac-
oessory to the crime. and Dave
Howell. who fired into thc crowd
1elp The Elllotts.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
Loyal Troops Still
Keep Rebels i'm Check
CASA BLANCA HAS NOT VET
FALLEN.

London. Aug. 21.-The sultan 8
troops defeated great force of
natives engaged in the present anil
foreign uprising according to a
despatch to the Central News Agen-
cy from Tangier. The rebellious
natives suffered great loss, several
of their villages were burned and
looted. the tribesmen being COM
pletely scattered. Another attack on
Casa Blanca was defeated by the
French troops according to the same
agency.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

Carpenters have started on the
alterations 70 the Daily Leader Of
flee. An entire re-arrangement Of
the printing office has been planned
and will be carried into effect with
the least possible delay.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

Painters arc engaged in putting =
new coat of paint on the houses OF
vs. G. Baldwin ON Giles street much
to The satisfaction OF the tenants as
well a. the neighbors in general a
freshly painted house is always a
pleasant object to look ur)n.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

Miss Ollie Surface. Of Christians
burg, passed through the city yes
terday en- route to Richlands to visit
Miss Catharine Spratt.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

Nev York. Aug. 2l.-.Accordine
TO statement gNen at the local tel
egraphers' Headquarters today this
city Is to be the hattie grpNnd on
which the union will fight their
chief battle with the companic. ,n
he conduct of whatever negotiations
win the CT, NJ a lay lo pos.
Bile viii 10 r"l1 hc~c. Tho r,r,,.,rs
have a public legal department for
the collecting of evidence against the
companies In their effort to institute
legal actions against them.
Both the companies gave out
tatemcnts today that business was
rogrossing satisfactorily.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21
The War
Still Wages
sIiakERs DECLARE THAT THEY
HAVE NO INTENTION OF SUR
RENDERING.

Chicago' Aug. 21.-Claimlng
greater strength than at any time
since the strike bcyar tho tele-
sraphers today declared as false ana
malicious the report TO the effect
hat hey were dissatisfied with The
conduct OF the strike and are viii
ing to return TO work. The opera
ors leaders are confident they viii
win The strike.
At the telcgraphers camps al
)esplaines and near Madison. WI,
nthusiasm runs high and no ON, of
the hundreds there show any des'ro
o accept tNo unfayocable conditions
taken generally the officials OF the
union are indignant at the report or
dissatisfaction among the men.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

USE MONITOR PULVEWZFD.
Il passes the pure food law.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-21

Be healthy and strong;
USE MONITOR PULVERIZED.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-21

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miiI6r Go(. Sol. Button pcr6otcn
Dottc, rucitcrc 2lfticn an i6rc &oliccr-
Sn6obcr SIT Dcrtoltlc1. Ger Commit.
jar lit Der NniiNt, Bob Scr &crfouf
Der GftIen gcicbuiOrig 1T.
CLIMBER mon0crt ms Sc.
1ngni s.
Soicp6 NoWcQ. Gin bIinocr Soulis
rcr lpltr0c ON Trcitog 0urd Mid)tcr
@corac BON M%iQion1@port, Wto., ipc.
gen cinca lmiittlidCn Nl0riffS ouf
Die # Sabre olte Ncorl @col1t nit
orel Monotcn @~cfdnGniB b%cItroit. Der
Ingrlff crfoI8tc chi cincm 6~rico6ofe
11n0 luuroc bon meDrercn 1Srollcn be.
obodtct. Go3 M00Ocn oielrte Dem
@lin0en ais Gilbrcrin.
@eroubtcn = . it officc.
GitbredJcr Orongcl1 in Scr Nodt
BON 6reito9 ollf 9eitcrn in bic 9oIt.
Office pon SptcSbiQc, Wfb., lu1o ltob-
len ans Dem &aiieni0ronf $50 6oo-
res @eio irrlo 9rieimorfen inn @ertbc
bon $3.50. 9lls Yoltmciiter Sefner
geItern Wtorgelt na6 oerl YoIt-@c-
bdlloe fam, fan0 cr bic S6iire often
lll1o Den &aIicni6ranf ullperI6loi.
len. Die G%oitoifice mllroe 6ereitS i'm
Sdnntor cinmal beroubt. Gin Monn,
%9tanetlS 9ert Grimes, tullroe ga.
mails perboftct, ieoo6 mieocr entloi.
len. Sir beiOc Gin6riid)e lit feline
Spur Der GbGtcr porDonbcn.
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Sn Dem M06clloocn bon Srcocrid
Sb%erll0crfer an SIt : YotridItraBe Alt
6reoerld, WfO., brod) geitern gegen 3
llbr frilb Seiler aus, boS anfanos
boS 8eiGditspiertel ser Staot itorf
beorpbte. IlS Die Seuerpebr anfonl
mar Der Sraro bereits iolpeit porge.
IdritterL Dab iid bieielbe ouf ben
S6uB Der aagrel5enoen @e6Gulid5-
feitet beldr1nfen mltbte. 9as @e.
boltDe lno bos poaitdnbige Eager bcs
tSrlt. Sbernocrfcr mlroen Serlt0rt.
Die a~oblenfirmo S. &c. Nclplnon II.
SobrJ iucldc ibr Compton in bent
8c6ditoe botte, berlpr ibre ooQItGn-
Dtgc Giltrihtitng. Die o6eren Stod-
ipcrfc oes Sfengei6Gftes bon sc. 8.
WilIon II. Sobn nurocn blr1 oos
Scltcr r~lillirt unb buS Eager ltart
belda6igt, ebenip lpurbe I'M Eager
Der Sirtnen SnrriS II. SiQer llno 81.
Wt. Sanbalter II. So. GROCER S1ooen
otlgeridtct. Scr @eiammltpcrlllIt be-
tragt nllgefdbr $4,000, ipopon ettpo
sic S0lfte ouf 9rn. Obernoerfer eltt-
follt. 2ebterer lit MIR nit $500 per-
iidbert, m1breno Die iibrigen @erlltite
orrb Geriiherungcn poaitanoig &C.
bedt iino.