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New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
CANAL ST. PLOT SOLD.
SITE HELD MANY. YEARS.
The SeUerance Hotel Changes
Hands at $26I ,667.

E Amelia RAIDER and other persons have soid NO.
3s9 Canal street four story brick bullolng' Win
store 314x77 feet. The property IS between west
Broadway and Thompson ST This Is the hrst saiS
of the premises since 1876 William flscher Is the
broker.
In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroom yester-
day Joseph P. Day sold at foreclosure the sever
ance apartment hotel, on d plot S.5HI37x rresuai
at the southeast corner of 9ith st. ana bfoau"dy'
10 the Bradley & Currier Company. the plahleiL
for S26l.667 The amount due was about s-9'4oo'
The property is subject to mortgage OF sZ3o'o'o
The sale of plot J9x125 feet at the northeast cor
ner of Barnes ave and 220th St. and OF Son'h-
ern Boulevard parcel, south of Avenue ST. Johr'
was adjourned TO December 80. Inc AUCTION o'lsI .
ings for to-day follows;
Nv Joseph p Day: Amsterdam ave. NO 1Z6o-l-'7'
n w cor 122d st, 9011x100; two six story mats anu
stores; Jefferson Bank agt H HorWitS et al arm
stein & L. attys I ] AIcMaDus. ref am1 due s-z
470 g; taxes, etc, $3.50 81 ..
10Sth ST. n g Columbus ave, l"x hrts A'-,l
two six story fats and stores; Thomas AleXandeF
agt Anna Heyman ct al: Alexander Ash, atty I
Hoffman 1ef amt due s14os7 10; taxes etc Soy4 o.
sub a mort of $1,000.
Cathedral Parkway, s. 10 It " Nahhat'ah d =
Bn3x72l1x irreg; six story fiat; James AleAanoer
set Anna Hey1nan ct al; Alexander & a. attys; &
l. Hoffman ref; amt due, $S,l4S y; taxes ETC.
S. S1S 05; sub to mort of $4,000
116th ST. No 123 II s 256 Park ave. 25Xlooll: SIX
story fiat and store; H H Jackson aet A Conn
ct al; S H Jackson. atty; E LudVlgh' reL' Hill
due $5214S OF; taxes. etc. S66S 81.
S B. Goodale & Son have leased for Edwaru
IitchfeId the eight story store and ofhce bu1iols
No. Al West 9th st. TO Hans Vyth Tor tern! VI
fifteen wears The lessee will alter the premises
into a hotel The same firm has also Leased lor
John Yard the six story elevator. store ana IolI
building Nos. AS and 80 West 23d st for a term
of years TO L. NJ. Hirsch, who VIII make extern
sive alterations the structure and occupy STORE
basement and first loft for the retail shoe business
He will subet the upper lofts. Also leased '.aV'
SQUARE feet in the building No. 6l-n Greenw'ch
ave for the Monahan Express Company 10 tne
Dearborn Manufacturing Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
SOUND STEAMER RAMS BARGE.
City of Lowell in Accident Of Her Pier
Because of Fog.

Tn. Sound steamer City OF Lowell. Of the Nor
pich Line. putting into Pier 90 ed street and
the East River. last night. for freight to be taken
10 New England points when she crashed into the
coal barge Delaware, n1oored the pier at 23d
street A hole four feet square was torn in the
starboard side Of the barge
The shock brought out Captain Morris Fisher
and his wife and thre. children from their dining
room on the barge. When they the steamer
towering above them in the fog and darkness they
furriedly escaped to the pier
CAPTAIN Appleton. of the City Of Lowell, i'm
n1ediately lowered boat and, with his carpenter
and machnist, made an inspection of the bow cf
his vessel. Seeing that 1t undamaged the
crew proceeded to load I'D with freight.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Assignees' Notices.

v1yr,r SUPREME, COURT. COUNTY OF NEW Nj siIk
In the OF the assisnineht el Denn f,r
,-or,napv Angelo "a NiIeheuN ~.
I've benedt of In pursuance OF an of ~.
u, ~ lanes blanchard of the Justices o, -
Snrems Court state of New forS. ,aa- and
s,g pistrct dated the 11th day OF OCTOBER Is".
as a., ths office of Clerk Of the county cl
York on said date notice is hereby gwen 70 -.
the Delhi SIX eohlg..
cornoration organized under the laws or the srst
q, NJ york lately having its principal place OF ooS
nass in the City New York 10 present " .aS-
with vouchers therefor duly verhsI, s snonfad as
;ansa of said asssnor the benent OF s
81 - a5cs No 445 Brcome street Borough et Ms
,na, at @ SItv ~ New York before the 1otn o''
of February. 1905. -, ~oo,
ANGELO DE vILLENEUNE. AsslsnsHs -
urruApr " HARRIS, Attorney for AssiSnse. oS-~
Park Row New York City. " T.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
PROMOTIONS BY ATTORNEY GENERAL.

Albany Dec. 23-Attorney General jackson TO-
5av announced that heshad designated Deputy At
torneys Genera Charles P Williams, OF Lyons ana
George P Decker of Rochester, first and second
5e,,,+ias rAsnectively They succeed Frank White,
of ALBANY who resigned TO become temporary re-
ceiver of the Hamilton Bank, of New York, ana
Charles a Dolson, who resigned to become attor-
ney for the receivers Of the Brooklyn BANK 1he
new designations mean an increase in salary for
each from $1,000 to $500 annually Deputy At
torneys General Dillon and Cooke have been pro-
nofed to succeed Williams and Decker. The two
vacancies thus caused have not yet been filled.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
sHAkE-UP FOR BALTIMORE POLICE.

Baltimore. Dec. 23.-At meeting Of the Board OF
Police Commissioners to-day two Of the eight police
district captains of this city were ordered sur
veyed for retirement, and ali the others were trans
ferred This is the outcome of recent announce
ment by President George R. Willis Of the board
that the members of the force are much concerned
as to how their acts may be judged by the MEM
bers OF the board, when appointed, but not at
all as to how the present board may view them.
The present board is composed Of President Willis,
an Independent Democrat: James II. Preston,
organization Democrat. and Thomas J. Shryoek,
Republican.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
sCHWAB SEEKS CUBAN ORE PROPERTY
viii Try to Increase Bethlehem Steel Cor
poration OutpEt.

Charles N Schwab. president of the Bethlehem
Steel Corporation. will sail for Cuba Saturday He
is going to inspect the company's ore property
there and also carry negotiations for tho pur-
chase of additional properties in that section
which the company Is said to contemplate buying
The output of the Cuban property is $1,000 tons
month. which is shipped TO the Bethlehem plants
in the United States. 1t is expected to increase
this amount shortly TO $1,000 tons.
1t is said that the corporation bring the ore
from Cuba and convert it into pig iron ar less ex-
Dense than most companies which transport their
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
WILL REMODEL 23D STREET BUILDING

Plans have been filed with Buildings Super1h-
tendent Murphy for remodelling the two story iolI
building No $50 West 23d St. making over Inc
ground floor into two stories. the Improvement, ~
80, ,,ade for Isaac Stern as owner. Charles NJ.
Straub the architect
Plans have also been filed for rernodeling the olo
fashioned two story dwelling house No o4 Cath
crime st and reftting the first story as an an1use
,,an+ hall the improvements being made for
NJ r,o,l,1in as owner The architects are Gross
Z KIeinharger.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, Dec 23 1907.
ARRIVED.

Prometheus Ger. Thoen Hamburg December
and Shields o. Philip Ruprecht. In ballast Arrived
at the Bar at l. 10
Steamer Hamburg (jer) Burmester. Genoa December
Naples 10, 20 the Hamburg American witt
cabin and 3T1 steerage and at
the Bar $50 a n.
Steamer Porto Rico. Deiano. Baltimore Foster.
with mdse. Passed in Quarantine $50 a m
Steamer City OF Columbus, Burg. Savannah December
20 70 the Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and
in Quarantine at 6:15 a M.
Alba. Quick, Galveston December to he
Southern Co, Passed in Quarantine at
100 a m.
Steamer FL SUI Higgins. New Orleans December IS 20
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed Quaran-
tine 1:30
Steamer DaIbair tBr) Jones. CoQumbo October 2s
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON, AsNEsN 81
Tronas Surrogate OF the County OF New L9ns
notice is hereby given TO all persons having t5s
T. Msrt-n. deceased 20 preSeL.
saw, with thereof To the suoscrioer az
e. 80 w II Van Steenbersh his place or transsSs.
n, nee oi " No 10 wall Street City OF New aorA
~. o. before the 24th day Of June next oo-
HAA0u 49, RORERT z. MARIES.
With thu Benjamin \.
Narten deceased ,.-,..-,t,s
" n VAN STEENBERGH. Attorney for Adrnls'i ms
" 10 wall Street. Manhattan Borough. New 4crs-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

ores from the lake district. The company Is sdiu
to be considering the advisab'ity OF co"''' " e
n more direct railroad line from It's Cupai' iii'
IN the coast to facilitate its shipments
The Bethlehem company is said to De opela'ii'9
from IS to 50 per cent of its capacity IL mas "
large amount of government work on hand' ano us
rail mills are operating at practically their l'i
capacity 1t is said that the new slruc'ui oil mn
now being erected by the corporation at cost 'l
se1,eraI million dollars will be ready 70 begin the
manufacture of steel on January l.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
SAFE BLOWERS AWAIT SENTENCE.

Judge Chatf1eld, in the Criminal Branch of the
United States Circuit Court, will have before him
for sentence Thursday John Conley. alias
"Pawtucket Johnnie" and Joseph Fay better
known Mott Haven Red" yeggmen- Conley
and Fay convicted last week Of having
robbed the safe In the postotce at Highland Falls.
\. Y, January 3. They are, according to the
federal authorities. Of that class of criminals who
make specially of robbing second and third class
postoffices
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
TReNSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close In New York
Hawaii japan, Corea China and Philip
pine Islands via san trancsco-China Dec 2s m
Australia WesD, New Zealand.
Samoan Islands. Fill Islands and New
Caledonia Vancouver and Victoria,
Il t,lMoana - -; Dec %. 500 p m
Hawaii, and Philippine Islands tvia
San Francisco}-U transport Jan 1. 800 p m
Hawaii. Japan. COrea. China and Philip
pine Islands tvia san FrsnciscoJ--Man-
churia Jan 2. 500 p n,
New Zealand. Australia teNcept West.
Islands and New Caledonia (via
San Franciscol-Foreric- =; Jan IL. 500 = m
yaLan, Corea. China and Philippine ISL
ands fvis Vancouver and Victoria, 3 .
Empress of China Jan Is. 900 p m
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

dismissal Of tn. petition against IT, was ao'ouiAe
Yesterday hy consent of counsel for one week. oi
until next Monday.
peinze & Co. in the application for dlsmissdi
OF the bankruptcy petition, allege that the nrfh -
mot insolvent within the meaning of the bankroptcS
act The petitioning creditors will Try TO prove '7
firm bankrupt alleged
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
AMERICAN BOOK co. INCORPORATED.

Albany Dec. 23.-The American Book Company.
of New York, with q capital of S5,9pG00, filed
certificate of Incorporation with the Secretary OF
State to-day. The directors are H. T. Ambrose Of
Orange, n. J.; H II Vail, c. P. Bait, G. H Tucker.
A V. Barnes, H B. Barnes J. a Greene and Rus
sell Hnman all of New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
J RAILWAYS TO TRY TO ENJoIN TEXAS.
Object to Adding $25, 1000, 900 in Rolling
Stock. and Will Assail New Law.
TRv telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Austin. Tex, Dec 2S.-The Texas railToads are
preparing TO 5oin in suit to enjoin the Railroad
Commission from enforcing its recent orders re-
ouiring them 10 provide a large amount OF new
Yelling stock during the next three years The
estimated Of the equipment ordered is sSe1V
The law under which the commission is acting In
issuing these orders was passed by the last Legis-
Isture Its oonstitutionety will be attacked IN the
proposed Injunction suit.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
p Brings mail,
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.


Vessel For. Line Mail closes. sail
Majestic Southampton. White $50 a m
i "A n m
Bulgaria. Naples. Hamb-Am. 1900 n m
Florida. HFvre, French. ..............
jefferson. Norfolk, Old Dominion...... 300 y m
City of Memphis. Savannah. savannah - 300
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IS
Iots1am. Rotterdam. Holland AM 900 m
Apa jacksonville, Clyde
jamestown. Nortoih, Ola Doin--..... 300
Conius. New Orleans. So Paclhc...... 1900 n,
THURSDAY. DECEMBER &c.
BretsEne. Hsvre. French 200 d a
Main, Bremen n u Lloyd 1000 : IN
All ghenyr lilagui, Atlas 300 II q
Monterey, havana, Ward. .1sVo m 300 p
Manchester Inventor. Argentina, AM
Rio Plata 400 700 NJ
N1arenhense. Barbados. Booth l2tn u m
icaYal Para. lqttos 90 IN 400
I1cr. st kits. United Frult CO.. .l2:o0 III 400
Matanzas isIlI'ico wa 300
I3mpasas. Galveston Mallory. ..---... 1900
city OF Columbus savannah. savannah 300
jamestown. Norfolk, Old Dominion.-- 200 p M
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
KINGSTON JENKINS HEARING PUT OFF

Kingston. n. y. Dec 23.-The hearing before
Judge Belts the plan Of depositOrs and stock
holders to reorganize the Jenkins Trust Company
of Brooklyn adjourned to-day. by consent of
attorneys, until January T.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
MECHANICS LIENS FOR S48,0O0.

Twenty-four mechanics liens aggregatins Sfs'V"
were filed Yesterday asa the ]. c. Lyons Build
ing and Operating Company by creditors lor
building materials The largest are George bro"h
&. Co $1,000; Voigtman & Co, $500 and the
Bradley & Currier Company, $500"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
HE,NzE HEARING POSTPONED.

For the third time the argument and nearing on
the sppI,catiou of the former brokerage house Of
He,nze & Co. alleged involuntary bankrupts. for
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.
INCOMING STEAMERS.

The Iceland. which reported to South welfcet when
passing Nantucket Lghtship at yesterday.
is expected dock about o a m to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

Coronei %. Mo1tevideo November IL and ST Lucia
vis/Bsltimnre December IL w Grace q. Co. with
mdse- Passed in sandy Hook at $40 m.
SAILED.
Steamer Hamilton. Norfolk aud Newport News
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises ~ sun rises 10 Moon 10
HIGH WATER
M-Eardy Hook I0:20 Island 1929 Hell Gate 1915
PM-Sandy 1880 Island 1887 Hell Gate $3.50
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Real Estate for E.rchange.

WILL EXCHANGE WHOLE OR PART OF AMUsE-
wv York for class property.
city or country GEO. &. TILYoU. Pos.ofcs Building.
Corey Island ". Y
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNEH e., :.
il Thomas. q Surrogate OF the County or New LOT
notice hereby given to all having claims assns
ling. OF tho County Of New York. deceased %
present the with vouchers thereof tie suhscro
place Of transsctin business at the Office OF @
York. before the 6th day OF May. next
Dat York. the 29th Of October 1901
DANIEL. b CHILDS. EDISON BRADLEY Executcrs,,s
HULL, & HORTON. Attorneys for Executors 5 DIVs'
Street Borough OF Manhattan. City Of New York
IN PURSUANCE oF AN ORDER OF HON M MABNEYK 49, =
IL Thomas. Surrogate OF the County or Ne"
notice hereby given to all persons having claims
ceased. TO present the with vouchers thereof Al
Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan. New felA '
Date YORK October -. 1907
BESNJAMIN F. EINSTEIN BERTHA MYERS. Ez-cn~
EINsTEIN TOWNSEND & GJTtTERMAN Attornsys toi
Executors. as broadway. Manhattan. New YORK Ci'F'
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABHE6 A ~ =.
hereby given to all persons having ;r,is
George F. Seymour OF the City Of SPrtnseo -
deceased to present The with vouchers tnsr Sr
the Subscribers their place Of trsnsacting ousS>
20 Wall Street in city Of New York. on OF os'''' 80
10th next.
1900 49, SEYMOUR
SEYMOUR.
Executors
New-York tribune., 1907-12-24
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER q.
Thomas: Surrossts of the County % New 19-S.
hereby given 10 all persons having CLAIMS
sganst Georgianna F. Redmond late Of the County OF
New York. deceased TO present the same WITH voucns
subscriber, its place OF tranSactinS
business No. 66 Broadway, Borough OF Manhattan in ths
City OF New YORK. before ths Eth day 01 May
pated New York. 18th day OF Novsrnbe- 1907
ENICKER BOOKER TRUST COMPANY. Executor
DAVIES. STONE & ACERBACH. Attorneys for ENecS-
tor. So Nassau Street Manhattan New York CITY
In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON FRANK
II t FITZGERAIp. Surrogate Of the County q SeS
York-Notice hereby given to all persons having
C. Rates, OF the County St
York. deceased to present the same With vouchers
thereof subscriber. al her place OF tTaIacts
business at the Office OF Warren Wright. No kscter
Manhattan in the CITY Of New 4oEA-
an Seso Ist Az OF February. 1905
Dated York. the 18th day OF July. 1901
MARY z. BATES. EXecrtriS
WARREN WRIGHT. Attorney for Executrix. : Rse'1f
Street. New York
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-21
IT'S Never Too Late to Mend

Why then do you not think OF all those discomforfs
to which your subjected and resolve that the feet
If vour children shall never be burdened with the troubles
YOU EXPERIENCED Come here and see the "ETERNIIY'
School Shoes and how happy they make your children
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-21
School Days Are heHappiest

wearing shoes that their feet You
even dreaming causing folks untold but honestly
Iowa. aren't really and truly committing
talks and take the
selection their shoes and buy shoes that
but the best send children
to u.s. possible and in the satisfy
nq Shoes ETERNY Girls School Shoes We
perfect gladly refund the purchase Poorly FITTED
shoes trouble Consider whether not worth
while to right Your children belong and best
thoughts will all the comforts OF life
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-21

It's an old story that it's too late to do good
This is sartngy many things Probably the feet
Of your children have been guided into shoes that will never
cease Is cause them trouble.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-21

YOU school child hated home and take off
shoes because they crampn pnng burning and rubbing
your feet likely you've had do this thing times
that the shoes your father mother bought for were not
comforting lasts probably the place where
bought saspeope did properly fit the Shoes
likely the shoes brought home by older
family who bought the size you had been wearing never
thinking the grows wonderfully Today your
poor fitting hurting shoes
suffer cons and other i'll things that could have
been avoided
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-21
Fathers Boy

whether he be sturdy youth or boy who cares
more for books and such like than for foot ball,
base ball and other outdoor sports he should
have strong, we'll made, lasting footwear. There
is saying to the effect that Nothing Lasts Like
Eternity" It originated with "ETERN1TY''
School Shoe wearers, for these shoes wear we'll,
wear long and always satisfy. They are made of
box calf, vici and patent leather and in an abund-
ance Of comfort giving STYLES. "ETERNITY''
shoes are made over lasts that make the feet feel
good and they keep the feet warm and dry. Where
children wear them there are not lot Of doctor
bills to pay that are caused by wet cold feet
"ETERNITY" Shoes for Boys $500 to $3.50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-11-21
Mothers Girl

at all times must be looking her best. She can
look good and her feet will feel good in pair Of
"ETERNITY' School Shoes. Pretty stylish
shapes for the young foot made by expert work
men in big speciality factory. They fit perfectly
and do not rub and cause pain and annoyance.
Heavy and light soles for all occasions. "ETER-
NIFTY" Shoes for dress and service, in all the
popular school shoe feathers. They are so strongly
made your children will find 1t hard to wear them
out.
"ETERNI1Y' Shoes for Misses $3.50 to $500
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-05
BILL IT'S JIM.

bilious Jim grew so thin
lie hardly 1ade a shadow,
One day "A fried presented him
With Rydale's Liver Tablets.
lie took the hint, began their use.
And this is what befell him.
1e gre" so fat, neither shoes nor hat
Could lie found to fit him
MOltAL-Don't make your wills
But cure your Ills.
By using Bydales Liver Pills.
o chocolate coated tablets in a con
enIent box Price only % cents.
Easy 20 take, pleasant in effects.
tafe sure We guarantee them.
For sale by The White Pharmacy.
.or Bland street and Princeton ave.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-05

H..a .ae Daily lea ier.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-05
POLICE COURT
FIFTEEN OFFENDERS FACE HIS
HONOR.

Business seemed tp be- good for
ihe Blues" Saturday nIeht from the
list of pennant onc- which got theirs
this morning
Peter Carl was caught i'm the act
of getting ont OF town with sur
plus OF red eye 49,
Tom Kent. drunk ON streets Sat
nrday night. s..
win Ware plead guilty of being
overloaded. so was rm ON shop trac &
for 30 days.
Gus Hartman. drunk and disorder
ly at his boardme house. 81. so
tim. therefore time
T. VI. Bragg paid 81 for his fun
ON Saturday night.
Tom Edwards. drunk ON streets
volunteered to do time ON bricks
Peter Fitzsimmous was given free
Tuition on streets ror hciug ull
Harry Boyd. same charge. some
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-05

To maintain order The city has tho
appearance of being in a state Of
civil warfare. troops and artillery
being stationed at all points.
Dreaming.
rare not how worldly you may be
there are times when all the distinc.
lions seem like dust; and when at
the graves of the great you dream OF
a coming country where your proud.
est hopes shall De dimmed forever.
Married or unmarried. young or old,
poet on worker you are still a dream
er and vi1 a.e lime feel and tnrv
mat your fie .s bat a dream Tx Mar.
vel
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-05
PERSONAL

w T. Bu.rpss or Co,,,.,.. 49,.
Is visiting relative q, ID. .n,.
=, =, >.
C. 4 Patton ana r,mu,. ~, ,..,.
-ouvule nm. n,o ..,a.,. 49, ~.
/ W. Woodring
:. :. >.
French left last night for Norfolk
on q business trip.
!. = :.
/ A. Med Rrowrin- o. ,,c..
+ Sunday i'm the city win r,i.pde
:. ). \
Sidney Patton spent Saturday am
Sunday here with friends
= !. =.
Miss Annie Dickerson. who has
been attending school I'm Roanolc.
returned to her homo ON rifn e.r,...
Saturday.
i + \
a. ,. Albert. of Shawsviro spent
Sunday. here visiting friends
+ + =
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-05
= = +

MIR. r. l.. Ellison and family left
,''erday for Menominee. Mich
" mere Mr.. Ellison goes to take
harse Of daily at that place
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-03-13
CHANGE OF VENUE
 FOR STRONG
Case of Former ChicOt County Off, ficial Taken to Bradley County.
 Son to Be Tried Today.

Lake Village, March 12.-Ex- Sheriff Frank Strong of Chicot county, against whom ten indict- ments charging embezzlement are pending, has secured a change of venue to Bradley county His case was called in the Chicot circuit court yesterday and motion for change of venue was granted.
 The case of M. c. Strong, son of Frank Strong, who succeeded his father in office and was suspended when charges were preferred against him, will be called tomor- row. It is stated that no appli- cation for a change of venue will be filed, but a continuance may be asked. There are about forty indictments, charging embezzlement against M. c. Strong. He is charged with embedding about $5O,000, which he collected while acting as sherii...
 Former County Judge w. B. Strait, who is under indictment on charge of malfeasance In office in connection with the same cases, was granted continuance for the term