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New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

Havre. Nov IS. 10 MA Provence Ssrps NV A'"
Antwerp. Nov 1&-Mohawk (Erl. New YORK
Dany Oct 29-Kabinsa (Brls New YORK Vis eans~b~
for Hiogc.
Naples Nov Il-Itaila QtaD. New York . ,s.
Trieste Nov 11-Laura (AusD. New York VIA
SINGAPORE Nov 14-Kasensa CBr1. New NofN Va ~'
for HiogO etc.
Cardsf. Nov iS-Taoua (E3r). New York -
Queenstown Nov a, 1:45 HlNaieStic tbEl Wv
1iOutevideo Nov 9-Coronda CBrl. Porto Hticos o0s
ard New York.
Barbados. Nov tt-Hero tNorl New York - v.~s
CherbOurg, Nov H. p nl-BarbaFossa ttseri Ns~ W."
Para. 12-Dcmiric tI3r1 New YORK
PASSED
sasres Nov T. Roma tFr>. New York rcr NAri" !"
Marseillss
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
TO ALTER EAST SIDE STRUCTURE.

FIans have been filed with Buildings Superintendent
Murphy altering the old style tenement house No IS
Suffolk St. building fronting 80. feet
the williamsburg Bridge Plaza. in Delaney ST., and
fitting the ground floor. offices tho
second floor upper floors. The Improve
nents are to cost $4,000 and TO be made the
Denncey-Suffok Company of which Alexander Singer is
president. The architect is Samuel sass.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
SALE OF MORRIS AVE. PARCEL.

NJ. r Kerby has sold for Julius II. and a Or
Esterbrool, plot feet east side Of
Morris ave north 1924 St. and, for Arthur
H. Siger story brick fathouse. n plot 50xOO
feet side Of Lorillard Place, 173
OF ls4th He has also lensed for the Bronx
posit Company floors the six story nreproof
building the northwest of fremont and Park
aves for a of years, to the William a. Waite
Storage and Van Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
DEMOCRAT COMMITTEE MEETING.

French Lick Ind, Nov 14-Thomas Taggart
chairman of the Democratic National Committee
announced to-day that he had issued a call for a
meeting of the members of the committee at
French Lick November g. The time and place
for the next Democratic national convention will
he discussed among other subjects. but no final
action will be taken. Mr. Taggart viii leave to-
morrow for New York and will return with some
of tie East@rn mixers for the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

w Clarence Martin has bought No 221 West 27th
St a four story q lot 21.9x9s9 feet.
John n Golding has sold T. A. Christensen No
b45 west 147th James o. 'Connell. also
Yves: both ST. for A. Schimp 10 ]. McNiff; also
No Bo6 West 15ith Thomas McGinnls: also sold
for Mrs H. Moore to Jenes Knowles No. 3 Perot
Mrs NJ Leimbacher has bought from Philip Ochs the
two story dwelling 1912 and 1914 place
on plot extending Intervals between
Iesth and l61th sts
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
H p0rtment Hotels.
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Anderson No 452. IS It n os Jerome
ave, two five sty bTk tenements S76xiO1 10
each: IL Jones. owner: Lloyd Phyfe
2l6th st. s. $50 It W OF Iaconia ave two stv
hrk dwlg 1Sx26; Charles Davite, owner; Will
lam Thomas Mlpes; architect -. 1850
2Sth ST. cor villa five story brk
IandsiedeI. architects ................... 25 900
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
WALTERS MAY BE REELECTED.

Buffalo. Nov. 14.-JEstice White ln the Supreme
Court, this afternoon ruled on a number Of ballots
watch had been declared void In several districts OF
to TIN Assembly District. with the result that
e crge ". Walters. the Democratic candidate who
holds tie Office, has a majority of three votes
George w. Caldwell. Republican.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
WIRELESS REPoRrs.

The Arabic which reported from Sable Island yes
terday 65S miles east of Sandy Hook a. m. Is
expected to dock about a m. Saturday.
La Lorraine. which reported 2OO miles OF
Sable Island AT $40 a Is expected about
a. Saturday.
The Caronia which reported l. Of
Sandy Hook a. 6 yesterday. Is expected dock
about a. m. Sunday.
The st. Paul. which reported Cape Race a.
500 miles east of Nantucket Ijghship T:S0 yes
terday. is expected TO dock about $50 Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
LAST WORD OF MARYLAND ELECTION.

Rsiaaio-e, Sov. 1.-THE official canvass OF the
vote cast At the state election on November Z is
cSrDplctgc. end gives Judge Austin L. Crothers
ssernccratc Gun ';a;e foi Governor plurality OF
* oseT Georzs Il. ceitis:. his HeppJlican c,po-
nsut
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
REALTY NOTES.

Alfred T. Toussaint has sold for Ernest Bystrom a
parcel 5Ox1OO Haines ave. Dobbs Ferry. N Y.
puross have sold for Titus A. Brooks
in Columbus ave. Hasbrouck Heights. n. J..
Ach.
There will be a meeting Of the West Side Taxpayers
Association tonight at Nos 2d7 and 269 West 84th ST.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATIRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 6+7 sun sets "a Moon 4iO Moons
HIGH WATER.
A-M-Sandy Hook 1852 Gov. Island 4.Is HELL Gate 6oa
PM-Sandy Hook 4:1OlGov. Hell Gate 81
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GovernesseS stc
to Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 20
Mrs. NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. 2S Union Square
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Thursday, Nov. IA, 1907.
ARRIVED.

staan,er Main (Ser Won Boreu Bremen November
20 CeIricLs & ~ with and less steeTage
,assenrers and Indse Arrived at the Bar at q m.
straIner Cristooal NoN eneef O. 10
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
VIRGINIA HOT SPRINGS

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
HE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LASGUAGES
MADISON SQUARE (112 Broadway
Harlem Branch: LenoX Ave. cor l2oth St
Brooklyn - rs Court St
Newark - Scheuer Building.
$50 BRANCHES IN ALL CITIES.
Pupils hear and speak the new language eXclusiysS
from the first lesson Trial lessons free
FREE FRENCH LECTURE AND CONVERSATION
CIRCLE EVERY WEDNESDAY p NJ
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
Country Property for Sale.

81 0OO WILL BUY 5-RooN HOUSE. BARN.
Vf'OOO poultry house. 10 acres. near New Canaan
conn Fine view. Make nice country home.
5000 will buy I5 New canaan. half nii.
trout stream Heavy timber. pasture. barn, etc
Fox eos Stamford Conn.
INARM FOR SALE.-FIENT co. DELAWARE; ia
II and grade land products sold for
station, price, IS OOO with 81 O equity: viii
sell exchange for city property call addres.
OWNER. 1UsG Prospect Place, BROOKLYN
TyIREE FAMILY HOUSE. ASPHALTED STREET. M
Il prOvements: bargain; $500 S1,5OO cash: balance
3 per cent: rents SJl6 PAUL. 3424 Boulevard near
Lincoln street. jersey city
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

Vessel For Line. Mail closes. sails
City Washington, Nassau. Ward ..I2:OO s:OOp m
Rio Crande. Brunswick. Mallory ...... 100 m
Princess Anne. Norfolk. old Dominion 500 m
New-York tribune., 1907-11-15

'Brings mail
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
ELKHORN NEWS

Miss May Lwis came In on No. /
yesterday p. m. from PHILADELPHIA
q. where she has Deen attending
chool. Her many friends are glad
o see her back again.
Mr.. Lawrence Lilly of Zenith. w.
Va, spent yesterday with his cousin
ur. w. IL. Farley.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Grantham and
heir daughter Ethel left this week
FOR Montgomery. Va. where they
VIII spend several days on a pleasure
rip before returning homa
Rev. J. Holmes is holding Quak-
meeting here this week and every
me seems to be taking great in
crest In him as he has quite a largo
congregation every night.
Miss Nell Wilburn. OF PoarIsburg
Va. is visiting her brother Houston
9ilburn, OF this place.
Miss Mary Bowles returned to
Pearisburg, Va, this week after an
cXtensixe trip to relatives here.
Mr. Oakley Lenord of Keystone.
w. Va, has accepted position with
the Upland Coal Company of this
place.
Misses Lucy Herndon and Nell
Milburn spent yesterday with rela-
t'yes and friends at Switchback. w.
Va.
Mrs ~ Woodrick of Philadelphia.
IA. is visiting her aunt Mrs. Edd
Lewis here.
Miss Lillian Dundore is spending
tne week with Mrs. Edd Evans.
Mr. j. +. Watts returned vested
Cay from Blueneld, w. Va, where
he spent the Fourth with friends.
Miss Emma Farley left today on
No. 1 for vivian. w. Va. where she
viii spend several days with rela-
tives.
Mrs. Edd Lewis OF Crozier. w.
Va, gave a social on the Fourth I'm
honor OF her daughter May, com
ing home from school Miss Lillian
Dundore assisted Mrs. Lewis I'm en-
tertoinlng the guests with music
They all enjoyed several interesting
games and refreshments we're served
1T eleven o'clock. Among those pres
ent were Misses Lillian Doundorc.
Ethel Farley. Elya and Hanna Lewis
Anna Wickam and Mrs Nell wood
lick. Messrs. Lyn Kirk Leonard
Guy, Willie Lewis and r Minlck.
.Nll spent a very pleasant evening.
Mr.. Jack Burton spent today shop
ping In Keystone, w. va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08

al waters ON the Pacific Coast. or
even II she sent additional men-of-
war to the Asiatic station. She would
not look cpon it as a menace or re-
card It with regret'
These were the words of Viscount
AoN. the Japanese Ambassador to
the United States. when his atten-
tion was caifed today To published
reports that the General Board of
the Navy had recommended to the
President that the battieships of the
American feet be sent around to the
Pacific Coast. At the same time
the Ambassador expressed a great
deal OF interest m the reports
The Ambassador recalled that At
is the custom and practice of nations
TO send vessels of their oects TO the
waters of other nations. ana in
several Japanese warships had visit
svcral Japanese worships had visit
ed American waters at the James
town Exposition.
For the moment the cmhssy OH
cials are not contemplating any ac-
tion in the matter OF the denial OF
the Intelligence omcc privileges to
the Japanese at san Francisco. Mr..
Aoh reiterated TO-DAY that that oues-
tion can be taken up in the courts by
the persons affected by the police
boards decision. and &C tse decision
of the judges is such as 20 leave
room TO believe that the treaty rights
of the japanese have been denied
then the embassy will take the mat
ter up with the state Department.
The question for the time being is
one for he courts, he added
Mr. Aold said that the Nichl Nichi.
the Japanese newspaper which has
been making some adverse comment
on the intelligence office cases does
not represent the Governments atti-
tude ON the question. and that some
of It's observations were not Just
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
GOV. H0KE SMITH
FANORS LOCAL OPTION FOR THE
STATE OF GEORGIA.
publishers Press ROport.)

Atlanta, Ca, July G.-Sincc the
utterance Of the inaugural address
OF Gov Hoke Smith. the temperance
folks ard the NrohibitioniMs are
wondering what viii the harvest be.
While standing personally for To-
cal option, Governor Smith stated
that he would sign any general pro-
hibition measure passed by the law
makers. But the fact remains that
his personal and expressed prefer
cnco for local option has brought
uneasiness TO the ranks OF straight
prohibitionisls.
Already one hears members of
both branches saving that Governor
Smiths position will have large in
nuence ON whatever legislation rc-
stricting liquor 'ramc is passed this
session. Even lhc most pronounced
prohibitionists of the senate and
house say that DO has given loop
hole 70 the members who felt i'm
p'lith 10 nNpIFI| f HiIdlEUl blOIlUl-
tion bin to- meet the overwhelming
public sentiment
This undcrcurrcut of opposition. if
il may be 50 called. is known 10 the
prohibition workers. sunday after
noon Rev. o W Young, of Louis
willie. one of fhc irong forces iu the
National Ann safoon League ad-
dressed large meeting in Wesley
Memorial church A great mass
mectng of lhe prohibition forces
has been called for Tuesday night
at Wesley Memorial.
D. is said Chat petition signed
by the majority of Fulton county
voters wiIl Doc presented TO thc leg
isaturc % viU demand straight
prohibition ono of The plans ls to
have the prohibition forces 900 thc
capitol to demand prohibition
Intcrcstine developments are OK
pectedwlthr ur next ten days Goo
this important issue.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
UNKNOWN MAN
FOUND DEAD

man who was found dead lying
on the railroad track, near Blu0tone
last Friday night. was brought by
Ia freight train, 10 BlueGeld early
Saturday morning and delivered TO-
Undertaken Crockett 10 ig not posi-
lively known how hc came To- his
death, but the general suppostion
IS that he was killed by the train i'm
attempting to get aboard while 10 was
in motion. The mans head was bad
ly crushed, and the flesh above his
right knee was ground from tho
bone. His clothes indicated that he
was a laboring man. There was not
anything found about his person by
which he could be identified The
latest Information We have is that
he was buried This afternoon by the
". & W. company on their right OF
way.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
TILLMAN TACKLES
SENATOR DOLL|vER
IOWA SENATOR MAKES COVERT
SNEERING REMARKS.
LIAR AND COWARD
publishers Press Report.

Jackson. Mich, July 6.--This town
is discussing with Dated breath the
dire possibility of a duel between
United States Senator Dolliyer and
Tillman. Tllman demands gore.
Dolliver is not willing to concede any
TO the South Carolinian Dolliver
ridicules Tillman. Tillman is quot
ed as denouncing Dolliver as cow
ard and demap1fng vindicatSon OF
his honor, and all Michigan awaits
the outcome.
Senator Tillman made one Of his
characteristic antI-negro speeches
yesterday before a large and appre-
ciative audience At the close he
reqested all who coincided with his
views to stand up. Pretty much
everybody stood. Do1liver got into
town today and Immediately began
to abuse Tillman. He ridiculed
every statement the Southern Sena-
tor made. Tillman, who is the guest
OF acquaintance hurried into town
and inserted a notice in the evening
paper, in which he stated he had
been grossly insulted; that in the
South the way such things are ad-
justed is by the duel route. Dolli-
yer read the story in the newspaper
and met Tillman in the lobby OF the
OtsegO Hotel According to bystan-
ders, stormy interview was the re-
suit, and serious trouble is declared
to have been imminent Then. ac-
cording to the story, Dolliver said
he was not fighting duels. and Till
man branded him as a coward.
Dolliyer left town this evening. He
was followed to he station by mob
Of several hundred, aud the police
had difhculty in getting him through
the crowd in the train sheds.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
WOMAN BATTLING
TO COVER PASTL|FE
ACCUSED OE KILLING ARTIST
WEBSTER GUERIN. SHE Is
TRYING TO SAVE SELF.

Chicago, July S.--Fighting against
the revelation of her past life. an
amazing struggle has been begun by
Mrs. Dora Mcdonald, who is accused
of killing Artist Webster Guerin in
his studio in the Omaha building.
The wife of Mike Mcdonald for
mer gambling king OF Chicago is bat
Ting TO save herself from the gall
lows and maneuvering to prevent her
husband obtaining evidence on which
he can get a divorce. Mrs. McDon-
aid is dclared TO be fghting to have
Attorneys a. $. Trude and James
Hamilton Lewis, who We're retained
by her husbanl TO defend her. ousted
from the case
She declares, it Is said. these at
torneys are SO arranging the defense
that after the trial is over, II she is
acquitted. her hu"Oand will have only
to put the record OF The :?ial in evi-
dence TO obtain divorce.
II she is divorced by her husband
she will los all share i'm his estate.
which is valued at more than FL
100000.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
JAPAN NOT ALARMED
GREAT Diplomatic SHREwDLY
STANDS ON SIDE or
PEACE.
fPublIshers Press HaDort.)

New York. July -Notwithstand-
ing preparations to assemble a
huge American feet in Pacific wa
ters Viscount TAM, leader Of oppesi-
tion in the japanese house Of peers
cabled from Toxic Concerning the
news that Roosevelt confirms plan
TO assemble great battleship fleet I'm
Pacific my mind IS not disturbed at
ALL because I believe your country,
reputed 10 be the most civilized I'm
the world will not back San Fran
cisco Hooligans and act so barbar-
ously as to regard as as enemies.
Any number Of war ships may come
here. The japanese will not be
alarmed as they were when Perry
came" Viscount Tani
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08

bed against Il. Joe had been TO
church. returning at a very late
hour. and by the force of habit. went
to the rear door ana sought en-
trance to the room. His brother
alarmed at the knocking and think
ing IL meant burglary opened FIRE
and shot three times through the
door. one ball taKIns eject i'm his
brothers body, penetrating his left
lung. The wounded man was
brought To St. Lukes Hospital last
Saturday for treatment His condi-
tion is serious.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
RUNYAN BETRAYED
BY A WOMAN
ID DEFAULTING TELLER CAUGHT
WITH S5I'4IO IN HER
FLAT.
HE SAYS SHE
GOT $4,000
TELLS a STRANGE TALE OF
AlMIESSLN PACKING SUIT CASE
lpuhllshers Press Renort. J

New York. July S.---Betrayed by
a woman OF the Tenderloin. ON whom
he had lavished money. to whom he
had promised thousands of dollars.
and who knew him only as George"
Chester B. Runyan. the defaulting
teller of the Windsor Trust Company
who Is charged with stealing 500
600, was arrested at pistols point
this afternoon. lie was caught I'm n
/ three-room HAT at GIG West one
Hundred and Forty-rourth street.
which he had rented for the woman
whose acquaintance he made less
than three weeks ago, and for whom.
+ apparently no had no affection.
Many features or the remarkable
case suggest the old theory of two
| Identities.
Mrs Laura Nj. Carter reported at
the one hundred and Twcnty-ffth
street station this afternoon that
Runyan was in her fiat Five detec-
uves at once accompanied Mrs. Car
ter to the house. She furnished them
with "a key to the apartment, and two
OF the detectives entered the room.
while the others remained outside.
| As the detectives entered Runyan
was standing I'm front Of chiffonler.
lie turned suddenly on the officers
with "A revolver I'm his hand. The
/ detectives rushed at him. telling him
/ to throw up his hands. He thereup-
on dropped the revolver and calmly
submitted 10 being handcuffed, say
ng "The jig is up"
Since midnight last Saturday.
lours after his sensational departure
rom tho rtust company's ofice---he
had not been out OF the house. nor
had he had his clothes of. His in
difference amazed the police He had
not been drinking and. apparently.
was in perfect health. He made no
Inquiries concerning his wife, who.
completely prostrated over his dis
appearance was kept in ignorance
Of his arrest in the company Of a
woman. for fear the SHOCK wouId
have fatal effect
Money TO the amount OF $54.4IO
was found I'm the suitcase which
Runyan carried when ne left the
bank last Saturday and which since
that time. filled with yellowbacks.
had been knocking about the uar-
lem nat. There is missing $4,000.
and the police say they believe the
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08

prints the following dispatch from
Washington:
Mrs. fuckers youngest son.
George Edwin Tucker, was a favor
ite of Geo. L.. Lemon. the late mil
honaire pension attorney OF Wash
ington. and when Lemon died he
beQueathed $4,000 to Mrs. Tucker.
$4,000 TO her youngest son and
made them two OF the Ave residuary.
egatees. They received more than
wo-htths OF the Lemon estate. which
was valued at 81 900, 900"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
DEFIES JUDGE
lPubllshera Press Report.l

Chicago ill., July C--Tbc Stan
dard OH Company this morning de-.
fed Judge lands ana said that
Ignoring tho gossip OF the street
and OF the mob, depending upon che
court took The assessment OF fines
fundamentals of the law. we inter
pose mo- further objection 20 the
courts proceeding other than to- tate
our innoceuse Of ans violation or
intent 20 violate The law The
court took the matter under advise
ment and ordered Adjournment
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
CRASHED INTO
TROLLEY POLE
(Publishers press Report.)

v F'7' INNTWINsJ
New York, July S. DR.. Julian
Thomas, millionaire and amateur
aeronout. Of international reputa--
tion and one OF The worlds most
daring and skilful. suffered probably
fatal injuries while driving his own
auto last midnight az high speed
He crashed into trolly pole. His
limbs were almost torn from body,
and he is injured internally. one
limb was amputated today. Life
hangs on thread Miss Grace Rogers
ana Mss Frances Hess. who were
with Thomas. are also badly in
jured.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
VERY SAD ACCIDENT

Mr.. Joe Brown was accidentally
shot by his brother last Friday
night at their home in Giatto. w.
Va. The two brothers occupied the
same SOON They had been using
the front and rear doors TO the room
as matter OF convenience. But
for some cause they had abandoned
the use Of the rear entrance and
secured the shutter by placing a
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
WAR DEPARTMENT
WANTS I.H CTFR CARS.
(PublIshers Press Report.

Washington, July g. Tho war de-
partment is irritatsd because o. the
poor accommodation certain rail
roads OF the coun;rv have been ;ur-
nishing In the transportation OF
troops, and threaten to take the mat
ter up with the Interstate commerce
commission It Is omcially charged
that the riH-raf OF railroad equip
meDt is supplied for the soldiers, de-
spite the fact that the hrst-class rate
is paid under contract.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
TRIPLE MURDER
WORKMAN CRAZED III HEAT
WIELDS HATCnET.

New York. July S.---Temporarily
maddened 10y heat Milton A. Alvin.
plasterer, attacked fellow workmen
with hatchot today, cut three men
down before he was knocked uncon-
scious by II fourth man Patrick
Sullivan and Michael Rcilloy are dy-
ing Alvin is In police station raw
ing mad
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
BREWERY PLANTS IN KANSAS
WILL BE SOLD BY STATE
JUDGEMENT GIVEN AGAINST
BEER MEN WHO MADE NO
FIGHT.
(Publishers Press Keport. J

Topeka, Kas., July S.---Judgment
by default was rendered here today
In the State Supreme Court against
Schlitz, Heine and Pabst Brewing
Companies and their property now
In the hands OF the State Brewery
Receivers ordered sold
This is under the same order that
applies to the Anheuser- Busch Com
pany. On motion of the state. court
will appoint special masters for the
properties of the Kansas City Brew
cries Company, and the Lemps Brew
ing Company.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
GOVERNOR
MURDERED
STUDENTS IN CHINA ACT LIKE
YOUNG NUHILISTS IN
RUSSIA.
publishers Press Report) }

Pekin, July S.---Dispatches from
Nanking state that Governor Ming
OF Nganhwei province has boon assas-
sinated by students. The director OF
the police province who attempted
rescue the governor was also seiz-
ed and killed. Troops has been
despatched to tho province TO arrest
assassins.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08

Master Eugene Long went to
Geary Sunday morning TO receive
the Sacrament OF Confirmation. also
the name of William. He was the
only child from the church OF
the Sacred Heart OF our city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-07-08
ANOTHER MURDER

VIII Curtis negro, very narrow
ly escaped lynching in South Ferry
subway station today lie pushed
gateman George Motczl1ger in front
T approaching train Latter died nj
hudson street Hospital Curtis was
oscued from mob by police.