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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Stor 0dps til 9irfefon-
oen. Soerretsidgfsrsr u. o. Wbgs
mo bar fom Greaitor tsItamenti
SGrbost efier 9rosierer Sobannss
u. 9olms dfOpOe 6uitru, 5ru 10
idIie Mat6iIoe 5beooord !6olm,
isbt 6oIm, msoOeIt Set tsben6aOnife
airtefono, al Der pe0 afosoes 5es
itamente er tinagt 9irtiombeSn
5000 ar. til fri Raaoig6eS.
Stor 9rano / 5orfens.
WdnOag 4. os. u0breo Slo III. R.g.
faa 2oftet I &sbmano Strands Gien.
hom paa 6isrnet at Ssnoersdoe og
5orbst | 6orIens. Slosn opitoo beo,
ct en- 9rens. Der buOoe Oerst opp2
7aa 2oftet, baooe taItet en- br9ns
oenoe 5enoitit fra fig. 5els Colts
eta9en itoo fort efter / lbs Cue.
8rdnooesnet bIeO Dog burtig 6errt
ober Sloen, men Gjenoommen bar
liot meset at 9unoei, Ser er trangi
'9ennem ale @tdger og tilige bar
foelast SnO6oet. Staoen paa aesa
mano Strands 9arelager dnflaaea
III ca. 10000 ar. Oct bar ForIifrei
i Oct fgf. octroiereoe 9ronodsIurdns
re : aompaani. 9bgningsrne bar
forfifreoe | 9sbitn6ernes aim.
grun6forTtring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

-
bammsnoe og fuenoe for Sc inoi.
oiouele RsreIIer, men at Der tp9r.s
imoo fremOeles oil bare pla0s FOR
olsIe og 0erigennem for en- %adnoeli1
ll0Oitling inoenfor 5oltetirten bad
Sc mso 9enIpn til Gin og til Care.
gn % n0efoneert for 0sns
rit Rung af6olotes Qftensn Sen 3.
lgldrts / 6ornung &c Wislers Sal,
&%ebenbaDn. a~rrangeret for en- inos
buOt are0s, Der for Stsriteoelsn
nisote galatl9ote, at 6enrif Rungs
Batter, tgI. 9ammeridngerin0e Cru
z. aeaer Og Oennes Ssn. Orgunift
q. 9. Seller. qdd Salsns gagp91
Iaas en- Decoration meo 6enrit
Runss Butte, ongioen al en- 9aurs
h%Rrtrdns.
Nftenen inoleoeoes meo ct item
aingsfuIot Minoeoigt at 5. a. a..
lat mutt / Muiit at OrganiIt
9ung ae1er og uofsrt at Ell aor me0
tai. Stueipiaer g. SernoorT Jon
Den Imugfuloe Reeitator al 0igtets
Wioterparti. Ser fuIgtes af en-
eistret. paa Rungits Gitater rig Mus
lit.
9erefttr begDnOte Sen egentligs
aOncert, ie~IofsIgeIig uoelutten0e BE-
iiadsnoe at aOmpoiitioner at 8.
flung. Man III Der / 2s6et al ct
BAR 5imer en- fpIoig os Oaroi9 RE
Proclamation FOR bans naturligt fsls
K. bjemIigt tlingenos, melooieIe
lgauiit paa bqdoe 4irtens, Seenens
CO 9agligituens gnemerter. 10
f~erelien par / goOe 69n0sr pos bL.
L. Den itemmebegdoeOe Sangerinoe,
l6rt. 6elga 9ein6arOt og Den gem
nemmuiitalfte 9r. Sern0orT, Der
bs5ge bsiteos itartt gifalo, men Dc
tjerteligite OOationer bereotes Dog
6ru Sopbi Seller Ielo, o1 bun fore
eros nosls al Gaoerens Romdncsr.
Den gamle Dsbefont. Den
auo9renoe Dgbefont / 5reoeritsborg
Slotstirte sr life 6en beremmeliae,
bOiItsn De oIOenbOrgite aongebsrn
/ benoeo 100 Qar bleO Ssbt.
Denne pragtful0e Osbefont er Die.
pen omimeliet at Jrsoerit oen 8. Il
Ter @briitiun Den g., men 3egningen
til ben etsiiterer enbnu, og oenne
3e9ning sr ifslse r5roeritsb. u.
No." iaa 0el6eoaret. at Sen obgtig.
@uloimeO gisgo 6unien bar BE-
gpnot at laOe Moos[sr efter Den.
Der mangler altIda nu Blot en-
Uidno, fom bar Raao til at laoe
ben Ttgbe | Oct cole Metal.
Regufering al qurbus
Va. 5 9eoeielitd6ets 5iosfrifts
onOst !9efte, Der sr uOfsnot fornrs
Zig, giDer Selifabets le6enoe Sns
genier en- interesiant 9efribelie at
en- tor plan, bDis @ennemferelis
= beo en- MISUNDERSTANDING |
4ar6us Qa = bill beoirfe en- Qanos
tinotng at ca. 300 3Or. 2ano for
trinfigt gnsdreut for acknowledgements
i Goroeien rige Oplan6. - Den for
I'm fmutte 8elisssnbeo betenoie
8rabrdno 81 er Miotpunttet |
planen. Gn Del at Ssen, It's 56r.
Qano, Der ligger for laot, foreilals
inooemmet og tunitigt uotsrret.
Omtotningerne for De aFDanoeos
Gngarealer anfldds til So Ser. pr.
rs On.& E. e.. l AZ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Sem 9rsore 6e6e a z u
b~erfulOe. 9lbanoler g. qns
6erien / 2obdls er 2erOag afgadet
Oeo OGDEN. Den Qfosoe bar ifs.
n2!anoenes Dsbl." Den ioite If
fbo. Stibsfsrer, 2itIenbrOoer Niels
qnoerfens 9srn, 5 Gsnner, fom
ale sr bortreone at Subertulofen
| en- ung 4tosr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

StoIss. Munous often osn
4. Dc. uobrso Ger So paa aoftst
/ asbmano Strands Gjsnoom poa
6iernet al Ssnoergaos % 5orpst
j; 6orisns.
Sloen opItoO Oeo, al en- 0reng,
Ser bapoe Onrst oppe paa 2oftet,
haDo taiiet en- br9noenoe 5qnoItit
ira iig. 9ele 2oftsstasen foo tort
efter / IDs Cue.
9ranoOaienet bleo oog burtis
6erre oOer SlOen. men Gienoommen
tar liot me9et af gdno, Der er
frangt gennem ale etager og til
li9e bar eOeIagt Snoboet. Staoen
paa apbmano Strands 9~arelager
enilads til ca. 10000 Gr.
aommunal Gfeftricitet.
J~reoerits6aon gDrado par peoiaaet.
at aOmmunen ieIo ituI brine elets
iricitetsO9rtei. og oct sr Oa 6eIlats
let at Opiige Den aonossfion, Der CT
aloet Qttieielifabet. aoncssiionsn sr
qiOet paa 20 Mar. men eFttr 6 Qars
5o1isb tan Den Opiiges. mar Som.
munen bill oOertdgs 9Grfet. De 6
adr er nu forle6ns. 9ommunen
oOertager 0srefter 8arfet iii 1.
Ottober 8. u. asbefummen BE-
Itemmes beo 3atsdtion at 2 Uaeno.
4ntagelig fuitiettss Sen til omtrin1
100000 SIR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Kip dsnns Coupon I'd os send den til os med Dsres
Nsvn os Adresss 70 neden. Vi vii da straks ssnds
osm Bosen os give and c op ysninser.
WING & Sun, Key Nc 3se-575 NEW YORK
Send I'll nedenstaaende Navn og Adresse
"The Book of Complete Information about Pa
nos, tilligemed Priser OK Betalingsterniiner
for Wing Pianos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

5bpboren aandf. 8eIRts
ningsn paa Den 5lOtiae. Der oris
Der isgaaenoe 5aobiteri pdd 5bps
bOrsn aanal, oiI anoruge Staten
I'm / Sommerens asb at laoe tils
ceiebringe Ell MT os lise COB gens
nem aanaIen og en- bosrligere Be-
lpsning at oenne, iua geIeilingsn
IAN foregaa til enbber 5tb paa
8eanet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Rtobr9not 0aaro. ON
Morgenen Den s. os. opltoo Der
Slo / 9aaroen aaiarboIm" /
@ejiten. tilbsrenOe 5ru Brands
sdarO. Sloen opitoo ! 9eiteitaloen.
Oct lptteoes Al re6oe Stuebuist
% Meieribpgnineen. ga. 20 areas
turer inoebrGnots.
Sloen menes opitaaet Oeo. al en-
Qtsel er lebei oarm. @adroen ndr
foriDnei me0 Glettricitet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22
De bebOVer denne Bog,

I'D 3esk.d ON ct Pianos Bygning Of kend-
sncyklopedi. Den ger Diet let at yalge
kelne ct daarligt Piano fra ct eodt Den
llua.raiioner. alt angaaende Pianokonstruk-
Information About Pianos". VI sender den
send blot Deres Navn og Adfssse.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

2ebet al Sporst. 9eo
Rangsring meo st etstratog pas
Miooelfdrt Citation 3irsoag often
zen 3. os. lob 3 goens at SpOrsi.
Den enc oGlieOe belt ON paa
Chen og ale 3 blso ilemt rampons.
toe. De oalieOe goene iparreoe
2inien. men be0 at Fsre Srafitten
ON 40 ct Sioeipor, IDtteoss oct at
asnnemfsrs Sogene meo minore
5oriinfelier. Der tom ingen Nen.
ueifer til Staos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-03-22

Naar DE ksber ct Wing Piano, keber De til Wholesale PRS. De
betaer, hvad Instrumental aktuelt koster med Tilbag af vol Wholesale
Profit. Mar DE, som mango endnu ger, keber ct Piano til Retail PrfA
sa betaler De observation-disclosures Butikskje og andre Udgifter DE oe
taller hans Fortjeneste, Kommission og hvad han betaler I'll salgsm@nd.
Alt dette leber OPP til fra s75-s9o paa ct Piano. En- Diet like nok verd
at spare2
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
Graveyard Cocktail"

Some curious drinks that men call
for in saloons, says the Philadelphia
Record, were observed the other day
by man who stood at the end OF the
bar and took in everything that hap
pened. The usual WHISTLES and beers
were frequent, but he also noticed
that number of men asked for egg
in milk and egg in sherry. You sell
II lot OF eggs here" he observed to
the bartender. You bet we do" an.
swered the man behind. Hundreds
Of men drink egg DRINKS only. There
are several men who come in here
that order egg in beer How they
get away with that awful mess
can't understand, but they drink II
down as though they liked it. One
man that comes in here has them all
skinned. He always takes the most
outlandish mixtures OF stou. and milk.
He's the limit for a crazy drinker,
and heads my list of curious booze
artists. We call hi drink the grave.
yard cocktail"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04

showed the famous "Heidelger-
gen Tun", a, monstrous wine
cask, the slaves of which are two
feet thick, which is Airty feet
long and holds over $4,000 gall
Ions of wine. 1nvoluntarily the
thought enters our minds /:
"What good times those old Ger
mans did have"
Leaving the castle we assembled
the Himmels Letter, { Heaven s
Ladder), a flight of over $4,000
stone steps leading up the side of
the hill to the "Konigstuhl"
(King's chair), one of the high
est points in this vicinity, on the
top of which is an excellent view
tower. If everyone has to work
as hard to get to heaven as we
did to climb that "Himmel' s
Letter." / fear more than one will
say: II was not ever thus. One
step enough for be-" From this
view-tower, one of the most beau
tiful views imaginable is obtain
ed and by the use of a pair Of
glasses we could see the cities of
Mannheim, Worms, Speger and
many others, besides the beauti-
full rolling pine and beech clad
hills.
From here we returned to the
city and after buying a few SOU
venirs made our way to the sta
ton, and as the train slowly
pulled out for Mannheim, we felt
we were leaving one of the most
beautiful and interesting cities of
ermany.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Life When a
Sufferer Shows You the
Cure.

Why will people continue to
suffer the agonies og kidney com.
plant, backache, urinary disor-
ders, lameness, headache, languor
why allow themselves to become
chronic invalids, when a certain
cure is offered them9
Doan's Kidney Pills is the rem
edy to use, because it gives to
the kidneys the help they need
to perform their work.
If you have any, even one, of
the symptoms of kidney diseases,
cure yourself now, before dia-
betes, dropsy or Bright's disease
sets in.
Mrs. l.. M. Smith, living at
BAT West First St., South, Salt
Lake City, Utah, says: 81 can
only say that Doan 's.Kidney Pills
proved to be a wonderful rem
edy.. 1t is almost miraculous the
way they have relieved kidney
trouble among several families
that ! know. l suffered from
most awful backache and other
indications of kodney derange-
ment. Doan's Kidney Pills en-
tirely banished every symptom,
leaving me in a good healty con-
dition. Doan's Kidney Pills are
worthy of trial by all who suf-
fer from any annoyances arising
from the kidneys"
For sale by all dealers. Price
80 cents. Foster-Milburn COM
pan, Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents
for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's
and take no other.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
General Robert E. Lee

was the greatest General the
world has ever known. Ballard s
Snow Liniment is the greatest
Liniment. Quickly cures all
pains. 1t is within the reach Of
all. T. H. Pointer, Hampstead,
Texas, writes. "This is to certi.
fly that Billiards. Snow Lmiment
has been used in my household
for years and has been found to
be an excellent Liniment for
Rheumatic pains. I am never
without it, Sold by Ritter Bros.
Drug Co.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
Lost and Found.

Lost, between $3.50 p. m, yes
terday and noon today, a bilious
attack, with nausea and sick
headache. This loss was OCCASION
ed by finding at Ritter Bros. Drug
Co. box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills, the guaranteed cure for
biliousness, malaria and jaundicc.
25c.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
In Honor Of
Dr.. HanCey
Hyde Park Veterans
Friends Gather.

doctor" James Hancey, that
loyal old veteran and friend of
human kind, was honored by his
children on Sunday, when they
gathered at his home to celebrate
his 72nd birthday. He and the
numerous members Of his family
spent the day very happily, not
withstanding the fact that Father
Hancey is still suffering from the
effects of the injury he received
many months ago.
a very nice dinner was served
and after partaking Of it, the re
was some speechmaking by the
older folk while the young people
sang, played and recited. Over
forty people were present.
Mr.. Hancey has a numerous
posterity. His descendants num-
Der 141 divided as follows.
81 Children :. :. :. 25 living.
9S Grandchildren :. 70 living
12 Great Grandchildren 8 Lying
Forty seven years ago he arriv-
ed in Hyde Park from England
with a wife and two children.
The following poem written by
James S. Hancey a son of the
Doctor and dedicated to him, is
printed because it gives a faint
idea of what everybody knows
the veteran to have done.
TO OUR FATHER.
''Our Father in Heaven, we hon.
or Thy Name
Was the prayer thatChrist taught
unto men,
That father above, you have
h0n0red we know
And that honor will never grow
dim,
To the man who has kept while
here below
The Seventh commandment given
to him.
Honor they father and thy
mother.
That thy days may be long in the
land,
And to honor and obey, and tc
love one another
Is inspiring is noble it is grand,
If 'twere only to make our days
longer
We gave honor to them here be.
low,
We think 'twould appear rather
selfish
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
HOW TO AVOID APPENDED.
TIQ

Most victims of appendicitis
are those who are habitually con-
stipated. Orino Laxative Fruit
Syrup cures chronic constipation
by stimulating the liver and bow
els. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
does not nauseate or gripe and is
mild and pleasant to take. Re-
fuse substitutes.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
Killed In Strange Accident.

In Goldfeld the other day deput.
sheriff's pistol was jerked out of his
pocket by the restiveness OF the horse
he was riding. and fell In the road.
The horse stepped on 1t and so dis.
charged cartridge, the bullet from
which killed girl who was passing on
the sidewalk. 1t cut her jugular vein.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
Barrett Letter
Concluded from Page /.

concluded from Page /.
on Sunday morning as the spir-
itually inclined wend their way
solemnly into the church while
the shop keepers on the outside
display their brushes, fruits, and
postcards, to say. nothing of
curios and cigars, and bargain
and cheat to the music Of the sa-
cred anthem on the inside.
A Great Castle.
From the church we crossed
the "Korn Market" and ascend
ed to the ruins Of the castle by
the cable railway. The Castle of
Heidelberg was probably found
ed in 100 and was added to by
kings and princes, including
Frederick V. (reigned 1610-1621)
King of Bohemia and husband of
Elizabeth, daughter of James the
First of England. The castle suf-
fered terribly during the wars
with France, it being repeatedly
beseiged and taken by the French
and Germans, and was complet.
ly blown up by the French in
1859. 1t was partially restored
but was later struck by lightning
and reduced to the heap of ruins
in which we saw it. The castle
itself consists of several build
ings irregularly grouped togeth-
err and from the outside seemed
to frown down upon us as we
approached them. At the north
west angle Of the castle is seen
the "Dicke Tuem," of which on
ly half is now standing the tower
having been split in the middle.
The walls are over twenty-siX
feet thick. At the southeast cor
ner we saw hte "Gesprengte
Turn" (blown up tower) of mas
onry so solid that when the earth
was blown up by the French in
1893 one half became detached
and fell in one unbroken chunk
into the castle moat, where we
saw it lying in a'huge mountain.
like mass. 1t was 70 feet in
diameter, with walls 81 feet
thick.
After seeing the castle from
the outside, we entered the court
yard, where one of the most beau.
tiful sights awaited us. The
buildings see into have been
thrown together as a child would
build a block hOuse--no system.
attic building whatever having
been followed and at the present
time being adorned with cling.
ing ivy and yerdant trees. the
view is certainly picturesque
The two most interesting of the
buildings are the lotto Helm.
rich's Bau" and the "Freder.
ich's Bau," both being construct.
ed of red sandstone and adorned
by sculptures in yellow stone
Almost all Of the ornamentation
is lavished on the inner facades
of the castle, as the outer walls
were intended for defense. A
guide then took us through the
interior of the castle, where we
passed through ancient prisons,
and dungeons, where it was
darker than Egypt, feasting
halls, Libraries, artillery stands
and pulpits. In one of the tow
ers we assembled to the top and
there had the satisfaction of hav-
ing our pictures taken in a ruin
ed castle. We incidentally visit
ed the kitchen and bakery,
which are not in use today. The
oven in the bakery would ac-
commodate an ordinary two
rOomed Logan dwellinO while
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04

We honor you not only, that our
days may be long
But more for the good you have
done,
In teaching and guiding our foot
steps Alright,
For food, and for clothing shelter
by night,
For teaching us honesty, truth
and the right
And showing us how to be men
To shun evil temptations with
spirit and might,
That we may have not lived in
Your labor is not yet completed,
There is much more good you
can do,
For your large and growing pos
sterity
We will yet rise up and bless
you
They need your advice, and your
counsel
To guide them on life's stormy
sea,
And if they will heed your in
structions
A blessing to them it will be.
Everybody work but father"
Was the song the poet sang,
But it wasn't that way with our
father
Before this accident came,
For he labored and toiled for
others,
Tried to Danish all pain and
distress,
After doing so much like broth
God willed that he now take a
rest.
He toiled in love, accomplishing,
Was always content with his
lot
Tho some times a poor grudg-
ing "thank you"
Was the only pay that he got,
TO him; praise, was not always
given
He sought not for honor or
fame
But among the rewards up in
heaven
On one there, Is written his
"These are they" that the Savior
oft spoke Of,
They that love God on them
he'll bestow.
A reward, But few will receive it
Unless they loved men here be-
low
You have proven your right to
that blessing,
Aud you sure will receive a re-
ward,
For having been kind to your
neighbors
You have done that much for
the Lord.
In behalf of your family thank
you,
For the kindness and good you
have done,
For your wives, your sons, and
your daughters,
Grand children and all, every
one,
For many shall yet call you
blessed,
In days that are now far away,
And now we all gladly wish you,
Many happy returns of the day
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1907-09-04
Hamburp's Fire Record.

Hamburg is said to have a fire rec
ord larger than that of any othe: city
W the world.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-12
NEGRO BRUTE
WILL PAY PENALTY ON UN-
LUCKY THIRTEENTH FOR THE
MURDER OF MRS. LILLIAN
GRANT WHITE.

Chicago. Dec. 12.-Friiay the
thirteenth will be a fatal date for
Richard Walton. the negro brute
who strangled Mrs. Lillian Grant
White in her room al $500 Madison
avenue last Sept cmber. and who will
be hanged for the crime tomorrow
At his trial in October Walton plead
ed guilty and repeatedly refused to
altar his plea. When 5-ntenced TO
death the negro sneeringly asked the
Judge TO shorten the time set for his
execution. saying that he desired to
20 have the little matter settled as
soon as possible. The murderer grin
ned broadly when w tess r( told OF
his brutality. and appeared 90 glory
in his crime. He has since maintain
ei his defiant attitude. but II Is
thought that he will break down
when brought face to face with
'eath.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-12
"HOHOUGHBRED FELINE
SHOW IN los ANGELES

Los. Angeles. Cal, Dec 12.-
Thoroughbr Dis of the feline world,
sIlky-haired cats and kittens of high
legree, the p tied and pampered
monarchs OF many wealthy house
holds, are to be seen on exhibition
at the Los Angeles National CaSthow
which opened today at Chutes park
and viii continue until Saturday.
The show is among the largest of its
Kind ever held and some Of the most
valuable cats IN the country have
been entered The glass pavilion in
which the pussles are shown is ella
borateily decorated I'm the club colors
Of blue and yellow. affording n
beautiful setting for the Persian and
Angoran beauties Local society is
hugely interested In the show and a
great deal Of rivalry has developed
among the owners Of valuable anA
b autiful felines.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-12
FOR KILLING
HrR HUSH AM
WELL EDUCATED WHITE WO
MAN ON TRIAL CHARGED
WITH MURDER.

Bedford City, Va, Dec. 12.-The
trial OF Mrs. Edmonia NJ. PEBBLES for
the murder OF her husband, ID. C..
PEBBLES, was begun Tuesday after
noon In the Bedford County Circuit
Court, Judge w. w. Moffett presid
ing.
The courtroom was crowded when
Mrs. PEBBLES entered with the sheriff
She wore n black dress with n tan
jack I. and black crocheted shaw
over her head but this she removed
when she took her seat. She stood
erect and composed ms the clerk,
Mr. s. Nj. Boiling, read the long In
fictment. and to the qiastion llty
or not guilty, she responded In a
'ull. decided voice. "Not .,iiltv."
Enhancing a jury WAS then begun
and the usual questions wera asAc d
with satisfactory answers IN every
instance save one. The jurors wore
aliowe9 to go for the aight, an IN ,
case will be called at 10 o'clock In
the morning.
This case will attract much atten-
tion. II is alleged that Mrs. PEBBLES
an intelligent woman OF middle ago
and rather good-looking slew her
husband on the afternoon Of Augus'
31st last. Peebles had come home
drinking. and he and his wife had n
quarrel Mrs. PEBBLES struck him
with n stove litter. and following him
into the yard. where he went to
wash his face. shot him. and ther
crushed his head with a stone. A.
least this was the testimony at the
preliminary hearing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-12
WAS R00SE WILT
"SM0K D 0U ?"
OPINIONS DIFFER As TO WHO
OR WHAT WAS THE CAUSE
OF THE SMOKE.

Washington, Dec 12.-Although
president Roosevelts third term
staten mt was expected TO be made
some time before the Republican
convention should meet, st came to-
lay as big surprise to politicians on
both sides OF the fence. The hotel
lobbies were filed today with little
,roups OF republicans and democrats
and the general belief expressed il
hat the president had been smok-
ID out" but opinions differ widely
as TO who or what was responsible
'or the smudge, whatever may be
he immediate cause of the announce
ment.
All friends of the various canii-
dates are quick TO claim instant in
rease of strength for the booms
h y are promoting.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-12-12
PRETTY WEDDING
IS SOL r.MN'zED

one Of the prettiest weddings that
has occurred in Bluefeld for several
months was solomnized at the home
IF the brides parents. MIR. and Mrs.
John NJ. Phelps on Third street this
morning at $50, when Mr.. James
Z. McMullin led to the matrimonial
altar tn IN beautiful and accomplish
al daughter Miss Henrietta NJ.
Phelps. Rev. Thos. Priddy was the
hiciating clergyman. using the
feautiful ceremony of the Methodist
"hurch. Mendelssohn wedding
march was beautifully rendered by
Mss Ethel Stoyall on the piano, ac-
'ompanied by the violin in the skill
'ul hands of c. v. Folani. The
room Is bookeeper for The Dluefiel1
Grocery Company and IS a most ex-
client young man. being held in the
highest esteem by his employers. The
bride is one Of Biuefeld's most
'harming young ladies'. The house
was most beautifully decorated with
FERNS and evergreens. and while only
n few invited guests were present
ne occasion was one Of unusual in
terest. The young couple left on No.
4 this morning for Richmond and
other Eastern cities.