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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-31
HEARTBURN AND
SOUR STOMACH
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ANENTLY CURED ~ RYDALEs
STOMACH TABLETS.

Heartburn and Sour stomach are
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tained from these distressing symp-
oms OF Indigestion by taking one or
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strengthen the stomach and enable
{ TO digest the food and prevent fer
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WOMAN WITHOUT A sTOAIs

WOMAN WITHOUT A STOMACH.
Several years ago. an eminent sur
econ removed the entire stomach
Of a woman suffering from Cancer.
fhe patient survived the operation
nd lived several months. This wo-
nan had no use for Rydale's Stomach
Tablets But every one whose
stomach is diseased or doranged
does and will find these tablets q
perfect remedy. no matter what form
For sale by The White Pharmacy
}or. Princeton avenue and Bland st.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-08-31

The Daughters of the COME Ieracy
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing on Monday. September the 2nd
80 y p. m. az the residence cf Mrs.
" p. Jopling BlGefeld avenue. It
is requested hat all who have ap-
plication blanks filled ont will send
them i'm at this meeting.
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FOR SALE have lust had placed
In my hands TO- sale q new up-to
date frame a. ,Ietal roof dwell
Ing on Giles ~--~@t on very reaa-
enable tetmi s. rooms. with
bath room al = attic. hot and
cold water. elsDsF4s lights phone
connections an ehot air furnace
inside beautifully finished up In
hard wood.
y v BALDWIN. Pioneer real
estate Agent. First National Bank
Building
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FARM FOR sA' E.-I have JUS

FARM FOR 9A' E.-I have Just
ad placed M my hands for sale a
lrm consisting ~ @65 acres with a
ine-room dwell p 'nished In hard
God, with mic n room. This
nd Is situate y 3 1-2 miles of
he city linus, cut zoo acres
cared. Every VI the farm can
g irrigated frO 'opious spring in
he mountain ut OF the build
ag. II is one q 49, prettiest homes
4. Mercer cOu' - will be sold
or a reasonabl -. Title perfect
ADDRESS ID. B. BE- IA, Pioneer Real
state Agent. BlUaeld. w. Va.
7-26-1O'
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CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS. ONE-HALF CENT PER
WORD.


WANTED for U. S, Army;
able bodied unmarried
men between ages of 81
and 30; citizens of United
States, o. good character
and temperate habits who
can speak, read and write
English. Men wantel now
for Service in Cuba. For
information apply at Re
cruiting Office Thornton
Building, Bluefeld, w.
Va
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Raised 81 Bills 20 $50.

Athens. Ga, Feb. 1s.-T. W.
Hall, a white man about IS years old
was arrested on the charge Of raising
bills from 81 TO $40 and $50. He
was tried before United States Com
missioner Rinnebrew Saturday night
and bound over 20 the federal court
He was caught at the dispensary Sat =
urday afternoon, having sent q negro
man in with raised 500 bill TO buy
liquor. On his body beneath his top
shirt was found a quantity OF confed .
ferate money. and in his purse sew
eral pieces OF this money from which
he had cut the figury to use In rails
ing the genuine big.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20

BinghsmtOn. n. Y. Feb. IL.
ID. Harrington, q Sidney. was arrest
ed here after being indicted by The
Delaware county grand jury on the
charge OF attchl pting 10 wreck an
Ontario and Western Passenger train
on the night OF March 2. 1906 The
Indictment and arrest followed 4
sworn statement made by RS. Harry
Cotton, who testified that she and
Harrington had planned the wreck so
that he could rob the passengers
who would be killed and injured. and
thereby obtain money 30 that he and
rs. Cotton could elOpe 20 the west.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
LIBERALS THREATEN
TO WAR WITH U. S,
Want American Government 10
Get Out Of Cuba.
PARTY IS VERY IMPATIENT
Over the American Withdrawal.
Whenever Il Was Promised. They
Would BE Left Master Of cuba-B
Protectorste, War to Follow.

New York. Feb. ia dispatch
TO the Herald from Havana says tina,
open. signed threats Of war agalns;
the United States II Il does not geI
out OF Cuba are now being made By
the leaders OF the Liberal party To
whom everything has been given BY
the American provisional government
except absolute control.
The party Is insa liable and lmpa-
tiena over the delay Of the American
withdrawal. whenever II was prOmIs-
cd. they would lie left master Of
Cuba.
These leaders. the dispatches say,
rsent ne sugg, s'ion Of the conserya-
i've classes tlat an American pro-
teCtnrate might h. suief guarantee
Of peace than the unbridled RUE Of
any Cuban faction.
General del Castillo in an article
In Fl Rebelde. a liberal organ. states
that che 'imbeCiles' who favor q
protec crate must be struck down and
that II annexation or a protectorate-
come. war will follow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
BRIDE CAUSED WELLS ARREST
Charged Her Husband with Securing
60. 600 from .Her.

Montgomery. Ala Feb. Isl. N.
Wells. Of Montgomery. who married
MISS Georgia Haynes, Of Jackson,
Miss. In Memphis. Friday. was ar
rested here on a warrant sworn oss
by his bride. accusing him OF sng-
ing stolen property into Alabasa.
He made bond and was released.
Mrs. Wells declares that her HUSBAND
secured s. 800 from her immedisiely
after they were married In Memphis.
She met him by appointment aftef
having known him but a short while.
She saws she previously teleTapee
him 500 and that she has been unable
to get back any portion Of the MONEY.
Wells says that he has the money
and that his bride Is laboring unoef
misapprehension. He conducts
furniture store in Montgomery. Ala
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
oosEp MOTHER WITH POISON
on that Charge Well To. Do New York
Woman 10 Arrested.

New York. Feb. 19.-Mrs. lot
tie Wallau. wife or a well-to- do i'm
porter OF bronzes. was arraigned be-
fore Coroner Acitelli. charged with
murder In the first degree In having
caused the death OF her mother. Mrs.
Ida Binge. by the use Of posion. She
In held without bail 60 await the in
quest. which will open Wednesday.
Mrs. Binge, q wealthy widow who
lived with her daughter and the lat
er's hunband and 20-year-oid son 8.
Alexander. died on Feb. 6. three
weeks after she had undergone an
operation for cancer.
II was on the report Of Drs. Witt
haus and DECAY, who had examined
the kidneys and licver OF Mrs. Blnge,
that they had found considerable
quantities of blchloride OF mercury
present. thar an information was
drawn by Assistant District Attorney
Corrigin. in which the warrant charg-
Ing murder In the first degree was is
sued. In champagne. some OF which
II Is charged had been administered
10 Mrs. Binge by Mrs. Wallau. DR..
DECAY and Peter Austin, a chemist
declared they also found considerable
bichloride Of mercury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
THAW TRIAL RESUMED.
Or. Evans Again Takes the Wit
ness Stand.

New York. Feb. l9.-The Thaw
trial was resumed at 1880 Monday
morning. DR.. Is. ID. Evans, was
called 10 the witness stand.
DR.. Evans said Thaw told him he
had no, wanted % kill White but had
sought to bring him TO trial and to
iusrice. and would rather have thus
humiha ed him.
But ,his Was an act OF prOvie~1ce. ."
the prisoner said
DR.. Evans said Thaw told him
Stanford White had hired the Monk
Eastman gang to take him to death.
DR.. Charles G.. Wagner was called
as a witness in thxEhaw trial.
wichita. Kan. Feb. l9-In a SER
mon on morality, entitled "WOman's
Rights" Dr. John Henry Cudlippe,
pastor N the First Methodist Episco-
pal church, declared that all the EVIL
dence in the Thaw trial should be
printed II want to see every line of
the Thaw evidence printed said Or.
Cudlippe. 'aTG want TO read II. I
think the pab-- sNould read II. ="
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
PRESIDENT FALLiERIEs
Intervenes In the Ministerial Situation
In France

Paris, Feb. 19.-President Fallier-
les Monday interviewed IN the minis
teriai situation In the shape of COM
posing the differences In tne cscsie. q.
He had a long conference with Prs
mier Clemenceau. Education Minister
BRAND and other members OF the cab
met, but the exact result Is not as
yet known
There are some reports 10 the enect
that an agreement has been reached on
q final formula for the contracts TO-
the leases ~ churches. satisfactory
to both VI. Clcmenceau and NJ. Br''
and. bu, tie confirmation NJ The ru-
NOR l. acliug and prevailing imnrcs-
sion Is that II ". Clemencean doe
not fa.l from power, q reorganization
OF tho ministry Is prac; caly certain.
The followers of ox-rrcmier Combs
already are lined mp agains' any ncT
COnces -ionS. Their position Is de-
fined BY the Action as follows:
According 10 tAe action " parlia'
ment. giving or refusing It's assel'
the contract negotiated by NJ Fri
and. the republic vii De- hound tr
Rome for eighteen years or free from
Interference.
The bitter hostility TO ne govern,
ment's proposed income tax law
causes 10 be an imporau' feature ~
the ministerial crisis. The ms-'or
ate papers believe that some OF the
socialist leaders are glad ~ So pos
sibil!ty of another struggle with t.e
vatican because the socialists have
become frightened at their own fiscal
and social progress.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Throat Was Cut; Man May Ole.

Jasper. Ca. Feb. l9.-Georse
Corn cut and seriously, II not fatal!'
wounded John Cowsrt about 10 ococA
AZ Marble Hill ito the east In ns
county SUNDAY. The report from tas
scene Of the dificulty Is the Two msh
were drinking and Corn, being 'H'
aggrcssor. cut Cowart's throat Nv
ering the Windpipe. The doc'~'
attending Cswart say he cannot rec''.
er. The sheriff left here In comp~E
Of william McCloud to arrest oOlH.
who is said TO be in the setteesN
where the difficulty occurred, deiy.s
arrest. Corn came from Dump
county. II is said his brother hi''.
their own brother In that oouhv
few years ago. Cowart came ~
Dawson county. Both men
employed at some 81 the h
works
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Police Arrest Rebels.

r 81. Petersburg. Feb. 1s.-The So
|<3al revolutionists have been holding
,1neeiings In the university building
&sre. under the cover Of university
hatonomy. The police, however.
enrroun6ed the university. arrested II
'revolutionists and seized / 500 poung
wight Of incendisry proclsmstions
Tue prefect OF police has issued an
order for the arrest OF all persons
=1istributing election literature m be-
hall OF the liberal party. and Monday
closed Two printing establishments
where radical ballots were being pre-
rared.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
DispensarIes Closed Monday

Columbia, s. c.. Feb. Js-Goyer-
nor Martin =. Ansel. late Sunday
might issued n proclamation Instruct
ing ali dIspensaries 90 close their
doors onday and remain cVsed until
'ths county boards are appointed and
<ake charge ~ the dispensaries. This
means that the dispensaries vii not
open their doors at all again until
10 counties have taken charge II
y llkely that the state will have com
&c prohibition for several DAYS.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
loe Was Broken: BOYS brow,

Dixon. Ills, Feb. ls.-Johu HI
bert. Ralph Schsrtner aud Lauren
Nye. boys. broke through the 10. ana
drowned In Rock RisaS Sunday. They
with two other lads. the oldest 10
years. were plsyins on the ice when
Nye broke through Hilbert. In q
vain sttemTs TO rescus Sye. fell into
the ICY water Schsrtner followed Ia
q IKE attempt A fourth boy like
wtse fell into the water. but no WA
saved BY the Iemsinisa boys.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
MERCHANT SHOT ON STREETS.
Wilcox Claimed That Buttrey Was
Despoiler Of His Home.


Decatur. Ala, Feb. ID. A..
Buttrey. wealthy dry goods mer-
chant OF New Decatur. was shot
through the side by Robert Wilcox. a
mechanic employed In the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad shops. as
he was going down the street TO his
hotel. The wound n not serious
Both men were arrested and released
on bond. The supposed cause OF the
shooting Is Of two years standing
Wilcox accused Buttrey as the de-
spoiler OF his home. Both men have
wives and several children, Recent
~ Buttrey's wife sued him for di-
vorce on this account. Each man
accuses the other 81 firing the first
shot.
Buttrey says he didn't shoot AZ
all; that he ran when Wilcox fired.
and that he fell and that Wilcox
took his revolver from him and struck
him over the head with Il when the
police interfered. Wilcox had a hole
through his coat made by a revolver
ball Buttrey has a scar on his head
made by a lick from the revolver.
Buttrey came here from Nashville
and opened a store. Wilcox has
lived here for a number OF years. and
has borne a good reputation as a
hard working and honest man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
s,ua.ue Of william ill.

london, Feb. l9.-kins as,
has approved a site at the SOU. .. J,
Of Keusington palace for a s'Al .,.s
William III. which is 10 De Div M.
10 the Bri, ia nation by bnP''V
liam OF Germany.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Refusal Causes Sensation.

Rio de- Jsneiro. Feb. ls.-Ihe y
fussl ~ the RothsChilds TO noAl ~.
coffee loan has caused a senss
here. The Journale de Comme's.
says tho rebuke should convince
sovernmsn, that the coffee scaene
q dangerous adventure which s''
10 dropped.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
LIST OF THE DEAD
Nay Be lENGTHENED
Fnrther Details of the Electric
Train Wreck.
pwrv INA SERIOUS CONDITION
b Likely that the Death List WI
rs Largely Increased In the Next
{wsnsy -Four ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Cause 81 the Accident.

New York, Feb. 19.-Twenty dead !,
ID fatally hurt and i45 others more
- less seriously injured. 10 the re-
IA Of the wreck OF an electric ex-
sss train on the New York Central
11road at 205th street and Webster
enae Saturday night.
0f the large number OF injured. so,
cording TO the hospital and police re-
sfxs, are seriously hurt and the
<nth list may be increased within
- next twenty -four hours.
Most Of the Others are suffering from
<1eralicns or shock and will recover.
( IN addition to these. the New York
<1tfaI railroad has o list OF l25
1omes OF persons said 10 have been
&}ared. but In the great majority
n the cases the injuries were so
ieht as to be OF little consequence +.
|1d most Of the persons went at once
n sEeir homes.
& Sunday was q day Of investigation
IA Inquiry by representatives OF the
'1fricf attorneys once. the corO-
~ snd the police. When dayoreak
[xxne. the police lists OF dead had In
snsed 30 rs. and an hour after Their
IRE two more deaths reported.
Ths cause Of the wreck Is still a
alter Of speculation. All night In
ecfor Flood. OF the police depart
INT: Coroner Schwsnnecke and As
liant District Attorney Smykhe. to-
o<her with other members Of the
efricf attorneys once force. hooked
|1aF the scene. and sought TO deter
fns the cause Of the derailment OF
" train. The result OF their inves-
nation may become known when
4e Inquest 10 held by the coroner.
Coroner Schwannecke has secured
/ ttalement from Motorman Rogers OF
Re wrecked train. In ibis, accord
Hg 10 the coroner. the mOtOrman had
Nated that the accident occurred.
no admitted that the speed Of his
rim was 20 miles an hour. Rogers,
@ie the coroner. declared that he did
boe know anything was wrong until
81 eighth OF q mre beyond the place
n the derailment.
Tue train consisted OF a double
k1ader motor coupled onto one en-
me. with one motorman. drawing
I've coaches. The first was a smok-
b. the second IL described as a pow
n car. though II is commonly desig-
Hated as q combination baggage and
1noker. and the three following were
bfiinary passenger coaches.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Arrested for Horse stealing.

Columbus, Ca. Feb. l9.-Sherif
Mulling, Of Harris county. has been
In the city TO carry Harold Holland
back TO Hamilton. where he Is want
al on the charge OF stealing a horse
bride and saddle. Holland, who Is
one-arm white man. reached the
city az o'clock Sunday night and
was arrested shortly afterwards
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Challenges Members 10 Duel.

ST. Petersburg, Feb. ia story
Is current here that Prince Paul Dol
geruukoff. leader OF the constitution
al Democratic party who was expelled
by unanimous vote from the imperial
Russian yacht club. because Of his
government teachings. has chal-
Ienged every one OF the mem hers 10
a duel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
tennessee Postoffies Robbed.

Chattanooga, Tenn. Feb. ia
specia. 10 The News from ROckW God
Tenn. SAYS that the pcstofice in that
city was robbed Sunday night. The
safe was blown and al the money
and stamps in II taken \ horse and
hugg, were stolen. presumably hy
the burglar. who were evidently pro.
les ,ioua.S
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Fir. from Spontaneous eombUss'e =,

F. Paso. Tex. FEB. IL -
Div ~arrhou,p Of tie Arizona - -,
company a. CnfJoa Caush' ~. 90.
spontaneous combus ion ana 80
tents valued al SloO, O0O' Se'
ily damaged. II 4
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
GOVERNOR BROWARD
IS THE MAIN F|GUEE
In the Political Struggles In
Florida.
POLITICS HAD NO ERA or GOOD
Since Governors Inauguration Two
Years Ago His Every Policy Has
Met the stern Opposition Of the
Forces Which Opposed Him.

Forces Which Opposeo H'W'
Tallahassee, Fla. Feb. l9.-Six
weeks hence the Florida legislature
will meet iu this city in regular bi-
ennlsl session, which will last sixty
DAYS. IL will De the second and last
legislative session during Governor
BroWard's admnistra ion. and while
IN cannot he said that there Is uf-
gent need for q great amount of leg
islatiOn. n seems entirely certain
that the session will be one OF the
livliest, scrappiest and most inter-
esting held in Florida for many years.
Since Governor Browards inaug-
ration over Two years ago. his ad-
ministration and all Of the policies
which he has adopted and advocated
have had the persistent and unyield-
ing opposition OF the forces which
opposed his election. This has been
no era OF good feeling In Florida pol
itics. Devotion to, and passion
against. Governor BrOward have been
very pronounced; yet the personal
and political strength Of this unusual
man seem to have suffered no di-
minuation. The masses of the peO-
pie undoubtedly believe in him.
II Is not at all certain whether the
legislature will be organized by The
friends or by, political foes OF the
governor. II does seem certain =. that
not matter by whom II may be or
ganized. there will be forces in It's
membership NJ work who will lead
an uncompromising tireless fight
against the present administration
particularly against Governor Brow
ard.
At the general election last No
vember the governor suffered a tenn
porary defeat. During the campaign
which preceded he had thrown his en-
tire strength into the support OF an
amendment to the state constitution
Incorporating into thar fundamental
law mandatory provision for the
drainage Of Uhe Florida Everglades.
The policy back Of this fight was to
save the 3 900 900 acres OF public
lands, title TO which Is still vested
in the trustees of the internal inn
proyement fund. from the claims ~
land grant railroads and other corpor-
ations. aud 10 drain these lands for
The benefit OF settlers who might pur-
chase them from the state. The
same forces which had opposed Gov
ernor Broward prior to his nomination
in 1904 led the fight against the con-
stitutlonal amendment, which he so
warmly espOused. The opposition
won. II was the most decisive de-
fea which the governor had ever en-
countered.
Yet the governor was In no sense
dismayed The Ilast legislature had
enacted a salute providing for the
drainage ~ the Everglades; and. even
without that enactment. II Is claim
81 by the administration that II WAS
both au horned and required by
old law 10 carry out these drainage
operations
the administration has been ham
percd more by suits In the courts than
bv the vote AZ the polls. The work
% jra,nag, has been somewhat i'm
peeled by the issuance 81 injpnCtiOns
Obtained In the federal courts by the
claimants Ia the lands These suits
a.tocl, tb. ..,, - Il .,.tf,,,1st,. e 81.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Noun, Etna Is smokinn

Paris Feb. l9.--Dispatches from
TaorugIa r-HJrr tha' smJk, a. is.u-
ing from The tower and upper crater,
Of cunt Ena and that an eruption is
momeuiarily feared.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20

Highland ...-... Mass. Fob. 10
The bark Gerard Goa. laden. wen,
ashore near he Highland Light ,ifC
saving station, aud two ~ her crew
were rrowned Captain Larsen and
another member ~ me crew We,
saved by the life savers The harr
will b. a ilta, loss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20
Barn Burner Sentence.

Charlotte, y. C.. I,y ls.-Garv
Castle, negro. mas been sentenced 10
serve fifteen years 10 The : ate Prison
on the charge OF barn burning.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-02-20

<ettngson. w. Va. Feb. 10
lave been received here o.
"a Al the Yuma mine. -
khich twelve men were
-, three fatally. All
.&elEners.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-10-29
Brutality to His Wife Proves
To Be His Undoing in
City Court.
GOES ON FOR FIVE YEARS.
WIFE OF COACHMAN FILED
CHARGES AGAINST HIM AFTER
SHE COULD STAND HIS ABUSE
NO LONGER.

George Bryant. colored. who is a
coachman for a we'll known business
man, was fined So and costs this
morning by Judge Converse. for giving
his wife severe beating Monday.
Mrs. Bryant, on the witness stand eX-
p,aiued to the court that she had filed
charges against her husband because
she could no longer stand his cruel
treatment. We have been married
five Years and he has been fighting NE
all that time" she stated.
Mrs. Bryant stated Monday that
Monday she was placing a pipe to the
kitchen stove when it fell and scatter
ed SCOT all over the kitchen. She starr
eu to clean uD the dirt and Bryant told
ter not to do so. She disObeyed his
commands and he left the house in Il
aft. Mrs. Bryant said that she fol
loved her husband to the door and
when she opened it. he nit her with
his coat and then entered the house
She said that he knOc ed her over 4
stool into a corner. brea ing the stool
then picked up heavy poker and hi
her across her right anAle. bruisins
that member so badly that she was un
able to walk for over an hour.