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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
! | u l, grzeszl !
nik6w. /

Umarl :ojciec, umar}a j
matka q: 20 mich pozostala
c6rka ..nnieniem Bea-
triks. .By4o-.t to Dzlecko do
;;bre, poboeS&sne "a szczegolne
maa,iialo naboze6stwo do n.
| [aryi. Fanny {, I mic, " tenn
dziwnego re- male dz:ewcze
Dy3o :dobre, skoro mia}o ma
dor. poboznych ! cnot!iwych
rodzicow. PocWoli ~rozwija1y
slew .sercu .dzieciny "a MILO
ydu.- zaaiane ziarnka cn6t
chrze6cia1akich tax, Se Bea.
IF tr:ikE & w,,zz'r1a|}g!taiac " ,lsta wzra
stala zarazem W mi}oSci q
Boga j ludai. Me d}ugi :ezps
|up}ynal cd 6mierci jej ro-
dzic6w, a biedna i opuszczo-
ma sierota -znalazla'juz sobie
,czp}a j kochajaca ia make.
", le6nej, .%gestwinie> sta1a
kaplica Maryi. Do.tej .kapli-
oY co,d1zienl,nie.: przystraia}a
;obrsz AWiety: piekk'ni'v,moi kWia-
~tecskapi:i eodzienpie ken
czyla: swoje modlitwy: .cich b.
pioanka do Boga rodzie!y.
=Rewnego; razu, skromnie
ubrar,a, Hkleczala Beatriks
pred 4obrazenA> :*:Maryi: Ma
;t t jjej znae by}o smutek,
|boles6, asjakas .bardz6 zalo-
sna z ust jej p'ynela piosn:
ka. Wtem. ,umil1}a i zawc-
.la1a::
- :. Matko Para mego czyz
slyaze IL kto6 sic zbli-
ia " to strony2
7 ME ,by1a to uluda. "a
|ehwilee zaszele6cjia1o cos "
g~estwinljie, ro2chyll}y' sic ga
lexie j: u ! sic jaki6 ME.
znajomy cz}owiek " wieku
podeszzlYim. Przestraszona
Beatriks skoczy}a :na ,.r6wne
hoei$i wydala. krzyk przera-
aieniia.! Ow obey czlow;ek by1
~cale-z: .ubran1y,
|leczs M twarzy iego9 byly wy
{yte SHADY diego =zycia.C Fa1-
ne{dknlswoje utopil " die
Eciniia j 7awolal?
Czyz Gle przestraszy-
lem; dziewczynko, wyn6'..
vii ialkiim6 ~niezwyklem glq-
sem. s,sse. *@<
Me .bardzo zle!kk} q, sic,
|odpowie spokojnis dziecina.
Codziennie ehpdze sic
Fmodlic III pred ebrazem
Emoiej matki i Go dzie6 Z.
lkwifat6,wggi u u,plata.ml Jei j! WianldS
Gsy ealewiecze ne
.mhgIbys tak samo codzien.
lllil ] q NE J pred IYn q
Mary u.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

p. szczepana
sew;e e ri spralwilii- mu niiespo:
dzianke- W dzieh jego imienin, ba.
v1:iiono sig dobrze: Brat jego pan
Barttf. se Sci i IONA, :oraz pan / II
Alex: sygula izona, z Independence
Wis, odwiedzili take ?. szczepana:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

3 -~::rniesiieegn =
proceatpo !. 3.'ocdsta p}a
thy ! lipca 1909 8! 3,
Cd ws'z,y's =; &! { b. d: d ll|It q !.
|noWanyeh piemadzyr
" ~pierwszych pleoIinlI|
|dnlaoh stycznia 1903 500
v Winoiskim / Dl d
Banku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

n \. .dr:o a - q . m j s. e.
Student: Gospadarzu, czy ten ko.
!! ~ j s....t
Hospodarz Me. q. J.
studept: A'lgds.iiek
GoappotddAarz; A.sno, prosze, pana, Mo.
ss 90 do zegarmistrza, DO mi Cd
dlatssego :ezasp Q geodzine pokniejj
M p6lroc pieje.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

:fsasSSss 49, s4isr@ssA AssSsSsssss .SE.
o.va i 'lI;''.!d1Il| so=qru =
=lts- sluchiiajjlI -. =ogldtjpuW,iite'
ol,e5 Dawgniiejj
| bylsmi il aSniezozumny
81 . |. hi ssssij IS { j.
niegdyg nucilam pred obraz
kami, lecz TO-: uzzz.d1jawno,
tardgo daWne temusczaIsy.-:
To.m6WiaRcs, r 81, 4 { Al sic sly
derczo. q s::z ss:s :: ).
tax
bezboznje. mojej matce!
Przeziez Marya jest. pelna
mieo6ci ala tych kt6rzy ia
szczerze koehaa Te slo-
wa wym66Wila :Beatriks mad
awyezai ageodnnie j tkliwie:
Doborze mole dziecie,-..
odpowie nieznasiomy 70
slow tych poznaje, 20 Gle
zasmucilem:=przet ME. be-'
de: jul " ten apos6b rie wy:
razai. .Lecz nv Wiesz ty die
Gle jak ja=sie Dazywam?
Niespaln1iie odrzecze
drzacasdziecina. Z
.-.-.. ia sic nrazywam- Karol
Benzoni.. !. ). 4, .
S}yszac te sloWa Reatriks
o malo ME I: zzem md , 2 pre-
rszenia, ale zebrala reszte
si}!, uklek r. zloSyla :swoje
drobn!e racaeta, wyciagajac
| je jak gdyby. {. :! blla!gala 1itoSci.
| czemuz sdrzysz biedna
dziecinoY zU(4zy6 mole 60 zle.
| go Q mnie a q, e 6: ;.
( Gym q yszala, ty mic
| 0: to pytasz,:a !. kitt6 5 W naszej
|! w}askie.is krainie ME #s1yysza}
{ o. tobie Ben2onni, (! Q tobie,
cos jest tax %gWaltoWnym j
m6eiwym: iluz .samo Stwoje
nazwiskoi. styachlem przejmu-
je ,wg1s vs. j; : A jezeli
! cheese, bym1l' 81. prawde wy
znala jak ii: nier i i; We Ssniie,
gdy jprzy:padkjiem pomysle o
tobie zrywam: sic ze strachu,
zegnam sic / {. ME pierwej
ochlone :.lbi6djazni aisle po-
1ece n. Nary Fannie:
= St6l zawo4a} obu-
IRONY zb6ica..- Me draz-
Mi lwa,' nie pobudzaj go do
qniawu ,bo: =akoro= tvlko .ze.
chce, a znak dam :wnet zja.
via" sie m,1 sf0 i, ;
q: nroch Ga roza &
3 s., 4 100 81 Ron.
n;,.ws a,asG; !, eJ ~ 1at.
:, ~ {; VIZ ,soIaaaxo;;,t ho' ~,
80 ;! : :,,sa,,,a,
49,,
Na.te zs'oNa, 1870 g: .,e,n 10
cllli'u,v H. -
c - 5, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @oouo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

:: w, sKkADz1E Interstate
:.
.rozpocznie sic W sobote. Ego styczniaag
sprzedaz, bedzie to maj
:wieksza sprzedaz W roku. T..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

H. . e. . go - ir. E."'. - =. + .. G
FRED 3 Il ELLIS j: Charles: Litz,
kt6rzy dnia SGD ggrudnia w1amali
sic. do ,handlu, aelaza*C. a .Baaerl len
Co., tam ukraa u. rewolw 'a1 j pa.
:tron6w "a 50 dolarow warto6ci5 i ma:
stepnego tygodnia pochwyeeni TO-
stall, stawali " czwartek "; :*saedzie
neutrality-suspicious. gdy sic ME przyyzha.
Ii do why, napo9wrdt do wiieezz i n
stanowego odstawioni: zostali, al
do ~przysz}ego terminu sadu powia:
- i: " -:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

: ALQJZY~ ClERZAN, :ktdry cho:
niebezpiecznie ma ::zapalenie,
fpfuc,' znajduje sic ma drodze do wy
zdrowienia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31

PAM Juliana'na kupfsrseohmidt;,
iona Jana, Z Jamestown ". Oak,
:przyjjechasa " gosoine do :krevnych
" winonie i Pine Creek, zabawi
kilkaNtygod:ni: ~ :. S
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-12-31
GDY BOIL GEOWA.'

wdwczas .oale s~zczedcie i dobre
zdrowie przepad}o. Napepstym spo
sobem uchronienia j zabezpleczenia
gtowy. cd: b9lu.jest esiadad zaw,
SEE pod reta severy opaatki ma B6'l
!, Neuralgia. Prdba dowodxi.
re 50 ~najlepsze. Cena % centdw. u
vszystkich aptekarzy. w. r.
severa Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
WAS
ACCIDENT
ACCORDING TO EDwARn JONES
STORY OF KILLING or WIZ
LIAM II. BISHOP.

Big stone Gap, Va. April H..
On his farm near Dunield, william
II. Bishop was shot and killed by
his son-in-law, Edward Jones. on
April T. The men had difficulty
over the cultivation Of a piece OF
land. Bishop went to the field where
Jones was at work and there. an a..
tercation is supposed to have oc-
cured
Jones says he had leased some
land from Bishop, who claimed !.e
had forfeited his contract anI
caused him to vacate it. Taking hls
gun loaded with Duckshot he wen.
ON the land to work Bishop CAM
on him and he was going back with
his cooked gun in his hand when.
falling over some brush. the gun
was discharged.
Jones, who IS very small. weak
ly-looking man. was arrested, waive
examination and was taken 10 jlg
at Gate City Both mon bore good
reputations Bishop was something
over 80 years old.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
COLD WATER MAN
TO BEAT BRYAN

Chicago, April 11.-If the Prohi-
tion national convention at Column
bus on July 25 nominates south
ern statesman of prominence. Chair
man Charles II. Jones, of the Prohi-
bition national committee, declares
that the cold water candidate stands
an ercellent chance TO carry several!
Of the southern states against Bry2n
should he be nominated.
Chairman a. e. Wilson n the
Prohibition state committe. backed
mp the chairmans prediction, and
declared that the people Of the south
are in a condition OF unrest and
ready to swing with the wave or pro-
hibition that is surging over the en-
tire country.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
A HOT Time
COMING
KEYNOTE To THE SITUATION IN
COUNTY COURT CANDIDATE.
The coalfleld EnterprIse SAYS !.

The Coalheld Enterprise says
The keynote to the situation in
the coming campaign is given Up 20
lie in the candidacy for the commits
sioner of the county court. II tho
Republicans in convention at 2luu-
field fail to nominate for this office
a man opposed to the sale OF whis-
key, there is no doubt but that am
other ticket will be launched IN thc
field known as the Citizens ticket.
which will be Independent of any
political affliation. This does not
necessarily mean defeat to the Re
publican ticket; il does mean one
of the warmest conflicts that has
been waged in the county for many
years.
Citizens everywhere are dissatls-
fed with the outlook and misstep
now may be regretted. We are sorry
to see the matter in this shape. blt
It is nevertheless the plain. coil
facts. which are not to be looked at
as a fancied theory but met as a
stern reality. and It behooves every
man to look and think well before
acting
At present there is but one can
didate for the nomination for the
Office of county court, Davis Thorn.
few exceptions and Mr.. Thorn, so
far as we know. has made a go1i
representative. but these exceptions
are the very things that are obiec-
tionable to the good moral manho ID
of Mercer county. 1t will be remem-
bered that when Mr.. Thorn was a
candidate six years ago he made Il
promise to the people of this district
that he would not vote for saloons
in Rock district. Note farther that
there ARE saloons in this district
and that Mr.. Thorn is on record as
having cast his vote for same. And
with these facts looking you straight
in the face. what is your pleasu-r.
gentlemen?
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
NEGRO RAPIST
SHOT DEAD
TIMELY ARRIVAL OF FATmIr
OF THE GIRL WHOM BRUTE
WAS ATTEMPTING TO As
SAUIT.

Richmond. Va, April Ill. -.
Bishop, a well-known citizen Of
Mecklenburg county. last evening
shot and killed Bearl Moss, colorad
while the latter was attcmptinC q
criminal assault upon his young
daughter, Miss Louise Bishop.
The girl, accompanied By a
smaller sister. encountered the NJ
gro upon the public road, some dis
tance from her home. Tha negro
accosted her, making a proposition
which frightened her Miss Bishop
fed, pursued by the negro as soon
as he could mount his mule, from
which he had dismounted upon COM
ing upon the young woman. The
girl in her fright took to the fields.
in this fortunate manner impeding
progress OF the mule to such an ex-
tent that she reached home before
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL MASS
MEETING TOMORROW
PRoG6AM TC nE RENDERED. Ar
BLAND STREET CHURCH AT 3
O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON.

A Sunday school mass meeting
will be held at Bland sNreet Meth
odist Church at 3 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon. The following program
has been arranged:
Singing, "All Hail the Power of
Jesus Name"
Prayer by Rev Thomas Priddy.
Remarks by the president.
Reports from Sunday schools,
each report to be followed BY sing
ing by the school. verse selection by
the school.
Address, "The Sunday school in
Bluefeld From Viewpoint OF super
intendent of Public Schools" Prof.
George NJ Ford.
Singing.
Address, Obligation of Parents
to Sunday School Rev. S. II.
Thompson.
Male quartet. Messrs. Alexander.
Miller. Silver and jenkins.
Collection.
Address. What Non-Attending
Christians Miss"
Singing. Praise God from Whom
All Blessings Flow"
Benediction.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
DEATH OF AGED
WOMAN
MOTHER OF THE LATE sHERIFF
WHITE sUCCUMBs TO oID
AGE.

Mrs. Julietta White, widow OF the
late James II, White, whose death
occurred very recently, died q: her
home about three miles northwest
OF Oakvale last night Mrs. White
was very old lady, probably S
and was one OF the most highly es.
teemed women In the county. Mrs
White was a sister OF the late VII
ram Tiller and connected with sew.
eral OF the older families OF the
county. She is survived by two
sons B. p. and E u. White. IIrr
other son. James A. White. was
Killed while sheriff OF the county
and was the best-known member OF
the family.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
GILES COUNTY MAN
ON THE SCHOOL BOARD

Richmond. Va, April 11.--Goyer.
nor Swanson has accepted G. r For
teriield, OF Giles county, membe-
OF the board Of visitors OF the Farm
vile Normal School in place OF Hon.
c. w Robinson, of Newport News.
who resigned a few days ago. JudE,
Robinson was elected to the bencl
OF the Eleventh judicial circ, a
to succeed Judge Blackstone, whe
was removed by the legislature. Ar
ter assuming the ermine Judge Rob.
inson felt that under the provisions
of section 105 of the constitution b,
should resign his membership on Tn
board
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
ARE THEY
MARRIED?
THAT FORMER COM
TESS DE CAsTELLANE MAS
SECRETLY MARRIED TO
PRINCE DE sAGAN--SoTH
SAIL FOR EtiRoPE. EvT ON
DnFFERENT SHIPS.

New York, April l'l1.-Mme. Anna
Goul6. former Countess dc Castel
lane. with her children and servants,
sailed for the Mediterranean On tho
steamer Kaiser Frederick arr
Crosse this morning. When the Ka,.
ser dropped down tho Hudson aad
passed the steamship ST. Paul. which
was slipping it's moorlngs for vcy-
age TO Europe, Nine. Gould wss on
deck waving toward tall enthusi-
ast, who held one hand over Dis
heart and who was on deck Of The
other ship.
This person was Prince de Sagan.
who followed Nine. Gould % tals
country. importunlng her % marry
him. Now It is said they are safely
married, Jersey justice Of tao
peace having performed Il secretly.
Nine. Gould, through her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyler Morse. faithful
matchmakers. issued statement
that she was neither engaged nor
married. Friends believe otherwise.
The second ceremony wiz be per
formed in Italy and the prince and
his bride will remain in that coun-
try for the honeymoon. One report
is that they will not return to
France for a number or months. but
Will live I'm Retirement {n m vitIo - o.,
side of Naples.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
BURGLARS LOOT
POSTOFFTCE AND
DRUG STORE
MONEY AND JEwELRY TO The
VALUE OF ABOUT 5000 Is ST.
CURED BY MIDNIGHT THIEVES
MADE ENTRANCE THROUGH
REAR WINDOW.

Jaeger. w. Va, April 11.--Some
time between midnight and dayligb,
this morning thieves broke into the
postoffice and drug store OF the la
ger Drug Company at this place and
secured a good amount of booty.
The robbers entrance was made
through a window in the rear or the
building. They only secured about
SO in cash and stamps from the
till OF the postofrice. but they re-
lieyed the drug store of $3.50 In cash
and jewelry to the value OF $3.50
The jewelry taken by the marauders
consisted OF bracelets. six damon 1
rings, chains. pins. fobs, etc.
A reward has been offered for the
apprehension of the robbers.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
FATAL ACCIDENT At VIVIAN
LYLE HALE. OF GILES, MASHED
BETWEEN CARS AND CANNOT
LIVE.

Lyle Hale. a son Of r. ". Hale,
Of Giles county Virginia, was caught
between two cars az vivian yester-
day evening and mashed 50 badly
that he will die. G. ID. French. Of
the local scale office, received n
telephone message today from the
Miners Hospital at WEIGH whittier
the young man was taken that he
could live but few hours
al most Mr. Hale is about % years
Of age and most estimable young
man.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
MASSACRE
Of MOORS
FRENCHsoLDIERs KILL WOMEN
AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BUTCuERY CONDEMNED.

Paris. April l1,--Details OF re.
cent engagement OF French troops
with tribesmen In Morocco Gsscrib.
Ing the killing OF hundreds of Moors
as well as women and children arc
received here with feelings OF min
gled horror and Indignation that cjv-
ilized warfare should degenerate
into plain massacre. Advicas from
Tangior state that when the French
troops went into action the natives
were engaged in Mahrofa. semi.
religious proceedings. at the hut OF
Sidi Eigloumi, their holy man.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
REDUCE EXPENSES
SOUTHERN RAILWAY, STILL RE-
TRENCHING, CUTS OFF PAS
SENGER TRAINS.

Washington, April lin fur
therance of its program to cut down
expenses from every angle the
Southern railway will tomorrow
take off No. 10 southbound and Nos.
33 and 81, and make take OFF other
trains not demanded by passenger
traffic between Washington and the
south. II Is said there will also be
a Encouragement ia the schedules
which will afford every accommo-
dalton to the travelling public.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
ler pursuer came up wlth her.

nSf pufSOer came up WITH her.
Dashing into the house Miss
Bishop slammed and locked the
door. The negro. believing the girl
TO be alone in tho house. forced
an entrance. breaking the door down
to accomplish his purpose. lie
found the girl covering in cor
ner of the room and attempted the
execution of HIS diabolical intention.
He was frustrated. however. by
the timely appearance OF Mr.. Bishop.
the girls father, who had found oc-
casion TO return home upon a trivial
errand. Bishop secured his shaigun
and had the negro covered before
he or the girl knew OF his presence
on the premises He commanded
the negro to release the girl. empty
ing the contents of the gun into the
man as soon as he was free OF his
victim Moss fell seriously wounded
and died without making a state
ment.
Bishop Immediately surrendered
after seeing that his daughter was
properly cared for.
Bishop was given a preliminary
examination and exonerated or all
blame for the death OF the negro
The assault occurred at Smiths
Cross Roads.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
SHOT IN
THE HEART
NEGRO RESIsTs ARREST, USING
A SHOTGUN EFFECTIVELY.

Macon, Ca. April lin an az
tempt to make an arrest here to-
night j. J. Wimberly, a painter for
the Georgia Central railroad, was
shot through the heart and instantly
Killed by Joe Holmes. a negro, after
the negro had been shot by PJ ce-
man Jobson. Officers Jobson and
Rogers were held at bay by the ne
gro, whom they attempted to arrest
and who threatened them with n
pistol. ]. j. Wimberly Joined ir the
chase after the negro. who in the
meantime secured a shotgun ana
killed Wimberly. The negro was
afterward run down and captdred.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
LIMITED
D|TCHED
CALIFORNIA FAST TRAIN
WRECKED IN nssoURI--sEv-
ERAL CARS JUMP TRACK, RuT
M ONE WAS KILLED.

kirksville, Mo, April 1.-THE
California Limited No from Chi
oago to Los Angeles on the Santa
10 railroad jumpd tho track a mile
west OF Laplata. Mo. last night.
Eight cars went into thu ditch.
While no one is reported to have
hcen killed, II is said that many per-
sons were cut and bruised. Only
tho fact that the train had stopped
at Laplata whore 1t was duo at :
O'Clock, prevented disastrous
srecL.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
DNNING GAR
/ TAKEN OFF

beginning with tomorrow the din
ipg cars win be taken OF traius
Nos, land between Roanoke and
qary. and on local trains Nos. 10
and l6 the diners Will not be run
east of Blueneld. The cars havs
been operated at a loss to the rail-
road company for some time and
they have finally decided to discon-
tinue them over the least profitable
section of the road
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
PRIEST SHOOTS
SELF
FATHER GRAHAM THOUGHT NOT
TO HAVE BEEN IN HIS RIGHT
MIND.

Albany, N. Y. April 11.-Rev.
Father Joseph A. Graham, rector OF
the Roman Catholic Church of the
Blessed Sacrament in this city. shot
himself vice in the heart yesterday
afternoo1 in his study. He died al
most instantly. In the opinion Of
Bishop Burke. who was called soon
after thu suicide was discovered. Fa-
ther Graham was not in his right
mind. He was a native Of Albany
and brother of National Bank Ex-
aminer Edward ]. Graham.
Father Graham was about 45
years OF age and was regarded as
one OF the most brilliant men in the
Albany diocese. He had recently
been in poor health and despondent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
BURIED IN SAND
BOYS MEET DEATH WHILE
PLAYING WILD WEST"

Chicago, April 1.-Two boys
playing wild west in a vacant lot
near Sheridan road and Addison av-
enue met their death by sunocation
yesterday afternoon when hole
which they had dug I'm the sand and
in which they were hiding from inn
aginary Indians caved I'm. The boys
were buried beneath a weight of
wet sand and were breathing their
last when taken out.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11
FLOOD SWEPT
SCENE OF MANY DISASTERS
SCENE Oh MANY DISATERS
DUE TO HIGH WATERS.

Joplin, Mo-, April l1.-One man
killed, cities partly submerged, all
railroad traffic impeded. cave-in oa
electric and Frisco lines near Jol.
lin, mines in Radger-Peacock dis
trict, northwest of Joplin, inundated
such are some of the features of
the Hood that is sweeping southwest
Missouri.
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KILLED HIS
BROTHER
MisrOOK HIN FOR 4 BURGLAR
AND FIRED FIVE TIMES.

Meridian Miss, Aprl lit r.
Daniels tonight shot and killed Its
brother b. y Daniels mistak ng
him for q burglar y. B Daniels
had been ill for several days. AMI
y j Daniels hearing q noise at a
window and seeing form here.
fred FIVE times. killing his brother
Instantly
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11

This city is good many miles
from New york, but IL isn't a second
behind the New York standard in
mems fashions, NJ least IL needn't be-
u our men viii accept the oppor-
finities To dress in correct New
York style of today presented 10y
SHUMATE CLOTHING 90. mws
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In purchasing your East apparel
be sure To call nc 23O Princeton
Avenue and get the corrcCS styles at
modest prices. SHUMATE CLOTH
ING 90. m W 9
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11

Harrison street police station, where
she was locked mp. as she could not
give bond for her appearance. Mrs.
Duke said that she had no recollec-
tion OF offering any check at the ho-
tel.
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W. =. KENT. CONSUL TO
GUATEMALA, At HOME

Wythevillo. Va. April t1-Wil-
liam T. Kent. United states consul
TO Guatemala. IS visiting his old
home in Wythevilie.
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FORMER WIFE OF
TOBACCO KING
ARRESTED n CHICAGO FOR TT
TEHfNG WORTHLESS CHECKS.

Chicago. April t1.-W While in the
postoifIce mailing letter Mrs. Al
lice J.. Duke the divorced wife Of
The tobacco man, was arrested yes
terday afternoon charged with pass
ing bogus checks al the Great North
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c. w. B. NJ

The G. w. B. ~ will meet tomor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock at the
Christian Church. The members
Will please bear the meeting I'm mind.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11

New Easter Ties, new Faster
shirts and Edwin CIapp Ovfords in
eli the latest styles arc ON display a.
SHUMATE CLOTHING 90. mws
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-11

& You are a discriminate
ing man. You want your
/ Easter Suit to be modern
in every detail, and you
want to select the pattern
and style most becoming
to you.
Brandegee makes mod
ern clothes at Utica. We
sell Brandegee's clothes in
B1ueheld.
Brandegee's ready-to-
wear clothing will fit
you, will satisfy you, will
make you feel comforta-
bic. Each garment is hand
tailored by most skilled
tailors.
ne ArVOn style for
I the business man.
The Campus style for
the young man.
The Campus, Jr., style
for the younger young
E man.
Brown, tan, olive, blue
smoke and blacks.
$500 to $1,000
Buy today and select
from our wide range of
s ali the newest shades.
i n =
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THE WEATHER.

West Virginia-Fair and cooler
tonight; sunday fair.