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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
NuSIann.

Rulliibe Sruppeu. Die tiirslib aui
perliihes @ebiet uberain9en, um turol=
ihe Briaanten gu beiiraieu, welde ole
ruiiibe 8arnlion in Gem 8renSpolten
YeIetuuat am l3. 2lprll iiberfauen bat=
ten, lino rllt einer Gnergle borgeaau=
gen. Die niht perfeblen miro. Den turbl=
lhen Ndubern slnen beillalnem Shreten
ein5uinsen. Ser Gampf, DER lih iens
lelts Der @reuSe entlpann, nabm Die
proportiunen elmer tlelnen SAlaht au,
Die Hullsu buttsn aeaen elre QroBe
uebermaht au tdmpfen, tie Oranaell
aber unauibaliiam bot. uno fblu9ell
Die 2ulDen in Die 5sluht. Die eiuen
yerlult ton 81 damn an 2ooten uuo
so an Nsrpunoeten batten.
Nuh in &ublano biloet lid Elm
5tabltrut. Der 80 pro5ent Der 5tabl.
proouttiou in RuBlanO tontrDlliren
miro. tp,e aud Oiele &ohlens uno Glen.
berawerte. Wan 9laubt. oab oieier
1rnIt ale unabhan9igen Ssubritanten
III ben Yanterott treiben WirD.
yralilien bat Die ausemeine Webr=
pHlAt einIeIiibrt.
Non Welbourue. 2lultralien. tommi
Die Nahrlht. Dab am Dienlta9 smei
3h9e, bon oenen elmer bon Baaarat
tam. Der anoere bon Benoigo. bei Der
@eleiietreuauna in 9rapboof, ettua s
Weilen bon Melbourue eutfernt, an.
iammen}tieBen. Al perioneu ipuroe,'
aui Der 5telle 9et0otet, 90 lbtper pets
punoet. 6Hnf Waasons oes Ballarat.
3ugss muroen Oollhdnois aertriimmert.
Sir Qsnrp Campbell Yannermann.
Der Dor 3uei Woden oas Amt oils pre,
inierminiIter bon gn9lano Ue9en 3rant'
belt nieoer0ele9t bat. 1T aenern geltor'
ben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
Gine per,pidelte 0etd)thfe.

gla1 elmer Befiimn,ung Der Goniti.
tuition oes 5taates Ohio oiirfen @uunip
Sdabmeiiier unb sberiffs iunerbalb
ieAs Subren niht ldnaer ats bier Sab.
re ihr Unit betleioen. unter benz alten
geiebe bdtten mir bier i'm Nopember
1907 Nadfolaer fur Shabmeiiter Wm.
". Wa9ner uno SberiiF Marlom ers
tudhlt. ba aber nacb einem 3nlab CUR
Contribution. Der i'm Sabre 1905 an=
qenommen muroe. leBtes Sahr teine
Gountp Beamten erlpdblt tpt,rben. 10
,purDen bic Yermine Der beiben Beams
ten nm elm Sahr perldnaert uno beioe
baben bemnah nad Nblauf hires er=
ten 9ermins cine oreiidbri9e Nmts3eit
hinter iid uno f6nnen alio nab Der
8eitimmun9 Der Contribution febt tel.
nen tpeiteren Sermin annebmen. nit
anoeren Worten. iie biirfen Dor Nblauf
bon 6 Sabren, bonn Beginne ihres
Nmtstermines an. niht iiir eine Wie=
oes.pabl auftreten.
@otpobl Ma9ner ,pie Marloip fno
@anoioaten fur cine gDieoerpabi uno
oa iih beioe als tiihtiQe Yeamte be.
wdbrt baben. 10 iino lie nod altem
0ertommen 3u elmer iolhen berehti9t.
aber - Der @eneralanpalt ertldrt,.
oies lei nah Der Contribution un3uldi-
iia, oa oies ibre Nmtsaeit auf 5 Sabre
brinaen tpiiroe. mas nod Der gonititu=
tion niAt ftattbaft 1T.
Ser Sal iAeint bel Der Nbfailnna
oes Yerfaiiungs=Mmenoe ,peldes
bic 3e,t Der Wablen perdnoert, iiberies
ben tuoroen au iein. ionlt mare mobl
cine Beriiiauns 9etrpffen Doroen, NOS
burh es ben beioen Beamten erm0Nlitt
tporoen pdre, fur einen weiteren Ser=
MIN als @anbibaten auf3utreten.
Wahrineinli1 miro Der Sod Dor oas
Ober9eriHt 9ebraht. III, eine enoaiilti.
9e 20iung Der GtreitfraQe betbei3ufiib-
rem. Sn Der ndmliden 2oae tpie bier
beiinoen ii9 natiirlih aud s1abmei.
her uno 9beriffs in uielen anosren
Counties.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
Ser Streif bet9ele9t.

Die 2ohlsnordber in Shio uno Wsh.
pennlpluauien liuo itil Diontaa pisoer
an Der Mrbeit. Gin suirisosnliellsnoss
Nbtommsu fam 5nrhsn yerylsutsn
uno @rubenbeiiBern onrh ole Bsmitb=
unoen oes Sfalenfomites su Stanoe.
Beibs Varteien linb su',ieoen uuo Die
@onusntiOn uerta9te l,h IN ,hOnrer
QatmDnle.
lin Wontag muroe Ole grbelt pieoer
aufasnpmmen uuo Der lruaete Gobn
pon 80 @ents pro 3onns 'u,ro belbe
balten. Die VereinDcruuu patp< ,iir
slue, Sabre setroftsn. Dir ndd,fe ,'ui=
ihsnltaatiibe Ronuenlun ioll ia: Je:
bruar 1910 in Solsou raitn a,n.
3rpB Der Seileluuu oss aatl,nitreits
lino Die Nnslihtsu tiir ole W'urnarbet'
ter fiir Die nad,ite 3sit nihts rueniaer
als aunti9. 5n Der 0orausliht zines
Streltes batten bic YsrapsrtbsliBer rie:
li0e Yorrltbs nnyehdnIt; es heIBt. oaB
ieBt bret Wlillipnen 3ouneu 2ohlen auf=
9slpeibert lino uno bls oieie auf9e=
brauht lino. ueroen Die Dtinen nur
tbeilWeile in Yetrisb Qeiebt uno Elm
1beil Der Mrbeiter unpeidlGitiut blsiben.
mdhreno anoere nur aeitluelie Nrbeit
baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
Sdiont . iaate:

IS alh' nihts 9tsuss untsr Der
Sonne. iSos msnihlhe Spltem III
b'inuhe aans oae'etbt brute. ,uie Dor
iiber elnpm Sahrb'lnosrt. Al "eltber
3it 5Sur IL Nlpsntrdnter 3herIt ais Elm
Spitemalfbduer mo 8siunobeii=Q QHtes
oerherlt'llsr bsrpprtnQenoe . atbtunQ
fano. Ss't lsner 3'lt bat sr olefss
aroBat:ur '8ert Der DsiIana bon Mdu.
neru nuo Nrauen usrrlhtet. Rein 5alI
mar 10 idllmm. teiu Faa 10 ernlt. no
'9llpentsduter niht aut uetbau bitte.
Wenn Sie frant lino. oosr ihre Gies
iunobsit niht 10 gut 1T. als lis isin
t0nnte. ODER 10 out. ME lie iein iollte,
oann weroen Sic feinen Sshler MAIDEN,
meun Sic Su oieiem alieu G.duter.
heilmittel oreifen. @r lit teine Wpo-
tbeter= Dieoisin. ionoern miro oem pu.
blitum oirett ourh ipe3iell onaefeGte
Nuenten uerobfolat Dian ihreibe an
Die alleiniuen giaenthiimer. Sr. p,tex
isabrnsu & SIMS &c.. ll2-1l8 so.
6opue Noe., @biea9o. 81.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

bic Diebe Dor fih. Wie Ooercer er.
tldrt. leate ". 8. Ssrant cine Rugel-
bithie on uno feuerte bier ehuiie auf
ben polisiiten 0ein3 ab. Dieier so9
bann ieinen &eDoluer. idoB auf ben
iungen wsann uno Uermunoete ihn i0ot=
lid. pOliSih Gaiep rief Sohn uno
albert Grant 3u. ibre 0dnoe In bic
D0be au baltpn. unb gilbert Jrant be-
hauptet. er nno fein Bruoer isien oieler
Auiforoernng nah9efommen, uno Der
polisiit babe teinen @runo aebabt, auf
Sobn 6ronf 81 ibieben. Da9eaen err
tldrt Der poll3iii. Sobn 6rant lei Der
Aufforberung niht nah9etommen. ions
bern babe einen Neuoluer se3osen uno
auf ibn an9ele9t.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
Clearwater, Soabo.

Meatber Neobahter !!
ga mir regnerlides. Mpriilretier hns
ben. 10 finbe leb aeliiueilo 3elt. ur1
Dir siniae 3eilen au ifreiber.
Das Sabr 1907 mar bier fiir ben
6armer tein ihlrhtes Jahr. aliit
Nusnahms uon Graut ullD Vohflen ll1
lilo 3iemlib alss aernthetI. heioHcers
Obf uno Gartpfeln. ueld9e l,'ir in
ueberftile srutefen. 9Iufb battsn inir
3ie:alId, aates Grnkmeiier. ssiir od8
bsu murine ein anter Nrsis beaohit,
sll big 10 auf ben, Ylab, ooh III ae.
gen ous 5thbiabr Der Yrsis aeIaiIel.
DaIer 1T iheurer ais TIL Derbii. ST 40
fiir Ito Dfuno Nber .ote Gies lin0
billy. obI1on iehr piste nah ben agi.
nen gebrnbt ,psroen. oas DnBeno tofftt
nnr II @ents !; Die 2eute babell 3u
piele 0iihner.
Wou bier aehen 3tpei Dieripdnniae
Guticben pom Babnboi lad ben Wt.
nen, bic cine Qehi noda Buffalo. oas ii1
Die WIne. ,uelhe Dor 3 aahren fir
$500. 600 pertnutf morbsn III. uno Die
auoere uaih glt 3itp gDenn bier in
@learluater oas Deu SO oosr II toffei.
10 tnfet es orobsn bi Den Wlinsn 500
big $62. 2ebien Sca,n,sr talfie eile
8eistllhaft bon San Ssransisto ,eine
Diine I'M Sit @llp Siltrlti fir $780,
600 uno es baben i,Btrn Spmn,er 20
Mlann nit entiprehsnoeni @eIpann
lanae an einem 6aurrupa s,i Der Brine
Qearbeitst. IS lueroen ieoen'aas not1
Sabre toeraeben. bis ole Diinui atle
aus1ebeutet ~lino. yBlr hnhe,l e,nen
miloen gHiutsr Qebabt Wls Gnhe 50.
nuar baiten mir 10 men,a Sdhnes nno
Rs0en. haR mir a,pei id,If.aoe Yruns
,lsn taum qeuua Nailsr lleie,ien .ll11
atuei Y'stee II trduten- Dnt, bot e8
i'm Ssebruar unh Wnr, nidt au @nnee
,inb Reaen aeiehlt.
Sic Glstt,o 5etnit hiel: aud bel un3
ibren @lnsua. Sm Iebtsn Derbif II
pom YuhnhpI nod, ben Iilnen cine Be.
lephou Ginie errihtst mornfn YsBtsHss
CONNER purosu nod s,ust Dampltsfefs
.nno uple Wmenassdibihaitsn nsblts4
0ausaerathihaftsn und, nsn Minen
Eherauf peIhoftt. Die Von fdb {
.naanhmnl ieer, iltanfn,ol III fie lib, =
.fiitlf. dih Dameil uun Tdmhen lisGt-l
man nnh oeu lRinen nttahren nt. q
leihr liuo rs duh nrrsn. ole mi,fdbrsn
.um lid bort nn oenl 5an um bus aots
oene Gulb al hetheiliusil
Wtit grub an ole nleine often
isrfnnoe
eSobn Hjifsnuhf Z
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
1aS at0ite IerbrsMett,

ben i1limmiten Wetrng an ber Meninbeit beaeben
iene 9etpiiienlolen Auodiaiber tpel9e aus ber Mn9
BON 6em pbem beS Epbes bernbrter Rronfer Rnpitol
reiern inbem Re nnter aleisneriihen DerjpreGnneen
elmer unmbglien 1eilfraft MtEturtu rerfAufen. he
beten sfals nit been fbnuen. metitenS ober ben 10
ftbon 9ei4mddbten Rbrpsr nod mebr rntintrem menn
nDpfen uno Nerfppfnn9 nebft anberen NerbauunQS.
fbrnnetn barau 9emabnen, bob tn Gnrem prsaMis.
mus eHe Stbrnn0 ein9etreten IT. meldbe BET 1erMos
ldiF9un0 81 benz Gnlimmften fabren uluk. 70 leihet
ienem bobihdti9eu 9rn9 ntd2t bnS Min6ins 0sbbr.
64entt nur BEN ebrlid5en Mcrtt Btstrausn. beiiex
m04rhett Jhr ieberaeit an oem trchen 3tugntje bon
erbielteu burd bic MntpenbunS ber berabmtem Ct
DsrnarN Ryduttrpinen Nieie tptrtlt4e AtSnst tnt
bdlt nur RENE, btiIlrdft9e pf1naeni6fe uMb br0ut
Ne1taIb tetue 8HderhAlle, uHier metdber f i&&bltd
Gtits Serbtr0sn bic nur zine pcrtbeyoetembe 2iMbe
tut0 niet0lS ober cine 4elluu0 herbei3nfkbreu rer
Mbotm, tpie boS bic oltteiu6hrten ct 8truarA &rou
trptnen tanu. 3 Gemtk Nas apotpefea
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
1eiratbSb eiuini9Mngen.

Sohn M. 5boffer. Stem Gomerstopn-
Diauo Wtap Sbap. uhrihspile.
0arrp @lpos ReiQar gDa SuIan
0alpf, beioe bon goliuor.
0reo. german. New philaoelpbia -
@bna 3. Softer, Sugarereef.
Clarence 0eniel - 6lorence @lliabetb
Gueas, beioe upn 9fen philadelphia.
Monrpe 9lnoreas, Canal Noper- Gffie
Hebeeca Birler, New philadelphia.
Mrtbur pate Mliee Brintman. beioe
BON Nlineral Gitp.
Sohn 8. @or. Barnhiu - @briflina
Depore. Ne,u philadelphia.
Sos. q. Nufiel - @uelin W. Burns.
beioe bon ubridsuille.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

Sn ben Branoruinen bon Gbeliea
liinn treitere yeiden 9efunoen .poroen.
Iio oaB Die 3ahl Der 9ooten in 6ul9e
fbes Branoes. einitlieblid Der slpei
Dpfer. bic i'm boipital 9eforben limo.
Fh ieBt auf oreiaehn felt.
3mei fleine 56Aier BON Milliam M.
Waiis. Der 3mei Meilen n0roli1 bon
Worthinaton. .fno.. mobnhaft. iino
am 6reltaa in Der 6heune ibres ga.
ters, Die lie beim epielen ar9sfsdt
baiten. lebenol9 perbrannt. Die Mdos
den naren iieben upo orei Sabre alt.
ssm Neipton Bono, bel 2aprente=
bury. Snb.. iino aln ssreitaa @rouer
.nno Sohn Spnraeon. IL beiw. 10
lSabre alt. auf oem Ws9e nah Der
g1nle ertrunten. Sie batten iid) ein
Blob aebaut. oas III 3ebn GuB tiefenl
Waner umihlua.
3iuei Mdnner betraten anl ireitag
nornittaa UNI balb aebn lbr Die
staatsbont BON gbantauqua. Is Wei=
Cen iusfilidb pnn Guffeppiue. &as.. ae=
lsge,l. atpanaen ben aaiiirer 8. Is. Wat.
isrbenie iinb Del. gaslep. einen @s=
ibdiismnl,n, in bas Bem0lbe au treten.
psNsn 9hiir lie 3uf6luaen. uno ent-
talnei mit nnaefdbr $50. 900 in Baar
iibsx Die @reu3e Don Dtlaloma in Die
Oilpe 8erae.
Sn Woooburp. %. s.. bat fd Der
aresbpierianar prsbiler 8eDr9e D.
1onion eritpiien Bor et,ua elmer
aEohe ipuroe ole @erlobuna oes paitors
mil elmer ,pohlbabsnoen WittmeNalneus
Gannie Genuoribp betannt 9emahi.
ieitper fellte IS lltt aber beraus. oab
oer Geelenbirt nod psribieoenen uuoe=
rem 1rauen3immern Die Gbe uerlpro=
den.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
Maentett nerIan0t.

M0enten 0erI0n0t. gum Bers
taui BON stift 3sihnun9en in Der
@r6Be bon Is bel 20 3oa fur 40 gts.
M1bmen 10 Gents unn ,aufwdrts.
Blattbiloer Ii per Stuf. Gin M9ent
moht 400 pro3ent profit ober $50 bic
Wotbe. Rataloae unb probebldtter
fri. Ssront %. DiQianis @ompanp.
1908 % xavlor ST.. Chicago. 50. AZ
Sn Gronfrei4 baben he einen Sic.
ftranten. uel&er Der Mrmee idle9tes
.6lfii0 9eliefert bate. ins 3u6tbous
.Qefedt. Dier baben lie eineln no1trdg,
LID tinen Genatorenmantel 9ei&enlt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23
q. & q.
i. Dreile am Genntao.

Hinioe preiie am @ennta9.
Gloriba. California. Oregon unb
aiioere puntte fur 9ouriiten unb iiber
berl4isbtns Qinien ,usnn 9emdniGi.
1ili0e preile. fur bic Dinfabrt. no9
Galtfornien. benz Nefen unO Ncromes
ftn.
Man eriunoi9e H& Bel ben aoentsn
iiber Die prtiie unO 6abrpldise.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

S6ra: 0ait Du geb0rt, baB fih una
iere 8eiebgebun9 am IL. Mai perta9tQ
Subi: ssa. es III bies cine grleihte-
runa fiir ben 9an3en 5taat. benn cine
idlimmere Banos tpie oieis bat nod ME
in Columbus aehaust. Sd tpdre baflr,
oab man Die 2erle in Mnertennung
ihrer geroienfe lebensldnalib in elmer
6taatsanfalt in Columbus fiben liete
- aber ni6t i'm StaatSbaus.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

" Bon ben runb Is. 600 MitQlieosrn
Der Rentudper S6ulbeb6rDen lino etrua
5000 oes Qelens uno Shreibens uns
iunoig. Der Col. Waiterion in Houis-
bile r1a3t bisie tief beid6menoe Mii.
theilunQ. bic freili6 Diele Dcr9dnoe In
Biau9rasRaate ertldrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-04-23

Sn Dilabanta btrfen ieine Sci
|tun0en nlebr btrfauft uerosl. ii oellen
MnRiaen bon Wiriben. Nruutrn u.
aertfentliibt merotit. " u
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9reimal mah einanoer

berludt YeerleB Wehl un0 es}hr tperbet
gub ilber3eugen. bob oeKen Qualitdt
oeraoe ridtia 1T. um @uren 8eidmad
au befrieoiaen. m6at Sbr aud, nod 10
fritiih beranlaat iein. Eafelbe 1T
BON. beifen Winterwei3en beraeiteat uno
t,ah elmer Methooe aemablen. Die alle
Quten Yeltanotbeile bes @etreioes ben,
Mebl erbalt. sSbr finoet tein anoeres
Nebl. lpeltbes in oleider Weiie oieiem
ftir @ebdf aQer Nrt aleih tommt. ohne
Hldlitht auf Den preis. ben sSbr oafiir
beaablt.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
OF Mr..
WOODBRIDGE
PROMINENT CITIZEN OF Ora.
HAM A VICTIM OF TUBERCU-
IOSlS.

Presley n Woodbridge. welt
known aud highly respected citizen
of Graham, virginia, died yester-
day morning OF tuberculosis OF the
bowels, aged about So years. Ha
was a native OF Appomattox coun-
ty, Virginia, whore he married Miss
NJ. E. O'Connor, TO whom six chill
dren were born. Mrs Woodbridge
Is sister TO Capt w. II. o'Connor.
OF this city. the well known passen-
ger conductor. Mr.. woodbridge
camc to this section some twenty
years ago and engaged I'm construc-
tion work on the Uinch Valley d.
vision of the n. n w. Afterwards
he was assistant agent at Graham.
until failing health caused him to
give up all labor last February. Al
though he consulted eminent physi-
oians. nothing could be done to
stay tho ravages OF his disease. His
wife and four children survive him.
The funeral will take place at
AppomattoX. Va. where the re-
mains were taken. accompanied by
his relatives and his warm friend.
j. B. Sanders, with whom no was
for long time associated.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
BEAUTIFUL WEDDING
MARRIAGE OF MIR. BENSON
PHELPS AND MISS HELEN H.
NAlE.

a beautiful marriage was very
quietly so,omnized yesterday at
high noon at the residence OF Mrs.
Johnson on Eighth avenue. when
Mr. Benson Miller Phelps led to
the altar Miss Helen Evelyn Nan.
The ceremony was performed by
Rcy. Mr. Nan, brother OF the bride
Miss Fannie Johnson and Miss
Kate ST. Clair beautifully attired
in white with picture hats. were
the bridesmaids Miss Draper was
maid of honor, wearing white null
with large white hat Mr. J. y.
Phelps was best man
The bride looked beautiful i'm Co
ponharcn blue voile. with hat and
gloves to match, and carried a
shower boquet of roses After re-
coNing CONCENTRATIONS the happy
couple were driven to the station
whore they took the train for tour
to- eastern and northern cities. fol
lowed by the good wishes of all who
have tho pleasure of their acquaint-
ancc
They will be at home to their
friends after June 1Gth at No BIG
CampbcI avenue, southwest
Roanoke Times
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
RESTS WITH
GOVERNOR
on A NEW MILL
TAliN COMPANY At BLUE
FIELD NOT ASSURED-COM-
MlTTEE OF CITIZENS AP-
POINTED TO CONFER WITH
STATE OFFICIALS.

The third meeting of young men
Interested in the organization OF a
company of West Virginia National
Guards in Bluencld was held in the
Bailey building last night. The
meeting was very enthusiastic ana
the interest in the organization of
such a company here grows daily.
committee was appointed to take
Tn" matter mp with Governor VIM
NJ. O. Dawson and have him rocog-
nizc the company as belonging to
the state national guards and To
provide for the uniforming and
equipment of the men The com
mittoo is composed of Joseph NJ
Sanders, II. l. Shott. II. b. kits. 4
H. Land, ID, G. LHly. w. =. HawIcv
and George NJ. Ford. The fate of
tn" company. at least for the tImc
b"iHg, TO wrcsts with this commit
tee and as all Of these gentlemen
are heartily In favor OF the move
ment II is believed that they VIII do
everything within their power to
bring such influence upon the gov
crnor that ne will provide FOR the
maintenance and equipment OF the
company
None of the non-commissloncd
officers have been selected. but
Rev. u. r. Moss, was chosen chan
lain last night The commits
sloncd officers viii not be chosen
until after the company has been
fully organized and equipped. The
sergoants and corporals will be sc-
lectcd from those I'm the ranks who
have previously been I'm military
organizations and who are familiar
"ih military tacu,s and the I.l
regulations
The next meeting win be held In
the office of Or French w. Smith
ON next Wednesday night In the
,lcanNmo those VIVA wish to ioi"
tho company can cnr at the office
of Dr Smith, who is captain OF the
company, and enroll
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
ATTENDED REU MON.

Alfred Il. Brown, who was n us-
tlce of the peace at Tazeweu for a
number of years, but who removed
TO Graham several years since. Wis
tied the old home yesterday and al.
tended the Confederate memorial
exercises An address was made by
Hon L. Lee Trlnkle of Wyheviue.
and about $50 survivors of the
Ta2ewoll companies participated I'm
the ceremonies and the excellent
dinner that had been prepared for
them The ranks are rapidly thin
ming and 1t was doubtless the last
reunion for number of them.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
MARRIED At
GRACE PARSONAGE.

At the Grace church parsonage
last evening Miss Dora DarnolI and
Mr. Lewis Hogan were united Zoo
marriage by Rev Thomas prIddy
Mendclssohus woddIun march Has
beautifully rendered bg Miss Maud
Priddy ON the piano Wr Hogan is
junior partner I'm the firm of d. B.
Mastin & Co. and i doing gfro
business. The bride has been
resident OF the city for % number of
years and makes hor homo with
her sister Mrs. y Vs. stone She
is q pretty and popular young lady,
After Che ceremony .h.r Inn for
VISIT 20 Roanoke. Norfolk and o'h-
or cities
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

+. Campban
Music--Chorus-Glee Club,
Class SONG
Awarding Diplomas.
Chorus Vogels Waltz.
Pianist Miss s. +. Cooley
Excused
Several pieces were encored The
chorus. Il Can't 10 the sum" was
heartily apgaut$h. $50 The r,n-
diuOn OF Dunbois Negro Love
Song"
Babes in Toyland was an intor-
esting feature and very comica'
The three girls OF the graduatuE
Vlass were beautifully gowned I'm
white Persian lawp
There were eight members OF
the graduating clss-nvc young
men and three young ladies.
II was expected that one Of the
members OF the board OF regents
would be present TO award the
diplomas. but owing 10 unavoidable
causes was not able To- attend.
Therefore the duty fell to Prof
Sims, the principal who delivered
short, but timely address to the
eight graduates on presenting tho
diplomas.
Thus closed one OF the most
cventful years in the history of the
institute
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

they are expected TO appear in uni
form
H. II any organizations have
arranscl for band music this will
Immediately preccie such orgauiza-
tion unless the marshal direct 9TH
erwiso.
-. The marshal will instruct
each set of organizations when to
join the parade and an other bodies
forming with the set Will follow
those Who preced, thom into line
OF march.
13. The police will bc instruct
ed as to the line of march and win
conduct the same.
IA when the head of tho column
reaches The arch e will halt ANA
the whole line will halt axl form is
two lines on either side of rhe
street After the grand lode hls
passed the procession viii counter
march under the direction of the
marshal and take position as or
deroi az tho time
10. After the ceremonies are
concluded all ORGANIZATIONS win
leave the grounds without breaking
formation and march 20 some dis
tance retaining their formation.
School children viii bo dismissed
under the supervision of the school
authorities This is 10 prevent con-
fusion ON the grounds
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04

O'Clock practically means 15S at
ringside, Both men have bril-
liant record for the short time they
nave been before the public as stars
most of their battles having result
ed in knockouts. Ketohen Is cred
tied with being the cleverer OF the
TWO, hut Papko is a tough PROPOSE
tom for any one and will be able TO
give n good account OF himself.
noth have the punch and it will be
a case OF who will land first.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
SALARIES OF THE WEST
VIRGINIA POSTMASTERS

a the adjustment or salaries ~
I6'tmastors I'm West Virginia nlmo-
teen increases ranging from 500 to
5000 have been made. Decreases
ruMlCr four
The following IL partial list:
Rlucneld, $2,S00 to $4,000:
Bramwell $1,000 to S1.4OO: Gary.
$l,fO0 to $1,000; Hinton. $4,000 to
$2,3O0; Huntington. $500 to a.
200; Keystone, $1,000 to 11.4OO:
Kimball, $1,000 TO si.1OO: Prince
ton 1900 to f1yJ0o; welch, al
700 to $500.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-06-04
PRIMARY
IN GEORGIA
HOT CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERNOR
AND HOT WEATHER FOR PRI-
MARY.

Atlanta. Ca. June 4.-The de-
Gliding day OF the most intense
subernatorial campaign Georgia
has seen in many years opened up
cloudy with rain threatening i'm At
lanta, but over the state the wealth
er was generally hot and clear.
Congressional contests are also TO
be settled in the primary today.