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New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
AT VACATION SCHOOL FOUND CHILDREN WE'LL
Proud Boys and Girls Hold Erhibi-
tion of Good Work.

A heehive Is nothing to Vacation School III. at
Market and Monroe streets Nine hundred chill
dren saving and hammering, stirring. stitching,
crocheting drawing-naking everything almost.
from cake to pictures from baby caps to Suitcases
And they like IT. Miss Rebecca Palmand. the pr1n-
cipaI says that many of them are on hand at S-So
in the morning waiting for the doors to be opened
and when school hours over they don't want
10 go.
Yesterday was exhibition day In the large as
sembly room of the school was collection of the
work done by the boys in the advanced carpentry
class There were bookracks. knife boxes tabourets,
stools-aU manner of useful things. One italian
hoy of fourteen had made suitcase of wood, COW
cred 1t with stout woven cane in the chair Gaming
class and fitted 1t with leather handles. 1t was
suitcase you might go around the world with
THE boys have been doing some work for the
Board of Education said Harry Jacobson. bench
work teacher They have made plant labels and
garden stakes for the school farms. and they've
lust finished a lot of hammock supports for one Of
the Fairgrounds
In the Venetian iron class. of which Maurice
Wfeselthier is teacher. boys were making lamp
stands lanterns picture frames. etc. with only
their fingers and pair of pliers for tools
The girls have the lions share Of teachers.
There are twenty-one teachers and only four classes
for hoys-eIementary wood, bench work. Venetian
iron and basketry. The girls have knitting en-
broidery basketry. dressmaking. millinery. cook
ing and few other things The girls in the dress
making class were immensely proud of their work.
which hung up all around the room
I'VE make everything from sombreros to Merry
Widow hats" said Mrs. Efie Harcourt. millinery
teacher One small girl proudly exhibited a gor-
eeous hat of which she had made frame and all.
Her seatmate. little thing with clustering curls.
1ras 1ooktne 1nournful because her best effort had
been stolen.
.But that's compliment. said another girl
sagelv. IF it wasn't pretty hat they wouldn't
want 70 steal it
More than one hundred and fifty children are in
the kindergarten, and 1t takes Miss Ethel Headly
and three other teachers to look after them Then
there Is a class for little mothers and their small
charges-the ones whose charges won De sepa-
ra+ad from them without more yelling than is com
patble with school
Every child in the school has turn at the art
study and nature study classes
Perhaps the cooking and Housekeeping class was
the busiest place in the school yesterday. For
manv of the mothers had come visiting and OF
course. all had to be served with lemonade and
cake
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
GILLESPIE BID IN COURT.
Justice Pound Reserves Decision on
Injunction Motion.

Decision reserved by Justice Pound. IN the
Supreme Court. yesterday, the application OF
Willis Holly, taxpayer, TO continue the tenn
porary injunction granted restraining John H.
O'Brien. Commissioner of Water Supply, Gas and
Electricity; Mayor Mcclellan. Controller Metz ana
the City of New York from signing sanction1ng
the bid of the T. A Gillespie Company for slslS'-
Se0 for the laying Of the water pipes from Amlty-
vile. Long Island to Valley Stream. where a sew
enty-two inch water main is to be laid
Holly alleges that the specifications sent to pros
pective bidders were intended to favor what Is
known as the ''lock bar style of piping winch
was that for which the Gillespie company ten
dered and which description of joint was manu-
factured by the East New Jersey Pipe Company
only.
Assistant CORPORATION Counsel Sterling opposed
the motion. and said that the lock bar system ol
pipes had been long in in England and that
the patent had long since expired The Ia" mao
been duly complied with in the manner In Whlc-l
the tenders of bids was asked, and the pialntlh
had no ground on which to maintain an mJunctoh'
Justice Pound took the papers and reserved de-
ciSio
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
NORTHFIELD BASEBALL.
Methodists Defeat Baptists-s5,0 ,0Oo
Collection Taken.
IRv Telecraph 70 The tribune I


East Northheld. Mass. Aug 12.-Interdenonens
tionaI baseball began this afternoon az the Nortn-
field Conference The Baptists. who were 'ns
champions last year. met the Methodists. VINO Oes
them decisiveIy 5 to Q. The ministers who piaS
on the teams showed that they were almost as so0N
ball players as they were preachers The FreSos
terians expect to challenge the Methodlsts iOf -
Conference championship.
At the praise service this morning W X Mo0N'
and c. NJ. Alexander raised a collection for the -, -
penses of the Conference. which Will proOHs4
amount to 5000 SONS Of this will be deNO's
toward the Northfield Seminary whose caAhp-
the Conference is held. Mr.. Moody said tha' - -
one thousand students would be turned away ~ -
the Moody schools this fall because OF lack q -
He hopes to get money enough to accomnoo8l -
thousand students each institution -
Dr. Hugh Black. Of Union Seminary aff'V -.
time 10 address the afternoon meeting - a.
evening service the Rev. w b Macleod, oi - -
burgh. was the speaker There are now nve - -
ent denominations and three countries repies
on the Northfeld platform -,
At the praise service picture was taken . =
children's choir. which included nearly ever -.
and girl in town Two little sisters sang II -,
Old Time Way" until many in the audience a
in tears AT the prayers at Camp NortnneD, ,,,.
F. Trotter. head of the CIR md Rapids Rescu9 Re,s =,
sion. spoke 20 the men only and Il was -,,.s
keep the women away. they do not wah' - - r,r
any meetings. The 0Uhsr speakers to-day ,..,
W. /. WatknSOn of London; Dr. A l. .r.
who proved that Job actual chara.
W. s Jacoby and the Rev j. stuart hoiuV
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
TO KEEP UP DOG FIGHT.
DR.. Darlington Says O5oners Can
Easily Regard Lac and SaUe Pets.

Dogs will continue to be killed by the Health
Department patrolmen whenever found without
muzzle or leash. II reported yesterday that
DR.. Bensel had said that some agreement to let
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails take OF stray dogs would be made at the
meeting of the Board of Health. that Colonel Wag-
staff the president OF the society. and those having
a grievance regarding the killing ordinance would
be heard This was denied by DR.. Darlington be-
fore and after the meeting There is disposi-
ton on the part OF the Board of Health to any
agreement. DR. Darlington said yesterday:
I'VE will continue without cessation. to kill
dogs without leash or muzzle until the people of
the city obey the law. When the law is obeyed the
killing will stop and not before 1t must be borne
In mind that dogs belonging to law breakers only
have been killed. II Is easy matter for man
or woman who loves his or her dog to get leash
or a muzzie. Either will be within the require
ments of the law
The general manager of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty TO Animals Mr.. Horton, said
yesterday that the society would prosecute the pa
trolman who had shot Fendt's dog to the full
tent Of the law. The case will come UP to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
GIVES HOPE TO JUNK DEALERS
Magistrate Decides That Bingham Had No
Right to Order Bells Off Their Horses.

Magistrate Steinert, in the Harlem police court
decided yesterday that there ordinance pro-
hibiting junk dealers from using bells and dis
missed the complaint against Philip Lynch, of No
n East 18th street arrested because he had bells
his horse
a B. Cole u lawyer of No. e3 Wall street,
planned that men in Dynch's business had organ
lied the Junk Dealers Association and had hired
him TO defend the members He said Commission
er Bingham's order could not be used law.
There Is no such law There is no ordinance.
in fact nothing prohibiting these using BELLS
except an order from Commissioner Bingham
which is not law" said the magistrate THE Com
n1issioner's order is based on no legal authority
and therefore dismiss the complaint"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
SAYS UNION MEN ATTACKED HIM

While on his way to the Office OF tne r..ss
vania Steel Company. at sssh street and 'ne Nv
River 10 applv for a lob as ironworker on tne Nv
BlackweIl's Island Bridge. julius Stefedoi -. .
No 225 West f2sd street. was met yesterday s~
shower OF stones hurled at him. he deelai 4,
a gang of union men on strike. He was 'a .s,
the Presbyterian Hospital by DIT Foone. "a
patched up numerous contusions a. - ~"
sody. No arrszts were made
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13

firm was formerly managers for q large terrltof9
Of the Royaf Fire Insurance Company, OF Liver
pooI His experience has been largely in fire IN
surance He was president of the Star Fire
Insurance Company, which after many olilcutieS
reinsured last October in the Southern OF Ne"
orleans Mr. I.angham married wealthy so
ciety woman. He viii probably make his home In
New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-13
NEW YORKER KILLED AT ELMIRA.

Flrnira. n. Y, Aug 12-Edward Kaiser, of New
York CITY was killed and James J. Johnson of
Wilkes Barre Penn. probably fatally injured
to-day when a scaffold on which they work
ing gave way and sent them to the pavement.
They were employed painters by Armour &
Co, and painting the company's three story
building here.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
HORRIBLE MURDER
OF A womaa Committed in Pike
!. County by Isssc Wallace.

Pikeville. Ky--MrS Levi Sykes
Of EIkh0rn City. ras fatally wound
Cd Saturday night b. Isaac Wallace.
son q Thomas Wallace. The young
nan called Al tlse sykes home and
called for Mr2 Sykes son. whom he
wished 70 get 0uf q bed 70 aooomDa-
~ him she tod him that she did
not uant her son out AZ that time
q the night. whereupon the fiend
turned and fired upon her. the buI-
lef taking effeeE near the navel She
fingered in terrible agony until Mon
iay afternoon. uhen she passed away
The fatal effect cf the bullet making
tbs one of The foaiest and most helm
ous crimes ever committed in this
s.ruon-
she vas attended By Dr. BoOthe
cs EIkhorn city. 1ho called Dr. Z
A Thonpson. of PikevElle.in consul
tation. but the bullet had razssd
downward and eut a large artery and
th- wound u1s necessarily fatal
waIl.re Is the san,e nan who kill
ed Drew Wright On Grassy = ysar
agO
The murderer fed TO the noun
tasns q Virginia and Is being hot
Il pars1ed bv Pike county officers
ana irisnas Of the murdered woman
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
TRAVELLING LIBRARY
proposed for Trial in the Big
Sandy Valley by Congress
man Langley.

The establishing Of an irinerznf
library fer the Big Sandy section is
being asitated By Mr.. Langley. OF
Kentucky Il IS 10 be modelled
after the South Lothian library
which has existed ID Scotland or
almost one hundred years
II is the intention to establish in
some central psint Of the section =
main office. From this Office. books
viii be sent 70 branch sections
which win be established al every
poztOffice where i've OF more resi-
dents request H.
In place Of the number Of books
=; a sab-station being gradually in
ereased. the numbers Of volumes
ccnstItuting the branch library win
a. certain intervals. be transferred
n another sab-siation and th0ss
from some other brought in
Congressman LangieE has inter
eted Andrew Carnegie in the pro
jet and the father Of Libraries IS Al
present making an examination a
the plan proposed By Mr Langley
II is extremely probable from ths
tenor Of the setters received iron
Nr- Czrnegie. Who is deeply inter
essed in the project. vii make Al
experiment ard should Il prove ID
Be fsasibleasssz. IN locating through
Out the country. a number of Ties
Hirzr@ ne initial experiment
win. in a short tine. Be made il
The district Represented in Congress
b. Mr. Langley
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
ANTIQUATED CARS
In Use On Big Sandy Branch Of
C.6O. Railway.

The passenger ezrs discovered b
Columbus are sin in daily uss On
the Big Sandy Division Of the C. 4
o Railway.
The traffic Uz this division Is suf-
ncent At the maximum legal rate a
three cents Per mile to enable thess
cars to earn a larger dividend o.
Tie investment than any other car.
on the entire system. But uhfls
this Is true. We believe the comranT
Is sacrificing larger possibilities fron
these relics Of the early aga
A very large percentage Of the pso-
pie Of this World. especially IL
Eealthy class. has a mania for TeIicu.
for antiquities. and for curi0us thlngz.
They vin pay fancy prices for 90
experienoe- They ride cameIs a IL
ezpositions Al an astounding and e.
traVagant rate Of mileage They rIn
80 70 the country a1d climb fni1
tie mozt antiqusted OF cart they c.n
ind and pay several times tie Eortl
o. the rids Just for the sensati0n ana
novelty Of The uncomlort,ble ezpsr-
Ience 1ust for fun they Wfn oflel
ride ruuga-going hnrses oTzr roaf1
that could Be Travelled in cnnfort
[ By the use or modern rehicles m
penchani q humanity Ieads - =
suggest 10 the C & O. that II theE
uin use these cars in their trains
running between the nstrorolilan
cities q NeE York and Washingfon.
charging extra for The novelty a
riding in them. the patronaEe uil
b heavy and the returns even more
satisfactory than here On TIE Biz
|sandy- he novelty has won 81
here and would iuzt as leave riie N
modern coaches a. he sane pricea
We feel sure that 10 c Z O hiE1
nfIcial a the present regime hn1
.eF= seen the inside a one a IL.
euriositiess else TIE opportunity fr
this suggestion uuald not have ~
m.insd opsa for - 70 tn pres.nl
tine
A fsE years as0 Il might haVs
bsen sid th.t ne di1l't knou O. -
serve anything better On BIG S.nlT.
hut thinE have chanEsd Wien ~
|cross over TIE river and take = n.
af tw0 cents = nile q the No-1on
and Westerns modem trains. aionE
TIE opposite zide a Big san1y. IL
contrast beo1nes painfully slrIkInE
Slnce the slunp in buinsss cana
TIE c and O has Many idle r1zsenE1r
ears q Infinitely helter Qulllx thnn
those in Ne here Yst ve are f1rccl
u ride IN TIE zne old callIe c1rs
Ia. he1e.oEose- We are sltltlsd -
better serTice
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
> LOUISA La wRENcE COUNTY. KENTUCKY, MARCH y. 1905


The following HEN has oeea going
he rounds q the press during the
past fer dayk Col Warren Is ~
Us EnEinser in charge Of the district
= ~hish The Big Sandy riser Is IN
el.6sd.
Go out on one of those dams when
+. nood IS booming doun from the
moantainss Not for a million dol
h.rs.- SPOKE Col J. C. Warren. United
stAtss Engineer. IN discussing dams
ard rivers IN mountsinous regions.
-One mus 80 q flood in a noun
tain stream 10 appreciste vhat Il is
O. build dams which uili Withstand II.
rss1laed Col Warren. -ciOnd bursts
are not infrsquent oEer TIE Big sandy
1Id. zken one takes pi1oe. The water
cnnes tearing d0rn Tns FORK and Ie-
- fork into the Big sandy Al a ter
siffic speed Unless the dan Is made
rlady 10 receive The rnsh q waters.
Il Is very likely that Il yin b srep,
auzv.Ths nsn IN eharss q them take
graye risks 70 make then rsady- Thes
rua night on On The dan and rork
- as II there was not the slishtes'
aaarsr
Col warrea vi1 Eooa advertise
fci las Tor she coa<,rnrtiOa q =
dan in Tug fork near sal;petsr. IN
Lrsisa fork near Chzpzaa- E.rh NJ
b. aboui - fees Ioas and yin ooss
r. the neiEkh0rhood a tuo hun
ared thOas1ad doIlarz With thess
daus Il yin he Posz.hle for stsan-
heats 70 run up The forks probably
txensy uIlss furtker than a preseaf-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
OhsiHe.

We are expecting = revival 70 be
hela a this pEace IN ths near nu1rreL
S1uIre HuEhss heaa his regular law
t1x ke7s Mo11ay-
Ms Frank TAoarsoe visited hsr
noshsr a-a sss1sr Al tbs Rl.ns So
eax-
8ris Lsrss Lsz.sr q rszoola. Is Al
tsn1inE scAool a his Plnoe
Boo Hlzaa a Jarrss vas oa o-
ereek S-.aaE-
Caezsr WsSS vizsrd lis unsis
csrrs a.a LAX. wssS S4suraax a-1
S-.1aS.
nj + B FsssSA has Sui. ssAoo,
s.a zSs ~ Is sosag 70 coz2Enoe
t.r1i1E
Arr6rnsys u n Rirse. Ns-e1sth Fsr-
ktnsS Joe Sxss-aa aza Cncae TSP Al
senass Ssri1e R1sAszr CO1rt Asrs Noa
eax-
No-roe W<AS ozE n<r 1sE-sy sAss-
IN. Is eus,g a rooa easEasSS
Tnacso-e RaznOa1 Eosss3 es~n
en- c.ssk S1n1AS
Ms Rsrsaa TAc-rsca v.s sAe E,,es-
an rasst q Ms 0;aesse R-aiuara
Sun1ay,
,,lss Iarra Nosse s7e.s S,srTaay
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
HEAVY BOND.
OTIS Riley Held Under $4,000 Bal
For Murder Of Alexander
Trent.

OTIS Rlsy. the polioenan Al WI
nanson- W Va. vho killed Alsxan-
der Treat. ase - years. las besn n
lsased fron jAil under a bod Of Ten
th0esana dollars His father and
others SEned the bod
Ths details a The shoosing IS Civ
en in TIE News hst ueek seen 70
have hs<a> practically oorrect- Il Is
a verE hai case and thsre Is uurh
fssIag against Riley He Is shOut
3 years q aee and has a vie and
srseral ehil1rsl
He elains ser dstszss ss=ss.g that
the olE eelSls14n uas slashiag a
ksn uith a knife he seasral belisi
Is tkAt RileE vas fO-csd 70 sAOOs
Trszt
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
Sl5,OOO.OO
Raised For The College.
Another Enthusiastic Meerns
iieli. and Committees Appoint
Cd 70 Siari the Work

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The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

n c11zt q APseals has reversed
ths aseissca q the Laureaes Clrr-i1
curs. rsna.rsa lass AzE-s<- IN the
80 q the NInsr S1rrlx C00TanE
nuinss N Ln1Esa Water Collazy-
- s=ner Is szssainel in is co.
rraEua tkaa \ s a Hsa h0.asr r.rhzr
tlan = co22oa Sru1iiur- a,1 i u1ll
as-sEore rscoEer rs elAln in tun =
aeni-ss y Fsr os-L vAtcA ]. uulld
h-ve rscslvez u.ssr the l1Esr cc-rts
esrissoa- rs vi af1sck IL CHR
unuoa e-ez.ors . Oalx a sal sx-
te.s. .s IL eifssrs.rs : ollE a szan
psrSsnta.e q ~ uAo,e
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

v.s.--n. c Layne a.s MA O..
F..n=-. & Bntknuna. ssre C-isslg
nsrsus q - h1asi RnnlEr. n
rnrsus,r. " "a. N.-rh lzsA h
nrrrr c-u,se i-..nsrs = - - = -
rrs ~ - Al eEAsr afEa.-s =
ns k.nl y rroa heuGle knoun
"A tas,r un-E frssu.s szrsne cua-
ru,t-,nsk-nk TRe arsas is = e-uEA-
- q smi.S Brr1rlaa = usl k.cE-
rsssn.rs e. as c11niS. u1zls ~
rsrn Is rusnlzr So = s1a =
IlnAa.s LAVA Te.F IN rssias :.
asahnl
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27


Earl Ckarnan and 81 Lints.y. q
Nsuprrt KY were visitors here fhl.
week
Mss Matte Warnock a Rich1ri-
sca. rs the gnsst a NJ Lara
Co1rtoa Azt ueek
Mrs Jokn r R1nerts. a PIX
POinf. Teas. dsllversi an ah1e So
noa At Kav1nanEh CAapl sun1.T
sssnils.
San NrSoriey has besn arpolnl-
e l0ek ten1sr q C11letlz1urE
ani uin move there this uesk H1s
rszissncs ksre uin - ooc11iei ~
|JoAa Cra,k
M. a,a Mrz T. C. Jeses ruturn-
Il SzturaAv froa Tan.1lR- Al
xAsrs NJ Jsssee rs bes1 earlegez
Ifur sr1e t2e TAey vin slE11 u
z2er kEre
Nr< Daa LzsuL q Nsu Nlrtlls-
nix. ". Va uas = viz,,Vr hsle ~
welk 81 w1s arc1Dru-scf hcue
h hEr uisce. Niss 1l,ry Fstriek
Nrs s G. Cczroa an1 e>ll,Esa
q AsAlanl. slelt Sunanx viA ~
tives hcre
Ms CeorEe WfliADscn. NrS no1
Ki.nsr a-d Nr< J. " HAS are n
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
FsFal Serves

On Sznaly Lclaa IN - fHVors1
- xssn frrn ~ Rsr- l. " R1--
N. S1Arp e IL Dlscezs q LeKi1g-
tn. = w1s-A tizs - wl1 ErsarA q
nIs n R-CAurrA a us = n o.
t.ss ocoass,a ssveral IN - co-EED-
"a M Ka,e Fseess vzn sinE RaA-
- R1reca Is uen a,a fancree,S
i,oEn I. tkis csy. ana Ms cclirE
a,xazs ailoras nnrA rasrzre. ~
Rsr rsanris NoosN Resscr - -
AsAa,a Hr.,cr1el CArreA ecco~-
rorsss Rls>oa Rusca ~ sAis VISTA
s3,a. ~>l,A wIa ine,ras FSslc-serrs.
rssrrll,a a1l Paln.sVl,A
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

JOAn R11se has noved into TIE
wnes prO5<rty IN TIE up7sr ed q
t1un. Z & RArslsy into the E-Opsrsy
r.raasa ~ M Rolses Ulyszs No
Cam into ths ParsisE p-OPersys Ms
NInt Char1,s into the W b Porter
pruprty. VA Bazizer into the
Res Ba.isser rrOQsrtx- Wig PEeece
u Wei ersek. r J. 1arrel into the
Preeoe pr0psrsx-RresS
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

W A EissaAars. q Ns=rce. n Y.
5 s1eaalns a feE dAys in or eity.
the euess q HIS sizer-ln-iau. Ms
NarE.res NeDo-all He 6enVered
vsry interesting tabs a The Preshy-
tsriaa ehzTSA Szz1ay Eorni-g ard
svsaiss-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

PrOf Eksrs s1e.i s.tura.y ald sla
ny vfih his family Al R0sna Bot
tOn. ". Va
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

IA KIRK a L0aisl u.s here for
a fsu DAYS last week The guest q
frssnak
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
PikesaIe

Dr. o. K E77s. ef ssz.= and Dr.
Harry Bond caasassT sI L.aurence
eounty. are IL E-es 5 q. .ae-r broth
er. m ckas. +. Bond Dr. Harry
ROnd ard daughter win make their
hone Nilh his brother He vas FORM
e-.y = physician OF L0uisa. Ky. but
having los. his wife By death and
having verx III health himself. he de-
cided 10 give up his profession for
some time al Ieast-PikeviIle Cnrier.
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

warer Gains vto las been attend
irg srAool Al Be-sa. cane hole We'd
nesAav-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

We learn that the elder Mr. VIM
the capifalizt and specnla-
tor. uh0 With his son Charles Win
spent much Of Iast autumn
snd this winter in Plkeville. and
vh0 invested sse.oee in the is;and
Greek cal lands dropped dad l.sk
Saturdax. rhile sl route to PIksvIlie
70 elose the deal We understand
he E1s coming here % pay the srn
Il fnlI and elose ths3eal. Which. Ne
presume. VII Be cons1nmatsd hE
sone 0ther nenber o. the sEndiea1e
Nr- W1nckester vas = pleasant gs1-
tlenan and = straightforward hus-
ines nan. and his death IS = nat-
Ter q dep fegrst t0she peolie a
PIkeville he purchase q tie Is
lind creek tr1ct uas nade thruugh
W K EIi0tt and n C. FeslE. vho
have beea auprissd q TIE dsath a
NJ wEnehssser-cOrszROn1szs -
Ashhnd Daily IndependenL
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

Rev HAraea rstnrned hone Noa-
t4y fron a b1ziness trip 70 Paints
vHIe. cstlsifsbsrE ara B1rbOarxviIiz
W. Va
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

Ms RarAsi Bryan- q AsAland
10 l. ariestlag ssAool Aers E7e.t
szszrt.s and s1laAy via hons
azkA
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

h aaranre1 Gsr1an class q the
X \ c. = no~ ,akinE = cs1rse n
S<is1sinc ceruaa 1rssarei ~ Rrof
n B. HsaguS. q Harvard UalEsrzi-
u
Fn-k C--trAer. 40 rs heea TAX
i,g tAe Sriezrific oours4 las e-os-
psa this uork aaG = devosilg al ITS
u-e - upe-Eiriag aad soOkkesp-
Rss- R1sose NurraE : taking =
c1.rse q stssy I. tn oolssA
Nis Flors,ce NEuen&sr has Eirsl
- ~ u-Aeos -urk sha h.s luosD.rd
= rrSsssoa - E,eaoErarAer ant book-
kssper fr the Bg sa,1y Prot.us
c1araax-
We u,s.rss.,a skat tAe hogs and
rris e ~ conece are 70 give =
~ soo.. s.1tls1 -TAe C.iaa D.
put- R.rtr.l.rs h,Er-
ca-1eel B-rkA 40 sttslta<
u-Aooi hsre Err several ts-Dz. h.s
s-nssss 1, - T. s arnE
n SAL poz rarizzs Is u1~ Al
nus vsl .-1 uin rrohaAlx - 49,
= rrr-rn u srAooi h = tsg e.xz
Ths Sris-slfr eanzs x tAe X n
C. n-ssAss raane Es1n<<rT Essre-eAS
n-a iunrsilsslr tock - ~ s-ulS
e sd rsoDsE-x-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
IneL

Master Holnes Kirk gave his nanr
frieads a party Ass NoadAy evening
IL hOaor q his l4sh bsrtAdAy-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

I-tcoaard BsrEy Is visiting Aons
foIks a. Blline tbs uesk
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27
cOIIege NOie<

JoAa l. cozAs ras soas-Aai has
p.ea lazs NoadaE-
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

IT +. n. stalIard. . prominent ply
sieisn. came down from HELLER and
reports q most disastrous storm a.
NorTu=bne in the early hours Of
Frid@y morning The Pike Coal and
Coke 6Ompany's coal ti7ples we're
bicua zvaE. houses unroOfsd. some
Of the smaller buildings blown down
and much damage done generally.
Last year the NorrOwbone vicinity
Suffered much from floods caused b.
eiOldbursts. etc. and il seems that il
IS fated 70 suffer much frum var
ring elements
The Big Sandy news., 1908-03-27

canlasl B1rkA No stfsntl<
urAooi hsre fur ssvs-al ,.-D<s h.s
e,nss1 n - T. s ar1E