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New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
Citations.

DAINsFORD ROSA E--Ths People oy the Stare or
h View York. BY the grace OK God trse and -
p~n1e1t 20 CreoFse y
individually and trustee under the VII OF rss
Raiusford for George D Rai1st0r1s Hosa E-AlsLo.~
Martin and Mar Ann Reynolds. Francis ser tn1l-
vfduaIIy as under the viii OF Rosa =
Rainsford FOR George D Rainsford. Ransf0rd
Martin and Mary Reynolds william p lnnes. N
dfvduaIIZ and trustee under VIII and tcsta
Rosa Rainssord Martin and Mary Ann Reyroids rosa
Faiusford Martin. Mary Reynolds. National Tenn
perance Society. Muitord Aartn Aui.ord Aa1Sln u.
George Rainscord Martin John Ralph Martin. orans
Union Missionary Society q America for aearhen
Lanis. John Collins Bliss Robert Lewis Bliss Elorees
Weir Bliss Edward r Reynolds. George E-ey1ltsls
REYNOLDS. Jessie Gilman. John Hamilton.
Fannie psrcvaI Hamilton Ruth Battsrsby. George Per-
efval Moreu. Maria MorslI Fannie LOUISA Jones'
Speir Robert W Spetr AdeIs Bliss Louis
Dean Spsir. Theo6ors Speir Conrstt. Ja1s Watson
Wests-vet Elizabeth Agnes Allan. Helen O. Alan.
American Bible Society. and 20 az persons Interested
IN the estate OF Rosa z Rarstor1 late % thu Conzty
Of New York. deceased c-e1rors lssatess next cr
kin otherwise send zTesrtng-
You and each OF you hereby cited and required
County OF New York az the SurroSa-es' CoG-r q
said county held Hall of Records. II the County
os New York On the 18Th day OF June, 1908 hals
there attend judicial settlement ths %
Procee9ings ot George D Raizssord ssthartzs Rains
Of the last VIII OF said deceased s1f
such Of hereby cfte6 under the %
80 =. Ssars are REQUIRED % appear " yolI ia
and apply for ,. appointed N th- 20
your nesleot or failure 70 Do guardian vii be
pointed BY the Surrogate represent fo- yc
n the proceeding.
IN testimony whereof hav. caused th- seal %
the Surrogates Court ot the said County %
Il 81 Hon Charles H Beckett. a surroSats %
sd sd county az shs County % c:-w York 80
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL 7 DOWDSEY.
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OFFICE PURCHASING COADfISSARY L :. ARMY
~ SO whitehall Street. New York City y. Y. May .
proposals in t-iplicae for furnishing
delivering 10000 each of the following articles
Brooms Whs: Brushes. bIaclztng, shoe Brushes hair
Brushes shaving. Brushes. Combs. Housewives:
Polish shoe black and russet, RaZJrs Soap. toilet
Cartons and 10000 Towels huCk, q such times d
NAV bs required before June 80. 1908. will -
received until Il o'clock a. May
SOS Information furnished application. Envelopes
containing bids should be marked Proposals for sub
opened May - 1905 and addressed
A L SMITH Colonel A C. G. {. s Army
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THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
= the grace % God. free and indepeuca-----o anna
Julie Friedrich Ernst za-,l1s Ernst
Heinrich Hzraar-na El-sa1eJha @ulzsr Ernsr.
E-1-I-F---s-- TE=cdar Ernst.
S-a--1an1-F.--sr. Roo a.
+~-al surety Company and al persons Interested
eess.E a. creditors q kin otherwise
send greeting each OF hereby ci-sd
STr--oys-s - t1e County OF Eors.
gates court SAID COUNTY held a. ne Hal z Ee2ris
1sOs az hafpast O'Clock in TIE forenoon o. tlat
4zv -1er attend Judicial settlement q
t,s account prccee-4ngs q A1o-pz Et-sc1 and l
Ernst. A1ni1isr-2t1rs q ne Esrars ot SAD le-
ceased; and % hereby cited. zs a..
r7rIe- C rVsEty-o-e -ears- are rsG1--s1 -
arpear your guardian. i yol Rave one. or = 80
49, none 70 appear and apply for % oe aPpoatee
O. IN the OF your neglect OF ta-1-e 70 % So :
zrarar viii . appointed the Surrogate rsps~-
y14 in ---1cee1f--
testimony whereof, caused ts sea- Or ras
l. ss4--ogass.s Court q me sad county OF Nev
" v7-Iz 10 Be he-eunto aftxeG WE-less. bon.
Chas. Il Beckett a Sl-rcsa5e . or sas
-,,,,+v AZ ire County % New York me Sca DAY q
April the year OF our L253 sne tH'l7AI 17-v 7--s
Clerk q ths sur-1Eat--s Ccg--
yTIHF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF new YORK BY
t,- grace Cod 1-ee and +nlepeii--i-' 70 Ia
r---i--- Y5J. hereby ard required pr-Scrs
% - before srr-oza-s 1f re ,.aiy q
County York t-@
5sv y June 1alfpsst 7-l1cz -c -
1e.-ee should not zwarins letters or ANNA
+~a..nn or the q oscar ksltralc deceased r.
Alexander Kauc1a1n- set forth n J5s 2e'l-.'a =
Kaufman dated Ap-tl sf1 --H- e r. sl-1
other person persons h@Ens prior rlSa .aere' -
Sur-ogztas' court or rAe sid t-s-Hty ot -
YORK hereu1tC a--xe1 Nll1ess- Hon
rs Cha-les II Beckett surrogate e 5C sac
cav of Apr1I. II yea- OF Lord one
A@ l DASIEL. =. pOvDNEV-
Of S-r-ogzses court
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Excursions.
SurrOgdtes Notices.

SurrOgates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON CHARLES
4 q Beckett Surrogate OF the County OF New
work notice is hereby given 20 al persons having
lillian Ba-tes late OF County OF
York. deceased present the same with vocch
the subscriber az his place OF transact
'ag No $50 GREENWICH Street n The city OF
ryeT York. before the 18th day OF July next
dated New York the 10th day Of January. 1908
FERDINAND BARTELSr Administrator. lG0 Green
wien Street. Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
81 Nassau Street. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

CtANDEE EDWARD wIILIS.-IN PURSUANCE OF
I ! an order Of Hon Abrer {. Thomas. Surrogate OF
the county o. New York. notice IS hereby given 70 all
nerso-s having claims against Edward Wills Candes.
OF the County York. deceased. present
with thereof. the subscriber.
her place o rrausaCrlE business a ONCE OF
Shiland. Shoemaker & Hedges, No. 80 Pine street
Borough Cf Manhattan City OF New York oc or be-
rore the 10Th day Of June 1908
Dated the day Of December, 1907
EDITH Q MATHEWS. Administrative
sHILAND- SE40ElAKER & HEDGES. Attorneys sor
A1r7i-fs--at-iT. Pima Street New city
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l,EAI.En PRoposAr.s WIIL . RErETvEn e -

= Office OF the Lighthouse Engineer. Tompkins
Vile y Y. until I o'clock ?. NJ. June I, 1905 and
opened for furnishing the material and labor OF
all kinds construction delivery
Of the Southwest Ledge Light House, New London
Ha-bor Connecticut accordance with specifications
COPIES Of which, proposals ard i1for-
nation. be had upon application TO the Light
House Engineer pEtlsville. y Y The
reject any al BIDS. and waive any
defects
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
.Defclt
p4iLADELpHIA STOCKS

C7urDshet by Charles .. Barney q Co.. No. q Broad
+-e.t New York No 10 souch %th street.
Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK sY
i t1e g-ace Of God. iuCepencent % A-1is
o Mitchell Burnett 7. Tiffany. Louise II Lll4uy Ten
g-osc< Morse GerrrI5s shaw. Eliza Il-any !" "-2siey
Atreda Mitchell Bingham. 1oGD-icss B.1slaI Fir4ln
Mitchell Ltr-ary Ei1s-aLl
Cha-y Tf,any NfitchsIl-Jeans. May l1anZ Lls< W =
Thompson louise -usa +o--s .-I11S -Sss
Charles Lewis Tiffany e5O-14-1 -1u-se
Comfort TtSany. Julia De Forest Iiral5' Lo-5-,T
T-lrbIs TIFFANY Jessie D Miller and Henry q -a1-oft1
executors OF the last vii and tesIaIe1t o. ~a5-s
2 NfIa- deceased. sarah z Cock EcVa-d r S-r1
- ne last VII te-LAn1ent cc Charles r -olz g.
and al person ll-sres-eC 4 estate -
T.ha-Ies L Tl1auy. q he tou1r- % NeT fo-S
deceased creditors. Iesatess neA- q Ar OF o-1=r
", 49, ea-5 81 YOU are he-s5y c--ed and --11-sd
County Q. Su--oga-ss Court cc said
Co1--v heIE a. Hail Records. IT r-- County q
%sT v-rx on of MAJ 1905 a. Lalf-2asL
rr O'Clock II = that DAY then and --srs
~ a+raud judicial settlement c. t1e account OF pro
-ssSz louis a. T-fa1y and Alfred Mitchell, s0ls
a.. testament deceased and su-1 q
-a-s1- cited the II rTsurE---- y-a-s
-a required appear E-arc11 II YOU have ore
II YOU nave Apply l1- one %
a.ooi7re5 Or N u your 1ege- o. failure -
- - = guardian viii appointed by -hs S----glrs
IN tesr!-11nv Uh--s0f- caused sea of
S---ogares- court
is York he-ec-t1 s11xsd Wt-1sss- Hon
@ Thomas. 4 Surrogate said
County. the C0C--y Cr N@v Fcra- me l4-1 Gay q
Ma-ch in h year q Lord thousand nine hun
~ DANIEL = DOwDNEY.
o. S--rogasss' Court
BAFARD L PECK Ar-Or-ey fo- E<Te1u-ors aid ---s-
tess 26 LIber-y Street New YORK City
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Instruction.

For Both Sexes-City-
TEE BFRITTZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGE&
Madison square fl122 Broadway
Harlem Branch. S4S Lencx Ave nea- l-l-n -
SUMNER SCHOOL At ASBCRY PARK y. J
Teachers . al PLACES WIN hundred nn.l-s
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

COMPANY OF
THE UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC RAILWAYS
COMPANY OF LONDON, LTD,
I
Co.
andH o payable in New York
dhaea April h
mteh directors II
Fv.P PROFIT sba-ng ecued o FOR
I0nn;s Co of
Rrnhe Amsterdam
pae ~ n w
New York Ind o
Reau g at of o
nyrecas hode- who'd cP a
b "
holder, anno ~ ~i3
their .d~med Il
vnbe entitled
@ " "d as
byurhPa nan sh2I
and dJ
a Of Q r
Apri
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D. c. WASH
~ Ington April % leOs-sealed proposals VIII be
constructing in the District OF Columbia
Specifications proposal necessary
ton may obtained Room i3. District Building
Washington. D. q. HENRY e. F. MACFARLAND
HENRY I. WEST. JAY J. MORROW. Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

THE PEOPLE Of THE STATE OF NEW YORK By
Il The lS God. rdec@ut1anr- To
Johanna Erschhor- wife Anton Hi-schaOrr-
and next OF kin OF Leopold GustEa
Whereas. Baberte Cohen Betty Gustlz- T1s
Ccy OF New YORK, have lately applied 20 the S1-osa-s
q County 0S New YORK have certain r.
st-1me1t IT writing bearing third Cay Sep
t.raber 1895 both real and personal properly.
dulv proved as the and % Leopold
GusthaI County OF New YORK deceased Trera
az cited appear before -
Surrogate Of county OF New YORK Al his Cf1cs
II County @ York. re l5tG day % Asv.
one hundred eight a. ha-f-PasT ten
O'Clock q tEzt DAY tsn and t-ere y
attend the probate OF said VII and Testament
Ana of you hereby cited AZ are under t1s
azs Of I've
/ Il 70
ara apply appointed OF = t1s sre1c
oSu elecr Or a zEar--a1
z--onted % represent ard at -9-
you in the proceeding
In tesri--0uv whereof -hs seal o c-s
Su-rugarss of said County q
York herzC110 af-xzc- witness
Hon 9. Thomas. Su--ogaLs =
County of New yOrS a. said CoU1-J
the seventeenth day of March. IN ire year g
or L,ord ore thousand hundred ana eE1t
DANIEL J. DCWDSCT.
Clerk CT S1rrogace's court
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

DICATINNY ARSENAL, DOVER NEW JERSEY
i AuriI leOs-SeaIed proposals. rripicate upon
blank this Office only.
ceived al this Office clock p Monday May
. 1903 for furnishing during the fiscal year ending
go 1909 Cloth Rope. Forage. Steel, Iron, Hardware
OILS. Chemicals etc For Information
apply % Commanding Officer
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
\ received at their Uptown Orce. No. 1864 Broadway.
Ietueen 36h and 37th sts, until o'clock D Adyer-
iisenents received the following branch Offices at
ONCE until o'clock 2 Stn
ave. st; l53 9Th 18th o.
14th ST, 257 42d between 3th sth
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IN I = = = u " ~ 2 I
Clerk oS th- Su-roz yates -ou~

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE or NEW YORK. By
Il the grace Of God free and f1t-pe1den-. Helen =
Butler. Virginia Butler. Lillian Louisa A
Wethertl James C1inch Smith. Ella Bessie
White. Co-1slis 5 Butler. Lawrence & But--.
Stewart Butlr Susan Louisa Huntington C-.riss
MerfIlon Tosnds Ncrtou Marie Joseph Cli1ch Ms-tor
Marie Pierre CIincd Mer3ion Sarah Sfrc Osborne
nela Stewart Osborne. Lawrence W1odhuIi Osborne
Harold Osborne. ErCes- Bax-s- Osborne Maxwell
Butter Charles he
heirs and kin % = CTinc-. ss-1
greeting. Whereas Maxwell Eva-ts Butler az Scu<r
Orange New Jersey lately applied Surrogzrs
o York a
iastruruer- writing. dated cs
c0ci-fis thereto Fer--
10Vh. 1887 Iule I2ch. 1855 Novsrrs-
and November 24th- 1897. relating both e1d
s1usl property. Guly proved the last
81 2. Cft1rh % County y--t
deceased. taersSors YOU and you
befor- the Surrogate q Comfy - New
his offc. IN the County New York ulre-.e--1
% June. thousand nine hundred
halS-Past o'clock forenoon
and there attend the probate The said
Testament And s1ch - hereby cited.
under The age Of rwe1ryc years. required
By your guardian = - YOU
appear and Apply f1r be appointed
TIE cvsnt OS neglect failure DO guardian
VIII be appointed the Surrogate ard
for in the proceeding n testimony whsreoS
caused the seal q the Su--ogares -oU-- o said
County o. View York - he-su--c a-a1C~5-
IL s Witness Hon Charles r Beckett. Surrogate
OF sad County OF New york. SAD
County. the 23d day u april n LORD
thousand nine hundred ard eight
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06
rr,r4E PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. By


L PECK Ar-0r-ey and ---s-
-ress. 20 Liher-y Street New YORK City
New-York tribune., 1908-05-06

sad County o. Torx sad
County the 23d day q April n tHs year LORD
thousand nine hundred and eight
DANIEL :. UOWDNE-.
Clerk % t5s S1r-uzatss Court
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
ARGUMENT TODAY
CONTINUANCE SOUGHT IN pEoN.
AGE CASE-DIsTRICT ATToR-
NEY SAYS A CoNTINUANCE
WOULD DEFEAT ENDS OF JUs-
TICE.

Huntington. April 17.-Argumeut
will be made before Judge Keller
today by the attorneys for the gov
ernment and for the men accused
of peonage and conspiracy on the
motion OF the latter for a continu-
ance of the case until the June term
at Charleston. This motion will in
all probability be hotly contested as
the government is very anxious to
bring the cases to trial while the
defendants on the other hand be-
lieve that they can not be ready for
trial before the June court.
When the motion was made Mr..
Dillon. counsel for the Dixons. stated
that he was unfamiliar with the lew
In the case and that before the in
dictments were returned his clients
had no intimation of what was brew
ing. He therefore urged the con-
tinuance on this ground.
District Attorney Northcott in on
posing the motion said that the wit
nesses for the government had been
gotten together at the expense of a
good deal of time and labor and that
they were OF such nomadic charac-
ter that they could not long be held
together. Some of them he said
were men who had been brought
here from England to work in the
mines and who were waiting to get
through with the trials before going
home He declared that in his opin-
ion a continuance until the June
term would mean the defeat OF the
ends OF Justice.
Attorney Dillon was quoted by the
Charleston Mail to the effect that the
peonage charges would not result
seriously for any of the defendants.
Assistant Attorney General Chas.
w. Russell will arrive from New
York this morning TO take part In
the argument
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17

AM|CABLY
COMPROMISE OF CASE OF
SOUTHERN VERSUS SOUTH g.
WESTERN AT AsHEVILLE.

Asheville, n. c.. April 17.-The
suit OF the Southern railway against
the South & Western, involving the
latter's alleged encroachment of the
Southern's right OF way near Marion,
y. c., which was to have been heard
before Judge Pritchard in the United
States circuit court, did not ma
terializc, compromise having been
reached. The injunction against the
South & Western company, restrain
ing II from proce ding with it's con-
struction work at the disputed point,
has been dissolved and the South
ern's $4,000 bond Withdrawn.
The terms OF the compromise are
not known, attorneys for both sides
refusing TO discuss the case
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17

In the neigborhood OF Thi~tdenth
street and Fourth avenue. A dog
suddenly went mad. and his actions
drove all on the street nearby to a
place OF safety.
The mad dog became engaged in
a light with several other dogs OF
the neighborhood and now those liv-
ing in that section OF the city are
demanding that all dogs in the fight
be- killed. The mad dog was shot
yesterday afternoon and this morn
ing in response TO inslstent demands
Ben Foulk shot a valuable bird dog
that had been in the fight yesterday
afternoon.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
]. H. STEGER
BADLY BURNED
SHOCKED INTO UNCONSCIOUS.
NESS WHILE INSPECTING
ELECTRIC WIRES.

Clarksdale, Miss, April III. H.
Steger, city electrician, was severely
shocked and burned by coming in
contact with a live wire few days
ago. He was making his daily round
OF inspecting at the time the acct
dent occurred. The shock render ID
him unconscious for an hour or
more, during which time physicians
were summoned, who finally succeed
ed in restoring him 60 consciousness
He is badly burned about the face
and hands, though otherwise It Is
thought there will be no serious re-
suits.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
EASTER LILIES ARE CHEAPER

New York, April l7.-With the
arrival today OF the Bermudian. of
the Quebec Steamship companys
line, New York florists will be In a
position to supply The most wide
spread demand for Easter lilies. The
hold of the steamer contains a large
cargo OF the fragrant blossoms. The
Bermuda lily crop this year has been
exceptionally large and of a fine
quality and prices will be lower.
Owing to the blight Of previous
years and the early Easter last gear
lilies We're not abundant and pricea
were high.
The Bermudian brings 10000
boxes of lilies These boxes contain
five dozen buds to the box and
Wholesale on the dock at from three
and a half TO six dollars per box ac-
cording to the length of the stem.
Last year the retail price was from
dollar to dollar and n half per
stem, but the wholesalers on the
Bermudian say that the present crop
is of such quantity and quality that
the larger stems will retail at about
seventy-five cents.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
CATHOLIC MISSION.

The Sacrament OF Love" was th
subject OF last evenings lecture
The love OF God for mankind" the
speaker said, "hnds a httlng expires.
sion or manifestation in the euchar
list, which contains our Emanuel
God with us"
This is Good Friday, consequent.
ly the lecture this evening Will BE-
on "Ths Passion" 10 will also mark
the closing OF the mission. witch
has been carried on very succ a5sful.
- during the past two weeks. Such
things as this mission help 10 ele.
vate. uplift and enable any com
munity. 70 fosters good feeling, and
better understanding am1ng
friends and neighbors
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17

have the right to say who shall be
the candidate by their votes. am
still OF the opinion the people ought
TO have clean mass conventions or
primary elections in order to be fair
TO all of the people.
I was asked to withdraw inasmuch
as the candidates had practically
been determined upon. | said no I
could not do that inasmuch as l had
told my friends l would be a eau
didate and still thought would
have as good showing as any one in
mass conyention. was then told
| would be defeated and l said |
thought not with an honest count
and a square deal. but was defeat
ed
| was honest enough 20 act hon
orably at all times during the con-
vention, to carry out the rules OF
the convention and frank enough to
tell the truth as to my position at
all times. on all questions and | am
still the same.
Now / must say to you honestly
and frankly. openly and above board.
without fear OF political defeat that
the report that the Good Govern.
ment Club had employed me as a
tool to elect their ticket by bring
ing me out TO weaken the Republi-
can ticket, thereby electing Mr..
and alcn \ In, -
convention principally by Democrats
| must say the man that started
this infamous. unwarranted. un-
based. damaging falsehood, is not
too good to steal votes or cut your
throat from behind. perhaps ray
add to this that / have been a loyal
Republican and have worked for the
Republican party at all times. but
must say had II not been for one OF
my Democratic friends | would have
had TO have taken something un-
usual to civilization from the hands
OF Republicans, because ] was only
contending for my rights when they
we're being questioned, but ! must
say frankly neither this man nor
myself were employed or influenced
by the Good Government Club. |
VIII further state did not know
neither have known, any OF The
Good Government committee ~
managers as such.
For the benefit of the person NJ
lersons who had the unlimited and
contemplate audacity TO say the Re.
publicans had now hired me. back
from the other people. denounce
as liar and without a principle. NJ
friends, / want to say to you. | am
always your friend and my position
shall always be for honest conven-
tions and elections. always respect
ing the rights OF the people as the
law supreme and the divine law
should be respected at the polls as
much so as in the church. I am
firm in my conviction that right
shall prevail. Yours truly,
w. n. DOAK.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
$4,000 Loss
by FIRE
BARN AND MACHINERY BELONG
ING TO CAPTAIN STOCKTON
HETH BURNED.

The barn of Captain Stockton Heth
at East Radford, was burned Mon
day afternoon. the loss being It is
estimated by Captain Heth, about
$4,000, including the machinery
slowed In II. The fire is supposed
to have been caught from the ciga-
rettes OF small boys who went there
to smoke. There was no insurance,
It having been allowed to run out.
Captain and Mrs Heth were at home
at the time, but the fire was under
such headway when it was discov-
cred that the fate of the building
was sealed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
BRISTOL
DEMOCRATS
IN CONVENTION
ENDORSE BRYAN AND THE APP
PoINTMENT OF JuDGE WILL
IAN n. RHEA.

Bristol, Va. April 1.-THE Dem.
ocrats of Bristol. Va, I'm mass con.
vention here last night appointed
delegates to the state convention,
which meets in Roanoke GU June
nth.
Resolutions were passed endors-
ing Bryan for the presidency. com.
mending the administration of Gov
ernor Swanson and endorsing the
appointment of Judge william f.
Rhea to n place on the state corpo.
ration commission.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
PANIC CAUSED
BY WALL STREET
DELAWARE MAN HAD ADVANC-
ED INFORMATfON-ITs PUR-
POSE WAS TO GET A BILL
LIKE THE ALDRICH BILL
THROUGH CONGRESS.

Washington, April 17.-Alfred o.
Crozier Of Wilmington, Del, de-
clarsd before the house committee
on banking and currency that the
late financial strlngency was brought
on by operators in wall street with
deliberate purpose and said he was
told in advance that such a bill as
the Aldrich bin would be introduced
in congress and that the panic would
precodo its Introduction
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
CONVICTED
OF ARSON
ROSE KNOPFEL SERVES FIVE
YEARS FOR CRIME OF ANOTH-
FIR.

Hamburg, April IA farm la
borer on his deathbed confessed 20
having instigated his son TO set fire
to farm at Magdoburg. Rose
Knopfel was sent to prison FIVE years
ago, having been convicted OF the
crime. She vas released today and
returned home
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
JULIA MARLOWE
ACTRESSES NAME WITHDRAWN
FROM DIVORCE SUIT.

Boston, Mass. April 17.--.Mrs.
Clara l.. Won Hermann's attorneys
yesterday moved that the divorce
libel In Essex county supreme court
at Salem against Karl s. Won Her
mann. in which the actress. Miss
Julia Marlowe. and Mrs. Ma,Sle
Thorburn Backus, OF Brooklyn. were
named as correspondents, be dis
missed, II means that the names OF
Miss Marlowe and Mrs. Backus are
eliminated from the case.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
STRONG"
PROPOSITION
ENfBEZZLED Rank FUNDS TO
SPECULATE IN MMBURGER-
ACCUSED POISONS HIMSELF.

Madison, Wis. April lit was
an attempt to corne rthe Limburger
cheese market that led Edwin c. /
Story. cashier OF the Citizens Ma.
uonal Bank OF Bellevnle, near hero
to embezzle $4,000 of the bank
funds The cashier was led TO be
love that there are millions IN
Limburger. When accused OF en-.
be22lement Story took poison and is
critically ILL.,.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-04-17
c. WOOD DALEY
PROMINENT WEST VIRGINIAN
pied AT HIS HOME IN ELKINs
YESTERDAY.

c. Wood Daley, prominent at
torney and counsel for the Western
Maryland railroad, died at Elkins
yesterday.
Mr.. DALEY accompanied Hon. Hen
ry G. Davis and party in the caSl-
paign OF 1904, and spoke In Blue
Held after the main party had lert
for Welch. He was one OF the finest
orators in the state. and had fire.
ouently been mentioned for the of
fee of governor on the Democratic
ticket.