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New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.1


West Point. Oct 6--HOIly gave the Army fOotbalF
until in the darkness the unrecognizabis
from the side lines and the moon furnished th9
light for the passes. Much improvement was shown
by the forwards and the coaches were encourages
by the way the line tighteued I'D
The varsity took the ball in midheId and GrebIA
and Dean charged through the scrub line 70 tbs
fifteen-yard mark. where Csrebie turned his ankle
and Taylor went in at halfback. Wood also wan
replaced by Kern. owing to injury.
Baehr the next play plunged through the
scrubs line and for a touchdown Chamberlln
played the scrub to-day and repeatedly broks
through the 'varsIty's Interference and nailed tho
runner Carberry, left end injured. and Hayes
was placed in the position. In .odays game the
onside kick much In evidence, and. while tbs
Cadets need great deal Of practice in it. they sew
era times gained substantially against the scrub
Hermann P. OIcott. coach Cf the New York Unit
versfty football team. has been driving the men
hard IN preparation for the game with Stevens In
stftute on Saturday He developed several new
plays yesterday that viii be tried for the first time
in that game The team is hampered in its devsl-
opment by the absence of Newils. the varsity
quarterback. but the backs showing up well
and there is every prospect Of strong team. Sew
eral graduates have reported to help IN the coach
ing. including Captain Mowen. Of last years team,
Young who leads the team this year.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

zsssssse Polo Grounds To-day r. A-olants VI.
IVA Admission zoe
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07
BROOKLYN

rotsl. 81 eli p 18 O Totals =. s3 0 p 10 6
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

There has been much gossip in automobile circles
of late and so many conflicting reports. denials
sfHrmatious and contradictions 70 whether tho
Northern Motor Car Company would or would not
he consolidated with the Met9ger- Flanders
cornpanv 1t can now be announced that the deal
has gone through.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-07

ATIoNAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06
Sbncufprrdlbun9tn

lleber cine grOBe trumme G6route
tro4 Elm grocer trummer Summer
trebS. - 3pei 5iI6elnoe S4lungen
5pif4en spei fpiBigen Steintn 5ii9s
ten unO 5%iingelten oaSpiI6en. -
6ricOri9 6iI6ers 6riB fiI9t friTGe
6i14e. - S4neller S9uIter f6noQe
i6neq bic S6nolen an bic S6ube
S@urI3eI5; an Die 63u6e G6urs
f4eIs, i4neaer S4uIter, 18naGe
i6neq bic S9noGlen! = GTeI ellen
glefIeln germ. - WfobIe mir, Mei er
MiiQer, meine MeBe Mebl, morgen
muB mir, Meilter Miiqer, meinc
Wtutter Wteblmus maiden! - &leine
fIuge 8inber tugeIn nit runbcn 4us
geIn. 9erieni9e. Der o~enieniqcn,
Der ben Pfo9I, auf peI9em qe76ricsc1
itanb, boB ni6ts ms NaIer 9epors
fen perben fou, ins NoRer geirorfen
bat, on5eigt, er6aIt sebn Wtort. -
DALI, Wali, f6naa bic SGu6 su!-
Sn Him, INN Him unb I'm lllm berz
um. - &leine &inoer tDnnen teieen
&tribfern fnoden. - Bob blit, Srib
iib! = SlaHe 9IGier in bloucn BLU
fen b~IieIen 8loien. = Sd perfauFe
meme periide; = th pertoufe Tie
Rotte, Die meme Beriide 5ernogte; -
i9 pertoufe bic Sabe, bic bic Rotte
frab, pel9e meine Beride 5erno9te;
= i9 pertoufe ben 6uno, pel9er Bic
&obe bib, bic bic Rotte fraS, pelAc
meme Periide 5ernogts;-i6 pertoufc
ben Stod, Der ben Sunb i9Iug, mel
her bic &ote bib, Die Die Hatte frcB,
ipel9c meme Periide aerno9te. - Sri
bes !6uno bib Spunb puno. - Gtne
@6intenT9nitte, 8riqitte, Bite! 9itt:,
8rigitte, cine S9tnfeni6nittel -
QoI oB er, Mtus aB iie, @1dcrn3 uno
Sttriti; &itrifi unb @oderuS, Dol
ob er unb iie oB Mus. = Sc li:gt
orf einem tIeinen Stetne eiac rei1c
feline 2eine; mcine &leine, 1t es bsine?
Robert rii6re Huois Riibr:il =
Ste'e, lo'ie bieIe Safe; roI9c 2ieIc,
pof6c oieIe! - Sietsebn neg, Der
bliete1 Iieben, Tag, mas bab' ib ouf'
geI6ricben?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06
Golfois a~srauturrbuns.

lleber bic 9rdutiperbun9 Geo Soil
ftoi5 pe56ffentIi9t bic G4peIter feiner
Satin in Der yNoipoje 8remja" intez
reTante Grinnerungen: Die erIte Be-
ocgrllng 3pii9en benz fpdter 10 be-
rii6mt geiporoenen 96tloIopben, Der
bamal8 nod junger GarOeleutnant
mar, uno feiner tiinftigen Gema6Iin
fanO in Mostau itatt, in benz Sauie
elmer ibrer G0pe tern, no SolItoi
3tpar ni6t 6dufig, aber bod oft genug
Dertebrte, nm a~le5eit ais elm b06It
piltommener @eieqI@after gu gelten.
Gr pflegte oamal5 - IS mar unmittels
bar nab benz &rimtriege nit >1ros
Der 8orliebe @rinnerungen BON bT8es
la9erung uno @ritiirmung BON Sez
baitopol gu er3d6len, an Der er t6eile
genommen bate bann bling bic fpds
tere Satin an ben 2tppen be8 gr3d6z
lers, in Dem Tie ben @erfaiIer bon
o&inbbeit uno SugenO" pere6rtc, o6ne
eS inn gu geiteben. Sn ieiner Inter
baItung intereIiirte ii4 SolItOi fir
ale5, unb er mar BON alien, nit oenen
i'm feline 8eiu9e in 8eriibrung bra4s
ten, nt4t gum tpenigiten bon Den
9ienitboten be5 Sari les, gea9tet uno
geliebt. Seine Site iibte einen be-
3pingenoen GinfluB aus. 9amals
i3rteb er: Sin Mittel, INN gum Slid
3u QelanQelt, 1T bic Q(u8brettunq zines
NeBe8 BON Site uno 2iebe ale, bic
ii6 nd9ern, Sunge unO Q(lte, 9obe unO
Niebsre, miifien ii9 in einem foI9en
NeB ~perfangen -" Die pl0Blide Q6s
reiie oes @rafen ieBte SOnja - 10 bieB
feline fpGtere @attin-in tisfe Srauer,
aber auf 8efrugen i6rer S9pe1ter pers
mo4te iie iI9 iiber ibre 8efiible feline
Re4eni9aft gu geben. Sbre Grausr
uno S9permutb iteigerten Ii6, ais ibr
BON 8etannten be5 9auies 3ugetragen
lpurOe, oaB ii4 bic Neigung SoIItois
ibrer Glteren S9peiter 5~ugetpanot babe
unb ie CAB ben Gmpfinotn8en hires
S9mer3es in elmer NobeLe QuSbrud,
in Der ie BON Solitoi, BON Ii9 unb
ibrer 5amiIie fpra4. SoIItoi erfubr
bapon unO las Oa5 ManuItript. Oar
auf i9rieb er in Iein Sagebu9: SD
babe bic Gr3d9lung BON Sonia geIes
fen. @eIde einfa6e &larbeit barin!-
Die Dorte: ,iein 2tnbIid lit mir I'M
fagbar Iieb' baden mir @eipiBheit ges
gcben. 3peifeuos banbeIt es Ti4 nm
MIDI" 9arauf9in 5G9crte ard1 EoIitoi
ni4t, tRre feline 2iebe gu geiteGen, benn
bi8ber bate er oamit 5uriidgebatten,
neil er ii4 fir gu bdbIt8 era6tete, Inn
@efiible Der Spmpatbie pa6rufen gu
t0nnen. 9alo oarauf parb SolItot
often Inn bic Sanb Der Geliebten. Sci
Der @ermdbIung ereignete ii9 Elm tras
gifomif4er 3pif4enfaQ. Ser 9rGlls
tigam IieB LANCE iiber Die angeIeBte
.3eit ouf ii4 %parten, unb ais er enbli9
erf4ien, entiGuIOigte er ii9 bamit,
baB er tein geitdrtte8 9emb babe fin
ben tDnnen, neil Iein 9iencr, Der be-
ouftragt mar, ale5 fir bic beoorItes
bcnbe 9o43eit5reiIe 5uIammen3upodcn,
in ieinem @ifer bic idmmtIiGcn Sem
ben in einen Softer gei4Iofcn unb
ipeggeI9tdt babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06
Sbtn0liro.
@ou ReGer.

NiiBer, mtine Iisbcn 6cnitcrltin,
9cbt mir iHon 70 lonGc bolOcn S6ein,
2ofrt freuuoltd Bib nm Bib bcrciu:
GtrmaI lpcrOct ibr Dcr0untcIt ieiu!
TnIcr ctnit bic miiocu 9iOcr 3u,
2Oibt ibr aus, Oanu bat bic Sccts Stub;
Taicuo itrciit ic ab bic gauocri0u0',
&egt itb aud in ibrc fiuitre Grub.
Sod 3lUci 6iintIcin iiebt fe 9limmeuo ftcbn,
g9ie 3luei Stcrrlciu, inncrli6 3u iebu.
@iS te i@Dautcn uuO Oann aud bcrgebn,
g8ie bon zines 6altcrs 6Iiiseltpebu.
Sod nod ipanoT i'd uuf BEN Nbenofclo,
Nur benz iintcnOcn 8citiru gcicQt;
Grintt, 0 &ugcn, ipOs Die @impcr bait,
Bon Dem goloneu llcberflub Der geelt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06

Niles bal SollSirou Gum
ltcaeiuhen6en0 icnitmd0deU ,G0n.
men Sic olld) sic &iiden6iider iiib.
REM" oNonu - no mein Gnul
eompugnteidreiber it'll"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06
6rNanhenfplittfr

Wenn man auf ben &uno fcrmt, lernt
man bos Weoeln.
Die meiitcn Srutiebler eibt es bel SdnOc.
briifeu.
Sic Sorne miBfaier Dir on be- 8o|e?
Gs fontr,t gang oarquf on, pie bu ft en-
fabt.
man ion nibt ii6elr, mo man fteGcn
fonn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06

6ritheu'@ 2 tonbpunft.-
&orIden. p@orrm ioQ 9eine Glen.
balm bcljcr iein, oils meme? - Sris,
d)elt: D@eil iie better entgleiit dis
[eine."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06

Stobteut5er. Mo0amc:
n9enfen Sic mr., Wforie, Dem Mon-
ne pitrOen beioc Seine obgciabrcr. Z
0ienitmoDden: ygrtiebfid1 ul0
babel liito ole Wt1nner 10 ll1app."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06

DC adj Der O e no j II bett. =
StuBmnmn (aiif einent Bale, alS er
elmer Game in Die Ean5farte etll-
ld,reibD A.: yBitte, no geborell, mo lpie
ult?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06

SnoipibueIler g d. nj a If.
- Wtaler: SOL i6 Sic IN Del ODER
III @alierforben malen?" = @ont-
terl: ~Gebit ma glei' mitn @oIin..
BAN 9 penn tome Sierfurb'n2" ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06

Ger t.-Srau: pa lit eille
Sooesar5ei9e bon 0ei1em friiberen
SGiiler Iler Mitrntel gefommtenl"-
Yroieiior: so, benft Der altb nal
ipieoer all MIDI"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1908-11-06

Ser Garpenii ii. = Bring: uSd,
@err COMMENCEMENT, mein Sernto.
gen bel1iift iid) ouf MIR 5fuei Willio.
llelt Morf." - Multintiliplt1r: .,9tlt,
$,obeit, t6 lpur audi einrlal arrt!"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
SQUARE AND
COMPRISES

The plan OF salvation illustrated
by a framing square and a pair Of
compasses. Rev. y. r. Moss. pastor
Of the Christian Church on North
Mercer street, will endeavor to show
how Gods mercy TO man may DE- so
illustrated tomorrow evening. scr-
vices commencing at O'Clock. Az
carpenters carmen, masong. opera
tive and speculative, and other atti-
sans are cordially invited TO attend
a welcome and hymn book avail
you. I'm the morning Mr. Moss wiz
preach the quarterly sermon to chill
dren. This will also take the form
Of an object lesson and viii be- g.
Illustrated By q bottle Of ink and o.
glass Of water All children WIN be-
made welcome Send your children
and come yourself
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28

PARAGRAPHED

Pearsburg, Va, March Is (spe-
cal James Maxwell Henderson.
one OF the best known men in Giles
county, died Wednesday OF pneu-
monia. lie was very highly re-
spected. His surviving children are
J. w. r. Henderson and Mrs. w. H..
Buchanan Of this place.
William n. Henderson. who
moved to Texas in 1871, died at his
home in Cooke county. February 25.
aged 80 years. lie had a great many
relatives IN this county.
Mrs Mamie Collins and little
daughter Eva have returned TO their
home I'm Blueheld.
Mrs. J. G. Barns and children. OF
Tazewell, are visiting at Judge Phil
Strother's.
Born, TO Judge and Mrs A. A..
Skeen, Of Clintwood, a fine daugh-
ter. Grandfather Woodrum IS very
proud Of her.
=. l.. Williams e. co. will soon
have very handsome new store
house and they know how to make
the interior to correspond with the
outside II will be quite an addl-
ton to Main street
w. r strader has purchased tho
entire millinery stock OF 7. Price at
Bluefeld and will bring 70 to this
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
WORST IN
TWENTY YEARS
STEAMER MAURITANIA EN-
COUNTERS SEVERE STORMS
AT SEA.

New York, March 2S.-The giant
Cunard line steamer Mauretania ar
rived today from Liverpool and
Queenstown after having been buff
teted for more than FIVE days in the
seVerest storms ever experienced BY
capt. Pritchard in twenty years
service. The climax OF the storm
came Tuesday morning when
wave rose eighty rect from the
surface Of the water to the vessels
bridge, struck Officer Wingate. H..
juring him painfully, washed w,
sailors to the deck and wrecked q
section of the chart house.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28

Tazewell, Va, March 2S (Spe-
cha Miss S. II. Chew, who dur
Ing the past winter has been teach
Ing in the 1azewell graded school.
left for her home in Highland
county on last Wednesday.
A. NJ. Young. who recently passed
the United States civil service ex-
animation. has been appointed to a
position in the railway mail service.
He left Monday for Lynchburg.
where he will find out whore he will
he assigned.
Mrs. G. w. Spreacher, with her
two little children, has returned to
her home in Chrlstiansburg. She
has for some time been visiting her
husbands parents in Tazewell.
Allen Buchanan, mail carrier on
X. f. ID. No 2. left last "Wednesday
for Lynchburg, where he will take
the civil service examination for
railway mail clerk.
Ted Kits, who IS employed as
bookkeeper for a mining company ~
Fayette county. West Virginia, Is at
home on n short visit.
j. William Chapman, one of our
best-known attorneys. is in a Ricn-
mond hospital for treatment.
Mrs. DR.. Charles st. Clair contln-
ues quite IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barns have re-
turned from visit TO Hot springs,
where Mr.. Barns found Considerable
benefit to his health.
Mrs. j. n. Hartman and daughter
have returned from Florida. where
they spent the winter.
John w. Crockett accompanied
his daughter, Mrs. r.. 8. Gillespie. Of
WEIGH, to French Lick Springs,
where she hopes to be relieved Of
rheumatism
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
Lutheran Services Attractive.

The special Lenten or revival ger
vices at the Lutheran Church have
proved pleasant and profitable If
one Is to judge by the many who
attend them. The congregation has
filed the house at every service epsa
Graham and many of the people IN
Bluefeld have enjoyed every service
on Sunday afternoon and at the
parsonage.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
Services at Grace Church.

There VIII be the regular services
at Grace Church tomorrow morning.
Sunday school at $3.50, J. II. Hicks.
superintendent. Preaching at If n.
m. by the pastor Subject. "The
Journey from Jericho to Jorusa.
lem"
AT night Rev. Ottavlo Neyroz.
pastor Of the Latin races In the coal
field, Will occupy the pulpit. At
this service several seats will be
reserved for all Italians who desire
to attend and they will he especial
~ welcome FIFTY chairs have been
purchased TO accommodate the
needs OF n growing congregation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
BRAMWELL NEWS

Bramwell. w. Va. March eS.-
Miss Bertha overstreet has returned
to school at Marshall College.
There will be preaching tomor-
row at the Baptist Church by Rev.
Preston Pennington, OF Princeton
Services morning and night.
Squire q. p. Hylton, OF this place.
has announced his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for county
assessor.
Francis NJ. Archer and Master
Francis, jr, are sojourning In Flor
Ida for a few weeks. Mrs. Archer.
of Huntington, is the guest OF Mrs.
+. M. Archer this week.
Mrs. Leonard Schoew and Miss
Emily Schoew are visiting friends
In philadelphia.
Victor Conley. OF Princeton, was
a visitor here Thursday.
VIII Devlns. n young man from
Clearfork, Va, shot and seriously
wounded himself Thursday night.
lie was employed at the meat shop
Of Elwood a Freeman The young
man had been drinking freely. It is
alleged, and has been unable to give
any intelligent account of his mis-
hap 1t is quite probable that he
was entirely out OF his mind when
he did the shooting.
Rev. Pharaoh l.. Cobb Is now pre-
pared to celebrate the rites OF mar.
riage, having given the necessary
bond.
Mrs. Il. T. Cecil and her little son
Richard are visiting friends in
Portsmouth. O.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
JOHN A. SHIELDS
DEAD
zE1szszzsszzxzzss..oF TUG RIVER
iiOTEL DIES or BI.gaTra
DISEASE.

The remains OF John Alexander
Shields, who died at Welch yester-
day morning Of Bright's disease.
passed through the city this after
noon on No. 2 on route to Chris
tiannburg for burial. Mr.. Shields
was born and reared at Christians
burg, va, was As years OF age and
Us survived by wife and two
daughters, Miss Helen Shields and
Mrs +. ID. Stamper. OF Cedar. Mr..
Shields was member OF one of the
old and highly respected families OF
Montgomery county, whose sons
nave been prominent In business
cir~Is for many years.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
AT THE CHURCHES
Calvary baptist Church.

w. C. Roof. nastor sunday
school nj e.ao ny W ea~a.s'
suner,ntenaan, ,,,s.,a.' -
gram will be rendered. sunday 90
nI,y =, z.oo ~, -, ,s,'s
Circle ma follows.
song. "stand I'm sor ro..,,,
. Conaran,,,,.,
Song. Labor On" conSroe",,,n
scripture reoaing w ~ -.
PRAYER. Va, &C.,
announcement ana oror,,,x
Song. "Idttle IJ.hts" rnnoe a,.
Recitation .er1t,le rovosr
r,vo anu,
Horn solo w - -
Recitation so,ootod nan. 80
Solo. "t-nder tho snow" '''
.. nudraa 49,,
Recitation solectea Tnroa 49,.
Mnsic sa,ec,od The, 80.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
DETECTIVE
VISITS THkW
OBJECT OF HIS VISIT NOT DIS
CLOSED.

New York, March 2S.-It is
learned today that Roger o'Mara,
the Pittsburg detective retained by
Harry Thaw on the day following
the night that he shot Stanford
White, paid a secret visit to Thaw
In Matteawan this week. 1t has nos
been OAMara's custom to register
under an assumed name while I'm
New York, and it is thought that he
assumed this ruse on this occasion.
The object of the detectives visi.
to Matteawan was not disclosed.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
RAVEN COLLIERIEs
COMPANY SOLD.

The Raven Galleries Company az
Raven. on the Clincb Valley. was
sold this week to the Dixie Coal and
Coke Company. Coal Creek. rann..
the consideration being s2G GOO.
Mr.. p. l.. Foster. a banker. is pres
ident OF the Tennessee Company 1t
is understood that Che deal has
been pending for Tome time. th,
Dixie people having contracted for
only a half interest In the pava5
Company But the contract was
changed and new deal made hv
which The entire property was pur
chased.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
NEXT C0NCLAVE
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
At HUNTINGTON

Signed by the grand commander.
W. w Whyte; grand captain gen.
eral, II Byron Baguley. and grand
recorder Francis Il. Nichols, and
dated at Fairmont, all the members
OF the grand commandery, Knights
tempIar of West Virginia, have
neen appraised OF the next conclaye
time by notices as follows
To the OFFICERS OF the Grand Com
mandery OF West Virginia, and To
the Eminent Commanders. Gem
eralismos. Captain Generals and
knights of the Subordinate Com
manderies under our obedience:
You are hereby summoned ia
attend the thlrty-fourth annual con-
crave OF the right eminent grand
commandery Knights Templar ana
appendant orders OF the state OF
West Virginia, to be holden In the
city or Huntington, county OF Ca
bell and state OF West Virginia, on
"wednesday, the Goth day of May.
A. ID. 1908, 100, at 2 O'Clock y. M,
for the transaction of such business
as may come before Il.
An knights Templar in good
standing are courteously and fra
ternally invited to visit the grant
commandery at the time indicated,
uniformed and equipped for inspec-
tlon and review"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
ELECTED HIM FROM STREET
CAR AND NEGRO MADE HOS
TILE MOVE.

Washington, March 2S.-Louis
Lundy, the negro shot by Repre-
sentative Helm. ~ in practically an
unchanged condition at Emergency
Hospital today. Surgeons express
the opinion that he will recover.
The case will not come up for hear
ing today. Thomas McCreery, the
white man who was accidentally
shot in the leg by Mr. Helm. is not
seriously injured and is suffering no
Inconvenience today from his
wounds. At noon today the repre-
sentative cailed ut the office OF the
district attorney accompanied by
Representative Clayton and other
members OF the house. and request
ed a continuance OF the hearing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
CONGRE SSMAN
SHOOTS NEGRO
NORTON NEWS

Norton, Va. March 2S (speciaD
w. Powell Hale, impersonator.
gave an entertainment in the col
lege hall last night for the benefit
OF the school An excellent enter
tainment was afforded all those who
attended.
Mrs. Josephine Kane and children
returned yesterday from Gate City.
where they have been visiting
friends the past week.
Miss Pauline Hurt is visiting In
Russell county this week.
Born, to MIR. and Mrs. Charles
Davis. Thursday. boy.
Mrs. Eugenia Jenkins. Mrs. Roe
buck, NJ. ID. Carter, S. n. Taylor
and Robert Fleming are building
additions to and making other I'm
provements on their properties this
week.
George NJ. Conner. of the ST.
Charles. visited in Appalachia one
day this week.
Miss Alice Reynolds Is paying q.
visit to friends at Stonega this week.
r. p. jameson is moving into tbs
Stapleton property on Virginia av.
enue this week
Miss Alice Gibson Is spending tL4
week with homefolk In Bristol
DR.. S. J.. Whitehead will soon
move into his handsome new brick
residence on Ninth street The fin
ishing touches are rapidly being
added.
James Sullivan, of the Big Ston2
Gap Mattress Manufacturing Com
pany. is a business visitor here this
week
T.. II. Henderson, secretary anil
treasurer Of the Norton Coal Com
pany, returned this morning from a
business trip to Cincinnati.
Mrs. William Durham died
Wednesday OF tuberculosis and was
inferred Thursday in Highland
cemetery,
Congressman c. -. Slemp was n
visitor here This week He is spend
ing few days at his home in Big
stone uaif
Mrs. George Porter is visiting rel
atires at Castlewood today.
Garner Browning returned yes
terday from six weeks busine"5
trip to Asheville. n. c., In response
to a telegram notifying him OF the
illness of his wife
A canvass of the business men
Of the town reveals very bright
business outlook Conditions are
now better with our local merchants
than for several months and all in
dications point to a continued i'm
provcment.
w. c. Hendricks is here today
from Clintwood. where he went q
few days ago for the purpose OF
making arrangements 10 take
charge of a newspaper ling orga-
nized at that place. Senator Roland
Il. Chase is behind the deal and an
uD-to-date, plant IS now on the road.
The new paper will be a Republican
organ.
X. J. Crabtree this week visited
his daughter, Miss Alma. at Bristol.
where she Is attending Virginia In
stitute.
w. s. Thompson was I'm Appala-
CHA several days this weeE oH bus
mess.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-03-28
FIGHT To
F INISH
KENTUCKY NIGHT RIDERS EX-
TEND OPERATIONS.

Frankfort Ky, March 28.-Scvcn
immense tobacco sheds burned this
year. two Of them within the last
week. have convinced tobacco rails
ers OF lower Lancaster county that
Che night riders OF Kentucky have
extended bcir operations into this
territory and that a fight to the I'm
ish is on.