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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-09-03

nter-McCOrmlck Realty Company,
by S. S. Hunter.
Oma, Enleen, H. T. and Mamie billiard,
by Joannes Smith, Agent and Attorney.
Mr.. Logan then moved that the re-
quest of the petition asking that a
drainage district be created and an cleo
ton ordered be not allowed and that
same be tabled, which was seconded by
Mr.. Mays.
Mr.. Elston then offered the following
amendment: That final action be not
taken on the petition until the October
meeting, which was duly seconded by
Mr.. Hoffpauir.
The amendment being lost, the origi-
nal motion was adopted by the follow
ing vote: Yeas-Messrs. Logan, Mays
and Garrett; nay-Mr. Hofpauir.
On motion and second, the following
ordinance was duly adopted in open
session.:
AN ORDINANCE
Offering a reward of S25 for the arrest
and conviction Of violators of the fish
law in Bossier Parish.
Be it ordained by the Police Jury Of
the Parish of Bossier, iu open session
convened, That reward OF S25 is here
by offered for evidence sufficient to con-
Wet any person who violates the fish
laws within the Parish of Bossier.
Wherenpon the Police JURY adjourned
sine d'e. J. w. ELsroN, President. :.
r. B. HILL, Clerk.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1908-09-03

The following petition; Opposing the
creation of the Red Chute Drainage Dis
trict and the ordering Of an election, was
received and ordered filed, to-wit:
To the Honorable Police Jury of the Parish of
BoSSier: 4
We, the undersigned citizens and tax
payers of your said parish and living
within the proposed drainage district
sought to be created out of certain ter
risory in your said parish, most earnestly
protest against the incursion in said dis
trict of our property, for the reason that
the said district will be of no benefit to
our property, and besides, we are now
taxed to the limit of our endurance, pay
ing both State and parish, school and
leyee taxes and contribution, and the
imposition of an additional drainage tax
on our property will almost amount to
confiscation thereof.
On account of the recent high water,
many of us will make almost failure in
our crops, and to now add to our already
heavy burdens will be unfair, unjust and
indefensible from any standpoint. We
have no objection to the creation of such
drainage district, to include the property
Of the petitioners therefor, but we most
earnestly insist that it will be of no ad-
vantage to us, and we ask in the name Of
fairness, justice and fair play that we be
Id
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
TO ATTEND RITTER BANQUET.

w. B. Bevil, general passenger
agent; A. G. Needles, general super.
intendcnt OF the eastern division /;
NJ. J. Caples, formerly superintend-
ent OF the Pocahontas division, but
now vice president and general man
ager Of the South and Western, AMI
~ ID. Maher. vice president and gen
eral manager OF the Norfolk and
Western, arrived in the city last
night from Roanoke in private car
No. 2. They were Joined here by
Edwin and Isaac ManP and the party
left on No. 3 for Columbus. o.. 70
attend a banquet to be given by w.
VI. Ritter, the millionaire lumber
magnate.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
PETERsTowN NEWS.

.Peterstown, FEB 2S.-Last Sat
urday afternoon. Feb. %. 1908.
death entered the home of Mr.. Jim
and Mrs. Kate Frazier. and took
their little daughter. Phyllis. aged
2 years and months, after an ill
ness of two weeks.-Rev. w. T..
Lowrance conducted the funeral
service. The bereaved parents
have our heartfelt sympathy.
Hugh Spangler. OF Bmefeld. Is
visiting his parents here.
Messrs Henry and Bob Galloway
OF Graham. Va. are in town visiting
friends.
Herman spangIer ana family
moved February goth to Northfork
w. Va. They will take charge OF
the hotel at that place which has
Reen run for several years by Mr..
Jim Ables and family who are NOV.
ing back to their farm near Peters
town.
w. II. Ballard was business Wis
'''' w ! 'ti lHbulb II Iludy.
Trigg Leady and family moved
last Friday TO Northfork, havius
''c TIE farm here to Mr. \ -.
Mccoy.
Mss Mary Lee Spanga, who 's
attending school at Athens. spent
Saturday and Sunday at hoI.e.
Mr.. Ernest Dillon and wifp oi
Bluefeld. are visiting relatives tofe.
Mrs. Walter Dunn spent Saturday
and Sunday at Zurich
Miss Sallie Coburn left Monday
TO visit her brother. w. 0. Coburn.
at Narrows Va.
Mr.. ! A. Meadows left Friday for
Bluefeld. and thence to Athens TO
visit his family
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
HARRY WON'T
PAY FOR GOING
TO ASYLUM
~ NOW WILLING FOR PRO.
CEEDINGS TO Bic INSTITUTED
ron SEPARATION FROM HIS
CHILD WIFE.

New York, Feb. 29-That Harry
Ih"w' who has hitherto insisted that
ne will not hear or divorce proceed
ihBs or an annulmcnt of his mar
rage unless Evelyn herself tells him
she desires IL, is now willing to oc-
quiesce In proceedings for separa-
ton according to assertions made Inv
a New York afternoon paper TODAY
lie Is not directly quoted. however
and confirmation OF the statement
is unobtainable. Even Evelyn Tbaw
Is quoted by the authority as gayinp
that she believes the Thaw family
IL determined TO eliminate her. I'm,
denied that either Of her attornys
have held a conference with those
OF the Thaw family, or that thero
was any truth I'm the rcportg that
the detectives employed by Thaw or.
his mother had been shadowine
her.
Messages from Pttsburg say that
Harry Thaw has refused 10 nav bis
attorney fees and other expenses of
the last trial, or make any settle
ment at present upon his wife II
made no bargain 10 be sent To- Mat
teawan, he IS quoted as saying
"and not lawyer will get any mon
ey from me until ! get out bar
gained TO be acquitted not to- bc
sent 90 the asylum"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
TAZEWELL BUDGET
CANDIDATES ELECTED TO PEN
NITENTIARY-SWIFT JUSTICE
METED OUT TO LAW BREAK-
EltS-MARRIAGE, PERSONALS.
ETC.

Tazewell Va, Feb. 28.-Taze-
well circuit court continued It's ses-
sion this week and has disposed OF
several eases. among which are
The case OF Tom Poscy and Levy
McNeal. charged with robbery and
maliciously shooting Booz Williams.
which ended with giving them ten
and twelve years in the pen" and
Joe Griffith charged with cutting
Mr. RObiuett of Pounding Mil.
which ended i'm giving Grifnth
twelve months in The county jail
on last Wednesday Mr Charles
Larmor and Miss Maude Hampton.
accompanied by the sister Of the
latter. went to Bristol and we're
Joined in The holy bonds Of malri-
mony Mr Larimcr is in the en-
pIoy of the Tazcwcll Electric Light
and Power company. and is q young
man of character and promise. Hs
bride is the pretty and accomplish
ci daughter Of Mr and Mrs. Henry
Hampton of Tazewcll
Miss May Hankins. who has been
teaching music st Graham, Va. is
now ar the home Of her parents
quite sick with typhoid fever At
present she is doing nicely and a
speedy recovery Is heartily anuci-
pated
Mr. Jos Vs. Moss. who. for scv-
cral years has been in the livery
business iu Tazcwcil has sold his
entire stock TO his brother MT.
Clint Moss The latter viii take
possession March Ist.
Rev George Stuart the renowned
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29

lecturer, will deliver lecture to
the Tazewell people on March 3.
Judge Graham OF the law Arm OF
Henry & Graham. who has been
spending the winter In Florida, will
return To TaEewell tomorrow. HIS
daughter, Miss Jeane. Will return
with him. Mrs. Graham will prolonE
her visit with her friends and rel.
atives in the south until the wealth
er moderates.
MIR. A. Ward. formerly OF Taze.
wei, now of Stavely. Alberta, Can
ada. has been visiting his old
friends for some time. lie intends
to return to Canada in short
while.
L. c. Chapman returned Wednes.
day from New York. where he has
been for some time buying his
spring stock.
Mr.. Wilk Stephenson, another OF
the old Confederate yeterans
answered the last call n few DAYS
ago at his home near Tip Top. The
deceased had many warm friends In
Tazewell, and leaves wife and
family To mourn the irreparable
loss.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
REX IN MLwAUKEE.

Milwaukee Wis. Feb 2g. King
Rex and his queen. monarchs of
Mardi Gras arrived in Milwaukee
today. and this evening viii be-
given a great ball In the Hppo-
drome by their loyal subiccts The
big building has been decorated for
the event I'm royal purple. gold and
crimson with myriads OF electric
lights and the functions win un-
doubleday bc fho most brilliant and
spectacular ever witnessed Zoo Mill
waukec.
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or
CONDOBENCE AND RESPECT.

Whereas, The Great Spirit has
seen nt in Ins wisdom to remove
from among as the esteemed wife Of
our beloved Brother. y. +. Martin.
who is member OF Navajo Tribe
no. 1O2 improved order Of Red
Men. be t.
Resolved That we. as Tribe.
extend 10 Bro. Martin our profound
est sympathy in his sad loss and
bereavement
We console him with the fact
that she has gone TO the Happy
Hunting Ground and left all her
troubles and sorrows here below:
and. be- it further
Resolved. That q copy OF these
resolutions be- sent % Bro. Martin.
also printed in The daily papers Of
the c.ty and q copy kept in the rec
Orjs Of The Tribe
r. p. GODBEY.
JOHN r. LAND
j H WRIGHT.
Committee
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
AUTO RACES IN FLORIDA.

Daytona, Fla. Feb 29.-Al-
though the entries I'm the six auto
mobile races TO be held on the Or
mond-Daytona beach next week are
lighter than usual, there Is appa-
rently no diminution of interest I'm
the event Already the crowds Of
enthusiasts are beginning to gather
and by tomorrow 80 is expected that
an unprecedented assemblage viii
be here. The entries include twelve
Of the highest-powered cars in the
world and the promoters of the
meet are confidently looking forward
10 some smashed recorda.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
TONIGHT.

In calling attention to the pro-
duction or The Little Detective "
the manager points with commend
able pride 10 the fact that he is Of
fering for public approval play
that Is not only out OF the ordinary
runt OF so-called scenic attractions.
Dut that In point OF dramatic con-
struction, the play itself has no
peer.
He realized that people are tired
OF that class OF drama wherein the
actor utters some stereotyped he
roic, and then poses in a strained at
titude that says plainly. Please
give me your applause"
BY 80 doing the lines mean moth
ing and the plot furnishes no ade-
quate clue to the unravelllng OF the
story; and as a result the play does
not please, because the audience
wonders what all the talk was
about" In The Little Detective"
the plot is placed in succinct form.
the lines reveal motive. and there
Is not a single inconsistency In all
Its construction. II is a play that
holds the audience by the beauty
OF It's lines, the simplicity OF It's
plot, and the earnestness of the
story. It is a play that Wins on It's
merit, and has been a success from
the beginning.
The Little Detective" will be
seen here at the Elks' Opera House
tonight.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
WELCOME PROSPERITY.

Baltimore. Md, Feb. 29..-WIth
the completion Of arrangements and
the arrival today Of the advance
guard Of the boosters brigade. ."
all is in readiness for the great
prosperity convention" to be held
in Baltimore next week, beginning
Monday. Business men from all over
the south and East will take part in
the convention, which will be made
joyful demonstration al the return
OF confidence and prosperity.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
MOBILE TO MAKE MERRY.

Mobile, Ala. Feb 20.-With the
streets decorated in a profusion Of
colors and all preparations com
Dleted for the festivals and page
ants. old Mobile is ready for the
three days OF merriment that Will
mark the Mdrdi Gras celebrate
here. The fun will begin tomorrow
in a subdue1 way and will break
forth in riot Of fesuvity on Mon
day and Tuesday. The Mobile car
nival will be second only TO that OF
New Orleans ana will attract thou
sands Of visitors.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29

KILLED OUTRIGHT
FIRE DAMP EXPLOSION IN MEN
iCAN MINE-TwO HUNDRED
OTHERS IMPRISONED.

Sabinas Coahuila. Mexico. Feb.
2s.-Seventy-siX persons were kill
ed outright and there is little hope
or rescuing two hundred other
miners who We're imprisoned when
fire damp exploded In the Monterey
Steel company's mine at la Rosita
Thursday. Because of gases the gov
ernment authorities, who have the
rescue work in charge. has been un-
able To enter the mine.
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At SEA
THE u. =. BATTLESHIP SQUAD.
RON SAILS FRO MCALLAo.

Callao, Peru, Feb. 2O.-Thc
United States battleship squadron
sailed from Callao harbor for Mag
delena bay at ten thirty this morn.
ing Vessels passed out to sea sin.
gle file. each laundering sautes as
they drew alongside the Peruvian
cruiser from which President Padro
reviewed them at the harbor eg-
trance II is expected that the run
TO Magdelena bay will take about
fortnight.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
DEATH OF A YOUNG LADY.

Miss Carrie Neal OF No. ~ Tyler
street, age 21 years. died at her
home this morning at 1890 o'clock.
She was a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. Neal and is survived by three
brothers and two sisters: John H..
Adam A., Clarence, Deelie V. and
Ella b. Neal The funeral will be
held at Calvary Baptist church Al
10 O'Clock Monday morning. Inter
ment Will be In Walnut Grove Gem
etery
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
LUTHERAN PARSONAGE
BLCEFIELD-GRAHAM.

About month ago the members
OF the Immanuel Lutheran congre-
cation held a business meeting and
made arrangements TO have their
pastors furniture at the Lutheran
parsonage at Wilmington, y. c..
moved TO parsonage at Bluefleld.
w. Va. They also appointed COM
mittee ohelp the pastor secure and
pay for a house suitable for a mar
sonage. This kindness cost the
congregation about $50. but they
cheerfully paid IT, ON yesterday
about p. m. Worthburg Lutheran
congregation OF Graham came To the
parsonage and piled up groceries.
meats, fruits, etc, on the porch.
suificient for the use of the par
sonage for many months. Callers
at the parsonage from other congre-
cations at the time OF this surprise
said that the parsonage from
standpoint OF location, convenience
and fitness generally, together with
the large donation OF the Graham
people are things for which the
Lutheran pastor and congregations
can feel thankful and proud. For
tokens of love from these two con-
gregations during the past four
months amounting to more than
500, the pastor and his wife here
by tender their heartfelt thanks
and also OFFER earnest prayers for
divine favor upon the cheerful
doners. Gratefully,
REV. AND MRS. G.. r. w KEGLEY
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
HOFFMAN WINs n,rrLE.

Chicago, Feb. ~. Adhcrcnts OF
the Fish and Hartman factions
among the Illinois Central stock
holders arc arriving here today 0or
The last battle. which viii Doc fought
Monday when the adjourned c'ro-
tion of directors viii Doc held Th.
recent court decision ALLOWING the
voting OF Union Pacific proxies ran-
dors The victory OF Hartman and
The utter rout OF Fish % foraqoue
conclusion
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
PRESIDENT RALEIGR
COUNTY COURT DEAD.

Hon, David Robertson. president
OF the county court OF Raleigh coun-
~ died Tuesday at noon, at his
home in Beckley. MIR. Robertson
had been III for many months. but
only within the past few weeks was
his condition considered critical. He
suffered with complication of dis
eases, and the best of medical at
tention could avail him nothing.
David Robertson was born I'm
March. 1850, I'm Dundee. Scotland.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
RAILROAD crrs WAGES.

st. Louis, Fcb o. Alleging that
the financial crisis and unfair Iosis-
lation in the southern states rou-
ders such action necessary th. Moe
bile 4 Ohio railway viii tomorrow
put into effect 10 per cent icIur-
iion In the salaries Of all cxo.uiyn
officers officials ana employees ro-
ceiying 500 month or moro All
employees receiving from $50 to-
500 are cut q per cent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
NUcKELEs CONDITION sEnrors

John 8. Nuckells, the young man
who accidentally shot himself at
Williamson Wednesday might was
brought 10 the BlueGcld SanuarIum
last night by his father The yoIug
man is In prccariOus condition.
symptoms OF pneumonia and blood
poisoning having developed. and his
recovery Us improbable From In-
formation gathered az Williamson
his father suspects foul play
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
EDISON OUT
OF DANCER
NOTED INVENTOR WILL. GO
SOUTH FOR REST

New York. Feb. 29.-"Thos. A.
Edison sout OF danger. The crisis
Is passed and early recovery IL ox-
pected," Was the bulletin issued
from Manhattan Eye. Ear and
Throat hospital, following the doe
tors visit TO the Inventor today. It
is expected that the patent will be
able to go south for long rest
Within ten days.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
FEAST OF SONG
AND FROLIC OF
FUN

8 predicted, the Elks' Minstrels
ried everything before them
night; the show passed of with
Iht and all nd sundry went away
feited with the feast OF song and
lie of fun INDUCED in. The set
b for the opening portion of the
<ertainment was tastefully ar
fged and the aged leaders vaner-
p locks were crowned with we'll
served crown OF glory.
Contrary to expectation. the cur
rang up punctually at the ad-
tised hour. displaying to an ex-
tant and crowded house as fine
looking assemblage of eoons and
ers as have ever appeared before
Bluefield audience. The fun was
and furious from start TO finish.
following program being sue
|sfully negotiated without a hitch
about two and a half hours:
PROGRAM.
Opening chorus by the entire
pup and orchestra of nine pieces
Ter the leadership OF the cele-
|ted Slgnor Gillium Campo Bello.
Pr. Rucker Jenkins. Mr.. Ed
|rd McCulloch, Mr. Frank Bane,
! c. V. Poland, MIR. l.. w. Oaks.
Allen Shott, Mr.. NJ. McNulty.
F. ID. Kits, Mr.. w f. Kennedy.
End men, Messrs. Chas. McCol-
q. Ray Evans, Geo. Vaughan, p.
Alexander. Karl Ewald and DR..
Cue.
nterlocutor-Judge Sanders.
Chorus-Norman Crawford, f. l.
fay, G. w. Slicer, J. G. Biggs,
FIX Miller, j. NJ. Shields, o. l..
fxander and shep. Gillespie.
lrhe Mormon Coon-Mr. X. r.
aid.
iSomebody Loves You Dear-Mr
i ID. Miller.
Ho.Me All Time-Mr. Geo. d.
.Hghn.
Those Songs My Mother Used TO
g-Mr. Geo. w. Slicer
Irhe Lemon in the Garden OF
!ve-'Mr. Ray l.. Evans.
Love You Sweet--Mr. O. l..
leXander.
p. Let 1t BE Soon-Mr. S. II. Jol-
|e.
Where the Sweet Kentucky Flows
Mr.. ]. S. Gillespie.
PART IT.
PIr. Edwin Cook-As the Cute"
Maid.
\. Especial attention paid to
costumes worn by this well
pwn young lady.
'he Boy From Clare-Mr. c..
stard, in his famous recitation,
Janus OBrien."
ohn,and Sam. the JoliHe Boys
"a Chips-Songs. Dances, Buck
Wing.
8The Sidewalk Conversationalists
3iggs and Evans
aiordon and Ray-In Rhymes and
mes on Modern Times.
Dverture-Selected-Orchestra.
PART III.
he Haunted Hotel-Time, Any
Time; place. Any Old Place.
landlord Sokum-C. G. Duy.
russian Anarchist-T w. Lade-
Desperate Charles
Colgan.
Harry, The Barber. D. Nc
booker T. VS.. II. Jollihe.
great deal OF the success Of an
hteur entertainment depends on
amount of go put into the open
number. This is always helped
hg very considerably by the size
Temperament Of the audience
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29

Last night buzz OF approval went
around the assemblage with the
raising OF the curtain as the various
component parts OF the show be-
came recognized by their friends in
front. II declre." said fair dam
sci in row "E. !" Don't Ray Evans
look a dandy: Doc McCue is as ma
tural as life. and don that wig inn
prove Shops appearance. he ought
to wear it all the time" etc. etc. ad
lib. Bill Campbell coming I'm for no
small share OF the comments favor
able and otherwise. But TO get
back of the opening chorus which
went with gusto, the end mems legs
got quite an amount OF ginger In
them and moved like two years
olds; the audience also intended to
have an encore OF the Ben Bolt
chorus, but the pace set was too hot
10 check and the chorus continued
on it's course. being greeted with
round after round Of applause at it's
conclusion.
The vocal numbers following
were received with equal enthusi-
asm, interspersed being numerous
gags OF general local interest. NIayor
Carter. The Daily Leader. The Tele-
graph, II. !. Shott. Drs. Fox, st.
Clair and Peery, Bob Lacy. Max
Witten and others receiving no
small attention of good natured
sort, although we must confess that
Doe was a little rough on Bob Lacy.
who he described as holding the
brakeman's hair to the no little in
convenience OF his own. The Cow
question came in for more than its
fair share of attention. but was by
no means settled
The singers without exception re-
ceived encores which were we'll de-
served and willingly responded to.
Messrs. Slicer. Miller and AIexan-
der being particularly deserving of
the audiences attentions.
Sam Jolliffe's finger could be dis
tinguished in most every pie. and
there is no doubt that a vast amount
of the excellent performance was
due to Sans untiripg efforts.
The second portion OF the pro-
gram was almost entirely devoted 10
frivolity, If the numbers of Charlie
Mustard be expected. Charles big
voice and personality filled the
house and was received with enthu-
siastic applause. The star piece of
the show was the song and dance
performance given by the Jolline
boys, who some day should take
star turn in comic opera
The final was. as was intended to
be, farcial, but one thing miscar-
ried. Sam VS. supposed to dump
Doc McCue fir and square into
wash boiler full OF coap suds. the
popular Doc only getting portion
or his seat wet
1t would not be fair to conclude
without a special word of COM
mendation of the makeup Of Messrs
''7t' "iu Evans III 'HtiI HiutWdlk
conversation; IL was excellent and
both the boys had all sorts Of con
fidence. In fact without exercising
our Drerogative of crlticising it can
be fairly said that never has a bet
ter amateur show struck town. and
last nights would do credit to many
a professional bunch.
After the show a large portion or
the audience adjourned TO the com
Portable quarters of the Elks.
where the Roanoke string band was
in attendance. Refreshments were
served and dancing was kept up un-
til the small hours this morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
HOLOCAUST
IN P|TTsBURG
A WOMAN AND HER CHILDREN
BURNED To DEATH IN BOARD
ING HOUSE.

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb. 29.-A wo-
man and three children were burn.
ed to death here early taday in a
Hire which destroyed boarding
house. Many others had narrow es-
capes from suffocation. The dead
are Carolina VivacR and her three
children.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29

Jackson. Miss. Feb 29 william
j Bryan IS today the guest of the
Mississippi legislature and delivered
'n address before that body Leading
Democrats from an over The state
joined in tho public demonstration
hat marked the arrival Of She Nc
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
TO TRY FRISCO BANKERS.

San Francisco Feb 29 walter
j Bartnctt first Of The indicted Cali
ifornia bankers 20 face a jury will
be placed on trial Monday Ho is
charged with ombczzlcmcnt
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1908-02-29
BAND MN To
BECOME PYTHANS.

The Y NJ G A banI has aa.ut-
cd proposition offered by Tho
KDights'of Pythias and the entire
band will join that order and here
after viii be known as the x OF p.
band.