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Watch fobs are favorlte presents to
men from girls who are clever at de-
signing aud making hand wrought
jewelry. Fobs OF copper set With
variscite. pretty green stone, and
mounted on tan suede of a heavy
quality are very smart 1t is a fash
ion, too. 10 have belt buckles made out
or old watch cases and from old pic
tuTe frames. not TO mention charming
girdles from old fashioned chased and
fretwor6 napkin rings. The ring is
cut into perpendicular strips. the strips
being fastened together with silver
chains in an ornamental design. Old
coins are often Joined together for
dog collars. and quaint buttons are set
In metal bands for Gllets. These are
only few suggestions for girls who
are Interested in arts aud crafts work.
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Southern Rv

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
\. b.-Following schedule figures puhli.k.a
only a. Information and are not guaranteed.
30 A. A--Dsily-Locsl for Charlotte
iO-ao a. A--Daily-Limited-B Brollsr A,
AtAata and birmingham. New Orleans
Memphis' Chattanooga, and all the South
through coach for Chase City. Oxford.
go T. h-EH. sunday-KeysvilIe Local
H-fo y. A--Daily-Limited Pullman rad 49,
4. N for all the South
YORK RIVER LINE
'''o = M-Ex- Sunday-To West Pofnt-eo.
Meeting for Baltimore Monday, Wedpesisv
and Friday
80 h.-Monday, wednesday aud Frsa.v-
Local to West Point
''oO A. MY. sunday-LOcal TO Wet Poi,s
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
tEXpress). = - o~iJ
- SEQ A NJ, EK. Sunday: 4:lo p. n, daily
FROM West Point; ESQ A. n, daily ls,Ss A
wednesday and Friday; S:45 p. N, exc.r1
5. 4. BURGESS, ID. p. A.
90 L. Main &C., Phone GIa.
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The Hatpin Vase.

"Auntie" will doubtless be charmed
If some OF her relations give her a hat
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RAILROADS.
Richmond, FIGdGTiCESb'g & Potomac R.R.
10 AR0 FR0A WASHING ToR kKp BEYOND.

ACCOMMODATION TRAINS WEEKDAYS.
Leave Byrd St Sta. 30 r. N. for Fredericksburg
Leave Elba sta $50 A. n. ESQ p N. for Ashland.
Arrive BYRD ST Sta S.25 An. frOm ksb' =
Arrive Elba Sta. $40 An, $50 VI. from Ashland.
'Daily. Weekdays. sSundays only. All
trains 20 or from Byrd Street Station Except
trains leaving 4. 50 a. and arriving l. 70 night
stop at Elba. Time Of arrivals aud departures
not guaranteed Read the signs.
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OF Iut kIttu TIUr
bon. II is pretty little hatpin holder
and something quite novel.
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Subscribe to the PLANET.
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A Novel Waist HANGER.

Here is new shirt waist holder
that is made by cutting white card
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
TRI-STATE RECRUITS

That the managers of tho clubs rep
resented In the Trl- State League have
not been idle since the close OF the
1909 season, but have been preparing
for 1910, Is shown by official bulletin
No. 1, issued by Secretary Farrell
which contains the following Tri-S State
announcements.
Contracts,
with Williamsport--Geor Moore,
Ralph Stoner, Arthur McCracken, Al
bert c. Hagey.
with Lancaster--John Morrison,
Peter Halman, II. l.. Bowers. M. NJ
Amey. Robert Hughes, j. J. Gluntz,
Walter Hamilton. Joseph Veith, John
Bowers, ID. r. Hoch, Henry Miller
Hugh Crawford. Arthur Bugler, Lew
Mccarthy. Ralph II. Whitehead.
With Altoona-John ID. Whipple,
Ben stead.
with Reading-M. J. Murphy.
With Johnstown-Frank Covaleskie
A. +. Hine, William lSringe.
with York--Lou Simmel, Fred Hart
man, Frank Schwab. James McGarry
Harry Damrau, james McAuliffe, Fer
dinand thinner. Walter Shatto.
Terms Accepted.
With Harrisburg Walton
Oliver Megary. George Stuts, $. Shenk
Jay Martin. John c. Lorkard. Fred
/ Goodhart, w. ]. Lavelo, William
Klump, William Webb, Casper Souc-
hash. Il. r. Bowman.
with Johnstown-Eddie Craig.
with Altoona-Charles Dreyer.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
BRAIN TUMOR
KILLS MRS. TAFT

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 1.-THE mysterious
ailment which caused tho death of Mrs.
Horace Taft. Of Watertown, Conn, at
Johns Hopkins Hospital yesterday was a
brain tumor The growth was removed. It
was thought successfully about six weeks
ago and preparations were made to take
tie patient to Florida where II was be-
lieved she would be soon restored to
health. On the eve Of her departure with
her husband. however, the surgeons de-
cided that another operation was neces-
sary and this second ordeal proved too
much for her strength. President Taft,
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
NATIONALS YET
In DEADLOCK
Brush May Drop Ward For
Dark Horse" Before Meet
ing AdjOurnS Tonight
nr unltea BIOS Leased speelal VIC.

nv United Press Leased Special Wire.
NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-Conferences arc
thc order OF the day between the mag
mates Of the National League in tho hope
that when they go into session again this
afternoon, somo plan viii have been ar
ranged whereby the deadlock over tho
election OF a president can bo broken. SO
FAR the conferences have proven futile.
There seems TO be little disposition on tho
part OF the men 10 change their position,
at least at present, although the belief Is
becoming general that there VIII DO a
definite result before this afternoon'a
meeting adjourns.
The line-up was exactly as anticipated,
John Ward having tho votes OF Dbhetts,
Of Brooklyn; Brush OF New York; Fogel
OF Philadelphia and Murphy OF Chicago,
and the spectacle Of the New York and
Chicago managers voting together ON a
proposition was. as one OF tho gallery
expressed Il, well worth coming to New
York to hear about" Robert W. Brown,
OF Louisville, past exalted ruler OF the
Eiks. received the other four votes TO-
day. II Is said his name was suggested ns
"stop gap" Robson, OF st. Louis, would
not vote for John Heydler and the latter''
friends in the game aid not desire TO place
him IN tho running when he could secure
only three votes and leave the possbil-
ity that between Ward and TIeydier, Rob-
ison might so TO the former So Brown
was named and he viii continue to goi
the votes OF four magnates while they On.
deavor to discover dark horse who
can get q vote from the Ward camp.
There arc plenty OF rumors to-day that
Brush may spring the new presidents
name when they get into session aeair
this afternoon The New York president
holds the key 70 the situation. II was h'
who got Ward into the race and there Il
lille sentiment IN his makeup. II he cal
locate a man who viii receive tho vote
OF tho Brown following ne can be depend
cd on to suggest that name as a Cuisines
proposition and abandon Ward a. sec
onds notice.
II is because they know Brush that thu
experts are watching him closely. lie has
held several conference with Robson anS
has tried very hard to swing him into th'
Ward camp. but failed Now no is sound
ing Robson regarding some one else who
could get the support Of Dreyfuss and
Robson. Doyey will go TO any man thai
Droyfuss favors and tho Pittsburg presi
dent has plenty OF influence with Carry
Hermann
Friends Of John Hcydler arc stiii hop
ing against hope that in Wow OF The dead
lock, no still has a chance to succeed hun
SELF. but It Is known that he does moi
share this hope as he believes tho oppo
rition 10 him cannot afford to recede once
they have gone on record.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
sslner nnfentsd sullivan.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec. 17.--In one
Of the hardest fought battles Witness
ed here this season Joe Seiger, Of
Denver. Won from Kid Sullivan, OF
Washington, in 10 rounds before the
Eureka Athletic Club. Sullivan was
game, but his opponent was too strong
and gradually wore the Washingtonian
down to almost a state Of helplessness
with q series OF terrific lefts to the face
and jaw. The contest, which was a
slugging match, was an even affair for
six rounds, but after this Seiger had
the better of the argument until the
end Of the tenth, when Sullivan's sec
onds threw up the sponge
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
FANS GREET
CHARLIE DOOM
dupont Club Showers "Phil-
lies" Captain With Flowers
on Theatre Stage

Charlie DOOM and his vaudeville part
ner. James McCool, who arc at the Car
rick Theatre this week. were cordially re-
ceived by local baseball fans. headed by
the DUPONT Baseball Ball Club and Peter
T.. Cassidy the club coach, at tho the
atro last night
Doom was received by the members Of
tho DUPONT Baseball Club and Mr.. Cas-
sidy McCooi was received by Arthur
Sullivan. the hotel man. and llfo-long
friend. and about twenty-four other VIII
mingtonians who have known Mr. McCooi
for many years.
The dupont men were IN the three
boxes on the right OF the theatre and Mr..
Sullivan and his guests were in the three
boxes on the opposite side When Doom
and Mccool appeared, they were greeted
with applause, and they could not begin
their act for few minutes until the noise
subsded. They do a refined singing and
talking act, which is very pleasing.
The pair we're obliged TO respond to sew
eral encores, and when they bowed them
selves or tho stage they were applauded
several minutes. Doom received flowers
from the DUPONT men and Mr.. McCool was
given another bunch by Mr. Sullivan ana
his guests.
Those in the DUPONT boxes were: l.. r.
Reeves manager; J. J. Cook, assistant
manager; r. r. Mckinney. captain; E. II.
Lambert A. r. Hart T.. Lyon. directors;
u. J. Hauton. II. J. Schuler, J. e. Carver,
J. p Prentiss. w L. Crouch, J. j. Burke,
E H. Siemnn and p T. Cassidy
Those IN Mr.. Sulllvan's party were: Ar
thur Sullivan, J. McMahon, J. Kyle, j..
Tenor. j. Kane. L. simons. A. Preston,
J. Gillespie. II Beckley, T. Guthrie. +.
Jolch, w. Henry, J. Henry, c. s,urts NJ.
ISeogh. r. McGranary, il. Starr, II. VIII
son and J. Keogh.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
NO BASKETBALL At
SEAFORD THIS YEAR

Special to. THE EVENING JOURNAL.
SEAFORD. Del, Dec. I-Ofhclal state
ments coming from Toby" Thompson,
manager Of the seaford High School Ath-
lotic Association, are to the effect that nc
basketball viii be played by the High
School team that was recently organized
this season because a coach competent to
train the boys FOR contests with the
strongest scholastic teams OF the penin-
sula cannot be secured.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
BROWNSON TO
PLAY MELROSE

The Brownson team viii meet their
old rivals the Melrose five Of Camdeu,
n. j., tonight Many OF the followers
will look back with pleasure to the
meeting Of these teams last year. This
year Melrose has two new men In its
lineup, Whitecar and Burke, and Z
good game Is looked for.
Next week Brownson will play the
crack Roolcwood Five Of Philadelphia
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
INDOOR MEET
AT THE Y. M. G. A.

The first or a series OF preliminary
indoor meets win be held IN the y.
M. c. A. gym tomorrow night when
three events will be run OF as follows:
Running high jump, shot put l5-yards
dash.
Records made at the meet VIII be
recorded and if unbeaten at the final
meets in March and April win be cred
tide on the record boards. Names
printed on this board will be n perma-
nent fixture In the gymnasium.
IN January and February there will
be three more record events with the
finals in March ana April.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
W. H. 5. QUINT TO
PLAY TOMORROW

The Wilmington High School basketball
team win begin It's schedule at Glen Mills,
Pa. tomorrow night with the Glen Mills
High School team. The local team wil
play every Saturday afternoon. Teams
that arc scheduled for games include the
Roman Catholic High. inter-sohoiastie
champions OF the East; Southern Man
uai. which was defeated only by Roman
High last season. Central Manual North
east Manual. Chester. West Chester and
Central High.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
HARVARD DENIES
SOME REPORTS
BY United Press Leased Special wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
BOSTON, Dec. 1T--Reports in cir
culation here that DIR. p. II. Nichols
Is likely 10 succeed Louis pioper as
coach of the Harvard nino and that
''Davc" Campbell may be Percy
Haughton's successor as head football
coach for 1910 are to-day declared 20
have no basis OF fact. other than that
the Havrad Athletic Committee has not
vet confirmed he appointment OF
Pieper. Graduate Treasurer William
j.. Garcelton denies the story.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
HarrIshurn seeures PIeiss.

LEBANON, Pa. Dec. 17.-Eddie
Pleiss, Of this city. has ben signed TO
play with tho Harrisburg Trlstate team
next season. Pleiss is no stranger 20
Tristate ball. having been a member
Of tho Lebanon team when this city
was represented in the circuit Las
season he played with Hagerstown, and
his work so pleased Scout" Charley
Kelchner, OF Myerstown, that he was
asked TO sign with the Senators.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Mr. Roe,s Statement.

Editor THE EVENING JOURNAL.
During the early part of this week.
IL was rumored in Dover that the in
fant child of A. V. Lightbourne. grand
child of DR.. A. w. Lightbourne. had
been refused burial in the Methodist
cemetery. This rumor is not true IN
any particular and should have met
prompt denial from the proper source.
The rumor still persists and Il would
seem is being fostered. for the purpose
OF discrediting the officers OF the ceme-
terry. Il cannot be stated in too strong
terms that permission to bury the child
was not refused and that the case was
treated in exactly the same manner
as others.
Thomas c. Roe.
Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17

brother-in-law Of the dead woman. viii
probably attend the funeral. Horace Taft
husband Of the deceased, conducts a
school at Watertown.
Charley Taft the Presidents younger
son, is one of the pupils.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Peace Bond 70 ouiet Dixon

Charged with breach of the peace.
Samuel Dixon was placed under a $50
peace bond by city Court Judge Coch-
ran this morning. The complainant
was Airs. Sarah Butcher Of 10. 10
South Franklin street, who said Dixon
was intoxicated in her home yesterday
and aroused the neighborhood by his
Loud talking.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
LoeaIs on ooIIeae Teams.

Two Wilmington young men this
season are playing on leading college
basketball teams. Frank Hughes a
member Of the High school '07 class.
is playing at center for Princeton, and
William Speer. a member of the High
School class of 'O5. is playing a de-
tense for the University OF Pennsyl-
vania
Evening journal., 1909-12-17

The new bridge over the Ganges
River at Sara, India, for the Eastern
Bengal Railway. is TO cost S6,5O0,OOO.
1t viii replace the ferry now in use.
It will be over a mile long.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17

The Windsor outing Club sat down
to an informal dinner at the Clayton
House last night. There were brief
toasts and addresses by the members.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
PinoohIn Tournament.

A pinochle tournament will be held
at the Young Mems Republican Club
this evening. The winners win re-
ceive turkeys.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Y. I'M. c. a, i'm 1asketbaI Game.

afternoon the local Y. NJ. c. A. basket
bail team will play the Baltimore Y.
NJ. {. A. in the first basketball game
OF the regular season. The local five
is IN good form and expects TO win
the opening game.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
BOWLING

The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling team went
TO Chester last evening and was de-
feated two out of three closely con-
tested games. The scores:
WILMINGTON.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17

Read THE EVENING JOURNAL
Evening journal., 1909-12-17

DoYer DeIs Dc. l7. la09.
Evening journal., 1909-12-17
Windaor cluh at pinner.

Totals ........S54 ~ sOO
Evening journal., 1909-12-17

Ladies' black and white heavy
Fascinators. Cantors price. o.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
Did So In a Manner Charac.
teristic of This Aggressive
Bluefield Real Estate Vet
eran.
AT HIS OFFICE
ALL DAY LONG
Adding TO the List OF Home
Owners His Greatest
Pride.

'"p'' h'nhl'on Il. Baldwin, the
veteran lilueicld real estate man.
c"'"DraD-d his seyony-seycuth birth
u'y today in Characteristic manner.
instead OF laying down business for
day he wasat his uilicc all day and.
In an interview With Lcldor rep
ros"ntativc, stated that he closed one
deal this moraing and would dis
pose or another this afternoon.
Every one who knows Captain
Baldwin IL at once struck with his
unshaken optimism, especially when
he speaks of tn" future OF Bucnold
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
Eighteen Thousand Dollars
Is Involved - If State
Wins, Other Old Officials
Will Be Sued.
A QUESTION OF
COMMISSIONS.
May Be Appealed to Circuit
Court and Then Go TO
; > Supreme Court.

Parkersbrrg, W. Va, Aug. 2G. -
The initial steps in a proceeding
which may in the end mean tnous-
aads Of dollars t5 the state Of West
Virginia was instituted here yester-
day when State Tax Commissioner
Townsend filed EXCEPTIONS TO the set
tlement between the county court OF
Wood county and eX-Shern w. II.
Carter. The court allowed Carter
lye per cent. commission ON all taxes
collected during the discount period
previous to she time when the new
acts OF 1908 wont into effect and the
state contends that he should have
been allowed but two and half per
cent. The difference amounts to
about $4,000.
The case will undoubtedly he ap-
pealed to thc Circuit Court and then
go on to the Supreme Court for a
final Interpretation OF this section of
the taX law. If Carter loses In this
county it would naturally follow that
that State will take tfie same pro-
ceeding IN all of-tho other counties
OF the State where similar settle
ments were made by TIN" county
courts, which would cause the ex-
sherffs to reliOquish thousands Of
dollars they mad received in commis-
sicns
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
French Aviator Paulhan
Remains In the Air More
Than Two Hours and Fif
ty- Three Minutes.
BEATS RECORD
MADE BY WRIGHT.
Stopped Only When Supply
of Essenc was
Exhausted.

~,
' '"' AUS -" 'i"
l7 the h''h DAY OF the aeronnutical
races. Great crowds are attending
the cNhibl''0as.
A iiish. by eight spherical balloons
is being arranged for and viii take
place today or tom@tow.
The police are taking active steps
to arrest thc great number o thieves
who are attending ,he races Mrs
George Gould was yesterday y robbed
Of $4,000 worth OF Jewels by pick
pockets.
Bethany Aviation Field, Rheims,
France. Aug. 26.--Anothar scnsa-
tional exploit was ADDED to he mar
vef5 OF ay'atloa week yesterday when
Fauihan, The plucky French aviator,
broke the world's record i'm won
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
BIG SlJ T
TO STATE
CLAIMS TO Be
AVIAT0R'S WIFE

Portland Oregon. Aug. .G.-Mrs.
j. r. Carson, who SAYS that her mai
den name was Ida Miller, declar 8
that she is the wife OF Orvine Wright
the celebrated American aaronsutic
invoutor. She says that SHE mari
Sd Wright at Central city. Nrb..
some time during 1897.
The story is denied by the Wr.sh,
family at DAYTON, Ohio. who say that
it is not Orville, but wa. some other
person by the name OF Wright
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
Block the Game Of the
Land and Water Pirates"
is the Slogan at Denver.
ORGANIZATION
BEGINS TODAY.
Ballingr VIII BE Conspicu-
Gus by Ills
Absence.


Seattle, Wash. Aug. 2G.--"Blook
the game of the land aad water
pirates"
That slocSn Is familiar II was
heard at Spokane in tho National Ir-
rigation Congress. II was reiterated
at The session OF the Trans Missis-
sippi Consress at Donyor. Now
there is every indication that it is to
become tho battle cry OF the NatloaaI
Conservation Congrcss when the or
ganization of the now institution Is
begun here today
Ginord Pinchot. United states For
ester. who carried the fight through
the Irrigation and Trans Mississippi
Congresses, viii not overlook the op-
poNtunity to continue II. by aiding i'm
building the permanent structure OF
an organization designed solely a. n
weapon of national dofonsc and Of
i'nse against th' mohopolistic loot
ors OF the public domain.
II became pretty well understood
that Piachot directed his attack I'm
the former gathering against tho
head OF the Department OF the In
terror. Richard A Ballngcr, who
was accused OF having played know
mgly or lgnortntly. into thn aands
of the water power trust. by roa-
soa OF this fact. largely, Ballmppr
became conspicuous figure both ut
Spokane ana at Denver.
At the Conservation Congress Dat
iinrcr VIII BE- consplcuous chiefly by
his obscnc' olcading pressing bust
ness elsewhere
Tho Notioua! Conservation Con
sr~7 is TO be bun to 0ght. II pre-
iors TO make is light against mono
poliat interests through cooperation
with tho nations official family at
If The omcial family or
individual mcmboGs OF Il can't be in
ducci TO cooperate, the Congress
propose 70 do what Il can, eve, an
the expense OF q family row. to aid
In forcing thoa" members TO live up
TO their respective obligations.
That y the general plan, outlined
by the organization prior TO nnal or
If there is 10 develop any opposi-
ton 10 these plane, the trust sym.
pathizcrs viii soon bo forced into
the open. a proposed plank in tho
platform defines the purpose. OF the
this way.
no conserve. reserve and pro
motto the development on the forests.
th minerals the waters for power
and irneaUon tho soils and other
Datura resources TO assist and en-
courage Tho bona Gdo settlement or
our pubilt lsDd. aud the develop
mont Of our material resources lu
order fo advanV civil and social wcll
being"
James J HHl one OF tbo strong
speakers VIII encourage 'h. rank
and flo to arm for etrupr'.
Save your natural resource, save
chem for future eewrlHous. that
your children auI your ehUdrous
nh.idrcl MAY oWoy tho inheritance
which W" houlI jvIoIlv guard
Doe w'l t.lI .He delegates
Nuour others who w.I participate
.n In ooug are Jamc A Emery.
.F |.. r..... $3.50.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
Will LIMIT
WHISKY SALES

stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 26.
The restricted saiv OF alcohol during
the recent strike proved so effective
that committee of leading citizens
today visited the King and asked
that the restrictions be made perma-
neut
1t is understood that the suggcs-
ton met with royal approval aad
that liquor viii hereafter br sold
under practically the same restric-
tons as were enforced during the
strike
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
INTO VOLCANOES MOUTH.

Toxic, Japan. Aug. 2G-Prof. Jay
Roger made safe descent into the
mouth of an active volcano, Asama
The descent was made by means Of a
chair attached to a pulley
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
GAS IN JAIL YARD.

Pittsburg, Pa. Aug. Natural
gas was struck in the county Jail
!Grd here while drilling for an ar
teslaA well. Many blast furnaces
are starting up in the ncighborhood
OF Pittsburg and tberp is an increas-
ing activity IN steel making.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
HIDES CONTAIN GEnNs.

It1Ica N s. Aug 2G Dr James
Law, director OF New York voc-1.
airy College iu an address before The
state Veterinary Society today de-.
carod that the importation os free
hides is o. dangerous thing for the
country because ay may contain
dangerous germs.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-08-26
II roLIcE COURT.

In police court this morning John
Jackson was fined $40 for being
dunk and disorderly at the passen-
ger station. Rush Cheek and Geo.
Mintcr were fined s. each on "a
charP5 OF trspas All are I'm iau
in default Of payment of Hnos.