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Evening star., 1909-09-13

Kermit and the correspondent left by
special train at 10 am. for Naiva sha.
En- route west he stopped at kiJabe
Mission, and here Col. Roosevelt laid
the corner stone of the new white chill
dren's schoolhouse. He was welcomed
by the Rev Charles Hnrlburt and
made a speech in reply. After the cere-
mony the party continued their jour
ney to Na.vasha and arrived there after
in the afternoon. That night Col
Roosevelt went out with Mr.. Loring
and Maj. Mearns after spring hares.
He did very well in spite of the diff
culties of the method, which is to shoot
with the aid of a bicycle lamp.
Evening star., 1909-09-13
News Briefs.

Miss Minnie Fowble Foster daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William n. Foster near
Mount Carmel, Md, and Daniel Bosley
Brooks, son of Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Brooks of Belfast, Nd, were married at
the brides home.
|. Dr. Karl Gremper, seventy-five years
old. 1903 Light street, Baltimore, Md,
one Of the Oldest dentists in that city,
<Short illness.
Bayard Robinson of Hobbs Nd was
attacked by George Johnson, colored,
and received a severe cash in his back.
DR.. Nichols dressed the wound and Ron
inson will recover
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Foster Beall of
Marces. Tex, have issued invitations FOL
the approaching marriage of their danrb.
ter. Miss Trammell Janette,. and Robar,
Humber Cox of Lynchburg, Va,
Evening star., 1909-09-13

Messrs. Newland, Warrington, Dawson,
Allen Lawrence and the, correspondent.
No officials of the government had been
invited, and SO this was the first time the
colonel had had an opportunity of meet
ing at dinner truly settler party. He
spoke freely of his views on the country
and every one was charmed by his per-
sonality.
Thursday. the 29th, Col. Roosevelt and
Kermit attended the race meeting, and
Kermit rode in several of the races. I'm
fortunately he had not winning mount.
Race week is big time in Nairobi, dur
ing which one sees all the beauty and
fashion OF this country. This years meet
ing was voted on all sides as the most
sporting and successful of any ever held.
After the races Col. Roosevelt, Kermit
and the correspondent were entertained
at dinner by the stewards of the turf
club with Lord Delamore in the chair.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
Following dinner, an impromptu smok-
ing concert was held, and both the
colonel and Kermit Joined in the cho-
ruses of the well known songs.
On Friday Col. Roosevelt and his son
were entertained at lunch by the man
ager of the National Bank of India
Ltd, Mr.. Lawrence, and at night the
governor gave banquet at Govern
ment House to Col. Roosevelt. Satur-
day, the 31st, saw every one vending
his way to the race course and Col
ent, the latter riding in several events.
In the evening they attended the anna
teur performance by the Parklands
Shore Club.
Makes Donation to Y. M. c. A.
Sunday Col. Roosevelt attended the
Presbyterian Church and gave the first
donation to the Y. NJ c. A. of East
Africa.
Monday he attended the installation
of officers Of Lodge Harmony, the En-
glish Masonic lodge of east Africa. He
was present also at a dance Monday
evening.
Tuesday Col. Roosevelt and Kermit
We're entertained at public banquet
HIS excellency the governor was in the
chair. The banquet was well attended,
Ito people sitting down to the tables.
and The President of the United
States" the governor proposed thu
health of Col. Roosevelt, which was en-
Enthusiastically received.
Then Col. Roosevelt made a speech
which will ever remain in the memories
of all east Africans. He had previously
been presented with an address from
the residents of east Africa, printed on
silk and inclosed in an elephant tusk
mounted in silver. and the American
residents had presented him with
rhino foot tobacco jar, mounted in sill
YER with a silver rhino skull on the
top and a silver buffalo head on the
back.
Of Far-Reaching Effect.
Col. Roosevelt's speech was enthusi-
astically received. Every one was over
joyed at his remarks on the country,
and on all sides one heard nothing but
hopes for the future results of such a
speech on the country's welfare.
August 4, Wednesday, Col. Roosevelt,
Evening star., 1909-09-13
FUNERAL OF JOSEPH R. ROSE.
Services at Mount Pleasant Congre-
gational Church Tomorrow,

Funeral services for Joseph r. Rose,
for many years assistant chief clerk of
the surgeon generals Office of the War
Department, will be held tomorrow aft
Evening star., 1909-09-13
Of Far-Reaching Effect.

Col. Roosevelt's speech was enthusi-
astically received. Every one was over
joyed at his remarks on the country,
and on all sides one heard nothing but
hopes for the future results of such
speech on the country's welfare.
August 4, Wednesday,, Col. Roosevelt,
Evening star., 1909-09-13

George A. Myers. thirty-five years old
a photographer, died at the home of his
father, John Myers, at Roanoke, Va.
Evening star., 1909-09-13

ernoon al 80 o'clock at the Mt. Pleasant
Congregational Church. The services
will be conducted by the Masonic fra
ternity, 10 which Mr. Rose belonged.
Mr.. Rose died at his residence, 1923
Park road. yesterday. after a long i'll
ness. His wife, two sons. Charles f. and
Joseph A. Rose. and a daughter. Mrs. b..
Il. Myers, survive him. He was born in
New York state in 1SiO. and at the out
break of the civil war enlisted in the
145th New York Volunteers. At the end
of the war he obtained position in the
War Department where he had served
continuously up to the-time of his death.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
EHIIENED PRESIDENT SIGN
MEASURE BEFORE END or
COMING SESSION OF
CONGRESS-.
FAvORS THE PROPOSITION
THIS 70 PEOPLE or
WEST ON IEIS
" TOUR.

Washington, Nov. % There arc
strong indications that President
TAFT will sign the bills admitting
tho territories of Arizona AID MeNi-
60 TO statehood before the close OF
the cmiug session of Congress. lie
took occasion while i'm tho wc,t re
Gently to let the people know he
favored statehood for the terrific
tories
Representative Hamilton of Mich
igan chairman OF the house commit
tee on territories, said recently that
he would do his best 20 have the
bill admitting the territories report
c1 TO the House before the holiday
recess; ana SO the ontimcut I'm tho
House is almost unanimous ii g. not
improbable that the popular branch
"f Congress viii pa IS the bill so
that 1t viii he I'm the nature OF "a
Christmas gift TO The people of Arl-
iona and New MEXICO
While 81 is understood there is
some opposition I'm the Senate to the
admls ion of the territories. It, is
believed President Taft will be able
to overcome it and thus have added
the FIRST half OF his administration
VITO start TO the flag
Friends of the territories say they
would have been admitted TO the
Union in the last Congress but for
the opposition OF Senator Beycridrc
T Indiana, chairman of the commit
tee on territorIes II Is known that
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
BELIEVED THAT MANY MEN
STILL SURVIVE IN DEPTHS
OF THE ST. PAUL
NINE.
MORE RESCUES ARE MADE
NEW FIRES BREAK OUT FIRE.
QUENTLY, AND MEN ARE
WORKING HARD.

Cherry H., Nov. 22.-In addition
to the miners who were brought out
alive from the st Paul mine late
Saturday afternoon it is Thought
that a hundred more are living
walled in the pockets OF the mine.
Several more rescues were made to-
day, and mine diver who descent
ed into the workings this morning
says that he heard voices of men
in the chambers but was unable to
reach the imprisoned miners.
Volunteers are working like Tro-
joins and everything is being lone
TO rescue tho imDerilled employees
New fires are breaking out frequent
~ and the work of rescue is fronght
with many dangers. The men who
descend into the depth of the mi G.
are taking their lives i'm their own
hands. but they are doing It.
The sentiment against the coal
company is bitter among the men
They allegc that raw EXPERTS"
are respon eible to q great extent for
the loss OF life
Fresh crews are being sent down
as rapidly as possible
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
SHERuFF AND DEPUTIES TAKE
MAN INDICTED FOR SON
TUPLE MURDER TO
COUNTY SEAT.
TO BE TRIED THANKSGIVING
PRISONER TAKEN AHEAD or
TIME TO AVOID ANTICI-
PATED TROUBLE

Howard Little who was indicted 1T
Grundy last week for the murder OF
Mrs Belly just ana the Meadows
family at Hurley was removed from
tho Lebanon Jail this morning. by
sheriff r. II stacy and seven stall
wart deputies, sworn in Saturday at
Gmndy according TO report re-
celvel here. The removal OF Little
TO Grundy today came as surprise
TO everybody, aud II Is thought the
sheriff Is removing him i'm order TO
avoid a gathering OF people along
the route. Nevertheless large crowds
gathered at the jail'thia morling at
Lebanon when Little was seen COM
ing out OF the iailcr's Office, accom-
panied by eight strong men each
armed with a Winchester rifle. A
hack was secured at Lebanon AMI
the drive 20 Cleveland consumed an
hour. The arrival at Cleveland
camo as surprise to everyone It
mot being expected he would be taxi
en- to Grundy until Wednesday the
day before The trial was set
There was no demonstration at
Cleveland although Little was eyed
by the curious The prisoner and
the sherin with his deputies boarded
no. 2 on It's arrival and got of at
ionakcr whore another hack was I'm
readiness and the Journey TO Grun-
dq was commences without any de-
lay The distance from Iolaker
TO Grundy is forty two miles, all of
10 20 be- covered by hack.
The roads arc in COOL condition
between Grundy and Honakor. and
the party should reach Grunly
about eleven o'clock tonight.
II is reported the feeling at Grua-
dy IS at lever heat and It. i3 feared
that mob VIII take Little from the
jail before Thanksgiving lay the day
set FOR his trial and lynch him The
most con scryativo people al Grundy
are OF the opinion that should nc
bc acquitted mob viii take hold OF
him Immediately upon his release
and hang him and st. is also expect
ed If found guilty. that he viii be-
hanged Within thirty lays after he
nItcnced.
The evidence aeaiua. Little IS cir
cuusfauffgI Iuf &. g.. .p 1t~,,,.. tL4
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
INCREASE DUET
BETTER PRICES

Washingtone Nov. 22.-sThe in
creased commercial activity which
has characterized opditlons in the
United States during the past few
months is beginning to make Itself
apparent in other parts OF the world
The records OF the Bureau OF sta
tistics OF the Department of Com
merce and Labor. which have. dur
ing the past several months in1icat-
ed a marked Improvement In both
the internal and foreign commerce
OF many of the countries of the
world.
Imports into the United states ia
the 10 months ending with October
1903, the latest period for which fig
ures are available, amounted to
L195 million dollars, against 900
millions in the same months of the
preceding year and exports. 1860
millions, against 1,4Ov millions i'm
The corresponding months o. the
preceding year; while for the single
month OF October the figures are
imports. 127 million dollars. agai1ss
1902 millions in October of last year.
and Of exports, 1919 millions against
l72 milioas I'm the same month of
1908.
These increases I'm foreign com
merce both in the case of the Unit
cd states and OF other countrie
while Indicating in some degreo am
increase IN quantity OF merchaldiso
moved. are IN part due to highcr
prices Just as lower prices I'm many
articles Immediately followed ,ho
commercial 1epres ion Of 1905.
an advauce in prices has in, many
cases followed the improved trade
conditions Of 1909.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
STRAIGHT FROM
THE SHOULDER

Last evening the Christian church
had more people than space to put
them The Evangelist OF Indiana,
J. NJ. Rudy. is starting in to deal
with men and their sins without
gloves He sraks direct from the
heart 20 tLa heart. There was man
'fe"ily very deep impression made
Iror his audience last evening. the
question thai he asked his hearers
to seltle was What is the Most In
teresting Thing in the World?" mot
n the world TO come" said the
Continued from Page One.)
e2eaker, but in this world here
and now This is the only world
you and / have tried 50 far. am
quite sure the Scripture teach us
that If we do not begin TO feel heav-
on AMI TO know heaven here we
shall not feel or know heaven here
after--I guess the truth is about
this faid Mr. Rudy I'VE 20 to
heaven just about as fast as we be-
come heavenly ami we 60 to hefl
Just about as fast as we become hell
ish." Why said ind evangeli
do so many people have the idea
that they have to go through the
grave to meet Cod II we wait un-
til we are on the streets Of the New
Jerusalem 10 meet Cod am mingle
with angels We shall be- disappointed
There Is nothing in death TO fla I'm
for angelic as Ociauons or to bring
us to the Fathers favor The first
thing for YOU 10 realize rs that Cod
has nothing to make agnels out Of
except men. II is men that Christ
in trying to make men for the here
and the now, men who feel the life
Of God in their lives and who are
con cious Of Immortality DOat get
10 thinking that salvation is a post
morton experience. This IS life enter
nal that thy may know Thee. che
only true God (now) and Jesus
Christ whom ,hou has, sent lie
that hath the Son hath life CnowJ
Continued on Page TwoD
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
]. ]. ASTOR'S
NOURMAHAL
STILL MISSING
WRECK DISCOVERED NEAR SAN
DOMINGO IT is THOUGHT
MAY BE THE
YACHT.
CUTTERS SECURING THE SEAS.
VESSEL NOT AT SAN JUAN AND
GENERALLY BELIEVED
To BE LOST.
CUTTERS SECURING THE SEAS.

Santo Domingo, Nov. ga
wreck was reported today between
Catalonia and Saonaisland southwest
of here, and a revenue cutter has
ozone TO inve tigate. It is thought
that it may be the Nourmahal.
John Jacob Astor's yacht which
has not been heard of since the
West indian hurricane
TO INVESTIGATES.
Key West Fla, Nov. ga tug
left Elbow Key early this morni g
to investigate the supposed wreck
of the Aston yacht reported from
San Domingo.
No NEWS
Washington, Nov. 22.-At the
wireless station here there is no ia
telligeDce regarding the NourmahaI
and the yacht has been general Civ
en- up al lost
NOT AT SAN JUAN.
Tampa, Fla, Nov Wireless
messages received here say that AS
, tors yacht Is rot at San Juan. and
tn search is being continued.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
CITY OFFICERS
RESPONSIBLE

Rev. d. Emory Hawk preached a
strong sermon at the Bland Street
Methodist church Sunday morning
on municipal government, showing
conclusively that the badness or
goodness of city are qualities for
which the city officials are largely
responsible His text was "The
Powers that be are Ordained by God
...... Not a Terror to Good Works
but to the Evil" Rome 1871 and 3.
The sermon follows:
a There is an idea afoat that the
ministers of the gospel are called of
God and that every other man must
get along as best he can and prop.
erly, If he pleases, employ any sort
Of method OF doing So It is not so
taught IN the Word OF God. Every
honest man is Gale dof God to 10
his work. ST. Paul here emphasiz.
IS that principle It relates to orr
rulers and officers of every name
The relibion which does rot compre-
n nd this doctrine will prove itself
useless in a needy world
The religion which is too good TO
go to the ballot-box did not find it,
authority II the Holy Ncripthres.
The old Prophets were concerned
for the purity % the government.
Christ loved HIS native land and
made the hlies Of its field speak
tte story of divine concern for men.
Hc norOred her rulers and made the
fiSn - surrender the coin for taxes
He wds q patriot so broad as that he
Inspire ( y I'm every breast so that
patriotism Is an essential part OF all
true religion
The Scottish poet sings:
"Wher I was beartless young and
blate
And fr C. coned thresh the barn.
Zen then a wish q mind IT'S power)
4 wish that to my latest hour
Shall strongly heave my breast
That for poor auldi iscotland's
sake
Some usefu plan or bcak coul Z
make
OI sing song a. lcat"
10 become every christian citizen
To caro- ully consider the needs OF
his country his state his city. I
plead first OF all for q rccoeatiou
by the people OF the divinity or
dainei mi sion OF our officials. Thc1
are Gods ministers % thee for good
says the Apostle The faithful po-
liceman who watches about your
homo and property while YOU sleep
Is eltitled TO your rcvcreut respect.
Confined on Pass SIX
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
BIG MILL AT
GLAMORGAN

w T. Louis connected with Che
Carrier Lumber Corporation at
Glamorgan va. pas ed through the
city today ON his way To- Sow York.
TIE has been at Glamorgau looking
after the construction of a saw
mill at that place Mr. Louis stated
he will have the mill completed the
latter part Of this month. AM will
commence operation with force o.
200 mea January first.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
DECIsEE PRACTICALLY DIS
SOLVES CORPORATION BUT
TO BE FOUGHT OUT IN
SUPREME COURT.
HIGHER OFFICIALS CONF ERRING
81. LOUIS DECISION DEMORiL-
IIES STOCK ON THE NEW
YORK EXCHANGE.

New Yor. Sow 22.-standard
OH stock iell forty points today on
the STOCK excha1ge as a result Of the
dec. ion Of the federal court IN 81
Louis dissolviag the corporation.
The orders Of tho court do not
take effect for thirty days and The
attorneys for the defendants have
male application for an appeal ana
the case viii probably be fought out
in the uaitei states suprccc Court.
Tho decree practically dlssoIycs
tho STANDARD on cohpuny of Now
Jersey
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
BIG TIMBER
TRANSACTION
TWO MILLION FEET SOLD Is
SCOTT MY VIRGINIA
no BRISTOL MIN

"a. S. Gillespie. " Graham. and
others have just closed a deal with
j a. Wilkinson Of Bristol Tenn.
whereby Mr. Wilkinson takes over
100000 feet of, imber ia s.9n
county, va. The timber IS largely
oak and said 70 be of a very fao
quality. The consideration Is prl-
vatc
It SIS understood that Mr. Wiki.
fon VIII install a couple OF saw
mile 20 cut the timber at once.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
OFFICIALS CONFER.

Sow york Nov p. Standard
oil officials arc comforting to- Icv o.
means TO combat tine government
victory John u Archibald declares
that the decision win result i'm The
repeal OF tho sherman AnH-rrug,
law because all corporations can be
attacked
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22

Cape Haytiea Hayti Nov 22.-
Reports drom the Islands i1 the IN
terror say that over a hundred lives
were lost I'm the recent cyclone and
everal villages were wiped out
The total loss TO property Will
amount 20 several milions.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22
LANDBADY AND THREE
BOARDERS ARE MISSING

Milwaukee, Nov. 22.-Fire today
destroyed the boarding house of VI.
Rojonvich in the residential part
of this city early this morning. Mrs.
Bojenvich ana three boarders arc
missing.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-11-22

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-01
SHOOTS FRIEND
WITH REVOLVER
Rudolph Borgesson didn't Know il
Was Loaded" and Oscar Hog
berg is the Victim.
HAS CHANCE OF RECOVERY
Bullet Penetrates Lung, Just Missing
the Heart-Accident Occurs in
Room in Moline.

Carelessness in handling a loaded
revolver by a friend nearly cost Oscar
Hogberg, 1911 Seventh avenue, Moline,
his life about 1890 yesterday morn
ing, and as it is the young man is con-
fined at the Moline hospital, suffering
from a serious wound. The physician
in charge Of the case, while regarding
the young mans injury as serious,
thinks that he has a fair chance of re-
covery.
The shot which wounded him was
fired by Rudolph Borgesson, a friend
and fellow employee of Hogberg's. The
the home of Mrs. Charles Carlson
when Borgesson entered, and noticing
the revolver in partially opened
drawer, picked it up, and pointing to-
ward his friend, said, Nov I'm going
to shoot you" He made the remark
as a joke, and pulled the trigger, not
realizing that he was handling a dan
gerous and loaded weapon.
Hit Near the Heart.
The bullet entered Hogberg'S body
on the right side, just missing the
heart and penetrating the right lung
1t took downward and outward
course, and striking the second rib
glanced off, and passed out of the
body. After leaving Hogberg's body
the bullet continued its course through
three layers of bed clothing, and was
found imbedded in cotton comforter
The shot was fired from a 3S-calibre
S. &t w. revolver.
physician was called at once, anC
the wounded youth was taken to the
city hospital. Hogberg is about Is
years old
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-01
RECORD OF COURT HOUSE
Real Estate Transfers.

Sophie l. Lindstrom to James II.
Heaton, south Y lot 8. all lot g. block
"A, Gallup's subdivision block "a,
lower addition Rock Island. $4,000.
Andrew p. Anderson to Charles a.
Sprague. north so feet lot 5, block 3,
Sinnet's addition Rock Island. 5 1900
Fred w. Frels to |. F. Wainwright,
northeast northeast Except II rods>
section Is. southeast southeast section
i2-1S2e. $4,000.
Charles w. Wake to Moline Trust
& Savings bank, lots 10, II, u, Is,
block 6, Donahoo & Cosner's first addi-
ton East Moline. $1,000.
Elizabeth Wilcox to Ezra Wilcher,
.ot 6, block 2. Black Hawk second adj
dition Rock Island. $500.
Peter H. Vessel to William McClei-
Ian, lot II, block 2, p. H. Vessels
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-01
ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.

Sun sets 5,4I. rises Cos: moon sets
4:lj a m: p D. IN. moon in con-
junction with Neptune. passing from
west to east Of the planet: moon high
est or fartheSt north. Consultations
visible. $50 p. tn, during March-Oyer-
head. Gemin;: north. Ursa Minor. &C.
pheus. Lynx; northeast. Draco. Ursa
Major. Canes Venatici BooteS: east.
Virgo. Leo Leo Minor; southeast. era.
ter Hydra: south. CAMS Minor. Mo-
noceros. CAMS Major. Argo. Navis;
southwest Orion. I.epus, COLUMBIA
west, Taurus. Aries; northwest. Au-
riga. Persons Cassiopeia Fright stars
visible same hour. With rank Of each
among the 20 first magnitude stars
overhead. PolluX. II; northeast. Are
turus. 5; east Spica. 10; Regulus. 10:
south, Procyou. 8; Sirius. 1; southwest,
BetelgeuX. II: Rigel. I; west. Aide
baran, IA: northwest, Capella. 4. Plan
cts during MarCh-Mercurv visible low
in east before sunrise from the 80 to
the 10th: Venus rises about a. ~
Mars about $50 a m; Jupiter sets
about 5 a. m; Saturn about D. NJ:
Uranus rises about a. M: Neptune
sets about a. N. Sun in the constel-
10 ton Aquarius till 18th then In Pisces.
Zodiacal light seen in the west after
twilight on moonless nights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-03-01
CITY cha Il.

Kerler & Co. weave rugs.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Read H. X. Walkers want ads.
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
For bus and express, Spencer & Trefz
Godfrey's laundry gives green trad
Ing stamps.
Call and inspect the Thor motor.
cycle at John Kochs.
Lewis Single Binder cigar-richesl
most satisfying smoke on the market
Let Krell & Johnston do your tin
and furnace work. 1916 Third avenue
H. T. Siemon wants your tin and
furnace work. 1526-152S Fourth ave
nue..
Ready in a jiffy, easy to prepare; &
good hearty breakfast is Mrs. Austin;
famous pancakes.
For a good, wholesome, cheap break
fast, always buy Mrs. Austin's pancake
flour. Your grocer has fresh supply