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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-13
GOIrlplete Sur ise

81 Miss IIEs Chance was the recipient,
q enIoyable surprise August;
ssrdon the occasion Of her Hxtesnth
s5irhdaT. 5 &,
~ Miss Chance had been carefully iur s
"a away from home By aIady friend 20
spend the evening and during her ah-
sence the croWd gathered ct the.
jhpnse. When she came home she
walked into the crowded parior where
about thirty Of her young friends we're
assembled to wish her many such hap
py returns .ss2. s}sss E. (
Massl iva :was the recipient OF e.
number OF presents consisting Of two
beautiful rings, one with her birth
stone setting, . white parasoL, beau.
hful water set some sheet music. 2
Nhits apron. etc. IS: zss. { .;. VI.
Isl Those present sEsre Mss Burg.
Miss Mattson. Misses Minnie. Nina,
Virginia, Danise eottle Miss Myrtle
York. Miss Ethel Brick 1Gias stegmen.
Miss Emma Chance, Mr.5phn Nelson,
MI. Phillip Rings1 nm HI. Ernest
Beecher, Nj. Earl Noble. Mr.. Fred
burgess, Mr.. David Smith. Mr.. Leb
Smith. Mr. DGyis - .ssgs55 i l2 $.ss:-.
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Tales of Cities. {

Danbary. Conn. makes 90 per eensuf
tfsstiR bats produced IN the Uaated
States :. ::77;;.ss.;-- sz.s5.
g The proportion Of aged persons III
New Yesk city Is Increasing from year
to 5ear. There are twenty-five homes
hoe these persons In the city. and they
are all filed NJ H& 4 5s:5
= St Louis Is the largest and NOSE I'm
portsnt market In the United States Sss
the manufacture, distribution and sale
OF easkets. COINS. burial garments ana
other articles Necessary for the t,ae
fnterment Of the dead A s53 sSS;sss:
Philadelphia has recently opened q
new hospital for contagious diseases
which Dr.. EeR. the director, OF public
health. declares b the worlds mcdes
institution OF lis kind The new ilsts
tution has cost about S1.5OODOO 30 far
and VIII probably cost another miIlfrai
II bufsin srsoss paanned are adiela ss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-13
Stars and Bio OlneFs
Play al De 6roat

"a Very Interesting game Of baseball
was played On The Rnshfeldt diamond
Sunday August 9Th, between the De
Groat Stars and the De Groat Bloom
era Although this Is only the second
game the Boomers have played they
did some very creditahle work and
had Il mot been for the absence Of
some Of their best players they would
no doubt have e Won d the game me
players were as follows: 81. Z
# Aibert Rnshfeldt {, Elmer.
RushfeIdt Otto Jacobson Id, Hans
Nelson b, Alma Ruahfeldt sb, Rnban
Haase so Emanuel Rushfeldt RI, Ern.
est Rainboth q. Hazel Sullivan Il.
Rloomersred Hasse e, Charles
Meyers d. Oliver Nees 1h Otto smith,
%, I'd Hasse 50. Josephine Rushfeldt
ss Ada Sullivan Il, Ole Rushfelat cf,
John Rushfeldt IL: 5.5ss r
James Rainboth umpired the game.
the fnal score was : TO i IN favor 81
the stars
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Rll,A|k'l|NC
||||A|',R)P
BLACK RUST MAXIM HEAVY IN
IS ROADS INTO THE GRAIN IN
:... THIS VICINITY.

@ The black rust ID playing havoc
with the grain crops ia this vicinity,
and the indications are that the crop.
Win be cut down on an average Of 402
per cent to 80 per, cent g. 3. Burgess,
Of the Burgess Elevator Co, and 9th.
ers went ont Wednesday On . trip
east and north from Devils Lake and
got samples from ten different fields
In q radius OF 10 miles. which he has
carefully examined with The results Ii
his opinion as stated ,s33s;sg
4 Mr.. Burgess states that In his opin-
lon the early wheat VIII probably be
damaged 20 per cent. while the. lats
wheat WIN be: damaged Is per cent.
from the estimated yield.
Frank Moyland was IN oar once
from Freshwater township yesterday
morning with samples from his fields,
whieh are very disconragfng. Mr..
Moyiand states that he has never seen
as fine prospects as were in evidence
this year up to q short time ago. His
wheat was heavy and stood high with
excellent straw and heads. The rust
started In q few days ago and has
been Spreading rapidly through the
fields, with a result that over half Of
his 240 acres of wheat. is covered
with the rust and he is Of the opinion
that It win continue to spread until
the entire Geld Is taken by It The
wheat berries that are formed are
shriyeled mp and those that are moi
matured are not filling, = ss:s5:5 ]
Similar reports are coming from ali
around this territory. and 1t is. cast
Ing g gloom over the community. s +:
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ROGER ON
Ugh RODS
lconssnued fron palte I,ozaa.l.

rain spoufs and other metals ii q
building to tie rod by i ghena. s 81
rod Is struck. there are oscalIatioas
and surgings os electricity lnsits neigh
.borhood % 4 spark may bs given ON
BY any metal near by. III = rod runs
within . feE inches o4 metal that iss
not grounded, the practIce u sto con
meet them Gas pipes should NOT bal
connected to the rod
s5 Is The Points.
The greater the number oe points
the greater the silent discharge from
the rod to avert q stroke, and the
greater the gathering power Of the,
rod II stroke does come. There to3
nse clusters Of points Is wise
The fact that many Of the long slen-
der points are melted when struck
shows that they should be made Trick.
er at the expense Of lengtih
Glass msulators hold q rod well but
electricity does not leave metal HUI
run on siding or shingles even when
they are rainlwet.
Before. saWmills had removed the
tall aimber lightning struck trees rain
|er than houses. As tree trunk ii ~
bundle OF pipes full Of water. which sias
one OF The best conductors and
trees that grow tall hare d saprooE5
reaching 10 permanently moist ground.
Because wood Is mot q good conductor
q tres 10 often torn asunder BIZ part OF
the. energy OF the thunderbolt being
converted into heat which change
the water u Il to steam 10 suddenly
that Its expansion rends the trunk
Nv. s. Rodger, State Fire Marshal
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PREF RED 70 RIE
At BIRC;0
Pace Depends. On 0spsIll
Of Men uldsl a

HaEce2una, Aag f:lThe pEUas
-. - q -.
= 70 80 800 s., .lsss 80
sas 20 pdsss fsz slll tlae psaaasl
sfs UNA nass been u y ssao -
fortress since me dasoEs2ess g. aasf
wsek These Include several sadsrs
nan and d nunbaF az psps,ess Ress
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NOW n For !!
nlM%~x essLysssH - - 45-
":NEVI|I'l||0IE||l |
WORK HAS BEEN zAND
WILL BE PUSHED ALONG 81:


The balance Of the Reid hotel was
moved from It's old site the first Of
the week and excaxst1on work was
commenced on the neE 500, 900 hotel
which win be builttssat the cornersof
Kelly avenue and Third street the
new garage for me -Albar Automobile
Company Is last nearing completion
and. win be occupied By them ID tie
very near future Following this tie
present garage VIII be removed and
the entire site tor the hatei WIN he
cleared: 60: &. s.
1t Is expected that the work win be
greatly advanced before cold weather
sets ia and u possible the contractors
WIN have IL encsosed BY that time.
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g ~ 7 Ell.I DO ACUTE
Japan Sad o sass Issues Jlssnsaas.anu
e. Gsslssa.

Toxic Aug CT n he couEruysssy be-
tween China and Japan over the An
taIukden railway - the principal
topic discussed py the Newspapers and:
many public tiona include d statement
that Japan has issnei an n1finaasun 10
China ne ssFFa8
here u reason 10 fsiIeSs sssiaf tina
Sssateniens n f1ntraas bbns that Japan II
nEanslr1g great asasare 10 bear apon
tlzs government as ektns III prevent
as q III
a aIlrsg HID ssol..
lSesss ssasnsyss
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-13

"a Venable came ont HEonday
with Mr. Petria, and finished closing
MP deal whereby enable bought
They came ont in an automobile $500:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-13

MIS- Harry Ban. and two children,
Of Grand Forks, are visiting with Mrs.
Balls sister. Mrs. J. T., Butscher. "
Miss Mae F1ore is expected back
from her vacation Sunday night She.
has been at her home In osakis,
Mum. for a couple Of weeks. >.
At the needing OF the North Dakota
Pharmaceutical association held at
Grand Forks last week A. A.. Bell, of
this city was. elected vicepreaident
OF the association. This is an honor
well placed as Mt. Bell Is one of the
active members OF the association and
VIII make q very competent official.
The next meeting Of the association
win be held at Fargo. 49, III =
Miss May dcEafresh, who was one
OF our popular teachers ahe past term
or school. was married last week Tnes-
day to T. NJ Thompson, one of the
promising young attorneys of Minot
The wedding occurred at the home Of
the brides sister at MayyIlle. Mr.
and Ars Thompson were in this city
the latter part. OF last week ON the
starter Of their wedding trip. &s
: Henry Bisbee: of: Cando. was a bus
mess visitor In this city Wednesday.
A party consisting OF Mr.. z. J..
chamberifn and his daughter Ellen,
Miss Hance and Tenbrook Whapple
expect to leave this morning for 81
trip to Brandon. and Winnipeg, Cam
ada, In MIR, Chamberlin's touring car.
Rev. =: J. Johnson has rendered his
resignation from the pastorate of the
Episcopal church in this city to take
effect September LIST, having received
can to become arch deacon of Kan
sas City with headquarters at ST
Marx church. This Is great honor
for Rev Johnson and while the peo-
pie Of Devils Lake viii greatly regret
to have him and his estimable family
leave the city they are glad to see
him receive the Just reward for eli.
fcient work dome. at q meeting of
!. fhe vestry Wednesday the resignation
was accepted 5ss.:s4 ... z ss
The Common Sense Bible Teacher,
of St Paul taking for its motto the
words OF jefferson Read your Bible
then as you would read Ivy or Taci.
tals, " and for It's guiding star the doc.
trine OF Evolution, Is publishing the
books OF the New Testament separ.
ateIy, IN the order written, and in i
brand new translation made by al
sevolutionist whose aEowed aim il to
reproduce for the English reader Of
today the impression made By the orI.
ginal upon its first readers Fun ex--
/ pianafory notes accompany the text,
and the department Of criticism ana
discussion adds i spicy feature. This
being the first oppo unity the pubic
has. ever had 10 read the Bible al liz
5erature Or to find out what an interest.
/ Ing book the Bible ID, the Common
Sense Bible Teacher IS attracting at-
tention both II England and America.
Quarterly, illustrated, 800 ) year. 81
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= Miss Hington Of Devils Lake, who
has been spending some time with
her father on his homestead near this
place went into Devils Lake Monday:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1909-08-13
LOCAL NEWS

/ LOCAL NEWS II
DR. W T. Bownlee was In this city
over Sunday, enroute home from
Grand Forks where he had been in
attendance at the State Dental Soci-
sty meeting
II your liver is siuggist and ont of
tone. and You feel dnll, bilious, consh-
Dated, take dose OF Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets tonight be-
fore retiring and you win feel all right
In the morning. Sold by all druggists.
Mrs. B. H Moore, who has been Wis
ting with relatives and friends at Bis
Inarck for couple of months past re-
turned to her home in this city Sun
day Her mother accompanied her
home and viii remain here for time
while she recuperates from recent
Illness. .:s. ~ ss.s: :.
D. D. Sullivan, Optical Specialist, Of
Fargo, viii visit Devils Lake, Monday,
August g. An persons having defect
i've eyesight OF who need their glasses
cnanged OF renewed should call and
nee him Office at Huesgen's Jewelry
Htore. ~- -. x ~ ~ I; !
A party consisting of. Or. and Mrs.
Melix Routier. Mrs F. n. and Dan and
5ud Whitman, Mrs. and Miss Hance,
Hiss Chamberlin. Howard and Ten
brook Whipple and Banding Fisher.
1Eere merry picnickers at Sulleys Hill
Sounday crossing the lake on a launch
From Chautauqua- zs So
sst When the digestion is all right, the
action Of the bowels regular. there is
. natural craving and relish for food
When this is lacking you may know
that you need dose of ChamberIain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets They
strengthen the digestive organs, Inn
prove the appetite and regulate the
bowels Sold b. all dealers. Il 4.
ss Dave Davidson and Chas. Cage. OF
WoIcott Indiana, were guests of C.
Grimes In this city Saturday, Sun
1aay and Monday. These gentlemen are
from Mr.. Grimes old home and are
the first people from that vicinity he
has seen for over four years. Thus
The visit was especially enjoyable for
him q E n. z.. ii. az
Mrs a. p. Baker assisted BY Miss
laura Gretzinger entertained seven
sgf her lady friends at her home at
SO Seventh street Tuesday afternoon.
The house was lastly decorated with
sHeet peas and very ENJOYABLE az
ssrnoon was spent BY the ladies Those
present were Aesdames WIN. Orr, Gil
lerIain Daeley, FItzaimmons,
esIhas Baker
and E;dward Flynn q ar al TAX
very enjoyabie eastern drip
shsy went from this place about ten
Lays ago to Montreal Canada, since
which time they have visited Cue.
ssec. NIAGARA Falls and Boston they
I'LL also Tisit New York and Wash
gton .. before returning home.
viii surely prove d Sery enjoy
yacatiion Cor IT. and Mrs. Flynn.
Mandy has recently pat ID q
and COM lssa line Of sRoo WORK
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TOXIC ! J !. ]

.-lgJE ~
Albert Jaqua- sundayed IN Devils
Lake {, s.s.. 4 ss:i r. 7 ssS ~
There win be q social hop at Toxic;
tonight So 81 80. PM: ysss :5z &
III. Stuart Is In Devils Lake Oh 8 !;
business mission. e. q
John Miller was q blsiness Visitor
Lake Tuesday
The farmers are harvesting In this
vicinity The crops look fine
smeallie returned home Monday
from weeks visit at Duluth, MINI.
Miss Martha Olsen visited with rel-
atiyes in this vicinity over Sunday.
Mrs.. s. l.: Serene and little son
went. to Devils Lake Monday after q
week 9 visit with Mrs: G. D. Mills.
Miss Minnie Arnold returned to her
home at Devils Lake Monday after 4
weeks visit at the home OF a. Thonp
son. Co., sz5 3 .:s:.
Miss Hington Of Devils Lake, who
has been spending some time with
her father on his homestead near this
place went into Devils Lake Monday
Our prices are rock bottom compar.
ed With other dealers: When III need
OF hardware can on his at Toxic and
save money .. r. Chase. b.
Miss Shields, Of zDoyon. and Miss
Ml1ahoney. Of Tolna- reft turned to their:
homes Tuesday after a visit az the
home Of Mrs Graves near Teaio sS
III venable rams out Monday
with Mr- Petrie. ana finished closing:
mp 4 deal whereby enable j bought
They came ont 50 u automobile
4 rreIinau ishment III Petrie.
There IS going TO be fine hunting
10 This vicinity this tan. Prairie chick eli.
ems are quite pienti ful and .aireadys rev;
s erM docks Of iuca aye been seen.
firing about numerous.
sdneks hatched aiong he lake in ais
vicinity
The hs storm last Fri eonsid,
cradle aanaags this yiclnis me
elevator ghtnings Int
fortunateIy as sess slr the
school house sras 1rnsd about
one feHr Az aro eyeral yin-5
doss we're DiDssr ID, one house con
taining couple 81 ocsunants was
y blown q about M feet fusni5I
ture but the oecn sunatelyl
we're not injured, tsis mouse belonging
70 FILLER south III To d il; va
auleseiy psra I..rgs!
were sslyassrzs AMI Id aIl|
there coasIIi Sonass|
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
CINCINNATI, ONO
How's THIsa

We offer one hundred dollars re-
ward for any case OF catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Cataryh
Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have Hpown
r. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honora-
BILE in air business transactions, and
financially able 90 carry out any OBJ
legations made by his firm
Waldng. Kinnan g. Marvin,
Wholesale drugg!s.s, Toledo, o.
HalPs Catarrh Cure IL taken m
ternally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent fres.
Price Use per bottle. Sold By ala
druggists. vNNai
Take Halls Famil Pills foc con-
ssipation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
POE MEMORIAL
ASSOCIATION
COMPLETING PLANS FOR CELE
BRATloN or ONE HuNDREDTn
ANNIVERSARY OF BIRTH OF
GREAT POET.

Baltimore. Jan. 13.-The Edgar
Allen Poe Memorial Assoc at on IL
husily engaged In completing D ans
for fitting memorial TO the great
poet to be held on January 18th,
The one hundredth anniversary OF
HIS b nth.
1t IL expected that the Johns
Hopkins University will also unite
in the event and that the affair vii
take place IN Mccoy Hall, although
was said by an official OF the
Memorial Association, IL It was
found that the hall would not prove
sufficiently commodlous that Lyric
would be engaged for the occasion.
The presence or many of the most
prominent literary men m the coun-
Try is expected as number OF In
vitations to such men have already
been issued. II is expected beyond
doubt that Prof. w lllam p. Trent
OF the department OF Eng ish liter
ature OF Columbia University, New
York, will be there and that he will
deliver one of %he pr ncipal address
es.
The Poe Memorial Association
which was incorporated on April 10
1907, is composed of many OF the
most prom Inent and representative
women of the city. rs officers are:
president, Mrs. John C. Wren
ahall.
Vice President. Mrs. Jordan sta.
bier.
Treasurer, Mrs. Frederick Tyson
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. G.
X. McGaw.
Recording Secretary. Miss Lyd'a
Crane
The main aim and object OF thu
A sociat'on's Organization was t.
ra Sc sufficient funds for the erec.
ton OF suitable monument to the
man who is recognized as az the
head OF American literary art, and
who is, in fact, regarded by Eu.
ropean or tics and savants as the
greatest poet and short-story teller
we have ye. produced.
While the present stone in West
minister cemetery Is more OF mon
ument to the unseifsh zeal and nigf
ideals OF the humble sources from
which funds for its erect on wer,
raised, IL Is argued that II Is hardly
memora' To which the citizens o.
great modern city can point witt
pride. On this basis, the associa
ton set about "a sing money with
which to erect suitable one. Twen
~ thousand dollars was the sun
aimed to be raised.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
PROHIBITION
BILL PASSED
SCENE OF WILD DIsoRDERwHEN
VOTE is ANNouNCED-sENsA-
TIoNAL CHARGES AND CoUN-
TER CHARGES MADE IN TEN
NEssEE SENATE AND HOUSE.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 13.--Sen-
ate bill number /. providing for the
prohibition OF the sale OF liquor
within four mi es OF any school
house in Tennessee last night pa s.
ed 1t tn I'd and final read ng in the
senate. The vote was 20 to 10. II
is expected that the house will pass
the bill today.
Immediately after the vote in the
senate was announced the wi de I
disorder prevailed. AS soon as the
mot on to adjourn could be put and
carried. frantic crowd surrounded
the prohibition sen&tors and the
celebration took the form OF a love
feast.
CHARGES AGAINST MINISTER
The debate preceding the passage
of the measure was replete with n
cidents, one OF which was former
Governor John /. Cox's speech In
defense of his past record and his
present attitude toward temperance
legislation. Another was charges
made by Senator Dancy Fort of In
midat on against Rev. K. E. Flo k,
whom he termed the high mogul"
Of the Anti-SaIoon League. Senator
Fort charged that DR.. Folk had
threatened to ruin him religiously
as well as po iticany IL he voted
against prob bitioD and further
charged that Folk was attempting
to carry out his threat by publish
ing in his paper an insinuation to
the effect that Fort was an lnfidel.
In che house yesterday Represer-
tatdve Cooper introduced a resolti-
tom based on published reports to
he effect that the Rev. r.. b. Chan
pc and the Rev. b. f. Haynes.
prominent Methodist nHnioters. OF
this city, have stated that efforts
are beng made to seduce and cor
rupt members OF the legislature.
The resolution authorized the speax-
or to Issue citation to Messrs.
Sbappeh and Haynes TO appear at
once in the house. and file specific
charges, g'vng the names OF the
guilty parties, the corrupted mem
Der, the witnesses and the parties
who are circu ating these "feIonious
charges"
WARRANTS FOR ARREST
1t is prov ded further that the ei-
tation be placed i'm the hands OF
The sergeant-at-arms for service and
n case proper response is not mad
hat warrants be issued for the ar.
rest Of Me5srs. chappeI and Haynes
and that they be brought before
he bar Of the house, .here to be
publicly repr!manded as common
slanderers unworthy of belief and
decent assoc 'ates."
The reso ution lies over under the
r les.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13

FOR sALE-1oO acres OF choice
bluegrass land as acres cleared.
Two orchards OF about 400 trees,
including apple, reach, pear, cherry,
plum and damsop trees. Two dwell
ling houses. good well water at each
Two barpe and other outbdild 'ngs
Tsis farm is easily accessible 20 the
best mGrLets being located between
BluefSid and Princeton. Price So.
900. Address E. G. T., care Daily
Leader. 1900
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
CARD.

Or. Thomas Il. Peery win be out |
Of the city until January Is, 1909.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
n ]! SSz!MN5itoIksW8stan
OCTOBER rs, 1908.


Leave $3.50 .. m. for Roanoke.
Norfolk and all points on the shen.
andoah division. Pullman Sleeper
Roanoke to New York, via Hagers-
town, Pullman Parlor Car Roanoke
to Norfolk.
gao a. m. for Roanoke, Rich
moRd, Norfolk. Pullman Sleeper.
Dining Car 70 Roanoke. Perior Car
Roanoke 70 Norfolk.
2:bb p. m. for RoaRoke, Lynch
burg AID intermediate stations and
he Shenandoah Valley. Philadelphia
ind New York. Sleeper to Philadel-
jhia. Cafe Car Gary and Roanoke.
1926 .. m. for Roanoke, Lynch
burg, Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman
Sleeper 10 Norfolk.
Leave BlueHeId $40 D. m. for Ken
IVA, Columbus and all points West
ana Northwest. Pullman Sleeper for
olumbus and Cincinnati. Cafe Cars
BIB q. no. Pullman Sleeper for
mbus. Cafe Dining Car,
cave S:25 q. M. and 2:2S D. IA
ally foT Tazewell, Norton and al
tos'or on Clinch Valley division.
rive from Norton aGd points or
he Ciinch valley division at 2:4o D
u. and 7:40 D. IA.
Leave $40 a. m. for Welch and
lntermediat stations.
Leave 10:46 a IN. for william
ION and intermediate stations.
Leave 2:4O p. m. for welch and
ntermeeiate stations.
Call on agent Norfolk and West
I'm Railway for tickets. maps and
.d6itiopal Information
w. y. BEVTBT, q. p. a
naagokA Va
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
WILL NOT TALK
DETECTIVE BALDWIN SAYS HE
Is STILL EMPLOYED BY Gov
EMINENT.

Roanoke, Va, Jan. 13.-WhsD
asked ~ he had anyth ng to say in
repy TO Senator ForaSer's speech
on the BrOwnsv lls inyesti ga ion,
Detective William G.. Baldwin an
swered that he aid not care TO make
a tatement. lie sad that he was
still in the emp oy OF the govern
mont.
Mr.. Baldwin added that he had
not been employed in the Tllman
case IN an way whatever.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
AGREES TO PRESIDE
JUDGE A. n. ANDERSON TO HEAR
RETRJAL OF STANDARD OIL
CASE.

Chicago, Jan. 1S,-Feesrai Judge
Albert A. Anderson Of Iadfanapslis,
vii preside 81 the Tsfrpi - tho
case asalnst the StEAdard oil Corr
paSny in vEicK Jusss z. ". Lands
imposed . enc Of szs RIe,eSs.
Th!s vss dganStsay arss vAep
Judge HAasfv, - vhga TIE $3.50 vas
remazdss ~ tts sirsuft seugt Of
appeals, received a totter from Jddse
Anderson acceptIDg ths Assignment.
Judge Anderson sad he would be in
Chicago next Monday to convene
court and set The case for trial.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-01-13
GOMMEHBs TILLNAA
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE
SEVERELY SCORES THE PRES.
IDENT.

Co umbia, 8. G.. Jan. 13.-The
legislature of South Carolina yestsr-
day unanimously adopted resolu-
tons commencing senator TiHman
ana condemning what che reso u
IONS term the "vindictive me hods
Of the president OF the United
states in his reckless ana mallc' Gus
attacks"