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New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WOMAN'S DUTY 1T HOME.
Cardinal Gibbons Says She Should
Not Seek to pOtP.
LIZ reIssranh 70 Tho rrihnne- ]

Baltimore. June lin his address to-day AT
St Joseph's College and Academy. at Emmits-
burg Nd. where he presented diplomas. car
dinaI Gibbons advised the girl graduates 10 put
aside any ambition to vote
II am entirely opposed to woman suffrage.
he said mot because hate the women, but
love them and want them 70 fulfil the mission
for which God intended them If YOU play in
the arena of politics. you will be covered with
its dust If you grasp too much YOU will lose
everything Nowhere is woman so honored as
i'm the United states. This is largely due 70 the
chivaIry and courtesy of the men: and if YOU
are protected by the male sex. what more do
you want? I want to remind YOU that woman
has a great mission in life. You should. there
fore have deep sense Of your responsibility
in the domestic walks Of life. You cannot hope
to preach in the Church. but you can preach in
your homes and reach those with whom You
come in contact in your daily lives Preach TO
YOUR fathers and brothers Woe be to society
if il had to depend upon the male alone
it would certainly go 10 the devil
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CREED OF CALVIN BROADER.
'as ReV. Dr.. Woodside Says Reformer Would
Approve Theatre and Dancing Now.

-, ,-as Rev. DR.. David Woodside. of Glasgow, said
-aS night in the Presbyterian Council the Fifth
Aoe Presbyterian Church that the Calvinisuc is
- = the church Of the future. He said:
~aeh age must interpret Christ for itself CAL
souio eouio hot speak for all time or give TO his
c..1'hes the form which they would keep forever.
,, 80 himself would probably approve Of the the
= ano dancing in these days. The Calvinistic
:. -. III Is 70 be the church Of the future, because
-, = ne only which all denominations may
- With that broad spirit and religious liberty
- - IS The very spirit OF Calvinism itself.
hs creeds OF the calvinistic churches have
a. . De modified. but the idea OF God remains
a., SANE The harshness of Calvinism has passed
- The genius Of Calvinsm is toward democ-
t.- ~ seeks freedom under the law. not from the
80 ~ha II stf insists that our statesmen carry
- seHglor into their statecraft''
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CHURCH FIGHT BITTER.
DR.. Myers No5c Wants Professor
Foster Rem0Ued from University.
[Rv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.


Chicago June 17.-Having failed in his pur-
pose to have Professor George Burman Foster
read out of the Baptist Church. the Rev DIT.
Johnston Myers will next turn his attention 10
having him removed from his chair Of philos-
ophy of religion the University of Chicago
DR.. Myers thinks he get the Baptist con-
ference, which meets again next Monday. TO
adopt a resolution asking President Henry Pratt
Judson and the trustees of the University of
Chicago to relieve Professor Foster from his
duties teacher.
Friends of Professor Foster will resist any
such efforts and the present outlook is that the
fight will be renewed with much bitterness
on both sides as was displayed at the last ses-
sion Of the conference.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
SHOULD PROVIDE FOR BABY's FUTURE
Commonwealth Business to Care for Them
to Maturity, Says Dr. Favill.
TBy Telegraph TO The tribune

by Telegraph 10 Inc lrlpuhe-I
Chicago June l7-'What right have TO save
babv,s life" asked DR.. Henry y. Favill at lunch
con given to-day by the Illinois Congress Of Moth
ers IF we dent provide for its future"
We have no moral right" he continued. ITO get
children up 10 adolescence and then neglect them.
The ills that besct them then lust perious
as those which menace their early days. In ac-
conpIishng one thing not diminishing our
own labor or our subsequent II is the bust
ness Of the commonwealth TO take care of children
through their various stages to ma turity The play
Ground n-oblem is one for infancy, and when it is
accomplished others present themselves
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CORPORATION TAX ALARMS ROADS
canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Think 1t
Would Check Return TO Prosperity

Montreal, June IA The headquarters Of the
Nshaolan Pacific and Grand Trunk Railways here
'o-aaY much alarm expressed al the prospect
" NE ill1pcs csitior. Of per cent the earn
ss q corporations by Congress in compliance with
PRESIDENT Taft's message.
--e opinion was expressed that the Canadian
eo1lpanles viii De especially hard hit. not only
'NeH mileage in the United States, but also on
1cooant q their affiliated interests The view
4Ash mat ne proposal comes At peculiarly mop
P'r'une tine, just the railroad interests be
eAl1ng 10 return the position they occupied
Se-oTe ne business depression, and that the tax
"'u4o seriously check the return prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
A. R. sPEcHT GIVES s2,5OO BAIL.
Neighbor of Hartman Arrested in Suit to
Recover $4,000.

Augustus r. Specht investment broker, Of
No * Nassau street was arrested yesterday by
r,a,,tv Sheriff Winfield Sullivan order issued
b1. Justice GUY in the Supreme Court. in a suit
rrouebt against him by Robert NJ. G. Walford TO
recover $500 Specht gave bail in the sum Of $50
and was released
yya1ford who is represented by Frederick K.
1a+es of No-s4 Nassau street alleges that Specht.
on March 10 1908. converted to his own use 100
shares of the common stock of the Rock Island
pafroad Company Specht, who owns the Rock
Acre Farm at Turner, Orange County. y Y, sup
niles milk TO the St Regis and other hotels he Is
a reipbbor of E. II. Hartman.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
UOM4N KILLED BY AUTO.
Thro7cn by Taucab Under Touring
Chauffeur Escapes.
LRr Telegraph to The Tribune.

Atlantic City, June 17.-NIiss Annie MCCabe was
struck hv a taxicab while she standing at the
corner Of Atlantic and Illinois avenues tonight
waiting for a trolley She vas thrown under a
large touring car driven by John Rothwell who
was going up Atlantic avenue.
The taxicab was going in the same direction as
RothweH. but passed the latter. struck the woman
and threw her under Rothwe1lS machine. She was
terribly hurt and died little later in the hospital
Rothwell stopped his machine almost immediate te-
" In doiuC he broke some Of the mechanism
and was unable to take the injured woman 10 the
bospttaI The taxIcab kept on going and detectives
are now looking for the driver of the machine.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
LITTLE GIRL HIT BY AUTO.

Anna Burney eight years Old of No 1855 Third
avenue was in a hurry 10 get home last night in
time for supper and in crossing Third avenue at
nth street walked in front of an automobile.
The chauffeur swerved the and the mudguard
ONLY struck the girl She was knocked down, and
rho chauffeur Henry Eggeiing of No 2O9 Grand
stre,t fIobo,en ricked her up and took her in the
machine to the office of neighbOrins doctor He
found the girl suffering from contusions only, and
sont her home. The machine IS owned. the police
saw by j. W. Stolts. of Mount Vernon. IN business
at lo6th street and the East River
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
FIGHT on HIGH PRICES.
GrOcers Form Exchange
to Bring Wholesalers to Time
LRy Telegraph 20 The Tribune. !

Pittsburg June IA Pittsburg exchange was
formed to-day composed Of the retail grocers
and meat dealers who handle butter, eggs and
cheese. Creamery butter is higher now than II
has been at this season Of the year for thirty
vaars and the same is true Of cheese and eggs
The retailers believe that the wholesalers
should be checked. and it is likely that an agree
nent covering the amount of butter To be han
died will he reached by the retailers They as
sert that they losing trade daily through the
nigh prices forced upon them by the wholesalers
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CRUISER YANKEE PARTLY RAISED.
Arbuckle Men Hope to Succeed in Long Task
in About q Week.

New Bedford Mass. June 1.-THE ArbucIe corps
OF compressed air workers succeeded to-day in
partly raising the cruiser Yankee from her sub
merged position in Ruzzards Bay. where she has
rested since December last. The cruisers bow
was lifted entirely clear OF water. As the cor
tractors were not fully prepared 10 float the
cruiser they released the air cOmpressors, and
the Yankee again sank.
When the water is pumped from the after part
Of the vessel however il is expect ID she can he
raised with ease This will take about week =
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
A THIEF IN SENATE GALLERY.
Visitor Loses satchel Containing $3.50 and
Valuable Paper.

Washington. June IA satchel containing Slo''
-. ,aners and valua bIe letters. was stolen from
,ba visitors gallery Of the Senate to-day. VIII
tam f. Masters. of Sterling, Mass. and James
town Y Z the owner of the satchel. had left
II in care Of the doorkeeper while he took seat
70 listen 10 the debate on the tariff bill When ne
looked for hts satchel it was gone.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
PREFERS DEATH TO HOOKS AND EYES.
Amish Mother Makes Peculiar Garb Condition
of Bequest to Son.

AfassiIeon Ohio June T7.-Because' his mother
,ro,tded in her will that he should be disinherited
~ he refused to the Amsh style of dress
,rbtcb calls for hooks and eyes instead of buttons
ON clothing Levi Yoder killed himself in his home
near here to-day.
cra, vears ago Tcder was 10 the State
rIi,al for the Insane and there his An2ish cloth
irc was r.rlaced with garments fastening with
buttons After his return homo he refused 20 re-
snnoe the Amish fashion.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CENTRAL STEALS MARCH ON RIVALS.
TRy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

TI3y Teegrapl 70 TII7 11I
,,,...,,rs Iune 1.-THE New York Central RAN
80 !. march on competing roads leading to
ro,rtaio today by announcing train which VIII
make the run from Pittsburg TO bunaio IN Ate
man - at,.e, minutes a cut of three hours IN
i. - running time between these two cities
The fast train is he result of fight over rates
- the buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburg' the
pennsvlvania and the Pittsburs q Lake Ere 1New
fehi'0S -, The other roads viii find II difficult
AoiA 80, ,,+ne owing longer distance and
Aaa,,fer grades
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
GETS s4l6 81 EACH FOR LOSS OF TOES
Virginia Court Places Specific Value on Mem
bers in Suit on Behalf of Child.
- TeleCranh ID ~ TrIhurl


1@enrnond, Va, June 1.-THE Virginia Supreme
0V-' Of Appeals has refused writ Of error in the
aSs q the Richmond Traction Company and Edith
- ..s-n Martin. thus setting a specific value Of
az u each upon human toes
-i4k litigation Is the result Of accident Two
.s's ago. IN which Edith Martin, then four years
was run over by a streetcar. The little girl
Nefeo the loss Of all the toes one foot and the
s'41 Toe on the other A jury in the Circuit Court
sNtrosd the child $3.50
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WESTON DUE AT OGDEN TO-DAY.

emo Utah. June I7.-Edward Payson Weston
-. 7o here ffom Castle Rock al 4:40 this after
:, - ahd resumed his walk toward San Francisco
80 80 lie planned 10 stop overnight at Morgan,
- lie sill reach ogden tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
: eyANs SON FINED FOR SPEEDING.

Joseph +. Ryan. son Of Thomas r Ryan. 1he
4rs,cier was hned $ for speeding. in the Court
. eneciaI Sessions yesterday. The defendant did
not apuear personally in court. as representa-
80 from Paul D. Cravath's ofiee said that he was
,vav at school in Georgetown. D. & 4ouns
r,van.s arrest was made n Broadway cn ApTiA L.
tIa ave his address as No. 80 Fifth avenue
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
MEMPHIS SPECIAL.

Southern Ry. New train saves hours travel bs-
+v,ee1 New York and Memphis. Lv y Y daily
Commencing June 10. via P r. r Southern
Rv 9:25 r. NJ Dining and Drawing-r0oIn Steep
s3vay-Advt
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
slAvoNIA's PASSENGERS AT NAPLES

NapIes June 1.-THE North German Lloyd
steamer Princess Irene carrying the caoin passen-
,,s NJ the Cunard Line steamer Slavonia, wrecked
m Tune 10 off Flores Island. Azores, arrived here at
IA o'clock this morning after calling at Gibraltar
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
$50 TO ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN.

sis -,-ey, June 20 via Pennsylvania Railroad. Spe-
e,ss.h leaves New York s:z5 A NJ, stopping AT
Ia ss Elizabeth and New Brunswick Return
q Fsss 4. M.-Adyt-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

sruoENTs DELIGHT, education and pleasure
a. 5aIirhtful combination on DAY LINE TRIPS OF
IL ~ ~ Sfrs HUDSON and FULTON.-Adyt
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

epeTToN WOODS, WHITE MIS-, NJ r..
SnnSE,stton st III 1922. and llso q Hay.-AaVr
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

oREAT BEAR SPRING WATER
IFS purity has made it famous -AdV-
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
JURY ASKS COURT To HURRY
THE LAwYERs---sEvERAL or
THE WITNESSES ARE RECALL.
ED--THE STATE WILL. rRoBA.
BLY CLOSE TO-DAY AND ARGr.
MENT BEGIN MONDAY.

Nashville Tenn, March 5.-.-it
was learned today that proseeu, on
IN the trial of Col, Cooper. HIS y-r
Robin, aad John ID. Sharp fot the
murder OF the ate Senator Carmack
has had replaced on the scene OF
the killing, the telephone pole Just
north OF the spot where Carmack
was shot down. The poe was re-
moved by souvenir hunters. The
state Is now nearing the end OF Z,
prooI In rebuttal. IL was given out
this morning that the state Will
probably c'ose today unless the
cross examination OF WI tnesses or
the defense ~ lengthy. In the latter
event the state expects to conclude
tomorrow and arguments will prob i.
ably begin Monday.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
Be|ated
Review
TROOPS AND MARCHING CLUBS
WHICH FAILED TO REACH
WASHINGTON YESTERDAY pa.
RADED THIS MORNING.

washington, March Immen,e
crowds surrounded the White HOUSE
today and for hours long line
stood In trent OF the entrance. The
general pubic wa not admitted
however as the president received
only few intimate friends and a
re" delegations OF Importance. The
pres dent and Governor Hughes OF
New York. reviewed the Seventh
Regiment OF New YORK this morning
president and the governor taking
their places in the Grad stand n
the court of honor In front of the
White House. Among the organiza-
lions which paraded were Troop A
OF Cleveland, Ohio; the Boys Band
or the Immaculate Conception. OF
New York; the Young Mems Blaine
Club. OF Cincinnati and the John
MacClesry Club OF PhE adelphia.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05

NO one associates with Mr.. Roose
welt clio ely without having the
strongest possible a1ecto on for him.
His mind, his dispos ton and his
temperament are all of that class
that would rather mare him agree
than disagree with the people w IN
whom he comes In contact But this
is not 10 say that he does not enjoy
a controversy and a fight according
to the rules OF the game, for he
does. He believes as strongly as
possible n team work and never
under any mad, or nope to serve
under another man SO intensely 10y
al TO the cause winch we both were
seeking TO uphold and so generous
In his acceptance OF the full respon-
sbility for his subordinates I'm the
work a. Theodore Roosevelt.
The general theory that Mr..
Roosevelt is Of an exceed ngly i'm
pUlsive nature is perhaps justified
to the extent of saying that he had
a marvellous quickness for appre-
hending a question and reaching the
aub OF il and almost an overwhe-m.
Ing desire to decide and get rid Of
the issue presented as PROMPTLY as
possible. never knew of what was
to be done and who kept his en-
gagmcnts W IN reference as to what
he had agreed to do as prominently
a Mr. Roosevelt
Perhaps | va,us this virtue more
hiGhly because ! lack &c myself. The
result or quick dec sion and action
might have impaired the success Of
Mr. Rcoscveits career if &C had not
been that ne has been freer thar
mo { men from the pride Of opinion
which prevents many men from adj
hitting their error. rcvers pg their
judgment and changing their course
] have had TO do with "a number Of
presidents and with good many
chiefs and / am wcll within the
truth when ! say ] never met a man
VINO upon proper presentation
would reverse him elf Willingly and
with as little tract OF ohsfipacv or
unreasonableness as Mr.. Roosevelt
Confdshce Wei paced.
The confidence that the common
earnsrs. have hadFn Theodore Rooso
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05

The appearance Of Judge Ben %.
Lindsay OF Denver. as feature Of
the high SCHOOL entertainment course
has been extena ye'y advertised fol
next Monday night and our people
were looking forward To his lecture
with pieasurable anticipation il
was matter OF great disappoint.
ment to all concerned when Judg,
Lindsay found he could not keep hi.
engagement; but we are pleased e
announce that our people VII have
an opportunity TO hear him later. a.
he viii be here AprD 26th. Al
tickets held for the lecture cours
wlb be good on that date. -
Parks Cadman. who was to have an
peared Feb. 10th. cancelled his en-
gagcment, and Polk Miller. one o.
the most popular entertainers ia the
south Will hli the number with bl.
Cd South Quarfette" on April 2
Tomorrow Judge Lndsay's letter
cancelllng his date VIII be published
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
SLOW WORK IN
COOPER TRIAL

killing Carmack," was then reca led
oy the state. She was asked if
John ID. Sharp, In answer Ia her
questions as TO what Il was. said !.
ITS shooting between Cooper and
Carmack."
No sir, he did not" she said:
Did YOU see anyone go I'M ths
path across the lot on the cornsr?',
ms question was aimed ia prcve
That 5. j Benning, who swors he
entered the path just as the shots
were fired, was not there.
II saw no one" Miss skefGnrten
testailed
iona j. Vertrees brother OF Ma
lor Vertrses was then calLed TO con-
uadict Judge Bradford and asked
whether Judge Bradford requested
MN to take a nots TO Mr. Carmacx.
Vertrees replied YES. sI~.s,t a.
my recollection that he did yer-
trees added that he understood tho
'e'ter which Bradford asked Inn TO
carry to Carmack was unsigned and
Tor mat reason he refused to carry
&c.
did you not give rs YOU reason
nor not carrying the note that there
was nothing In the editorial utter
anoes VIII CHI could Justify such
noteg'
Yes, sir, practically But the
reason | refused to mix up I'm the
anair was because was friend of
both men"
Mr. Vertrees was not cross-sn.
amined.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05

welt as their representative and de-
fender has been most perfectly
placed; for there never was 2 cham
pion more SINGER I'm support of
their real interest and yet there
never was fr end franker I'm his
statement TO them OF the unpleas-
ant truths that occasionally they
ought to be told Mr.. Roosevelt
evidently understands the PLAN peo-
pc as well as Lincoln did, shares
their feelings and gives accurate ex-
preston to them Hence his mar
velous hold upon the great body OF
the people, which has cont nued TO
exit IN undlminished strength in
spite Of the criticism heard OF H. m
and his methods in quarters more
conspicuous than really significant.
when the friction OF the last few
months shall be forgotten, when the
mists Of momentary irritation shall
have disappeared. the greatness Of
Theodore Rooseye as president and
leader Of men in one Of thd great
moral movements Of the country's
history Will become clear TO every
enc and he Will take his place ,n
history with Wa hiagton and In
coln'.'
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
TAF 7 AND
\ THE SOUTH
BELIEF is GENERAL THAT HE
WILL KEEP FAITH WITH THAT
SECTION AND WILL APPOINT
WHITE MEN TO OFFICE.

Washington, March 5.-Taft will
keep faith with the south. This is
the opinion expressed today by q
prominent southern congressman at
the capitol. 1t was based on the as
sertion that Taft has selected a
prominent white Republican of
Charleston. S. G. to replace Dr.
Crum, the negro collector of the
port. In every instance where a col
.oFed man now holding office in the
south is Objectionable to VIII ties his
resignation will be- requested and
white Republican or independent
Democrat appointed to the place.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05

GLASSCOCK
INAUGURATION OF THIRTEENTH
GOVERNOR OF WEST VIRGINIA
MARKED BY FAIR WEATHER
AND LARGE CROWD.

Charleston. W. Va, March g.
Shortly after noon yesterday Hon.
William Il. Glasscock, thir eenth
governor of the state of West Vir-
ginia, took the oath of office.
The ceremonies incident to the
occasion were conducted ln the hall
OF the house OF delegates at the
state house in the presence OF prob
ably the Target number OF people
ever assembled I'm that room.
The oath was administered by
Hon. Ira E. Robinson, youngest JUS
tice Of the supreme court of APP
peals, and lifelong friend OF Gov
ernor Glasscock.
Following the induction into Of
flee Of the governor and the de livery
or his brief inaugural address the
oath of office was administered TO
Secretary Of state Stuart f.. Reed
State Auditor John Sherman Dargt.
State Treasurer h. i. Long, Attor-
ney General William G.. Conley and
Superintendent Of Schools NJ p
ShawKey The Inaugural cerefio-
'es were preceded by parade
which trayerse1 the principal streets
of the capital city.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
WIRES
STILL
DOWN
TELEPHONE COMMUNICATION Is
SUSPENDED BETWEEN WASH.
INGTON, NEW YORK AND PHIL
ADELPHIA - BUSINESS DONE
YESTERDAY BY WIRELESS.

Washington March 5.-Incoming
,tran are all late. During last night
and today there is rapidly increas-
ing exodus. A majority of the one
hundred thousand inauguration Wis
ltors will be gone by ton'ght. Tels-
graph Zines We're badly crippled yes
terday and for hours not a Morse
Key sounded. Newspaper correspon-
dents had to resort to wireless but
only a fraction of the business could
be handled. Today conditions are
but little better. The only w res
working satisfactorily are those to
the south. Neither New York nor
Philadelphia Is in communicat on
with Washington by phone today.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
I ariiff
Question
WILL BE THE SOLE OBJECT OF
CONSIDERATION AT THE Ex-
IRA SESSION OF CONGRESS TO
MEET MARCH FIFTEENTH.

Washington, March 5.-An extra
session OF the sixty-first congress
WI convene at neon March fifteenth
Following proclamation by Presi-
dent Tar. and Will begin work at
once revising the tariff schedu es.
There VIII be no compl ttee appoint
lnents at the next session OF con-
gross except those absolutely neces-
ssry 10 carry on reviEon of the
tSrin and the conduct OF the two
branches of the Legislative depart
ms ut OF the government BY special
order all committees VIII hold over
IN the senate, but no work other
than that pertaining to the tariff
VIII be referred to them.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
ENGINEERS
WIN OUT
BILL PASSED At RALEIGH RE.
QtIItlNG ELECTRIC HEAD
LIGHTS.

Ra eigh. y. c., March 5.-The
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engin-
GERS wen hardfought victory I'm
the North Carolina legislature b.
me passage Of a bill requiring all
locomotives on the main lines OF the
trunk railway lines and all roads OF
over l15 miles IN length in the state
to be equipped with electric head
lights.
The brotherhood I'm Raleigh con-
Quoted the fight and appeared be-
fore the legislative committee on the
ground Of the head lights being a
protection to human life.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
MOVING To
THE FARM

Daniel NJ Bailey and family. OF
CIearfork. Va, are moving to their
farm ON Brush Creek, recently pur-
chased Of Henry II. Tuggle. Mr..
Bailey was reared on Brush Creek.
hts father Col. James NJ. Bailey,
having owned seven hundred acres
Of the finest land on that stream.
he was about 30 years OF age when
ne moved TO Uedrfork, whore he has
since been prosperous merchant
ana farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey
are The parents 0f Yrs. S Frazier
slower. wife OF our regular South
Blue1eld supervisor
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-03-05
YOUNG WESTINGHOUSE WEEDS

London, March 5.-The marriage
OF George Westinghouse, Jr., son of
George Westinghouse of Plttsburg,
and Evelyn Violet. daughter of Sir
Thomas Brocklebank, was celebrated
yesterday at the little village church
OF Irtono Cumber and.