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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
eunboat Reported MISSING Found

DETROIT, Mich, July 6.-The gun
boat Dorothea, which had been report
ed missing, passed down the Detroit
river tonight.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

The Angelus grill has excellent serv-
ice and better food. Fourth and Spring
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07
Sale Of Plants Today

strong golden rod plants. ....,sSc
yellow chrysanthemam plants. =. sc
Potted plants baby rose. the climb
ing kind, each ......,.......,.SO .SOc
Seeds OF centuria, gpysophilia, coreop-
sis package ..........,,........ Sc
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Floor Brooms-Hair ones; IA in.
wide; long polished handle; S5c
ones at ..'.......'....' 'o0o
Grass Shears-Regular 15c ones
for ........ .sssss .AVc
TO trim the edge of the lawn.
Other grades at 25c and 39c.
Dish Mops-7c and Sc ones for &c
They're always handy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-07

Flour Sifters-These are always
29e; nickel plated; today. .2Oc
12-in. Pans-Drip or roast pans;
19x12: 1sc regularly; today. .1Oc
Refrigerator Pans--Made of heavy
galvanized iron; 4Sc ones for S5e
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23

"'' 70 Hons 0F''1' H''''S' "a sc A c WIS
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23
GOOD GAME
Wise and Big Stone Gap Teams Gross
Bats in One Of the Nest Exciting
Games Ever Played at This
Place.

On last Saturday afternoon,
accompanied by a number of
visitors, the Wise bail team
came 70 the Gap and crossed
bats with the local team in one
of the most exciting games of
ball witnessed at this place in
a long time, and not until the
eleventh inning had been play
ed was it certain which team
would win. Both sides did
their best, and when the ninth
inning had closed the teams
were tied, but, however, in the
eleventh inning the boys from
the capital of the county were
one TO the good, winning the
game in a score Of s 70 4. No
game played here ihis year has
created as much talk and caused
as much discussion as this one.
Following is the line up aud
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23
SINGING CONVENTION.

Editor POST
Please allow no space in your
paper for this notice, for the
following are the parties that
will take part in the Singing
Convention to be held at the
Natural Tunnel, June 81:
Frank Sproles, BlackwaJer,
Va; \. B. Johnson, Clinchport,
Va; Mr. Frazier, Appalachia,
Va; B. J. Davis, Churchill,
Tenn; G. +. Arlington, Nickel
Vile, Va. These people will
enter the contest for a prize.
The same program that was
published before will be render
ed.
Refreshments will be served
and a good time is assured.
There will be an excursion on
the c., G. & .. Arrangements
are being made with the V. &
S. w. Ry. Co., for them to run
over their track TO the tunnel
Come one. come all, and have
a Jolly good time.
SINGER.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23
FOR SALE.

One 9 room dwelling house and good
stable on 0ne-half acre land, and adjoining
this one lot 29txl32 feet; one lot 33xl32
with 4 room cottage, one lot 59xi32 feet
with cottage and stable: one vacant lot ON
Wood Avenue 33x i32 feet; one lot S5xl -
with considerable building material; one
coal tEestle on dummy line that holds six
cars Of coal; one ware house 30xSO feet on
Wood Avenue, and on dummy line; t~o
other ware houses on leased lots, at prices
to suit the times. All these lots have
street in trout aud ally in rear. Call on OF
write ID. G. Wolie, Big Stone Gap. Va
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23
CONTRASTING TEAMS.

The following ball teams have
entered the contest for the
Athletic Association Cup, to be
played for at this place on July
4th (3rd):
Wise, Stonega, KeOkee and
Big Stone Gap. East Stone
Gap and Big Stone Gap high
school teams are the only ones
entered in the school contest and
they viii play on the morning
of the celebration.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23

Mrs. DeDasha RAIDER, mother
of Rev. j W. RAIDER, and a
citizen of Montgomery County.
Va, for the last 81 years. and
before that a citizen of Frank
lin and Floyd Counties, Va.
arrived in Big Stone Gap this
week. She has come 10 this
place 20 make her home with
her son. her husband. Henry
RAIDER. having died last Octo
Der Mrs RAIDER leaves macy
friends in Christianburg who
regret her leaving, she having
made herself felt in church
circles there for a half century
or more,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23
NOTICE. TO MEMBERS or THE BOARD
OF TRADE.

Tuesday, July 9th. at $50 p.
m. in the u. s. Court room,
there will be public meeting
for the purpose Of the election
of officers. / desire 10 urge the
Importance Of all members being
present. c. 5. CARTER,
Pres. BOrad of Trade.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23
BIC STONE GAP vs. DRYDEN.

AT Big Stone Gap, June 2l.
1890 67S @ r. II r
Dryden OOO3OlO g Z
b. s. G.. 0lO2O 600 4 . 10
Batteries. - Tinsley. Horton
and Jones; Hall and Flanary
Umpires. Faust and Cecil.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23

w. A. Woodwork and Miss
innie Richmond, of Stonega,
ere guests at the Monte Vista
st Sunday afternoon.
"A O. b. Thompson and O. w.
Bailey, of Appalachia, spent
Sunday afternoon IN town.
G. e. Taylor spent Sunday in
Norton.
Attorney A. c. Anderson, of
Mise, was a visitor 10 the Gap
DIS week.
Mrs. J. P. Nickels visited
Relatives in Duffield last Thurs
4ay.
Miss Edna Mann is visiting
felatives aud friends in Gra-
Aam this week.
J. B. Flemming, of Norton,
eas visitor to the Gap one
.6ay last week.
w. P. Mcdowell, of Whites
burg, Ky, was among the bust
ness men in town last week.
II. Ct. Gilmer, cashier of the
Bank Of Appalachia, was in
town last Saturday.
A. NJ. Kinnaird, the popular
')ife insurance agent of Middles-
boro, spent a few days in town
last week.
Il. +. Wagner was over from
Bristol one day last week.
Nestles and Peters milk
chocolate always fresh. Kelly's
Drug Store.
VI. r. Ring was among the
business men from Bristol in
the Gap last week.
j. ID. Guthrie, Of Bristol, was
in town last Saturday.
w. S. Wiley of Toms Creek
was a guest at the Monte Vista
last Saturday.
G. G. Beaumont was a Toms
Greek visitor 60 Big Stone GaI
one day last week.
Miss Memo Vineyard spen
Sunday visiting relatives anC
friends at Norton.
! J. Body, a prominent citi
zen of Norton, was a business
visitor 20 the Gap last Friday
Messrs. III. =. Young and @
b. Southwark, Of Stonega, wer
visitors to the Gap the pas
week.
Aft Taylor delivered hi
lecture, "the passing of tn
sword" az Coeburn last night
All is brother TO Bob Taylor
aud is one of the bess lecturer
In the country.
We have purchased an OK
gen Generator, with which W
can supply pure OXYGEN on
minutes notice-remember tai
1t may save a life. Kelly
Drug Store.
Hand us that news item
Don't keep il TO yourself an
then ask why it was not in tn
paper.
The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sion Society will meet in Oh
station parsonage Thursday 4
three O'Clock.
Mrs. John Fox. Jr, and Nj.
Minnie Fox left Sunday afte
noon on a visit TO New Yor
City.
Attorney II. G.. Morrison.
Johnson City, spent a few day
IN town the past week on bus
ness.
Stationery of ali kinds fl
sale by the Wise Printing Co.
Mr.. Walter X. Peck return'
last week from a visit TO rel
tives in Indiana.
On the first Tueday night
July the local board of ira,
viii hold its semi-annual NEE
ing for the election of officer
r. w. Durrett, of Roanok
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23
A Thrilling Rescue.

A Thrilling Rescue.
How Bert h. Lean. Of Cheny. Wash. was
saved from q fFightinl death Is a story to
thrill the world. "A bard cold, he writes,
brought on desperate lung trouble that
ballict an expert doctcr here. Thea paid
$40 "a SIS a visit % a lung specialist. IA
SpOkape who did not help nae. Ihe1 /
went u California bat without benefit AT
lest ] used Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
which completely cured me and nuw ! aul
As well a. ever For lung tEouble. Brun-
chitis. Coughs and Colds, Asthma. Group
and Whooping Cough It's supreme. Sec and
sf.00. Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by
y. W. Kelly, Druggist.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-23

saSeeVN W thc zap last oatur-
day.
Pure Olive Oil-just right for
table use-guaranteed to be
fresh, 75c full pint. Kelly's
Drug Store.
Earnest Agee came down
from Dorchester Saturday and
spent Sunday with relatives
and friends in the Gap.
Spears Webster, president of
the Virginia and Tennessee
Hardware Company, of Bristol,
spent Sunday in the Gap.
I John Carnes, who has been
located in Indiana for the past
six months. is visiting home
folks in the Gap.
Mr.. d. B. Wentz, president
of the Stonega Coke x Coal
Company, and wife and Mrs. c.
w. Churchman, of Phila-
delphia, were visitors to the
Gap since our last issue.
Everything is being put in
readiness for the big Fourth of
July Celebration at this place.
You should not fail TO come.
Every effort viii be made TO
entertain all who come.
The Big Stone Gap District
/ Conference N. K. Church,
South, c0nvenes at Gate City
on Thursday of this week.
The third quarterly meeting
of the Southern Methodist
/ Church will be held in the
church at this place on next
I Sunday night.
Messrs. Campbell and Howe
/ Cochran left Sunday night for
/ Colorado. where they viii spend
the Summer with an engineer
ing corps.
ID. ID. Hull, Jr., general cOun-
sci for the Virginia Iron, Coal
. * Coke Company, with head
quarters in Roanoke, was a
business visitor 90 Big Stone
Gap one day last week.
The tariff debate drags on
with no definite idea of the
date of final passage.
Rev. Robt. McInturff, Of Gate
City, will preach in the Episco-
pal Church Sunday morning
at IL O'Clock.
Mrs. w. IL Tompkins and
son, Willard, of Appalachia
I were visitors 90 the Gap last
Thursday afternoon.
Rev. w. +. Bailey. pastor OF
5 the Southern Methodist Church
e at Jonesville, has resigned his
charge on account Of throat
. trouble. and the same will b,
: supplied by the presiding elder
az The district conference al
Gate City this week.
Mrs. G. G.. Cochran an,
- daughter. Miss Sarah. VIII,
{ have been the guests of rela
tives aud friends at Charlottes
Vile, Emory and other place
J.. for several weeks. returne,
d home last week.
e Messrs. Howard and Camp
bell Cochran. Jr., who hav
i, been at school at Emory an
"a Charlottesville, respectively
II the past session have returne
home.
~. Mrs. Mcdowell, wife @
= Judge Henry c. Mcdowell. c
n the federal court, Western Dis
trio of Virginia, was the CUES
of Mr. and Mrs. Mckinne
IF Phipps, on Sixth Street, Tues
Is day, and from here went I
i Rogersville. Tenn, 20 visit ne
mother, Mrs. Clay.-Brist'
News.
Mrs. J. w. RAIDER returne
this week from a visit wit
~ relatives in Knoxville, accom-
a. panied by two of her sister
Misses Kittie and Bessie Holl,
in mon, who will spend some tim
10 here visiting Mrs. RAIDER.
u Make your arrangements
s come to Big Stone Cap on Sa
O urday July 3, and celebrate IL
Al
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
Defense Playing
Insanity Dodge

DENVER, Nov. 13.-Its renewed mo.
tion to require the state to elect on
what counts of information II would
proceed to trial having been denied
and its subsequent motion for dis.
charge of the woman on the ground Of
insufiiciency of evidence having been
unfavorabIy ruled upon after extensive
argument yesterday. defense in the
trial of Mrs. Allen F. Read this morn.
ing took n new tack and after the ex
animation OF John Mayors OF Little.
ton. the final witness for the prosecu.
ton. began to lay the foundation for
its plea that Mrs. Read was insane
when she attempted to extort $4,000
from Mrs. Genevieve Chandler Phipps
by threatening to dynamite her Nov. Q.
1908.
After Watterman's sensational open
ing statement to the jury several alien.
lists were called to the witness stand
this morning to testify concerning
Mrs. Reads present mental condition
and asked the hypothetical question.
Mrs. Read did not take the stand In
her behalf. and will not testify, her
attorney stating that this policy was
naturally following the Introduction OF
an insanity plea.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
NEW LIGHT THROWN
ON CRANE EPISODE
Returning Editor From the Orient Says Japan
ese Papers We're Far Ahead In Dis
cussing Crane Interview

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov i3.--James
Kelley. managing editor Of the Chi
cago Tribune. arrived here from the
Orient ON the steamer Manchuria
In discussing the Crane incident he
said; 81 am surprised to learn Amerl-
cans are not aware that the interview
published in the .Record-Herald Of chi.
cago in which Charles r. Crane dis.
cussed the Antung. Mukden difficulty
taken up in Japan before It's import
was discussed In the United States
The article was published in Chicago
September 2S For days and days aft.
erward Japanese papers discussed 1t
II was not until four or perhaps FIVE
days afterward that we received word
in Japan that Secretary Of State Knox
had called Crane back to Washington
When Cranes resignation was asked
1t had been practically prophesied
many days before in japanese papers
"rhc best explanation of the incl.
dent Is that the Japanese made such
a fuss over the Crane interview that
the wires were kept hot and as a
result the matter was given official
notice in Washington. Japanese pa
pers were days ahead Of the papers of
the United states, In fact the Japa.
nose seemed to know what was going
on and what was coming off before the
people did in this country"
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15

Tuesday night during the high wind
the Pennington creamery was discov-
cred TO be on fire. The alarm was
given and crowd soon rushed to the
scene. as It vas only a little after
O'Clock. CT course, nos--.ng could be
done towards saving the building. but
all efforts were bent on keeping the
fire from spreading II the wind had
not been almost directly from the
south the cannery and lumber yards
could not have been saved. A. A. Hill,
the present owner. had purchased the
plant only about one month ago and he
had built the business up In good
shape during that time. There was
Insurance covering nearly half the loss
and the plant will be rebuilt at once.
In fact. work was started on the new
building yesterday. which win be OF
stone this tlme.-Times-H Hustler
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
TEN SLEEfis,Ns!. Ns!.URDER=
ERS PLEAD GUILTY.
Sensational and Ing|orious Ending Of the Trial
OF Wealthy CattIemen After Con-
yiCtiOn OF Brink

BASIN, Wyo. Nov 13 The Ten
sleep murder cases in the district
court here have come TO a sudden
and mglorious ending so TAR as the
defense is concerned
Herbert Brink. the first of the seven
cattlemen accused Of killing Emge AL.
lemand and l.azier. was found guilty
cf murder. in the first degree. The
following compromise sentences were
agreed upon for FIVE OF The seven mut-
derers and raiders on pleas of guilty.
The other two turned states evidence
ard were released. Herbert Brink,
for life; George Saban. twenty years
NJ. A. Alexander. twenty years; Ed
Eaton, three years; Thomas Dixon
tllee years
The yerdict of guilty was returned
asamst Brink Thursday caused con
Gcinatiau IN The ranks of the cattle
men and their sympathlzers as Brink
is a wealthy eat1a owner aud no
money was spared in his defense
Without compromise. under the laws
OF Wyoming Brink would have to hang
The conviction OF The above men
brings 10 an end one of the most re
markable legal fights in the history of
the state. It undoubtedly means an
end to wanton raids and killing of
sheepmen in The northwest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
Replaced With
New Employees

CINCINNATI. Nov. 13.--Coincident
with the active steps taken by the
Big Four railroad representatives to.
ward the prosecution of C. L. Warri.
ner. former treasurer who has con.
fessed to a shortage of over half a
million. new men we're today assign.
ed TO replace those who had been as
sistants to Warriner in the Big Four
treasury department. The changes in.
clude the removal OF Harry Maurer,
cashier under Warmer. He is re
placed by C. X. Burke. imported from
the Cleveland office Of the Big Four
Parry Behenna, miller clerk, is pro
NOTED to assistant cashier. Maurer
Will be returned to ordinary clerkship
from which he was promoted by War.
riner who is now in full charge.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
Pueblo Saloon
Keeper Fined

PUEBLO. Nov 13.-In police court
this morning l.. l.. Gray. proprietor OF
the Oriental cafe. one of the leading
restaurants OF the city. was fined 500
for selling liquor with meals.
Gray has cafe license. but stead
fastly refused to take out a restaurant
license which costs 5000 He is a
politician and believed he would be
free from molestatlon. On this belief
several others started restaurants or
chill parlors In connection with their
saloons and as result have been do
Ing land office business selling whisky
during the prescribed closed hours. es
pecially on Sundays.
The growth OF these Restaurants
reached such point that Chief Sulli
van took action and rounded them w
In court this morning. Gray was tried
az test case.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
Reports Mining
Conditions Improved

Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Graham passed
through from Silverton this morning to
Denver on combined business and
pleasure trip. Sam says business con
ditions are fine In San Juan county
prospects being brighter than for the
past twenty-five years. Several large
mines are operating this winter that
we're shut down last year. notably. the
Gold Prince. the Sound Democrat. the
Peerless San Juan. the Detroit and
Colorado ard the Silver Ledge at Chat
tanooga.
Mr. Graham Is secretary-treasure
for the Elk Mining and Milling com.
pany, that Is operating on Cement
creek. about five miles above Silver.
ton. improvements are being added
and development work win be pushed
this winter. The property is looking
fine. It is the intention of the com
pany to rut in new mining and mill
ing machinery on larger scale short
ly. We are glad TO know oil the sue
cess of one 6f our former Durango
boys, and trust Sam viii strike It rich
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
Spending Large
Sums of Money

WASHINGTON, Nov. I3.-Secretary
Wilson has issued statement pointing
out that the United States government
Is spending s18.O0O,00O dollars yeai
on experimental work In increasing the
efficiency of the farms of the coun.
try.
The statement is inspired by the
charge made by William C. Brown
president of the New York Central
lines. at dinner in New York this
week. that the nation could better af
ford to invest the cost of one battle
ship in agricultural experiment worl,
than to expend 1t In an increase of the
navy. A battleship costs approximate
ly nine million.
Secretary Wilson declares the gov.
ernment is expending each year fully
as much as two first class battle ships
cost. and the money is being used In
precisely the manner recommended by
President Brown.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15

ended last Wednesday at Heigler, Ncb
when hu was instantly killed by being
run down by Burlington train. For
the last seven years MIR. Mitchell. who
was nearly 50 years old at the time
of his death. has been residing at
the home of his son. A. d. Mitchell
Jr.. at 1880 York street. In Denver
He was great scholar and is known
all over the country in Masonic circles
as he has been Mason for over 80
years, having taken some OF the very
highest degrees.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
McVeagh Will
Make Investigation

WASHINGTON. Nov. l3.-Secretary
OF Treasury McVeagh has come oui
with n Nat statement thar he will not
growing out of frauds committed in
the New York customs house by the
so.called sugar trust and its agents but
he proposes to renoyate the entire
service. He declares he Will shoulder
all responsibility for such a campaign
and that the Investigation will be
thorough and vigorous.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
NEARING
THE END
The Famous Stejnheil
Case Being Argued
by Counsel

PARIS. Nov 13.-The public today
awaits with confidence the acquittal OF
Marguerite StelnheIl. Guilty or limo.
cent the impression Is general that the
state has not made out q case against
her.
Originally charging she had murder.
ed both her painter husband. Adolph
Il Steilheil, and her step.mother, Nine
Iapy. the persecution modified its allie.
cations as the trial progressed, finally
eliminating the charge of patricide and
admitting that the accused woman
might have been an accompllce rather
Than the principal in the death of her
husband.
The confidence OF the public Is
shared By the accused. her counsel
and Immediate friends. This was eyi.
denced when Nine Steinheil entered
the court room today, She had re,
covered somewhat from the physical
collapse OF yesterday and smiled faint
ly In case of her ncqulttal her friends
have arranged to spirit the widow
away TO some quiet place in the coun.
try where she may recuperate from
the effects of the trial
The resumption Of the trial this aft
crnoon with the argument of NJ. Aubn
for the defense. was delayed by the
unexplained absence of the foreman of
the jury. NJ Poupart merchant of
81. Cuen Later he was reported i'll
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15

nianders of the organization today.
The absence last night OF any sign
of disposition to renew mob rule and
the safe arrival at kankakee of Ar
thur Alexander, who was escorted from
here late yesterday by two companies
of militia. led borh local and state au.
thorities to believe there is no chance
of further disturbance in this city
Alexander is suspected Of completely
in the murder OF Annie Pelley.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15

The new Methodist church will be
furnished and completed for occupancy
by Feb. 18th. At that time dedication
ceremonies win be held of some
what elaborate nature, a program for
which Will be published later. Rev
Randall says, however. that he has
secured the service of former Gov.
ernor Buchtal to lecture and preach on
the occasion. .-Cortez Journal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
Sleeping People
Suddenly Aroused

CINCINNATI. Nov l3.-With .
shrek that awakened the sleeping peo
pie within radius OF several blocks
a gas tank exploded at the Latonia
race track today injuring one man but
doing no damage to aeroplanes. the
dirigibles being used In the aviation
meeting. The accident did not inter.
fere with the aviation program schsd-
uled for today and tomorrow.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15

The Montezuma County Fair associ-
alton. mention of which was made last
week, is now fully launched Secre.
tary Mowry Of the old fair association
says that n meeting of the new dl.
rectors will be called between now
and December LIST. at which time new
officers and committees Will be elect.
ed and the work for the ensuing year
gotten under way.-Cortez journal.
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15

boy on the railroad track near the
station. When last seen. about, Toney
supposed he lost his balance and fell
under the wheels OF n moving train
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15
PRESIDENT TAFT AT
WHITE HOUSE AGAIN

WASuINGTON. Nov President
Taft returned today at 10 O'Clock from
his brief visit to Connecticut The
presidents train was fifteen minutes
late the delay being caused by the
bursting OF pipe ihat connected the
presidents car. with The car ahead of
II The president was not endangered
Semi-weekly herald., 1909-11-15

The country is being flooded with
circulars from mail order houses 30
liciting holiday trade. Remember If
your home merchant has not got what
you want he will send for 1t.