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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

Ten recalcitrant Republican Scua
tors are not enough to form n poll
tical party. Philadelphia Inquirer.
Perhaps not! But if the ten Sena-
prs who voted against the Aldrich
ABORTION spoke in so doing the senti-
ment OF their Republican constitu-
ents i'm secen great States OF the
West, they are enough to draw an
army from the Republican column
sufficient to change the political com
pleXion OF the House of Representa-
ives and vi transfer the majority in
he Electoral College from the Re
publican to the Democratic nominees
-Virginian-Pilot.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

"Elu ncli is getting more and
more like New YORK every day.
rclmar. or Thaw trial fame. Invented
Brain storm" but II remained for
a brillian, CD Bmcneld justice to
discover a new crime -"Intellectual
Assault"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16
WANTED.

The Fidelity e. Casualty pays it's
claims. Let me show you list OF
satisfied pollcy-hollers to whom
claims have been paid, ana who likes
this company's methods of doing
business.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

Champ Clark generally hits II OF
neatly we welcome said the
Democratic leader. "the conversion
IF the Republican party to another
Democratic principle Bus It is only
a proressel conversion made in order
TO postpone a just method taxation.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

Cabinet officers can see everything
but trusts. Secretary Wilson. OF
the Agricultural Department, says
the increased price in food-stuns is
due 10 the scarcity OF farm labor.
Undoubtedly that Is one factor. but
small one compared to the manipu-
lation that controls nearly every
thing We eat and wear.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16
We have not seen so great faith

We have not seen so great faith
no not i'm South Carolina The
Charleston News and Courier says if
has not discussed the tariff bill be-
cause it believes it vii be vetoed by
President Taft" a man who will
FIJI his cabinet with trust lawyers
will never veto a bill drawn by the
trusts.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

Leon Ling has been discovered 60
~ different cities, beel poisoned.
committed suicide and shipped before
the mast in ship now half way
around the earth all within few
days. Nothing Ike the oriental for
lightning change artIst
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

An Illinois boy found twenty-five
thousand dollars. restored it TO its
owners and was given ten cents as q
ward. All OF which may be in
li,ativc OF the value placed on
4 the. state of Shelby NJ. Cullom and
Bill" Lorimyr
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Wills. who
brought their little child TO Blue
field TO consult DR.. G.. NJ. Scott, in
regard TO it's health. returned to
this morning.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

The best easy chairs for old age
are bought early. They are called
Endowmonts with the Penn Mutual.
e II. Easley. general agent.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

The slogan OF the Optlmists Club
is Smile and pass the smile along.
And when YOU live in a near-smilo
town. then WHAT" inquiries the
Nashville Tennesseean. Why, wink
and pass the wink along, we should
euX
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16
CRUSHED LIME STONE

and size made and delivered to any
part OF the city at a reasonable
price by w. II. Coffman Coke Co.,
Blueheld, w. Va.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16

July wheat has taken another rise
Keeping in line with the soaring
July thermometer, doubtless.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16
WAN s
MONEY to Lend on Real Estate.
J.. j. HOLLAND.

LOST:-A class pin OF green de-
sign with the monogram b. G. S.
Cincinnati. Liberal reward II return
ed to Cecil Lilly. Ct.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-16
SINCE 1841

the 7. II. Nevin Co.. Of
Pittsburg, Pa, have been
making
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
Screen Doors and wfnaewa.
 PAYNE q PAYNE.
WEDDING AT ELIZA.
Ernest 6. Ford rs United To sffss Bes- ~ f4 ea fAa ala rnaawNp- at

Ernest 6. Ford rs United To Miss Bes- < ste Rather.
 EIba, April 7.--tSpecial. )--The nup- tials. of Ernest S. Ford and Miss Bessie Rainer were celebrated at high noon today, at the home of the brides pa- rents, MT. and Mrs. W. B. Rainer. Rev. T. c. Jones. pastor Q fthe Methodist church, ofi1ciating.
 There was large attendance of friends and relatives at the wedding.
 The guests were met at the main ef- trance of the hall by Mrs. Charles Copeland and Miss ola Belle Chap man and conducted to a table deco rated in white roses. where they were served delicious fruit nectar by Miss sydney Rainer. ount of the bride. as- sisted. by little 0ussis Rainer. the brides sister. Miss Rainer wore an ex- quisite white princess. Little Gussie was also attired in white.
 The house was artfsticaiiy deccrat- cd in smilax, ferns. Easter lilies, and Easter roses.
 Immediately preceding the ceremony an effective solo. "As the World Rolls On.sswas sung by MIss ciAudins Rush. ing, who wore a lovely gown of white lingerie, made directoire.
 r. r--Afendslssohn's wedding march was played sbys the brida,s sister, Miss olivs 4 ~"-~~f k The bride attired in an elegant tails ored travelling suit of gray cloth was never more beautiful. While the groom was handsome in a travelling suit of black unfinished worstsd.
 The ring used in the ceremony was the wedding ring of the brideRroom's mother.
 The young couple received many handsome presents. Those deserving especial mention were a lovely worsted quilt made by the brides grandmoth- CT Rainer. chest of silver. sift of the bfidegroom's brothers. also \ sterling silver fruit stand presented by the faculty of Eiba City School.
 The bride and groom left immediate. iy on the Atlantic Coast Line train for places of interest. Et. Augustine, Tam. pa and Palm Beach, Fla. The future home of the happy couple will be In Ozark, Ala.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
BOARD MEErs.
Pressyseraan Endewment of sfoo,ooo
 fo He Raised.

Pressyaeraaa Endewmest of s1ce,coo fo He Raised.
 Anniston, April z.--At called meeting of the board of trustees of the Alabama College for Men. at An- niston, held in the pariors of the First Presbyterian church at Birmingham Rev. Sterling J. Foster was formally chosen to succeed pr. W. D. McIlwain as president of the institution. Unan- iuious sctiosi was taken on the part of the nominating commfttee. which put pr. Posters name before the board. pr. Foster officially assumed charge of the institution Tuesday.
 pr. Mcfiwain has gone to Columbia. s. C.. where he win be president of the seminary at that place.
 Unanimous approval was given by the board of trustees to the plan to raise an endowment fund of s1oo.ooo for the college. 4 good part of this fund has already been subscribed. enough to insure the success of the undertaking. An active campaign will be begun at once.
 The board increased the faculty of the college by electing to q professor- shlp George Lppg. of the ClhrksviIle Uiifyersfty afid cSa aEd{huproagh UnI- verstty, Profsssot White. chairman of the faculty fast year. will Do retained. Another professor win likely be added to the famuity soon.
 There were present at the meeting of the trustees, Rev. John W. stass.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
MOBILE MAN KILLED
IF Is sAsDs4es-P N rHs HAoIc
Polies Dfscsvsxsa I1an Lying is ths 0utteP CBp1hed la c Mil1taxy unsfsfm~-Was Hsy Martin
 eS nGobe1e.

Birmingham. April 7--(Special. )-- While Policeman Tul4y was patroiiing his beat a1oAS Fourth Avenue and Twaifth Street this morning about 2 o'clock, ha diseovsrsd . National QuardsmAu lying in guttsr: Think ing the man .wa4 intoxieatsd. hs or dered the patrol wagon and sent the fellow to the police station.
 Shortly after being locked up the man vas hear deroaning and . physt- cian was sent for. and 1t vac discov- cred that the man had . severe blow behind the ear and was in q very se- rious condition. The unfortunate man where despite every attention he sue cumhed.
 The body was removed to the morgue of the 0audin Undertaking Company, and military officials n0taned to visit the place for the purpose of identifv- ing the body. if possible. On the leggins worn by the man was one name. while on the coat was an- ether. one bAins Hoy Martin and the other Guy E. wright. The police De- ran an investigation at once to locate the Identity of thA fellow and to ns- certain how he came to his death.
 The body was Identified As that of Roy Martin, of Mobile. Ala. . young man who arrived in BirninGham yes terday. and who was on route tc visit | brother. Leo Martin. of Brookside. Coroner Brasher has organised jury to investigsts the mysterious death of Martin.
 A friend states that Martin tried to borrow nftsen or twenty cents yes. terday. apparently being In nsed os funds.
 ReIAttvee of the deeeased havs been communicated withs The dead man was less than twsnty.two years of are.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
PYTHIANs TO MEET AT EUFAULA NEXT

Troy, April 7.-Deputy Grand Chan cef1or g. H. Elan. of the Eighth Dis triot, Knights of PythiAs, to whom was left the privileGe of naming the piace for the next convention of ths dis tfict. has selected Eufaula for the meeting. which occurs the second Thursday In September.
 Calanthe Lodge at Eufauia has ac- cepted the. convention for that dsts and everything promises hns meet. inG. EufaulA is noted for its hospttal- ity and the Eufauia Pythians will most likely sec that the visiting Knights have oil possibls courtestss shown them.
 The program of the convention win not be issusd until about August. when cslanthe Lodge and the deputy grand chancellor make all Of the arrange. ments ir detaii.
 The Eighth District is one of the most important in the state. having large number of lodges and . mssn- bersfip of prominent Pythians.
 Chanceilor Commander Seth MAbry. of Calanths Lodge. states that Eufau- Ia will do her full duty toward the vis- iting Pythians.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
SYNOD IS TO MEET.
Colonel Bsn F. Fillmore May Run For
 -.---. IuAna. :. :. ... ! .-.. u. 7.

Colonel Ben K. Fillmore May Run For
 Demopolfs. April 7--tspeciaI )--Ths Presbytery of Tuscaloosa, representing the Presbyterian Church, viii meet in this city next Tuesday evening. April 1s It is one of the five Presbyteries constituting Ahe Synod Of Aiabama, and covers about twelve counties. ly- Ing mostly betweep and to the north and south of Dallas County and the Mississippi line. About twenty-ffve Presbyterian ministers. with one elder from each of the churches. are expect- ed to attend. "sts
 The.opening sermon will be preach- cd Tuesday evening at 7:3o o'clock by Rev. T. 8. Knox, of Eutaw, he be- ing the retiring moderator. Wednes- day evening there will be q celebration of the tooth anniversary of the birth cf John Calvin. Among the interest ing and instructive talks to be made on this occasion will be one by Judge P. H.. Pitts of Selma.
 B. R. sEppes. one of the oldest and most influential gentlemen of MarenGo County lies at his -hoisse in this city in . critical condition. MT. Eppes served through the civil war. casting his lot with the South. After the war he re- ability and strict attention to business, soon amassed an independent fortune He is the father of Mrs. E. B. McCarty, wife of the editor of The Times. of this city. a.a = Z
 It Is currently rumored on the streets of the city of' Defdopolis that Colonel Benjamin 5. Eimore. zof stbis city, will paalxes the race for Circuit Judge of fhis. tho Ffrsf Judfcfal Dfs- trict. against the present incumbent Judge John T. Lackland, of. Grove HUI. The Advertisers correspondent endeav- ored to have Celonei Elmore' confirm the report. but found that he was ab- sent from the city. A very close per- sonal friend of Colonel Fillmore says that he Is certain Colonel Fillmore will make the race. if the people of his county want him. Colonel Fillmore has served as solicitor of this district for several terms and gave eminent satis- faction.t He Is at present the City Att torneyfof Demopolis. but will decline a further appointment. q
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
PENSACOLA REPORTS
 BIG MACKEREL CATCHES

Pensacola. Fla, April 7.---tspecial:)-- The greatest season for. mackerei is now being enjoyed by the fishermen. according to reports brought here. and the immense catches that are sold to the wholesale houses fof shipments to the big markets. The maekerel are now passing westward. which they do every spring, and as the gulf Is calm &nd the weather warm, they are com ing close in shore, with the result that the mackerei sfisherrnen, of which there is a small army, are reaping rich reward.
 < At the passes yesterday. according to report. one haul of a party of fish, ermea resulted in, catch of 10000 pounds. Another party in dragging in their nets. got 5000 pounds. while 6 third. few hundred yards further down the passes. caught i.50o pounds. Inasmuch as inackerei bring the nigh est price of any fish at wholesale, the profits Of the fishermen were immense.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
FOR SOME NEW LAWS
EDUCATORS WILL ASK FOR TWO CHANoUe.
Meeting Today wln ne sf Special Im- pSrtanee-Poss1bIy 1,2oo Teach-
 ers VIII AttenA the Dlf- A Rlnghaa Meet1nw.

Birmingham. April 7.--(speciai J. Delegates are arriving for the twen- ty-eighth annual ssssion of the Ala bama Educational Asosciation. which will convene in Birmingham tomorrow afternoon and continue in session for three days. Inasmuch n many. oues- lions will come before the Association 1t Is believed that the attendance will be larger this year by good man than ever before. Preparations have been made to entertain no less than f.20o to 1.Bo0 teachers. members of boards of education, members of school Improvement societies and kindred or- ganixations
 The teachers and educators are in- asked of the next Legislature and that alone win be quite an attraction to the gathering here this week. P. W. Hodges. Of Greenvilie. ts President of the Association. with Joel c. DuBose of Owenton- Birmingham. vice-Presi- dent; W. c. 0riggs of Birmingham. Secretary. and q. M. Davidson. Birm- ingham, Treasurer. The two btg mat. ters to come before the teachers will pcrlntendents bs qualified for their DO. sitions. and . constitutional amend ment permitting local taxation for the support of schools. As matters now stand, the county superintendents are generally business men who. while they have the interests of schools at heart. as deepi yas anybody. they have not the equipment necessary for proper and effective administration of the school systemss both from the view. point of the pupfi and the teacher.
 \ special effort to educate public sentiment to point whore coilptitu- tfonai amendment permitting local tax. ation for schools will be bekun at the meeting here this week. Under the Consultation of Alsbama, 60 per cent. of the school funds come from the State appropriation. A number of noted educators from other sections of the country win be here for the State meeting. Local committees are meet ing every train and directing the teach- ers and delegates to their respective places assigned for them during their stay in the city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
PHYSICIANS MEET
FLORIDA MEDICAL s0CTETY MEET.
 ING IN PENsACOLA.
An Aaaress ef Welcepns Delivered Yes- terday By Mayor Ooodnan-Im- { psrtant Addresses Expected
 sn the Pro6ran.

Pensacpla, Fla, April 7,--(Special.)- )--- The thifty-sixth annual session of the Florida Medical Association convened here this Afternoon. the members as- ssmbling in the city hall at , o'clock. where an address of welcome was de- ,livered by Mayor Goodman and re- sponded to by President McHenry of the association.
 pr. J. Harris Pierpont of this city presided over khe session and intro duced sthe speakers. The meeting of this afternoon was only for the pur- pose of welcoming the large number Of visiting physicians, and tomorrow morning the work of the convention will commence.
 Tonight a short session was held and business matters relating to the asso- ciation discussed
 In addition to the large number of members from various points in Flor ida, who are in attendance. there are also half dozen noted physicians and surgeons of other cities present and several or them are to read papers be- fore the association. which are looked forward to with interest by the mem bers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
CAZALAS CONFIDENT
c. L. SMITH WILL nnpnEsnNr ro-
VIII Aak That m Exananer sian b> sent ts Gulf, City ts T1ke Tese1-
 b nsny inf ftke e4s

Mobile. April 7.--(Spscial s,--whsn the cass sof sheriff Frnnk Casalas, against whom impeachment rrocsed- ings have been filed by 0overnor Co- mer. is called in the supreme Court. Attorney O. l.. Smith, who will be ths leading cornsel. will ask that ar ex- aminer be appointed to come to Mo- bile and take the testimony in. the case az the cost of holding the session in Montgonhefy, with many witnesses pres- ent, will be very heavy.
 After the testimony has been secured then the case will he argued before the court. It is believed that no de- murrers will be filed in the case.
 Sheriff Caxaias expresses conhdence that there will De no impeachment aa atresult Of the proceedings.
 Sheriff Caxaias, was officiaify served ltfday with the charges against him fiied yesterday morning by the Attor- ney General of the State. The papers were served by pr. H. P. Hirsohineld. the County Coroner. who received them from Montgomery today,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
WILL OPEN SOON.
Receiver of shefzieid Company te Re
 Dlseharwed.

DLsGhaRgea.
 Birmingham, April 7.-(Special)-- A decree has been rendered by Judge Jones of the Federal Court. filed by the clerk here today. approving the report of the special master on the receivers accounts. in the Shefneld Coal 6 Iron Company. tbankrupt) and means that the receiver will be dis charged in a short time and Axhe plants of the company at shefheid, Ala. in Tennessee. Virginia and elsewhere. will be put in operation after being shut down for fifteen months,
 The reorganization has been effected by E. c. Converse, president of the Bankers Trust Company of New xork' trustees of the bond holders, through whose influence the receiver, Benje- min Strong. IT, wac appotnted. A new blast iron furnace is to be con structed, and the resumption Is to De on a larger scale than ever before. E. a. Rust is president of the company. The papers will be filed In several courts in the States affected before the record is complete. The main body of properties <of the concern are located In the northwestern part of the state.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
CoRoNER's rNouEsr.
No Bisme Placed sor Hotsa Aceiaer,t

No BiaSae Placed fox Hstsa Arcideuk.
 Birmingham. April 7.-(spsciai )--Coro- ner Brashef has held that no blame attach eS to any one for the accidental dsaefs of Patrick Bossan. the traveiing saissman for . chattanoosa firm, who fell five stories down tho stairways ia the Birsninhem Ho- tel this week The coroner examined c number of witnesses and deuided that no one was to blame 4
 The coroner will csntsua the inausss iints the death ask Mrs Jane wiison. whose dead the Louisville and NashvtiIe RAtiroad near Morris. Ala, sevsrzi weeks ago. on the 18th instant.
 An invssttfgstion is being made into the death of Robert Ware eoiorsd. who me, desth throush falling ore in the Resdes mines near Dessemer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
PROF. MORGAN DROPS {, '
 DEAD IN WOODLAwN

Birmingham, April 7.--(speciai. )--- Prof. H. A. Morgan. aged ss years. dropped dead in woodlawn today. Death wgsi caused by apoplexy.
 The deceased was born if Fort Gaines, Ga. and came to Alabama in 1884 and engaged in teaching. He served in the Confederate Army.
 He fs survived by.a widow and two daughters. one of whom is married and resides in New Mexico.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
INDIGESTION
K. e. Fowler Has Remedy ThAs He Gunramtees to Promptly HeneVe
 All stomach Distresa.

pAonla 20 on suffering from little utomachs troubles for years ana Inn agine they have a serious disease
 They over eat or over drlnk ano M force on the stomach a lot or extH' work. ,.sAe ig4 But they never think that the stom , ach- needs extra help to do extra work
 If these people would take a Mi-o-na ] ia abietss with or after meals It wonio be a great big help to the stomach' n its strain of overwork.
 No matter what yeu eat or drink MI o.na tablets will sweeten your sour stomach and stop gas beiching In ten minutes. The heaviness disappears ( and the stomach Is greatly aided In It's work of digestioh.I
 And Mi4o-na not only promptly re- liexes all distress. but If taken regu- larIy will absolutely cure indigestion . by pudding up the fiabby overworked walls of the. stomach and making ! them strong enough to digest the most hearty meal.
 E. e. Fowler sells and guarantees . Mi-o-na. The price is 50 cents a large box. Leading druggists every where sell Mi-e-na, e{. Booths Laxative Pills are pleasant. gentle, sure and safe. If all others have failed Booths will give satisfac- Alan: 25 cents at B. c. Fowlers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

.doss not look for Captain Hebson e como to Alahama untll after conUSses e6journs. Tie trip q Commssslonsr of Agrtcuiturs Wilson and some sx- Derts of the Agrioultursi Department
 nay bs postponed until Captaln Hob- son is able 10 make the tip to Ala. ibamA Mr. AusGrovs hAs no doubts thet Captain Hobson viii como to Ala
 bama and make an aggrsssivs light for the nosuinotion again.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
SFach Emfhusiansn At First Baptia
 Church Meeting.

N1UHS4 &AES@h18e
 Troy, April I--tSpeciai. l---very great interest Jis being manifested in the re. vivai which commenced at the First Baptist church here last Sunday ane the services. which are being held morning and evening are largely at- tended by all denominations.
 pr. F. c. Mcconnell, of Kansas City. Mo, arrived yesterday afternoon and is assisting Rev. Mir. Campbell in the meeting. Mir. Mcconnell Is forciblS and beautiful speaker and 1t is beiiev- ed that great good will be accomplish ed by the meeting. Most of the stores and banks began this morning to close their places of business dOring the morning services.
 The City Improvement Club is of Serine liberal prizes to the owners of honnes n Troy as an inducement for improving their yards and sidewaiks. The awarding of the prizes will be ynade at the Flower Show. which is te he given by the Daughters ok the Com federacy in November.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
M. E. Greene Rssiwms.

Washington. April 7.--Henry E. Greene. appointed frem Minnesota, to- day tendersd to President Taft his res ignation as civil service commission CT to take effect May 1.
 James 8. Williams, IT,. formerly a newspaper man, who acted as secre- tary to National Chairman Hitchcock during greater part of the presiden- tial campaign, is mentioned for the place. He is native of South Caro-. lina. The President has taken no ae- ton in the matter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
STILL FOR HoBsoN.

Breck Mpssroye Talks on sixth Dis- Y trfct Politics..
 Birmingham. April 7.--(Special.)-- l.. E. Musgrove of Walker County. who managed ss Capt. Richrhond Pearson Hobson's two campaigns. in the latter being successful. this morning an- nounoed that he was. again for Captain Hobson, but he had not even heard whether Captain Hobson was a candi- date for the nomination again.
 Two candidates have announced against Captain Hobson, W. c. Davis of Jasper, and W. B. Oliver of Tusca- loosa. MT. Murgrove states that he