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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
FUNERAL OF MRS.
JAIRUS COLLINS

At . 80 this afternoon the fun.
eral service Of Mrs. Blanch Col
lihs the wife OF Jairus Collins. who
died at Asheyille, N. G. OF tubercplosis
Saturday was held al Bramwell, the
home of the deceased Mrs Collins
had been an invalid for three years
much OF which time was spent at
Ashville where 10 was thought the
climate would prove beneficial. A
short time ago she was taken 10 the
sanatorium at that place whom all
hope of her recovery was given up.
She sank rapidly and death came
Saturday afternoon. Everything possl-.
BILE was done by the husband TO re-
lieye the sufferer.
Mrs, Collins was daughter of A.
j. Dudley in Bramwell and was prom.
inently connected In this part Of the
state
She Is survived by husband, Iair.
us Collins, a well kno%n coal opera.
tor and two children, Jairug, Jr., and
Virginia. Besides this she leaves three
Sisters and brother Roscoe Dud-
ley, Of Bramwell; Mrs Virginia
Houghton, Of New York, Mrs Moule
Greer. Of Kcnova. and Mrs. VI r.
Walker, Of BramWeU
d. r.. French. COL g. OLeary and
f.. NJ Archer Of BlueGeld attended the
funeral this afternoon
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
Mratial Law Nov Prevails
Throughout a Large Part
OF Brazil Following
Trouble
RESIDENTS FLEE
TO THE COUNTRY
Special Session of Parlia-
ment Held Today and Sit
uation is Well in Hand

Rio he Janeiro, Dec l2.-Martiat
law prevailed throughout large parf
of Brazil as result of mutiny of a ba.
taflion of the marine corps, More
than 500 are dead as. result of BON
bardment of Corba Island by tho gov,
ernment troops and shellmsr or thv
city by mutiueers. W x
Hundreds Of residents have fed 'hSt
to the country, fearing anqthes" "ouf
break. A speci&l session ,of, bsrlis,
ment was held ,tdday. IKs
The goyernRent believes itnasthe
situation well ihshaud but is tShng
every precautlon. Troops are disHib.
uted throughout the troublesome belt
for thirty day period Of martial
law.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
Election Interest Centers in
Ireland Where a Chaotic
Condition is Said
to Prevail
OPEN CONFLICT
HOURLY FEARED
At Noon Today the Coali
tion Forces Were Fifty
Too in Lead

London, Dec. 12.-While polling
went on in the English election to.
day, interest centred in Ireland where
a chaotic condition prevails and
where an open conflict between
armed forces may bring on a
civil war that will tear Great Britian
asunder.
The magnitude of the crisis has just
been realized and Ireland is the cen.
ter OF dissension. AS the polling
progresses the situation becomes
more and more menacing. At noon
n lead of fifty-two.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
NATIONAL MEET
Of BIG LEAGUES
Baseball Magnates Gather.
ing for the Purpose of
Electing Officers for
Coming Year
Iy7I ~

New York, Dec. 12.-Winter fans
will probably have much to talk about
this veck as the result OF thc ds.t5er3
tlOn5 GO the manates who are gather
iug today for the annual meetings of
the National, American and Eastern
leagues. The latter organization start
ed the ball rolling today with its year
ly pow-wow and election of officers.
as president OF the greatest of all the
minors, and If not. who shall succeed
him in the job, is the principal mat
ter up for decision.
A year ago when Pat was chosen
to head the Eastern over some oppo-
sition, 1t was generally understood
that he was to step down and out with
out a contest when the year was up.
Ed. Barrows, of Montreal, is said TO
entertain yearning for the honor
and salary, and there arc several 9th
ers who just simply couldn't refuse
the place If Il was rendered them.
There are the usual rumods about a
change In the circuit, but it is prac-
ticalIy certain that nothing of the
kind will be pulled off. The Eastern
League now comprises Baltimore, Jer
sey City, Newark, Providence. Buffa.
10, Rochester, Montreal and Toronto,
and the magnates are unable to find
any city lying around loose that could
offer any Improvement
May Train Umpires.
Tomorrow the National League be-
gins its annual session, and the mag
mates Of the daddy organization viii
have many matters Of importance TO
consider, aside from the election and
routine business. Spring training for
umpires is one Of these brilliant pro-
iects, to be presented, Il Is said. by
President Murphy OF the Cubs. 81 Is
alleged that month or so must pass
before the umpires get their souls in
tune with the infinite variety Of new
curves, twists, ct cctera, invented by
the twirlers during the spring train.
ing season. Therefore. and be # re.
solved, that the empires" be sent the
rounds Of the training camps 10 ofHci.
ate at practice and exhibition games
before the opening Of the regular sea.
son.
Play t54 Games
The American League maenates are
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
Mrs. Sage to Build Model
Suburb for Those Com
PEELED to Exist on Mod
crate Salaries
FOUNDATION HAS
NOW $1,25O, 900
Homes Will be Sold on Easy
Terms With Small
Initial Paymnet

New York, Dec. Zone ot tho
most practical plans ever devised fo:'
the betterment of the living condi.
tons of the person, who is c1m,.elled
to live on moderate salary, will go
into effect shortly after the first OF
the year when the Sage Suburb at
Forest Hills Garden, Long Island, will
be thrown open to settlement.
Here the man with large family
and a modest salary will be able TO
purchase home by easy monthly pay
ments. Those persons, unmarried
who are seeking comfort away from
the crowded city, will find comfort.
able quarters in specially designed
apartments at reasonable rates.
This new scheme is but part of
the great practical philanthropic work
that is being carried on by Mrs. Rus
sell Sage with the enormous fortune
amassed by her late husband. The
work is being attended to,by the Sage
Foundation Homes Company, branch
of the Russell Sage Foundation.
That no person, who desires to
take up his residence in the model
suburb will in any way be considered
m object OF charity, is made clear by
the trustees, who say that the scheme
is strictly a business investment. and
Is not to be considered as beng even
remotely related TO charity.
When a person wishes to buy one
OF re homes, small initial pay.
ment will be required and the re-
maiuG"r OF the payments will be ar
ranged Tor on n scale running from
So month upward. Those who
do rNt want to buy one Of the houses
! Quilt by the company. lots in the
model suburb will be sold under such
restrictions as will bind the purchas-
er to erect a home in keeping with
the other houses in the village.
| The site of this model suburb is 10
Gated about nine miles from New
York and Is laid out on a tract of 142
acres.
The proposed suburb will be simi-
ar in design TO the English types of
garden cities, with GA,ached one and
two story houses, parking and an
abundance of trees.
One distinct departure from the
usual slfburban development found in
the plans of Forest Hills Gardens is
that three sides of the square which
will surround the railroad station are
to be built up with apartment houses
not furnished with Kitchens. These
non-housekeeping apartments will he
rented out by single rooms or I'm
suites Of two. or as many more as are
desired, 10 tenants who do not desire
TO rent or buy houses in the mdoeI
suburb.
/ The Sage Foundation has already
appropriated 81 ,25O, 900 for the develop
ment of the suburb. apart from the
land purchase, on which there was
close to $1,000, 900 spent. Besides this.
another 100000 will be appropriated
for additional street developmen ent.
About fifteen hundred houses will he
built in completed suburb, and. as far
as possible, the company is planning
to sell the homes only to persons who
expect to live in them; that is to say,
speculators will not be welcomed, and
character as well as reasonable fnan-
cial responsibility will be investigated
before sales are made.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

j. r. Mahon of the Algoma Steel
company at Sault Ste Marie was in
he city today looking up the coke
situation.
Captain T.. l.. Bailey, general man
ager of the Williamson Coal e. Coke
company, who spent Sunday in the
city with his family. will return TO
Williamson tonight
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

Arthur Mttch%l OF Grahah. who re-
turned a few days age from the V.
NJ. ]. where he was attestdIpa school,
suffering fro man attack Of typhoid
fever is reported 70 be IN 4 very>seri.
Gus condition &
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
BRAKEMAN HAS
LEGS CUT OFF

Charles Hester, colored brakeman
ON the Norfolk d Western. had both
legs cut or this morning ot 2;40 ON
the west end ward Of Blue6eld Hester
was going out ON fret Sf and io some
way or other hc missed his footing
while performing hiss duties and fell
under the wheels. lie was brought
TO bIueheld at once for surgical az.
tcnf'ou
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

harmony will hover over the confer.
ence between the Americans and the
Nationals. The former are inclined
to be a bit chesty over the possession
OF the worlds championship, but they
arc bravely trying to restrain and
keep within proper bounds their nat
ural jubilatlon. The American Lea
que will have a 154-game schedule,
and from present indications the same
number of contests will be selected by
the Nationals President Ban John
son and President Lynch will hold
conference on playing dates and they
will also agree in urging a new rule
prohibiting the worlds champions Of
any year from engaging in barnstorm-
ing tours such as that OF the Athle-
tics TO Cuba. Is alleged that the
players who engage In these tours
are out Of practice and unable TO play
a good game, and that this tends to
cheaper baseball and provoke con
tempt for the major league PLAYERS.
walk on lhFee Balls
Amons the changes IN rules TO be
advocated a. the big league meetings
.is one permitting the batter to walk
on three balls, instead Of four, as at
present. II is hardly likely that the
proposition will pass, as it will re-
quire concurrent action by both major
leagues. Nevertheless, IL has stauncb
advocates who say that such a change
would improve the quality OF pitching,
add ginger TO games and Give the bat.
ter an equal show with the twirIer.
.If tho rule should get through, two
and two" would then become the
tense and exciting crisis in baseball
the moment pregnant Of great pos.
sibilities which causes the fan to
thrill clear down 70 his toes
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12

G. a. Perccoy OF Parkersburg. rep.
resenting the York Safe and Lock
company, who has been iu the city for
several DAYS returned 10 hts homo 10.
dav
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
Starts Up.

Chicago, Dec. 12.-Wheat started
up 3-s to l-2 cents. corn and oats we're
also higher. Provisions started low.
or. Opening, December wheat 81 Ia;
corn 46 3-s; oats 81 81; pork Janu-
ary 1919.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
Play t54 Games

The American League maenates are
also gathering for their talkfest, and
the indications are that peace and
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
Disappointing Cables

New York, Dec. 12.- Unloading on
disappointing cables from Liverpool
caused cotton TO open seven TO twelve
points lower, although the decline was
soon checked by buying. Certain in
terests here absorbed a great deal of
cotton upon the apparent presump.
tion that it was a good policy TO pur.
chase on heavy reaction. Opening
December 1876; January 1873;
March 1904; May 1i22.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
LOWER RANCE OF
PRICES RULES

New York, Dec. 12.-Irrogularity
and extreme heaviness with lower
range of prices ruled during the ear
ly trading in the stock market today.
Losses were scored ranging from
SO to one point. The Union Pacific
during the first half hour receded
7-8 point. Steel common also lost
about 7-8. Pennsylvania and New
York Central opened slightly -higher
but at the end OF twenty minutes we're
quoting fractional losses
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
THE WEATHER

West Virginia: Cloudy and colder
tonight. Tuesday unsettled. Hemper-
ature ten to fifteen degrees.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-12-12
SPECIAL BONUS OFFER

contestants should read page two
today--last special offer during con-
test--Gain 20 per cent. A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-21
lIHangenehmcs Nbentener eiues Nr.
beiters.

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Sermom Sifel inodte bellte bel
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i'm eiIigit i'll ELM Soipitol, no Die
Acr5te uerprnd)en, jbn mieber Der.
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PASTEL als Sinbernif.

@utGrie, Sfla, Is. 6ebr,,or. -
8oliuer,eitr 6. $. 'Snsfell bat lid in
eitent @riei al oen Staotst SefretGr
g%eiueiaert, iid) %irgcnopie oil Der Gin
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60 lit Der g%eipeanng, Die Erobibi.
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8iegel porgeidoben, luelrlt nidyt Die
.Gerid)te gegen ocn @o,ieurl,ellr ert-
ifciOen.
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s9nitter Sob.
EQUATOR Gilman BON SlSIGaroliua
in tritiidem 3uitaube.

senator gltinS' Gi6te crliegt in
8nnius 9itp Der ShuBpmoc
nelbe Tic li6 in ielbitmorberiiber
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nnautaitbare @epeiie iiir ieine
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lit lett foit total aeldbint unb Ipba.
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in Solge zines 9lllterglliies ms @e.
birn eingetreteu. 9ieies lesterc
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bon leiller 2Gbnuln9 erbolen, miro ic-
bod) Der Sprode ME poQitGnoig SIT
r%iiderboltelL mo ieine porlanlenta-
ride Gorricre biiritc oabcr beenoet
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Gilman cincn Sdlogoniou erlitten,
inoeileu muroe or bamols micoer lcio-
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nators, iolpie iein GIteitcr Sobu 9.
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reitS bier, unb bic beioen onberen
&inber, Scnrp 6. mo Sunie Mnp
Gilman, iino per telegraph bierbcr
beruieu iuoroen.
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3 r. 2ncgcr NJ Sterben.

Wien. 16. 6ebri,or. = Or. Carl
2ieger, Intiiemiten : Did)rer iu,o
Sbcrbiirgermeiiter bon WiemL liegt
I'M Sterben. gr mllrbc am 81. Sf.
tobcr 1914 III @ien geborenL obiol,
pirtc Die, @iener %llniperiitdt, lprroe
.5m Eraris ais Mcd)tsanpaIt 5ugelai.
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aus. Sd)on als Stubent nabnt er
groBes Sitcreiic ali Der HoIitif nnb
i'll 1876, olS or; 5ltm YRitglieb bes
Staotratbs erfpdbIt ipuroe. idlob er
lid Der bemofratiidlen Iartei oil.
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.ur,o lpiirbe 6iibrer Der Intiieniiten.
Sn 1895 pilrbe er Siiin 9iireerineiiter
BON Mien %cripdblt.
iGr. 6 Mill ncue9 cmcic
1iefcrn.
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! oaS @leidp tb6teu. SEER 8enneop
cntbieIt iidJ ieoer Gntiuort III ser ei-
men ODER Der anoeren Riftuug, uno
ollie Inoeren, Die Serren Golfer,
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ten IfIongpeg, oaB lie 9arnitt 90
ran oenfen luiirben, 5t rciigniren.
Mebrere Der Mitglteoer oes snei.
ten NatbS5peigcS, Dem bctonntliG)
Die 9eitdtiQnng Der pom Mopor &c.
mat)ten Gr%uennunacn u6tiegt. lieBcu
geltern burt)bliden bdB eS pielleitt
empiebIenSmertb iiir Oen MANOR iet.
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laiien milrhc. Iieier @eoaufc iinoot
aber tcine @unoe Dor oe5 Wapor5
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otf sic uGhitfoIgcnoe Sibuug sit
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3elupoin 2 panie II.

&i0o, Spanien, Is. Scbrllor. -
Gr.Erdiioett 3elapa pom Nlcurugno
lit bier n%neetommen. SIR elncm Sns
tcrpieip tbeiltc er nit, OuB or I'M &es
eriif lei, Elm Bud 81 id)reibcn, mel
Dies beipeilen lperbe, Dab Der acgclts
mdrtigc 9iireerfrie9 in9ficoroguo Die
Solgc Der mberebtigten Ginmiidung
Der Ser. Stuotcn mar, oaB Die SeBtc-
rem Dos im5llfricocle Clement crrnlls
tDi9tcll uto itnlcl tbGtiaen geiltuno
Leiiteten. Sic Nmerifnlter @rocc mo
Cannon ieien init pollcm Hcd)t birge-
riftet morben, neil lie Sprcn9ltoffc
in ihrem 9eiib bnttel, melhe sur Ser
ltorlu1g Don SronSportid)iffen Der Vie.
aierung peripcnbet iueroen Iolten. -
3elopa bot nod feline enogilltigcn
Yl1ne bc5iiglid, ieincr 3utunit &c.
fabt.
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ben 1ih 0eacn bcn ncllcu Ercmier
GnnoIejos nereiniet. Sic beboupten,
berielbe iei nid)t Der tpirflid)e Siibrer
Ser Iiberalen Eortei, uno lie bcitebcn
boraltf, ouB or obbuufcu ioue, bamit
Der Iriibcrc &riegsminiiter General.
Gupit1n @eplcr ciu neucS &abinet
orgoniiirtn fonnc. GanoleioS luei.
CERT iid), 5llriid 5u trcten uno erfl1rt,
Ole beporItebcuoen @nblcu luiiroen
Die ihnebenbe Strcitiruge cntid)cis
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llcber 200 Mcnidjen bei'm gnn einer
Giienbabm gttGotet.

Binnipea q. Wait., Is. 6e6rnar,
Gin Ynluermasa5in I'M Gonitruf.
t;onSlaacr Scr .@ratb, Srutf Yaet
fic.gabn" nalc 9tipigou flog be,ife
in bic 9nft uno brei ifalieniid)c ar.
letter piiroen III Glide 5erriffen.
GinidlieBIid oieicr Orci rleucn Cpfcr
Iino iest ld)on iibcr 200 Erbeifcr BET
Dem gan Der criu1hnten giicnbahn
mu's 2eben ocfommeli.
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Scnatur Glfius' Wid)te toot.

&auioS Gitp, DO, IS. 8cbr.
: FRI. stgreS 2eslie glfins, Nid)te
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fms BON @elt-Sireinien, itorb belite
NbenO IN einem bieiiscn Sotel on
elncr sdnbmnnoeA peldc lie. id, ON
lebten Mittuod, III NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gtiift beigebradlt bottc.
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8rieffajten.

~. q. 100" - @ir fonnen Sbnen
lcioer nid)t mittbeilen, Of in Maib.
in9ton, =. g., ein ArbeitSnadipeis.
Siireau fir 9dfcr beite6t ODER nid)t.
Sn CALEDONIA iollten unierer aniid)t
nad Die @erbGltniiie fir eiueu g1der
quite iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-21

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