Bluefield evening leader. [volume], November 20, 1906, Image 1

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VOL. L NO. 1J>2.
"" ■ PRIOR TWO ORNTS
Bomb Exploded in
Shadow of Altar.
oi'TK.xt.i: himmi i ii:i» in i;in«;
SKItXII KS IN ST. ITTK.IfS (
TIIKDIIXL XT Knxii; t'.XlHKIi
i* x ni<■ xxioNii i in: mim:.
I'nder the great dome of St. l’eter’
iM’iieath the Imposing bronze Maid
ao< hlno canopy, stands the high
altar It ’Is directly over the tmnh
of St Peters. The altar was con
secrated in I:.!»I and from it only the
pope, or ;onic cardinal having on
thoriz.atinn. may celehrato mass
The confession is surrounded l»y a
circular balustrade of marble, from
which are suspended by a circular
balustrade or marble, from which
are suspended nearly loo lamps
which burn day and night From the
altar a double (light of stops lend to
the shrine, kneeling beside which is
t'anova’s statue of Plus VI.
(>ii (lie right in the nave in front
<d ihe altar iu a marble ohnli sits
the bronze statue of SI Peter, the
extended foot of the saint being
iniicli worn by the constant kisses
implanted upon ii by devotees eti
terlng the basilica
ItOMN. Nov li». A ImhiiIi wan
exploded in St. Peters today The
edilh-c wa: i mwilril and an indescrib
able scone of confusion followed
There were no fatalities.
As soon as the echoes of the t re
inondous roar had ceased a canon
sought hy reassuring words to ipiiet
the people, hut in vain They lied in
all directions and a nil in her of wo
men fainted Women and children
screamed and men tried to protect
their families in the crush. The
rhurfli is so large, however Hint
there was ample room for the
crowd to scatter and no one was in
jured No trace of tlie perpetrator
of the deed has been found
Since Saint Al "letns. who was or.
daiued by Peter himself, erected an
oratory in i*0 A l>, on tile site (ll
the present basilica to mark the
spot where tin remains of St Peter
are hurled, no such daslradly oc
cut fence is noted in the annals of
the church
St Peter's is the greatest hasiliea
in Christendom It look UTiO year:
in (lie Imilding, and lands today a
result of the efforts of forty-three
popes and the genius of Michael
Angelo, ltraniente and IJafael The
commission of such ail outrage in
such a place has called forth mi
limited condemnation, and i charac
teri/ed as proving that the perpetra
tors or the crime were actuated by
feelings worse than those which
moved the vandals and the Sara
cens
The theory Is held that tills at
timid wa not directed against the
palace, hut rather a challenge to so
dotv in general hy attacking re
ligion. the most acred institution ot
the people
BIG WRECK
nr roAi. ( ai:h in rmcisri \nn
r.i ltd ri n n ix.
There was quite n big sized wreck
nl coal ear In the Chrhdlniisburp
tunnel, just below Rmlfonl last even
lag There were four nr live eonl ear'
piled up In the tunnel whleh will
Iieres'it lie » trnnftfei nf passengers
(luring Ihe night Fortunately no
one was hurt.
MOVING TO
NEW HOME
Monday morning wo begin to move
into our new dnyllght building, cor
Her of tbe Red Cot. Our business
will be suspended while moving, but
will resume business the latter part
of the week, better equipped tAuri
a great many city stores
Yours Truly.
THORNTON t’l.OTIIINO CO
Tile Surprise Stole will appreciate
youi trade. Come and see Wliat we
have for your inspection
AS A CONTRIBUTOR
SEES IT.
|
l!o.<MHt <1.1 It.
There lias been such a tremendous
and uproarious response to efforts of
the city press to promote an organ
ized movement for greater Minefield,
these suggestions are offered as to
method. Frst *. No member of the club
is expected to exert himself in the
least. Ill- should never attend a
meeting, or spend a cent. That would
give the whole thing a mercenary
air. which would be intolerable. If
lie wished to attend a meeting, a
carriage should be provided, together
with theatre tickets Second: No
measure should be adopted that
would be, even in semblance, op
posed to any individual's personal
interests For instance: If it should
be proposed to secure a furniture
factory for Minefield, and a member
of the club in the furniture trade
thought It would even remotely af
fect his business, then not only
Mould tlx* proposition lie defeated.
Imt even the proposer should he in
laitlly expelled from the club, and
given twenty-four hours to get out
of town Third: Kvery member
hould lie guaranteed by a good and
sufficient bond, that no rival or
eompvtitor in business should derive
any benefit or advantage whatever
from the movement. Fourth): JSTn
member should he expected to favoi
the location of any Industry factory,
or other enterprise, in Minefield or
vicinity, without direct, Immediate
advantage to himself. Kxample; A
member in the retail trade should he
guaranteed by a cash deposit that
the employes of such factory or In
dustry would purchase goods no
where, save at his store.
Fifth: No member of one political
party should favor anything a mem
her of another political party should
propose, unless lie is sole beneficiary
of tin* measure, and then only for
a substantial cash consideration.
Sixth: If a proposition he submitted,
which though in Its nature is favora
ble to the member, yet he should
oppose the same, except he lie tlx*
originator. Seventh: Absolute se
crecy should he preserved by every
member No member should do
anything, say anything, or reveal
any knowledge that could possibly
benefit anybody hut himself
Finally, brethren, let your watch
word be “dog eat flog.” My carefully
following these suggestions, you will
‘•red here on the Allegheny sky
line a magnificent municipality that
will |*e the wonder and tlx* despair
of all hermit peoples throughout
the ages.
THE WARNING TO
STANDPATTERS
The defeat of seine prominent
standpatters" and the very narrow
escape of some others will lie apt
to shake the confidence ,,f the Uepnle
llcan majority of next congress in
Ho- stability or their position
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland
I- a recognized exponent oT the munl
ipa| ownership policy, and these are
•lie conditions which he lays down in
hi article in Moody's magazine for
onh undertakings;
No enterprise should lie considered
i subject for municipal ownership
unless It (It rests upon special priv
ilege; (2) is nf sttch a nature that
competition cannot enter with bene
HI to the people at large; (J) re
quires a very large expenditure of
eapital for a plant and equipment;
ami ft) contemplates a performance
of Its functions for a long period
of time.
There ar«* about ffi.OOO Islands be
tween the coast of India and Mada
gascar. All of them are capable of
supporting population, but only GOO
are inhabited
CULMINATION
OF PROSPERITY.
There must In* a limit to thin pro
cons of altcrnally rising prices ami
wages atul constantly increasing cos
of subsistence, which Is chnrncteris
tic of periods of "prosperity.'* Th *
prosperity becomes grossly unequal
Those who control large amounts of
capital and largo amounts of laboi
by means of organisation and com
blnation in production, and thereby
largely control prices and wage?, get
more than their share.
There is a numerous class in the
community whose incomes do not
rise at all, or not nearly In propor
tion to the cost of living This ap
plies not only to those win? havi
fixed incomes from former Invest
ments or lived salaries that they
have no power to raise, hut to great
numbers of wage-earners outside of
organised industries and to a mas*
of business men to whom the cost of
doing their business outstrips the
profit they can derive from it |*ro?
perily becomes one-sided, until till'
great mass of ill-requited producer
are forced to curtail consumption
and the demand for various com
modities begins to fall off and supply
gets beyond It. Then reaction Hots
in because there Is over-production
which simply means that consump
lion Is not keeping up with produc
lion, and soon there Is a slackening
of ihi* machinery, a fall in prices
a break In the credit here and there
perhays a general collapse and .1
slowing down Into the valley of do
press!on. The wave of prosperity ha
passed.
rhere are many signs in I In* | re;,
ml raising of wages by ralln els
and great Industrial establishment;
titter a raise in prices following up
oil a previous raise in wages, with a
premonition of a further rise In prices
that the culmination of this prm >s
or Inflation Is aproachlng. The cost
of living Is beginning to hear hard
upon those who are the victims oi
the maladjustment by which an un
due share of the fruits of prospoiltv
Is gathered by organizations of or pi
tal .and organizations or labor, ih<
participants in which are a relative!'
sni.'ill part of the whole popnlati <n
there are other producers who gel
a fair share, hut there Is a large cl e
of those who are worse off for tin
boasted prosperity or the country, he
cause the cost of living has gone he
yond their means of obtaining in
come The conlinuaticc or a raise in
prices and in wages toward the point
of an inevitable break in an omen
• hut the limit is not distant from
whh h the mountain wave must sub
ide Kx.
Yesterday was ft blue Monday foi
the Dally Deader. The apparatus
which heats the medal for our lino
type- got stopped |,y the breaking eif
a sereu and after trying *-vcry place
ill (lie- city, seinie etrie* Hl|ggeste>e| that
we- go tei Mr. Charles .1 Klti/.e-r, the
j*-w*-l*-rt and we- did so. Neiw wo are
prepared t*» state-•that be- ran n*>t
einly fix a watch. but anything else
that requires skill and g*md wetrk
manshlp. W*» are* greatly iine|e-r oh
ligalIons te» him f*>r Ills kindly edfeert
In this matte-r.
It Is figure*) enif by rc-pre-se-ntat I ve- •
Of associate**! charities e.f riostem that
tlie- costs *»f living l lie-re- are- a ttilrel
le-ss than In New York the mini
mum reist f*»r a family of two adult
ami thr*'*' children being $7r.o in
Hoston nnel 110tJf |n New York. The
ass*-rf|on Is madei that food. cloth
lug. fuel. gas. medicine, etc., are
materially cheaper In Hoston. while
rent Is trinri' than a third lower
If was Just like* the- president to
give* the battleship sf*>k*-rs an lllus
lratle»n *>f the- right way t*> shove)
[•Oft I
ID’i*| the* III tie'll* *1*1 Dally Dea*1*T
GETS BACK
AT CRITICS.
I'ltKSIDICXT PLK.AHKIt WITH ( \\.
\l. WOltK. IWVS ItK.SITt'TN
TO TIIK KMN kl liS.
Colon. Nov. IP. — Rooscvcl t ami
.•ally sailed Saturday night at ten
for Ponce. Port Kleo. on boatd the
Cnited States bnttloKhtp Louisiana.
Mter riding horse back through
the muddy streets of Colon Salurda>
afternoon the president went to the
residence of Mr. itlers. Ceneral Man
>ger of the Panama railroad for din
ner Those present ilielmled Chalr
nian of the Canal Commission Slmnts
and Chief Rngtnccr Stevens and
wives. Secretary Latta and Surgeon
Ceneral Rlxcy. The secret service
Mien with the Presidential party din
•'d at an adjoining house
\t hall past eight Roosevelt reach
*d |der No. I 1, where there was an
enthusiastic gathering of at least
eight hundred persons, principally
canal employes as well as at Christo
hal and other points along the line
Here the President nscemled a hand
stand and made a thirty minute
•pooch, in giving Impressions of the
vork on the canal, he said he was
pleased with what already has hpen
done and paid respects to those who
had adversely criticized I he work.
"How a hunt Poult noy lllgelow?"
•sine from among the auditors With
much dellheratIon the President re
marked that in every large work
Mure was always some otic to find
something not done as ii should have
’•ecu. Hut the employes should on no
account pay attention to hiu|i crltl
Isnis as the critics would sink out of
dglu while tin* work would remain
long after all criticisms had heeti for
gotten.
I loose volt sal<| ho was Impressed
with the magnitude and the grant
ness Of lids work and Hint he would
like to see one of Ids sons engaged in
It. “I congratnlate all heads of de
part metds upon the work lining done,
•iml with especial warmth ho con
gratulated Captain (Jeorge |( Shall
l<m on the success of maintaining or
der in (he canal zone, in perfecting
the splendid police force under Ills
coulrol. In conclusion the President
mid he would like to remain longer
on the isthmus, hut It was necessary
for him to get hack to work In the
1'nlted States
The President went oil to the
Louisiana at P p. in lie was accoin
pnnied hy Surgeon Oeneral lllxey.
Secretary Lntfa, Lieutenant Kvans
and the secret service men
The Louisiana sidled at |0 p in.
The W'ashiligton and the Tonnes‘mi
delayed in coaling at Chrh|ui did not
get hack in time to sail with Hie
Louisiana I middles they will Join
the warship on llu* way to Porto
lllco.
DEEPWATER RAILWAY
IS COMIVO TO Till-: CITV Ol
rli 1:1 ii*:ij>
We Were relialilv Informed last
night that tin lieepwater llnilw iy
will-enter Minefield While no ape
< iIlf detail; are at hand, we are in a
position to t ill Ih.ir hi authoritative
announcement may lie made at any
day. A fund of $10,0(10 will he pro
vlded hy Minefield linrines:, men to
hrltig the road to this place Willi
the coining Iieepwatcr. Minefield will
he the only ellv in the State except
Wheeling, with two ureal trunk liner
of railroads; Huntington having only
a lira lie h of the II A- O competing
with (he C A- n Thai Ihh will
give a groat incentive to the pro
gierr of Ml'cdp |,| c.innot lie di put
ed This will help i.long that 2.r»,0oo
population hv inns we have heen
falklfig ahonl and hv i little hustling
on the part of oni citizens we may
oven do better than that It Is In
• he pnrsiblllt|e if we will act our
part Wisely
Oermnny. which stands at the head
of Kuropo for th< number of it
tow pa pern, ha' ovim f»f»00. of which
v,to are dailh England taker fh<
second place with mme 2000, but
has fho mod dallies soft in all
Prance la close behind with 2^00. of
which a quarter appear dally, hi or
triweekly Italy has 1 200, while
In order foJIow Austria, Spain, Itu
sin. fJr<yor<• and Switzerland
t
Sensation Created
By Mrs. Parsons.
TRANSMTRSISSIPPI
CONGRESS.
IMH>r. IIRXAN \\|i IIAItltlMAN
I <» HIT \ Iv XT KANSAS < ITV
I'Im* trails Mississippi congress will
meet In ruiiveiillnu hull m Kansas
t’lty. Mo.. SiH’ruXnry of Btato Root
and R. II llarituun will lie the no
table apeak ms on the llrst day. Sec
retary Root will speak on the general
theme of ‘‘American eommorehil op
portunities in South Amorim.” Ills
address will he followed hy speeches
In representative* .»i four South
Xliiericiin republics The second day
of the congress will lie given over
to a discussion of river navigation
and kindred subjects John Itnrrctt,
American minister to Colombia, will
i
speak on the Punnuin canal Tliura
da.v. Secretary Leslie M Shaw will
speak on ‘American llnance.” WII
Unto I Rryan will lie the chief speak
or on Friday.
THE SURPRISE STORES
AND
THE ,r> AND 10c STORES
VICK SXNTA CL XI S’ IIFAIMJFAR
ti-:rs for xxias.
On yosternd.v wn received this let
ter from little Miss Irene Lindsey,
to lie delivered to Santa Claus when
he arrives at our stores "Dear San
ly Please bring me M writing desk
and a doll with a long dress. Ilrlng
It F. a monkey and a clown and I3va
a ple’a'ninny. Irene Lindsey.”
We cordially Invito every llllle
girl In or near niuoflold to write to
Santa Claus, care Santa’s postolllce.
Tho Surprise Rlores. liluelleld.
Santy li/ftf^ii private mall lien* and
We iiave opened a Post office for
him. Now when he asks us what
Fred or May, ItohorL or Julia, or
X ol. waul we just hand him your
letter. No worry, no wondering what
some one wauls, hut each child or
adult heart desire for Kris Kringle
lo know and ehoosc from. Will you
help • i: make it a successful pleas
arc? Send X’Ol it letter early No
stamp leipdred in Santy’s mall hex
We think Irene will gel In i desk and
dolly. It pays to advertise, and Santa
Chius likes In favor the little ones
who atn reaped fill to parents and
kind to companions. The monke.\ for
"D F ” and l lie plc.'n'nliiny for Kva
are ready for Kauty’s visit and tip
provtil, with several thousand other
to\s, dolls, hooks and various oilier
presortt.' foi all Ills ’family” young
or grown up
As we have the New Surprise
Sinn", ( Mnuhln Ronpi t and also the
.r. and I Mi Stores, tip ir t., I he heat Is
of file i lilldren and tlndr mothers)
undei the sumo riiunupemcnl, ii
• and i to reiiHon we hay cheaper
Ilian any competitor who nccdH only
mall IoIh of poods for one room. VVe
ell us cheap an others hay why
pay more? VVe r. • 11 for f'ASII only.
ho yon pay for no had delds we mlirlil
lose oil lime one else. We add .1
reasonable profit on all pood i, hat
only ONI', profit. 10 very piece Is
marked In plain ilpares We treat all
a 11 k We cannot t <11 VOI i: money
from any other after It pels In om
drawei Youth Is as pood and buys
:ij niiii'ii as the caatomer at the next
counter, and In our several Htorea
you are SI I: I: in I I Mi ,| | ST WTI VI
VOI \\ \ NT, lie It a fie doll or toy
ap to the flm i Heather pood , Tol
lei net alhaniH. Tranks Travellnp
t'am ;. Kura, Itlankei rJftiIffH or
Raps, |'Idarea, Ropers’ Silverware.
Clock? Ham pH and filnrsware.
China, Odd ph-ccH or set |»ry flood
Notion and llanlwaie Toy 'led
Moll Carls, and Confectionery, to
pettier with Mu thousand novel and]
leeftil arllcha that po to make up'
an Cl* Tf) MATK, niece rfal depart
merit tin?dm s, collected topefliei
from all markets, PRICKS ALWAYS
• he lowest, for YOl'R approval and
pat ronape
Visit us, look around the store;,
• lien write Santa Klaus what you
want and where to pet it
Yonr Hrlends,
Till’. SI RPHfHK STORKS.
I I ft and t 2 I.
iHK r, and I Oc STORKS.
2 I f» Princeton Avenue
W R Crete haw A- Company sold
.1 K Krone-he place In South Mine
field 'e terday to VfrH. Mrllonnn
Maupherl v Consider at Ion $2,flno.
.1 C Marst. one of the old pioneers
of the lily and the loadlnp cold man
of former day*. Is In the city
THE GROWTH OF IN
SANITY IN NEW YORK
The report of tile committee oil the
defective was considered III the New
York state conference of charatles
ami correction Thursday. It was
stated that there were In the Institu
tions of the state 39.33S Inmates;
«».;tr. 7 were in the Insane hospitals,
I!* la in the homes of the feeble
minded and 1033 at the colony for
epileptics The two hospitals for
Insane criminals, under the prison
department, contain about 9f»0 pa
tients. I'lie nccommodal Ions are ln
nde.|unto only in the metropolitan
district or New York; there the hos
pitals are overcrowded; and the com
mlltee recommend Immediate atten
ihm to provision for the enlargment
ot old or addition of new ipiurtcrs.
As to the feeble-minded, there are
vet many such kept in almshouses
and other local institutions, who In
the opinion of the committee ought
to hi* provided lot In a better way.
There ate evils Incurred in tin* pres
ent haphazard way which the com
mittee do not enter Into, hut they
m>t«. that "It Is of no light slgulll
came that about half the feeble
minded women in the Newark Inst I
* "I Ion had previous to their admis
sion been mothers, with an average
of 1 Wo children each always partak
Ing of the mental weakness and dls
order of the mother." Conditions re
lilting to the epileptic lire i| II11 e Rlllll
hir to those of the feeble-minded
WILL DEPEND
ON ITIS WIFE.
tiiwv-s t,A\m;ti uii.i* hi:ia
«>\ milt \s orrosiiH to 1 oit
TY-IOMJIIT AC4 I Slllts—I AM |||.'
tilCMA I TltlAI* AT II \\H.
New York, Nov I ;# It |,< ant lei
I't'ied Hint tin- trial ol Hurry Kendall
Thaw for (lie minder of Stanford
While will more than rival Hie Henna
llonal ileve|o|inientH of the famoiiH
Stokes Kish I rafted v, which centered
ihonl the <' >1111 ivallllft .1 os|e MllllHfleld
Moth Hides are pr«>|»ared for the
ftrilKKle. Tile lefttll hllllle Will he
loioc. keenly IoiikIu and thrllliiiK.
Itnt apaliial the immense weight ol
the stale's direct evidence, the sad
and terrible ter\ ol Kvdvn ,\e hit
Thaw on the witness land is ex
peeled by Thaw's lawyer!', to he po
lent enntiKli Jn llseii to save hei Inis
hand’* life
lly aitreement hetween the counsel
lor Thaw and the district attorney,
•he case will lie called before Kecord
> i (ioft in the court of Kcfieral Ses
i'lou on the lii l Monday in llecem
l»or. and it will have to lie Mulshed
and (lie verdict rendered before Hie
end of the month, which marks the
ret I I'cfiicnl <d Ifeconler IJofT from the
criminal court
The district attorney's office and
•lie conn e| foe Thaw, after mouths
of preparation, have declared them
elves ready for tin call in battle and
only OHIO a n I ore cell ciiriim tiiiccs
of nrenf Import nice can >|i '.arraui'e
I tie schedule
STAND, U.’DOffl,
CON I'll HINT Ol VINMICA
I ION
New \nrk. .Nov I‘I The directors
of ftie St.andard Oil Company i med
a circular Saturday to dock holders
of the company saylur that the corn
pin, ' po lflon | una ailalde, from
Moth a M eal and a moral standpoint
The director deflate themselves con
fident that in the proceed|ni' ■ now
Instituted tin- company's position
will in since sfuliy malntalfU'd and
vindicated
M f, Hailey, son of A W Hall
ey, ,i pro* perous farmer South of
the city ha been quite sick for a few
days
sill.; WOI'M) IIAVK MAimi.ViKS
o\ TltlAI.—IF IMSHATIHKIKII
TIII:N HFI’AltATF.
Now York, Nov ID. Mr*. Her
bert I’nrsoiiH, wife of Representative
Parsons mill daughter of Henry Clews
the hui.ker. has Hllrreil the clergy by
her new hook, “The Family,” In
which she ml vacates mnrrlngcs on
l rlu I
T .0 lit Rev. William Oroswell
l»o *. episcopal bishop of Albany,
who for years has been laboring for
uniform divorce laws In till the Stales,
had this to say Saturday night:
"This Is a most revolutionary and
indecent perfornmtice. I cannot, un
derstand why a woman In her posi
tion expresses surh Ideas. II Is loo
had to he true. The only thing lo he
said of the hook so far iih I have rend
the excerpts proves lo me that II Ih n
fiindementnl denial of the religious,
civil, ami social position Hint mar
riage has always occupied.
"The theory of what she calls trial
marriages, Is to my mind an outrage.
It nttrncks the most vital part, the
home life, not so much the relation
between husband and wife, hit I the
home. II Is opposed lo and In con
tradiction of the entire rellglonts,
legal and social views ns to what mar
riage Is. Prom a religious point of
view it Is blasphemous, from a legal
standpoint it is u revolution, and
from a human standpoint It. Impels
disaster and disgrace."
Rev. Madison C. I’etnrs agrees with
the position 1 alien by Mrs. Parsons,
lie says:
‘ I quite agree with Mth. Parsons
that divided people should he allow
ed to remarry without eritlclsm.
“I have I Wo daughters growing up
Into young womanhood, and when tin*
time entries for them to think of mar
riage | would urge I hem to he In no
haste, but to deliberately choose their
life purl nor, not by momentary pas
sion. hut for solid worth of charac
ter.
Itnl 1 would ask them to llvo
with ft man who proved unworthy I
would tell them to etiHl such mail
I off and It they found Hie man whom
they believed worthy of'tliem to Irv
again This Is not Hie church Idea,
•he church Ideas no longer rule the
world "
"What Ih your opinion of Mrs. Par
hoii'propoalllon?” Ur. Peters was
asked
"They are praelleally doing thnt
already la the count ry,'* he replied.
"In twenty yours more than r.00,
noo divorces have boon granted In the
l filled Stales, against i'll.000 la all
Koropr daring Hie same period. They
have :;S0,000,000 popolalloii, against
* Ml i SS.000.000
(tor advancing civilization ha* en
larged woman's Ideas, and the aver
age American woman would rather
make her own way in Hie world than
live a lire with a mao for the sake of
a home.
I lie whole trouble,” con 11 lined Itr.
' (hat people are In too ire
meridoim a haste to marry, Catliers
alliiw their daughters to he married
'<» men upon leas lm|iiiry Into the
11111,1 character than they would willi
Hu pedigree of a horse.
I tie sad truth Ih that marriage
nowaday Ih seldom taken seriously
Till! theme, which should engage
Hie most serious attention of the
imlplt. liar beep practirally Ignored
and ha been relegated to the pleas
mtries of society.
training schools for mothers are
w hat we need more than public school
nurses, and I perfectly agree with
Mi Parson that a girl about to
marry dionhl he able to prove that
he knows lomethlng or the training
of children
i in I hornton clothing Company,
were busy all day yesterday moving
Into their commodious new building
on the Red Dot.
I! !• rank (timber, the young edl
toi of Hie (Irnham Manner, was a
business visitor here yesterday