Bluefield evening leader. [volume], August 04, 1909, Page 4, Image 4

About Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911

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ABOUTJ>EOPLE
WHO CurlE AND GO
Sheriff I. .1. Ellison, of Princeton,
Is in the "Ity today.
Judge T. L. H nritze. of Middles*
boro, Ky., is In the city today.
E. L. Shuffloberger left on No. I
for u visit to the coalfields
R. T. Crabtree, of Pulaski, Va., it*
iu the city.
T. F. and Keller Hunt left this
morning for Prineelou on business.
Harry Don that left thi.r morning
for a few days* visit at Wiliamson.
Engineer John W. Holliday was in
the city last night, the guest of his
father.
A. Crockett Bailey, of Rock, is in
the city looking after Ills business
Interests.
Judge Martin Williams, of Pearls
burg. was in the city this morning
on route to Tazewell.
I>r. H. C. Jones lias returned from a
business trip to laigau and Hunting
ton.
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. MoKarna, Jr .
Teturned today from an outing at
Tazewell.
Dr. D. P. Crockett and son will
iea\v tonight to Join Mrs. Crockett
at Asheville, X. C.
Mrs, James Mitchell and daughter
returned today from a week’s visit to
relatives in Tazewell.
Linden Gofer and Emly D. Arters
will leave tonight for Keystone to
attend a german.
Mrs. A. T. Burton, of Elkhorn and
little son Paul, were In the city tills
morning en route to Tazewell to
visit relative*.
Mis« Belle Floyd, Miss Lee Fret
well and Mrs. Jack Kennedy left this
morning for Roanoke, where they
will visit relatives.
Tin-op. Ott, of Norfolk. Va., left
for his home this morning, after a
ten days' visit to his daughter. Mrs
W. B. Garvin,
Mr. and Mr*. A. P. Gillespie and
children of Tazewell, left today for
a two weeks' sojourn at Hunters
Alum Springs, Pulaski county, Va.
Gen. Albert Sidney Johnston, the
genial representative of John H.
Hurst Ai Co., is in the city interview
ing our mercha:it.s.
Mose Hankins, of the firm or
Hankins and Son, Tazewell merch
ants, passed through the city today
en route to New York p> purchase
goods for nls firm,
Mrs. J. J. McKanna arrived from
Reldsvllle, V. C., last night, where
.’-he has been visiting her daughter,
and will leave tonight for her home
in Oklahoma City.
r>r. C. M. Sootf I# thoroughly
renovating St. Luke's hospital and
making some important change#,
which will ad<] To the comfort and
convenience of his patrons.
Rev. D. If. Parr I# at hume this
we.-k, after a month'# steady work
at hi* charge at Paget 071. He will
rest for a few day# and then visit
hi# daughter at Burke's Garden.
Mr* R, Ree,j ffardlng and daugh
ters, Mlxse* Fannie and Margaret,
Rft this morning for a five weeks'
visit with Mrs. Harding's mother,
Mrs A P White.
Mr* P F. Myers and little nephew
l‘fr this morning for a visit to Hon
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Small Quantities r.r f*,r \
Sublette & Barnes
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there Mrs. Myers will K<, to her new
home at Cincinnati.
Miss l«l.i Penrose, of Dorchester,
was in the city last night the guetv*.
of Miss Stable Williamson. Siw left
this morning Tor Wittsburg. Miss
Penrose is (Jolng missionary work in
the Wise coalfields.
Mrs. Alonzo Dandy, Mrs. Dr.
Greer, Misses Dora and Ashby Greer
and Miss Mae IhitT. arrive,] from Al.
Paul last night and after stopping
over night ui the Altumont, luft this
morning for Virginia Heat h.
Misses Peril and Forest Hudson, of
Mirminghaoi, Ala; Miss Fannie Kutz,
of Allentown, Pii , ami Miss Allot*a
Akers, of this city, left on No. 1 to
attend a german at Stevie's Hall,
Kevstone, tonight.
■m. E. F. P<-arsall. of Ilioh
niond, Va., und R. D. McGowan, of
Mahama, have leased tin* Turk build
ing at 30 liland street, nn.j will open
a furniture ami stove lioi.se about
September 1st. They left this morn
ing for Richmond.
Dr. J. J. Lloyd, arch-deacon of the
Episcopal church of Southwest Vir
ginia, was In the city this afternoon,
accompanied by his daughter, on
route to their homo at Dig Stone Gap
after n visit to Norfolk and Wash
ington.
Mrs. Will A. Hancock, her mother,
Mrs. Cook and her daughter. Mis9
Viola, have arrived from h't Paul,
Va., where Miss Viola was il! or
typhoid fever for several weeks. Dr.
Greer accompanied them to see that
Miss Viola arrived safely. She is
abb* to hR up at short intervals now
ami h is thought tnai she will soon
regain her healt'h.
Mrs. J. C. Dixon and her daugh
ters. Misses Pearl, Bessie and Tracy
n»d *s,,n Gary, arrived from Lynch
burg, where they are making their
home to give the children the ad
vantages or Virginia Christian Col
lege. and after spending the night In
the city with Mr. Dixon, they left for
Giles county to visit relatives for
several days before retu ning to
Lynchbu rg.
Monitor 'is SO satisfactory.”
REVIVAL.
Evangelist, Rev. E. R. Crockett,
of Roanoke, Va., closed last Sunday
night, a series of meetings at Elk
hora. The meetings were well at
tended and the preaching was of the
highest order. rive meetings re
sulted in 35 professions of faith and
reclamations.
Rev. Crockett goes from Elk horn
to Bedford City. Va., where he will
hold a meeting. He Is a very suc
eellful evangelist.
SI VSHIXE AM) MI’SIC.
Whether it was the sunshine or
the music, or both, or whether the
sin.Rhine brought out the musician
or th. niusi ian brought on* the sun
shine, is immaterial, but i* is a fact
that things won* a livelier air about
the passenger station this morning
than usual. An old blind fiddler
with but one hand furnished the
music and It was amusing to see the
pleased expression on the counten
ances of people as they listened to
the sweet strains of "Sally in the
Wildwood” and kindred melodies.
The sun was also a pleasant visitor
after so many cloudy mornings.
IjAfMUS' aid sot h i v.
The 1-adieu' Aid Society of the
First Baptist church will meet with
Mrs. ft. E. Lilly on Ttogers afreet to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. A
full attendance of the members Is
urgently requested.
M Tfllilt \ \ { |f|'|(c*|| SKKVfC'MS
N ong service and lecture on
Mark 13. today at S p m.. The pub
lic is Invlt.d,
Sl;|{\ |(i;s ,\T < MB 1ST < III IK Il.
Literary service* tonight at k p. m;
regular monthly meeting cf V'esfrj
Li vestry room of church, Saturday,
*1 p. Til.
M>hT—Bold ignate ring, with inl
trtils f, W. W It* w ;i rd it ret urne^
to J/eader Office. k-|-vf
fKFFFUSON simply grand.
TO \\ ivn.lt IN ITALY.
Boro Mauris a. Italy, Aur . 1. —
Mrs. ItoOscveB and children will
ci**nd th* winter at Liguria.
I VI \ I, spKhv U(l» FIRM,
Pittsburg. I'. , Aug., 4 Fire in
*he I nton 't'K'k Yards h* re t<»day
1 ov* rcam-* fen fl;-< nro n There are
a ii'imts r of unidentified dead Jri the
ruins.
.Miss Annette Kcllermann is likely
to have a rival in 1he art of swim
ming in the per. on of Miss Rose
Pitonoff, the fourleen-year-ohl Imr
ch< ster (Miss.) girl, whose picture
Is here shown.
Thomas Henry Becker, Jos.
G. Kelly and Walter M.
Greenwood Successfully
Pass Examination.
Announcement has just been made
of tin- successful applicants who took
the examination i» fore the Slate
Hoard of Pharmacy in June. The
lis: includes T. If. Heckcr, .) <1. Kel
ly and \V. M. f!rcenwood, of this city,
am] Sc.liorley I). Kan don, of Pocahon
tas, Va.
The next examination w'.l’i he hold
tit Blueii id in October, the exact
time to be fixed later.
The members of the State board
are; President, Frank it. Haymaker.
Clarksburg; vice president, W. C.
Price. Charleston; secretary, Alfred
Walker, Sutton: S. .M. Scott, Jr..
Terra Alta; F. I*, l.andon, Keystone.
Subscribe for the Fv. ning header.
PRIZES FOR G000 ROADS.
New Scheme In Maryville. Mo., to En
courage Oulldlng Kive Mile Sections.
Mnryvllio, Mn„ will attempt to solve I
the good muds proposition in n new
way. At n recent meeting of the Mary -
vlllo Onnnnerelul club it was decided
to formulate a plan to give four prizes
aggregating $750 for the four best live
mile stretches of roml leading into
Maryville.
No matter how far out the live mile
section may be, Just ho it is connected
to a complete live mile section which
touches flic city limits or to a section
which touches such contiguous seeflon
it will be eligible ff>r prizes. The see
tloriH thus competing must be kept lu
order for one year.
Pointer on Road Metaling.
Hillsboro county. Fin., has .1 con
siderable extent of good roads, aliout
If*) miles approximately, most of
which has been Improved within a
few recent years. One of the county
commissioners in an interview recent
ly laid particular stress- on the noces- j
slty for ati adequate thickness of met
aling. He maintains that there should
la* of macadam construction at least
right Inches of stone on the sides and
ten inches in the center. Even more j
would add t<> the longevity of the road,
In his Judgment..
Cumulative Value of Good Highways.
Improved roads are brci tiers fit traf
fic. Commerce Invariably follows tin*
Ine of the least resistance, nnrt rarely j
Is a good road const meted that much i
irnvel Is not diverted to it from other I
courses In addition to this, it may
almost Invariably be found Hint new
Industries, new and greater produc
tions, spring up along the well built
roods. With the added commerce
•ornes added enlightenment, added so
•lability, enlarged business and more
and mom developed and perfected cltl
renshlp.
Nfw Method of Road Maintenance.
The road commissioners of a county
In fjeorgln are considering a new plan
for maintaining the highways. The
Men Is to organize n gang of road
walkers, to l*« composed of fret* labor,
that can ts> «ent anywhere fn the
rotinty on short m*H e and without Hi"
expense of inlands, nr ?:i the .-a -> , *
convicts. Mnperintendent Wlushlp will
bo supplied with ji automobile so that
lie ' nri traverse ttfo f»55 inllcg of roads
In the county and plan out. the work
la advance.
SUTTON INQUIRY I
WILLRESUME
Lieutenant Utley and Sur
geon Cook Will Be Ex
amined Tomorrow — Har
rhnan Not Behind Investi*
gation.
Washington, n f\, Aug.. 4. -The
i val court «>r Inquiry Into tli<* i-nune
"* i ii«' death of Lieutenant of Ma
rines James N. Hutton will resume
hearing at 10 o'clock tomorrow.
Lieutenant X'11<‘> and Surgeon Cook
!• tt Washing!or today for Annapo
!■ mi l will giv* their testiniotiy to
niorrow.
Mr* Sutton, the mother of the
d *ncl man, refused to talk nf the
i use.
Lieutenant Sutton’s father in an
interview declared that their Is no
i -lii in tiie report that i-Mwin II.
Ilurriinan is ba<k of the investiga
tion.
KIDNAPPERS
ARE CAUGHT.
St. Louis, Aug., 4. 'Puree aspects
in the \ ivlana kidnapping caso were
arrested hy the police thin a I lerieoon.
It is not certain that they aro the
guilty parties, and unless the ,eal
culprits are apprehended soon, it is
likely that the father vr-H pay the
$25,000 inn inn demanded.
VISITS ENGLISH
NAVAL COLLEGE.!
Cowes, Aug., 4.—Czar Ni< lrolas to
day Visited the naval college at Os
borne, accompanied by King F.dward.
After tills the royal party paid a visit
to tiie Duchess of Manelieitier.
RUSSIA RECALLS *
DIPLOMAT.
.St. Petersburg, Aug., 4.—Ambaa
sador Rosen. Russian Amnnasador at |
Washington has been onie-red to
Vienna. His successor ai Washing
ton lias not yet Ixeft chosen.
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manufacturer of Pure Herb Medi
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Rheumatism In nriy form, Pains and
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Gonorrhea and Syphilitic troubles a
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THE PRINCESS
Offering Superb Mov
ing Pictures and Illus
j trated Songs, ot .<t
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LADIES, GENTLEMEN
S L^ND CHILDREN, oe .a
H Program Today
i David and Goliath Barbara Frltchle
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Continuous Performances J:30 to 10:30 P. M.
WILL GIVE
AWAY TEDDY.
\Y hgt is known to h. the largest,
most haudsoinw and also the last
member ot tho Teddy Hear family is
now on display in the window of C.
!!. Hell, at 25 llluefleld av. nuc.
Mr. Hell Is a local dealer in Can
dles Mails, cigars, tobacco books,
papers and magazines and toe hand
some Teddy has created so touch in
terest in the children who frequented
bis place that lie has d<cided to give
•he handsome fellow away on Sep
tember 1. He is now is* ring cou
pons on each five cent purchase and
on Sept. (, the holder of the lucky
number will get llto prize. The
drawing will be absolutely fair and
made by a disinterested party, each
live cent purchase entitling purchas
er to our coupon.
Tho Teddy Hear sold for $25.00
and is worth tho prtec. AH hie
goods aro of the b<:* quality and
sold a‘ lowest (trices. It costs you
noting to try your luck.
CATHOLIC TOT'L
ABSTAINERS MEET.
Chicago, Aug.. 4.—Tho thirt.^1
-eventh annual convention of the fc
Catholic Total Abstaineners’ CaioiJ
began today. A
GEORGE WILLIAMS
KILLED BY TRAIN
George Williams, a well known
om*-armed negro, was injured in u
railroad accident near Welch yester
day from which he <ih*d at Welch
a few hours lat -r. His remain*
were brought to Iiluofleld this morn
ing for iMirial. Williams was a resi
dent of Hint Mold for several year;
ami was convicted eight or ten y»4k
ago of attempting to murdoT his wife
who w.m at the tfnie cook at Mrs
Doiithat.'s on Mercer street.
srHItOK.DBIt WOI LDN’T HITlt
m:\DKit william*.
Provlncetown, Mass., Aug , 4.~
Hoar Admiral Schroeder last nigh1
refused to surrender David W, Wil
Hams, of Marrietta, Ga., to the Sta:
police, who tried to arrest William*
as a result of the boxing bout held
on the battleship Vermont Frida,\
night, when his opponent, Harrison
H. Foster, was so badly injured thai
he died soon after. Moth men wort
colored mess hands on the ship
The warrant charged William*
with manslaughter. Admiral Schroc
d«; said he did not deny the. jurtedk
tloiuxa bill the Royernn^f
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