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bluefield evening leader
ESTABLISHED APRIL S,!V>o<,
BLUEFIELD. W. VA.. MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH 14. 1 910.
PRICE TWO CERTS
KIKE GUTS PLANT OF
EVENING LEADER
m r ' : . • --
Originating From Unknown Cause Flames Do
Thousands of Dollars Damage to the Ma
chinery-—Publication Will Be Resumed
in l ew Days as Soon as Repairs
Can Be Made.
A firo originating from an un
known cause in the ccmpo -mg rooms
or tilt* lOvenlng lx*ader last nig .:
about 8 o'clock put the plant out of
commission an<l did a damage of si \
en.il thousand dollars, ltti practical
ly Impossible to estimate the loss at
this time owing tr the fact t. at 1*
✓ will take an opinion from the build
ers cf presses and Mergant halers
to teach a correct con lnsion. The
machinery, however, is haily damag
ed, and the loss is consider rule,
though fully covered by insurance.
Wires were sent last nig t Immedi
ately after tin* fire to the press pim
ple in Chicago, and the Mergsntl.a'i r
factory in Urnoklyn to dispatch men
to make the repairs at once, and it
Is not thought that it will requite
beyond a few days to have the pi nt
In operation again. This, however,
is a matter to be determined Tie
rehabilitation of the plant, and pos
sibly the in;.:aliat Ion «»r new type
setting ninclitnpi'V will mean better
•«<:rvi<e than the lavider lias ever
h (I It* fen* in tliis dirt-'-tion
Tin* leader wlMi it- editorial robins
its U'iiii* oil! **ss. press an i com
p-sing rocniH or* upii a ilit* Hi st M< •
of tin* KYench building on Hi*; i:>
bottiam *venue. owned by I) 1*3.
Prenrh of Hiuelield anil |)r. J. \V
Preston of Roanrke T building
was only recently completed and the
lower lloot urrnugt uent was design
oil for a newspaper plant. The build
ing was damaged from IliiOO to $1.
1 will'll was covered by insurance
The upper floor - are i> npfed In law
offices. snd tin* rear officer «>f H ies
and Kahle. oent vine t n* s* ond
flo. r were somewhat scorched 'I he
main .’image * , ( lf» buildig, ow -
**ve: was the burning out of tin*
skylight over Hi * c omposisi •; room
of the Lcj.br and of Die -ubslnu
tilIV. This will probably re wh < on-!
si 1« r;,lily eyar.d i.rlf!
I'Hor i Ii** fir«* \, nv sth* .eht i( h
°!1‘ lit | l i' : lu |j i > !•( ,)IV| fillin'
win iti: owivd in the upper wood
1,1 ■ • *•’ • • iliim \ i ■ turned
" ’* ' ■ i U\ . Min--ni.il).> |.
•‘lid I si i • we; I !• ie iidtH* .ona ’ «l:i n< -
Throntr.i *!.«■• (OMVtosy t»' the
!• ‘ "i tli tli<* Lender is issuing u
li.jier r>! . 1 : .<»n to .(iM.nun- • Its
l« -s. end tile fart t ni when the . u
Hi e is repair* 1. puhlieation will lie
resumed with ti better equipment
nti lieretofoie. Thin wil' require
lull a few «!;»>•::. diirill” which ti.iie
publnntion will he stir ■ •■tided.
When the repairs lave i>een uade
nn I the machinery gotten In shni <
ait in. the Leader will he able to
•*< i \e its si: •erlhera and patrons bet
ter than ever before. The wait will
he brie'.
DENIES WRIT
c _
Washington. Mart : It .1 ust
Wright i nthe Pin rift o' Columbia
Supreme Court thi.i m ruing d»»ui«-1
the apliaticn o; the V«ill<> Paper
Company of Holyoke, Mass., for a
wfit of mandatmi- to c* nvx l thr join'
printing committer of Congre-s to
reconsider it »id to . ttppiy paper
the government
Titis effeytually disposes of t lv
oast*, though tho utornoy for t ip pa
per company ati> will attempt to
ic>-njten the rae.
l ittle Itoj l.ast.
There was quite an excitement
Sunday evening in the West i'.nd when
it was though that the lit*thre«
yrar-old son of Conductor T'l-on was
loj;t. lie was Milled about 2 o'clock
and from that time until 4:20 tin
search w:is k«*|it up. The little fel
low was found ;.f the old planing mill
near t ic west end tower.
PISTOL DUEL
IS AVERTED
Men Draw Guns on Train Near
Honakcr But Fight Stopped
Before Any Shooting.
Tho t! y Intorferonoo by Mlloa
Jlorninc nn dothor pnnsnngor* on
No li in at Honak* r y» i<-rduy prob
i.i rlj s ivod D.< llv< s of W. I’ » Dick t
Flr’ior. nod W. I*. 15•• (!. of ilou.iker.
w.io wcr i.ipor to fi°. .t a pistol duol
Tin '.i'-ii had boon t in-* for ficiic
tiand If i roportod fluif i:* :
had thr< atone to kill lto> ! on sip f
|, iyd put on the train yo tcrday s.r
< . ho in r, and rosing f’isohor pull' d
out bis u in and was about t » flro
lit, KlM b'-r iV’if'Il Dr-all)-: Pr ’l*'»od
bin arm and i« k 1 aim ark li>
thin tirnI'Mibor lad brought la
pun out and h d lovob 1 r at Hoy ; •
I hi ad. » bou ho v.a- ki.o< km down b
frlonda i f 11.d.
(totting u * Fi«( hor Jinnpr' bo bind
a paHStong'-i' and W:ia about to roiiow
hor.tilitlo- w oi bbi a- i* won
ionod V»v \Iil< II mine Tic affair
' rrat*d tinnir lift to i ropt on t ;o
lr un liM'ialy a in one tbo % o >
who r'rovr>p i at tbo tr. > of ih'dr
volro1 f'r«>-,i r* ports it appoa .» f I
Harbor nwM ItoTfl r rno nionoy .»!
Jogi d to htivo bo n won at Fisrb Y
oatabll dimouf at H'<M n 1 Warranto
woro pwnin o-it for tlio arirat of t!><
bolllgorant.
HALLEY’S C01I
WILL RETIRE
Chicago. March 1< Huliey's com
et lias ji< no to Kccluttion ior about
a nmnt i. an.I during t .: t time will
be j* dcldcd ;or limi t * eyes by gold
en v« i 1m of a light. 'I i.; announce
iih lit Aus made toda\ by l*rof. K
v. in 1 Frost, director of t ;<• York*
Ob/erv.iiery. Wiliam . Uay. Wis.
The teaHOii for tiie retiring of i ie
comet i stl. * it is K't nearly in a
line between the earth no dfhe sun
that it i an not lie s< ■ r< ; gainst me
brig .: I,a kgro.in I Tret , is a strong
* *oba iiilit y. tixi. irdiitii to *. ie
1 profession, that the lilil < : t it comet
will e long etionnc i to env ion the
! e« rt ,i on May 1 s.
"We 1. ve jeof about given up
trying to <bHerv* th< comet for tk •
\ < | lit. ^ ),< <1 <* m ><| t« /,a.» ’ I J
l.s >o elo i to t.ie sun we can't de
nytbing with It. Wien wi I it he
visible again? Well, about \nril
I t link; lull then if will appear in
the morning sky. wheera* hereto
foie we have seen il ill ti < even
ing f't.v.
"Now. ntil'" h thf* t 'I 1< :• ns m
ilen^Ci urn than it hi.
«rrown. it will jivrliv < ncnnvpaHH
rart'i and thf n riPt on M i> I* Thf
skv ( (hat flight ahonld l»f tillffl
with a fi f luminous rll. ilnvt In
f t. wf will nil hr* 1 -:it * * rl in thf
ronift fail, as It \w-r*\"
“ \ !*jia»rh from Ihtmo,
j i r.»ff-so< was Infor'iiffl. nn >t<- Prof
j F*rfar.n wMl l»f fmnrd frrv rd u *■
form-t on Mav I4*, arid f »n <'|i! *ntlv
•ha* if fc fail tout hi s th< ' • f, I
fliat form t *>■’
' Y< s, I tliil "< ro Thf mm# t *111
*w< pj) ovfr ns at h • m of o
i t*hov ovfr .an dibit* wo s' 11
nrol»a>»U havo ;• r»»t# r diu;>1av lift#
Ihnn t' i y will a vo t h* * f "
DQ3S BREAK PLATE
GLASS WINDOW
T’ifi< was a Too f< r all P«hi
unmne a hnnfh of hn'l do - t is nf
tH-noofi oa Priorfto i yvi Ttn< w! ' i
otif o thf r.rnibflf nt• v it -rn 'ail
thro-ijr’i ;» larva phiif yiy w <• |nd .
*n front of tho HI i flnlfi iVrni
rr.mpnny, Thf d.c, u<- to t \in
daw wni a' out ?*'•'< lap thf dojt wr.a
ItO* «- f rlO!| dV ’ a rf ,
l#»*l vi* y liniM',
1 M. *Vnd«,> of dry ham hud thf inl
foitu’tf to Iron horro vostordav
Thf hop-n hrokf !,a l<p w In
ihfr tit* trf^ttf f>n thf rtrrft f-nr tinr
Of nr I I t If * ('rosin \t • Wilo hot
th'-’ hr»r»'- shortly ffirr thf arridfnt
Ko» kti > \ a ti it mi: mi tv,
Vljift<■ r>n orj'.oo^ra a; find Jk
fotf .111 ’zf PrOf kftt in riollt f foort
thK mornlfw?. nod nr < i oilt fo.jr
, tff« • rf fn tfl i| ff’v shir ff» r,nv
i thfjr flnf. Trf«n !«-klnp. fl' inknfr.i
<<hnn?fs prfffrnd.
10 GUILD' H
335,008 HOUSE
Arrhlte. t Walier Jefferson Sniil'i
of llriiniwi*]! 1 s * tin*
free‘Ion • > ,i i !.*,(» i(> i ivhIhii e Tm
Kdwan! Cooper t ltr;.;n',v 11. ,
.trtieiu.e will adjoin .M (oope-s
, r**v«*ui r .‘((rni e.
1'la us have also 1 >*»* • i» drawn for
to orewtlon of a two iv n k
IniildinK for the I'.rvii* In nr
! !*nny. to replace the oik- recently
d< tim <i i\ life* at Iti.i’iiwel!
Wil-oti. X. r.f roll i I With a
.1’ile l iiro.ma .iiI*»• jt '• and a .dint
K'Hi fdiiiftj* i in his hand Die bed* of
\ I*hM1 Innm li \y . ft and i'li-, a, no
iny in r. cm at Ids J:o*e| |f. pHd
<• en livin at tin* hotel for one
time ti|end» d ylr.rn n ret. n It
wjs t our ,t for roan t ii.,• i ,jm
mind w:is d'l-.nr.ed
. !I♦ !'aV(r . ;atally and wa
• if fori 'deiaide wealth.
TRAGIC ENDING
OF ELOPEMENT
A i< n i, Mju i II. \ loninntlc
rl>ip in* if story. v,'.) h a irazir nnd
i K <;*»!( * r' > in S/«ii{ Marion. on (lu
llounanlan frontier. .la .o \'<»j
M’a a i-;• • t’f a <1 violinis; ,lii
*f»fl>d passionate love in fhr III l. !
, M Ana liiiiii 1,1 IT’Cfl. dniipfitr-r o' a
! «>nin - lai d own- i \«n PIr»K to
<dop- the r <«! la jji'ar ied n .liia k
i °n H)«- filr! father's ninnglon, with
, with n pt» luted forihl*- abditrtirn
of Atiasw- a. V’oJ.ila -<^fl to
inhe 1 ei to A inf if i, .vhrre lie naif!
tin *' ild 1> <•< itie famf.u- l»> h pin
i ini'.
One nipt l , h„ m •!,» v. . . 11 eked,
Mia i Irl an I hi t l »v »• fed ;n a "p.-a
van. w He the p,\ j , ! fay <1 * »
looi t! 0 rn tla.
'In* for f|if. i ma: c ’ The
vvi>lr|:< r| Ana-(ia a w foutiil ipy
! * ral days nftr> « ar U. nnkrrt ai d
i nearly dead In th., fore’t, h'T ,-lo
i v>i havltip roii'ifil her of neatly f.v
V j(i!a was cvo f11a 11>
♦ facke | down h- urttn, f-rvant* who
h *a| him to d nth with Plltb*.
M I.. des-d*. j,Rf I jo proprietor of
itf' Fairmont Jo tel n tft. Paul. Vi,
.dropped dr ad at that idnre lafe <* t t
nrda v nlpht. II. was burled at Cl eve
land today.
TO IKU>KK l*ATK»»>S.
In till- hour oi' ih'mI uith
itv i»lant oul uf commission on
aeeuunt of tiro t h<> | M'lilinr
I etider nonld i.|i|;cul In i;s de
l!ni|RPiit subscribers |(,r ii i||.
Hi* linaneiiil n**istunt
tonrorarj suspension of |iul»||.
ration for i; leu day s until
(lip machinery pimi l»«* repaired
tin mis a I Ik moiiPi loss, :in«l
llip l.piulpr feels flat HiK is tin*
IIiiip of nil Mines for its il«>.
lin<|Urnt u«*l»scrit:pi*s to lend
their j i<l.
The l.ender Mill he out nmiin
in n feu day s. stronger mill
heller than pur. lint tin- mis.
llPllsiOll 101*11 IIS li loss, 1111(1 ||
toil inn aid ill tin* matter jour
assistance nill Ip ii|»|ireeinteil.
IT • I.citler uill continue i,
one of the slromrest Meuiocint
ie pupPi's of Soiiiliom Host
Virginia, nnd n-* In flic past it
nill u In* Imtli (lie local ami
toleurnphic ileus. v<t(| ( iiinot
afford to do ultiioiit it, if it is
join* desire to he* p np-to-d Me.
Vs an itihcrllnlm: medium it
is luirdlj excelled in tin* state
It readies the coillidds, Hie
adjoining eounlij nml tin* pco>
I»I«* (fcnen.lli uSi • t|o tlsdr l*u>
inu ia lUneticIt?.
STREET m HAS
THE HABIT RAO
V f ile turning f curve i Ion *
street yesterday ii ornliii* < :ir No. (1
ill' ll’.e milestone Tract inn 4'<• in 11.i!i \
jnnipe’ the trark and mu across t!o*
si I'm■! and run lilt; the *• r I* due
to tin residence o' ,| |l ’’ark. No
aniu'tc wan done. About j o‘i lo k
in t!i a lernoon tie a. an* cur Idt
the tiaek in tile Haim* pi; >ct\ and
r.riftln ran into tin* Urps or tin I’aek
residence. ^
Kortnnaidy no one wn- hurt eit i
er time. The next t *ij> t;ie ear unde
after having heel Mrm ked it ap
oroirhed lli^ t nu i- .irwly.
STRONG TONE
10 TRADING
After Slight Initial Losses the
Entire List Generally Mov- J
ed up Today.
N**\v \ ork, March It. There w as a
tone to trading at tti«* open
imk « l tin' stork market today and
illhough sortie Ish11• *showed slight
i 1111 i 1 losses. tlir list gem ia lly mov- ^
•’ll 111» in do tirst fc« minutes, mak
ing material trm tlonal ^Miis in i|H>
loading rallrouis and Indnst rials
Sl< el Common eotnluued a dominat
ing. feature. Iteadliiu also was
strong Union Pacific aftei a 11;«,
lion i| io.> moved three fouri ,s ('op
per ares allotted a heller tone
Vnierleni^ Tohaeeo advanced live
eights.
t oilon l inn.
-N’e\v \orh, Marrh t| Cotton was
■ M he n in ott i,i,t coniinned firm,
•he III st prhes hetug lour lo live
I ointa lilr hoi I’art < l' the soling
"n ; called lo Imll in efTorl lo
enl May going through Hi teen
• ••nts. The shorts appeared to he
alarumd and M ' dvatnel stendilv
w um onto hirgi selling orders from
t <»m trail : w ore eneonntei e |, |
\t:tr. > | «.!»«; Mat I ».!>:!; July 1 I I’. I :
Septeti. or 13.11.
TEDDVSEXPLOITS |
INSPIRES NOVEL
Heine, .March II. Colonel Itoose-|
volt s hunting e>| iloiis hate inspir-!
ed (iHliriolo tie Annnnx.lo to write a
now novel. Tie poet noveilM made
this confession to route friends in
the fovor of the opera house here,
hunting ,n Africa.
la,, novel will deal with big game
! htinl!i >> in »!>e African iunglc. I
PRESIDENT TAFT AND
CABINET ARE ASSAILED
tits JONATHAN \VJNKIKU»
W;ih!;iiion, M roll i l. Tli mil
injr <• t!• <* fir.-n v •■ir or i’ic idi-nl
T.i l a !mi: I ; I *n <!• v-J • i if I
i:nf ulfarly 11 nl.o unntp i: :i* i• n of '
having nipmhr of li h offloiai
family under r.iai <■ ir mi the »- ‘
Htlon with Hif i-\r v’ion of Sfi -
ai > \ani-l <»r *li<> li, at c
Cimiiui i < i .uni I.hI>m
SpM*lar> or >hr- Ini ii>
is now In ink in vi'M ii'htf»*l l#\ ;t i ini
oonimittii- o’ |hi. I'1'i:at!• anil Hu
Hon k on iii(|iiiry that has bcc.i a ill
will r iii«* end coni: m,. lo 1m- 1
wiili sensational oiatKo of conduct
Hjtij ii■ f .’»j|i<-ii*!ir> iju-I'mIiim not on- '
1 1 h S f'ri-ta \ mi Hiff i I ( iai-i.o
in- foroiiT < Mil-.' Fo - t, i- and < t! '
- flic a - of i iii- ii ; i ioi ()(!n .
S't • arv of wn Dickin-on i n nv
' x; la ni >rr to a nip cot mil c<• hi
•p '>1 the* i tie, mnvl’uf fin of ll;o
'-MOWinK o n i \ till- O’ ;u: that
!:'• Iii- :;nfn a n.oin«• ,<.i ;o |||«. |’n
eilif Ma I Steams-if» t'o:i:pnn\ in t*i*•
'ft iii': trade 1) ’ . it "'inama a;rl
’ h, < r.. i n tie l nf'fie r . 'i),,
o. ! inn] arrnnjrefm at Vnve ill,, si..«ni
HI* r :»j>nny pvc.il y prr ( i!t Of
Hie r i!", v. Ik ,i fh .|1 tiuotiyii
f 4 t< '<• A t ':i f' -i t»> tc I’li
t» tl Ro Itond it iiVi tlif. r i
jmn t!n« prlvp'pi.',. of iMivinp coni a>
l’ nmu at ro-M. T , co* t acniti: t
• ' | ,i’* «*> tu, ,, . i,| j , ;m |
H"' < iroiiii «• *!«■ ||-ir to a
|»l * o *. I competin' ' < , to * h,. I ,i If
!<• Mi I.
!T. v. it !i i* p B )r ofl c Pimply
COlt • on« lire.
Hen* far.v of tin. T * m -ir M \
'inaifii lifi v|»*#: if r | foi [pn>*
I' o,i to hn\> th* l< ;i Pc ; r i oufid
|fi>. Mi * ilntf/l oi i ■ , n Ine rt
•o i fraction nr ,i *
Hp" rotary of t *• ' , i m ; *»ul>l»*
11# lifi • lif f'tt ic -t: < ,I n v
1 ph and Ji ofl of the navy
of it ir m:ne to I,-. I t , t> ,» p-,*-pr of
f c ft cl il t-rt in tiio aval * rtabH»li
n ent 'o .hp dp* in ,>ni of i|if. hf>,| la
tPro <» of the mu >.
Sooicfan nf State Knot, »* a re
*t) '! hit effort t < fore** upo China
and fh(. Infnri id <1 p.m-er- ti , rlxht
< I V. \v '» . i k rti)'i 1;«1 Int to build roi
t *i:i rHilrovb in th. Oriptit. lm->
»m>ii r ;,r>ci| v. it It itsi»K lb,, influ
' iif«* of bi fiflFlc . .ml hi *lt' mrintoiit I
)'• promote th,. Ilnancal hiiHlncy-t of
•*. I’ •" out Morgan a.td bin a hoc:
• m.
<",|ar> ( f Asi inti, am Wilson by
I'm Ultra iillr• food outbnwi-nt .. Is'
l»* n : a 11 ■ r 1m d to - Ji'h df f,.iiKo ot tin-'
" ii')"' of sofla ii:, a food
' 1 -' •* ’ • • la a !■ > boron in- 1
1,1 I -*• I'alb iiRfo-I’lncliot ion
l"»v v' liJivu. b -ii called as a wit-!
- ' ' for., ill, rvi stijra. in. commit
lf<
'lot boy <tii i 'il VVik< r l a m lot
n sailed Ii\ tin. rp
I pro: :\ Tin", f'l-iim.
’I*'1* l.is ra 111 f’i I rat,, bill, wb’cb |»r ,
I »a a Uif»Hfl fp • * tit s to ilit- lot « tit n
tci f it,, cornnif rep lav, a ill undo all
'I- • i’ll »»| ;.f oio' IhIo fl b.\ lornif i pr< s
id ii llot. 'Vtdi jn ciiioing tin* rail
Tljf also rhni; * flic \ |; <. •
('I' ;•) ■ isi - ii •. i iii iiio■ ni i<iflu
I ,M *’ •'» I * t r * \ »• 11 r ; i'i ill' |H'| CUtiOll
(T Hie It)? Wf.Ji n the Si|:;ur Titf? as
II 1 'Jh i , to f it, 11 ; i r f r 11 f 11 i nils in
N • Vi f k. \U i li illiiwr !{■ |.i|’»
•i' am m.. n| t . laiiiiit i imt ; #. ai
>i n*.\ <itn,.ra] n> ,i. ^~«.rl arid ji <*
• • •• • i'-< i»; <1 to i ml i mill• Irjti r,
Ik. I’-• i«!i• 111 uni I|
<Jla\l Mrtf hot f « u;i |( fc»rr. hint. !
I'rt i loli i Tail « i<fi 111.. iii*iim«.iM
r-f hi ftabl.ifl hi., i r. 1 ai'f>i i of it
jilfblif ii u ho >m fi. ,i ifitc M a<I
" ■ '; ' "'I a'i,; . !:■ .• |)(,ti,i„
• ■' «Hy vt:i |» im the -i uatio
arol in in*•*'!• nipporii car’ll rnairi
r> I'*- * '«> rnffh’rl by thr charm*
'I” ft if ii top hax rhnxMt
to a I'I tom lu Mato ; 1. , nilmlitlaira
N**fbri rlo th,, faM
n'} ’ • of** th, ti « r» . ff ,tl • f
r> •> * : 'I Hi?*-: r r 'A, mmi i>rt, Thp
■
IMCKMhl- vr \\f> I n!
v i!fil . .id «,ii*rv.i«c a mi a » ,n
' t •- r. rr.f -m < /,l’i
f.ifi. h i* |K>! -i, ■ and o the
rtifltthfi i of his raoitift iiou ni (hf I
(lint# CITY
THRUTEItl
Food Supply Will he Cut Off
Within the Next Twenty
Four Hours.
HOUSEHOLDERS ARE
BUYING STORES
i
Has Now Developed Into a(
Strike For Higher Wages
Among Men.
_
Philadelphia. Mu reft I I -Tin* pity
is nietnired h\ a famine, this being
Utp I .it out move «»f strikers. Makers1
■ a dotiiPi’H engaged i min* production
>f feed will he calif. I out ami It In
*ahl Ilia? within t wciity'-four horns
! i> « it r's I'fmil sh |>111\ will he <nt off.
Mativ Itak 'is unit work today and
iill uni I •*>af?p work tonight. House
holders arc laying in Kit|i|ilics as for’
i In- siege No milk, bread. groceries
"r in., its will In* Hold or delivered
tomorrow l»\ tin- organized elerk* or
drivet? if tlii* pi ns of the lugor lea
deiH meet with t'H 11 hiiccchh.
Th« general strike changed today
from a sympat In-t i - demons! tat ion to
a strike for 'higher wages. It waa
e \ pee t e d (hat the nuim'ier of H.V III pit * |
tlift|a. iriker- wool I return to work
• <>fIn\ hot very few or them did so.
atnl tile general Htfike Ih extending
hem ! to all union men not hereto
*ore ff< i ted.
I’ 1 i*o " ere no disorders Cars
wer. running this morning on prae
11« ally i normal basis. Moth Hides
are straining every effort for vic
tory
(•O.Ml'KItN NOi H| 1(1* If IS K|t
UKST V MTItlkK C\HK.
\* r liin^ii n. Mu v || It Til pm lie-'
timi Unit tin- i onrtH in t hr* lr deelHloriH
turiti t In nr i-von l mi I ly would touch
I nhlic ciin n Ihiif ml precipitate
»» revululon • r I*-I I nr, In t it Ik country,
u < made tonight ;,y Samuel Comp-,
•TH, nesplent or till MiM-rlcnn Kfdcr
«*tIon o Labor, when In* rond cf CJi*»
11 < '*i- icm oi tht* fulled St iti-s < Ii-i iiIi
t'oiirt of A pea In til Kiehtniuid. \'u,.
Hi Ililchinan Hit Ike rase.
Mi . (limn i tiHi-rli ! th >t the r|e
! JI n of tin- (i uri diiluiliiR unlit a
fill ill#* hv mitt hot i -• hi like moiuinl
nothinK le*-than a n-eoKiiltlon of
iitmm slaver'
I a nine! at all astonished " said
Mi. Ufitner-. There is no doiild In
■ii- mind that t e courts of fills conn
Hy will eo tan i-r and farther In c*.
t'tidint; tlni- a it hor It v oil luiisdl
'hoi in f|i». efTot t In dim to t * 1c work -
I"'-’ I" mm1 the dli-hl of pride -tint:
Hu nts* lv ■ nraimt t e i-ni-roai
'Hi nts o rthi-ir em polyene"
I' nioci a' If hut in the l{e|ii»hllrap
that Is e' i|. n | ii<- th . pm
tTi-. s v 1 nsur. e a I niplthei o hot h
tin Semite and til- Mouse, that
fftusid Mi,, 'oc.-idctii to make Id
now f.imnn r- : n k i n tin- pre** In
I'ete tal a- tic Wv. ark. \ .1 Hoard
ft riad«. ha itpii-t snvoral Weeks eg i
I he I»’11* if can s,M- fhtoti/h th*
h\ |-f flu- h> teria aiidhljioeri?
Die !
**• ft* Of I ho pi t h#, ;ii#|.
y , \V;u ilnlllKon. fr»l
I ;* • " H t hi« Hue of Ctoiiclif hri
t >l Hint foi t mnii »o take |uililtr
* iflcf, llioaii* lil.11 lie iihim It., |i<|,| i i | i
to i 'tack c n I i n f I > If l n„*
"or ii Millie | . ,}< clar. d v li f.fii.
I'It‘i* 111'o Ink'' olHfv la thf’ro- day* '
T’.i, Mi err fan h id Ju rr turned
Mi .1 !o a fi ' l» • fi-; p a ■ iia . cow
w liifii i qitf • ' i1L' ti*. in i dom
' ">•''' « 'Ii tb„ I'ncific Mail
H'f*ainRhlo Comiian in fr ^ bn ml It mr
!' 1 11' "if i f o n I ’.i mi mu i o
VtnU'i- fi I ! polfi.H.
I ’<11! I':, f OW i li u Ii, |,|H w
I f t ii i« i miis on t |i«. pi |,;m
»'f -i. r< f iVi u fifivlce from i,| elo-o
f '»>>< fo u. toiler of * ,f.},
fl'-i 11 i ion | ||(. incident w a ear
f *'■ 1 ft wav . e f ills , #l. (Jnveriif
•111r ph'» of \.p let‘••ON. « hr, p.. I
' ! hint »' 1 « nuriirlf.. fi in find
,,H! Ni '• > '•»' *« comm, his upon
"c:>. not to be f »nnd in th#«
• 1 f’od n .% ?• r, ,t ^
hroriff^n
n< l> ' !' 'old t a< f,e . I'onid
• named lb,, r i|«»r to which h*
c »j,rt and no hit out blindly. ft r
Tr. -hirlMV idifsevcit. he Ita* beet,
how would no hav* hesitate I to
”<> ninthiiiR b,. fh> u:.h' hi,t would
la\e i*o>n careful to oKonei.Ve the
Weal nui»< of pr, hs and call |
FINAL TEST
OF THE ANTI
TRUST LAW
Standard Oil Company Begins
to Fight For Life in United
States Court.
OF INTEREST TO
ALL CORPORATIONS
General Opinion That Verdict
Will Settle the Matter Fin
ally as to Validity
\\' is ilnfrton, March 14. The Staii
dar I nil (Tmpnny In-Kan its HkIii for
life t(kIii> when arguments were coni
loomed In the I’lilted Slates supr<\iu>
court in the suit nr Hie government
in dlHWilve the corporation. Ii la
'Hu- nf the most Important case* ever
irnnKhi hefnre the supreme court.
Tin* ilnelHinn will la* of momentous
interest In ill corporation!) and .pa i'
ll nIIIrlv tin iruatH. lor It Is the gen
eral opinion I'uit tin* verdict In this
chhi* together wllh verdict In the tn
hHccn miKf already nritiied will be
a him I teat a h in lln* valdlty and |»ow
cr of the Sherman untl-trusi law.
Ml ora
(INC ILFONZO
IIMarch M.—- In King Alfon
zo or Spain upcoming a heretic? 'a
<!«•*• i» MiKpIclon to tlil ^ effect Ih agl
tai.ng clerical c I'cIph to Koine,
Church dlglnniarle* here. including
tli, highpM. are extremely dlscon
IpiiIpiI with tile Hint*1 of a (Taira at
Ma'Irid where a democratic cabinet
tin I*, eii rormeil, with the King* up
I'l'oval. N ui <iii I y that, Inn >Kfn«
111 e liluivplf from the yoke or flip
Alfon/.o In accu id of wishing to
( llliicli, and of liein giriflilpnrcd by
tin Free Maaona.
•he l*H|ml Nuncio mi Madrid Ita*
r**|M,iie(| that the King no longer
eoufonapH. and that lip avoids thu
Nuncio and lh0 Mlsho|» <>f Madrid
whenevei It Is |»')Hs|b|<. for him tt* do
VICTORY OVER
MEAT TRUST
Decision Today Orders Pro
duction of the Packers’ Min
utes of the Directors’
Meeting.
■——•- %.
•I'M*'-. < 'll V. March II Thr Nation
■I I'a !<111>: t'onipimv In-t it* to
''id* i o' mlnnt's of tit#- dlipctorn
in< front tlx* Hudson ('< iniv
f»imid jury lotlav whofi .fuAflt'p
Mwa>'/.< ' I'lM'd .jt) foi ,i|oi|iif
t ion of i #. to i old
’•'li*- dim* 1111 > i, tl»< pttrklnu t fim
ltH11y It ! t,o- urn ml Jury 'a
t * *l i* si fhnf t!t<- m* or«l* !>*■• prodtu-p I.
lit* sluninu **; tio- *.i <l*r is mgard
' *1 a i'v vi» tot i for I’ro-o* ufor
<•«rviri nuuitiM tlic motif trttsf.
$1,000,000 FIRE
AT JAMESTOWN
.fain* s own, \ V »t*h 11 Hie
,,i h l»r«f «rcMon of t io Imslnrus
J. rf of thi* rify Pal'lv fodnv and
the lots Is Hilly ono rtiVi It h-ok*»
r*1 • • :,f I ft'i'lc. u after smonld'iins
: ■• * n y U ar hour* on tbo ruins of *
"•lildlns; !.urn-*<l Ktaurday
T,,ur |a i *ons arc* in ih«* hospital
a a t.-Mtlf of tao fir* and one di***!
toni Htaiirrlavn flrr,
lie HlnTnntn lfof*'l was Wnrntd
this morning and firr% t?ues*s had to
fl*-* to nth«M qtiArthm.

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