Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-23
DANvIlIe.


Philip Foley has returned from
Notre Dame OInd.) University, where he
has Just closed his freshman year.
MIR. X. W. Eastland has quit drum
ming and is how working" life insur-
ance for the North Western Co, of Mil
Wsukee, Wis.
Chicken thieves are annoying the !
citizens OF Dsnville for the past week or
two. They take setting hens from their
nests aud mother hens from their
broods.
Mrs. Theresa ID. Hanna, who is i'm.
plicated in the Lexington sensation in
connection with Frank z. Scarce, is a
native OF Danville. Before her marriage
she was Miss Tedie ID. Walters. She
was a very pretty girl and is daughter
OF the late Nicholas Walters.
MIR. \. w. May, of Danville. and
Miss Ruth b. DePauw, daughter of NJ.
n. DePsuw, OF Lincoln county, obtained
marriage license here Monday evening
and were married at the Christian
church, Junction CITY, Wednesday: at
l2:3 80 o'clock Rev. Chas +. Powell, of
Lincoln county, performed the ceremo-
ny. Mr.. May is the popular clerk OF A.
f. Gibbons, this city.
F. A. White, OF Nashville, Tenn. q
gentleman who has a tongue that wsgs
at both ends. was arrested Monday at
the instance OF Mr.. I A. Bradley, for
obtaining money by false pretenses.
White is a vender OF patent medicines
and securing a town license Monday
morning rode about the streets with q
small colored person, he White being
dressed in a rather loud suit OF clothes
surmounted 10y white silk plug hat.
He stopped In front OF the court house
and let loose a torrent OF eloquence.
He said he came here to advertise med
icines which would cure nearly every
thing Then he said he would sell few
medicines, which he did, giving the
money back. Then he sold some more
and threw the money into the crowd.
Then he raised the price from so cents
to 81 and did certain. things which led
some OF his audience to believe he in.
tended before leaving to give each oil
his customers two or three dollars and
the meeicine besides. But the didn',
say 80, oh, no, not much, although il
must be admitted that he did certain
!, things from which il might have beer
inferred that such was his intention
After continuing until he had taken il
perhaps $3.50 he wound up and nobody
but Mr.. Bradley kicked. All saw thel
had been banboozled by the talente,
gentleman with the white hat, yet no
body but Mr.. Bradley kicked. The tris
commenced Wednesday morning at /
O'Clock and closed about . =. NJ. Som
OF the testimony, especially that of Co
Jas. b. Chinn, was dramatic and take
asa whole the entertainment was near
ly as good "a the average circus. Tn
! docto, played II on 'em sure and sar
tin" but his game was not false pr,
=, icirt lu hA' hi'hhihe va Ntit law diA :
Judge Caldwell, who heard the cas-,
very properly decided. After the tri'
=, il was rumorcd on the streets that NJ
= Harris had assaulted White in one
:. the drug stores. A few minutes sfts
the rumor hogan floating White hunie
a mp the police Judge and said that ii Ha
= ris had assaulted him he had no con
/. plant To- make against him and did m
want a warrant. issued for his srres
He said good humoredly that not niue
:, harm had been done, that he had bee
advertised sufficiently and that all
:, wanted was to get away quietly and
= peace. Mr.. Felix q. Fox defended Il
=, accused and Mr.. Robert Harding pros
putpi