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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28
THE NEW FLAG.
omeiaI Order Relative 60 Arrangement of
the stars.

Oficinl Order Relative TO Arrangement OF
the stars.
Chicago, March 23.--An official order
has been received at army headquarters
In Chicago directing how the stars IN
the field of the national flag shall be ar
ranged after July 4. 1896. The order and
the placing of the stars in the union are
as follows:
War Department. Washington. March
17-Tho field or union OF the national hns
I'm use IA tho army win on and after july
A. 1886, consist OF IS stars, Ia six rows. the
first. third and nfth rows TO have eight
stars, and the second. fourth and sixth
rows seven stars each, In a blue field, ar
ranged as follows:
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28

Reported Death of Hippoiytc. President
OF HaytL
Paris. March 26.--A dispatch has been
received at the Haytian bank here, say
ing that Gen. Hippolyte, president OF
the Haytian republic, Is dead. The dis
patch givesthe cause of his death as apo
plexy. No announcement has been re-
ceivcd az the Haytian embassy.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28

Mascoutah. H.. March q. Miss Mary
Stewart has brought suit IN the ST.
Clair county court against John q.
Hamilton. a wealthy man Of that place
for $4,000 damages for breaking his
promise TO marry her.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28

Washington. March 25.--A govern
ncnt dispatch from Madrid 70 the
Spanish minister announces that Col.
Martin has captured all the archives and
documents Of the Cuban republic near
4Sancti Spiritu.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28
AT 1T AGAIN.
students mt barcelona, Spain, Burn An
other American Flag.

other American Flag.
Barcelona. March ga party OF
students burned an American flag
Wednesday evening and attempted TO
make demonstration at the American
consulate. The building was guarded
by gcndarmes, who charged the riotous
students and dispersed them. The con-
sui watched the proceedings of the mol
from a balcony OF the consulate. and
though his presence had the effect of
irritating the crowd, no attempt was
made TO modest him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28

Bricc, o., March a. Elijah Ruttcr
and John White, Of this place. q,sarreled
over the formers wife and both were
fatally injured.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28

Green bay. Wis, March 2o.--Iohn
Bolena lies at 81. Nincent's hospital
dying from gunshot wounds inflicted
BY his son-in-lnw. Nicholas Engcls.
The affair Is the result OF family
quarrel. and EngeIs claimed TO have
caught Bolena trying to poison his
cattle. when he fired upon him.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1896-03-28

Maiden. Mass. March 2i.--Word was
received here Of the death Of Prof.
Farley u. Goddard, Pm. d., the we'll
known Archaeological. IN Eastman. Ca.
where he had gone for tho benefit of his
health.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02

same with thAw We have and no
more depletion of them. We could
have plenty in that time. 1t also
speaks of "a bounty on hawk
scalps. l still favor that, and !
hope, Mr.. Ed, you are now. for |
think ! gave you conclusive proof
that Mr.. Hawk would catch some
thing besides insects.
We had an interesting discourse
here Sunday by Rev. Fields, af Salt
Lick, and must say he made clear
er to my mind the origin of our
troubles and misfortunes than any
speaker l have heard in thirty
years. He took the grounds thai
God, being good and just God
docs not cause our Affections. \
great many take for granted thai
God sends these Affections to max,
us better. even when death take
from Us our nearest and dearest
Our CONSIDERS would say il is God
will. lie shows clearly that sucl
is not the case; that ii is the worl
&c the Devil. lie claims tina
whilst God made all things he di,
not make the Devil: he m;slc him
self devil. lie was madren AN
gel of shining'light and being cas-
down from Heaven 10 earth lie 4
now exercising his power goinI
about as IA roaring lion seeking b,
his insiduous ways whom he ma.
dcyour and il entering int" mel
and causing all of the sorrow AM
misery and Woe We are undergoing
May his reign soon cease or hi
thousand years soon expire. is III
prayer OF mApy.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02

Christmas day, it being quite II
nice Christmas gift. Bill has
named the boy Roger Se"ell''
Warders.
George ClE.k and Miss Matte
Hunt. Henry II,drick and Miss
Ellie Chandler. Dale Williamson
and Miss Mary Leach are newly
welded couples. These are worthy
people and We congratulate them
and wish them every joy one can
have in married life.
Joe Duff gave the youngsters a
hop on the 25tn ult., and were all
having jubilee shooting fire
crackers and Roman candles, when
Miss Matte Royse was shot in the
eye by her brother with "A Roman
candle. She is suffering much
pain, but we hope she will not los,
her sight.
1t raIncd nearly all day Xmas
and steadily Thursday up to
O'Clock, when it turned colder and
began showing. Almost an incl
fell and heavy frost at night
The ground has been thoroughly
soaked. The snow disappcare,
Friday 10y the warm rays of the
sun, and We are having lovely
weather for the time Of the year.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02

iting Mrs. :. +. Howard and other
relatives several days this last week.
Miss Katie Guilfoil, Of Grassy
Lick, is visiting Mrs. John Peters
this week.
Chas. Boyd. wife and children
were visiting relatives in Fleming
last week.
Miss Hattie Triplctt visited her
uncle. Jas. Hopkins, at Little Rock,
during the holidays.
Master Ben Triplett entertained
the kids" at home Saturday night.
All report nice time.
Frank MitchelIs little boy, who
has been very sick for some days,
has about recovered.
Charlie BascOm and Frank Hill
were calling on the fair sex in the
country Sunday evening.
Bud Thompson and little sisters
visited Mrs. J. X. Triplett, near
town, Sunday and Monday.
Miss Lydia Baker. who has been
very sick AT the residence of Sam
uel Mcclure, does not improve
much.
Mrs. Geo. DuckwOrth, who ha.
been confined to her room from an
attack of typhoid fever, is able t,
be out again.
Miss Ollie Triplett and brother
Gilbert, of Millersburg, spent tn,
holidays with relatives near town
and in Montgomery.
Rev. b. +. Parker visited hi,
daughter. Mrs. Joe Kcarns, Satur
day and Sunday, and preached a
Plum Lick on Sunday.
A. W. English was here Satur
day collecting some stock for tn,
Southern market and will leav,
with them in few days.
There seems to be quite sti
in the mule trade here, as Their,
have been several sales made in tn
last few days at satisfactory prices
Mrs. VIM. Wood, Mrs. b. ii. Col
grove and Miss Babe Colgrove re
turned Friday from the Atlantis
Exposition. They report ME
trip and good time.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
Preston.

Geo. Barnes visited on Roc's Run
last week.
W. w. Nixon and wife were in
Mt. Sterling Tuesday.
Johnnie johnson Is very poorly
with scrofula of the deg.
b. ID. Nixon is Wis Ming friends
in Clark county this week.
Charlie Thomas is visiting hi.
parents at Ewington this week.
Mrs. Gibbs and daughter, Mis-.
Cora. visited at Farmers last week
Daily Williamson and wife. OF
Ewington, are visiting here this
week.
Jas. Cook and wife, of Olympia
vi, J. J. ! Thomas and wife
Thursday.
Joe Hart, Of Roe's Run, visited
his cousin, Geo. Barnes, Friday
and Saturday.
Misses Kate and Sallie William.
son, of Dalton City, His, are visit.
ing their parents.
ID. Turley and wife. of Step
stone. visited relatives here from
Thursday till Sunday.
III. W. McDermott and wife visi
ted the latter's parents, j. z
Shackelford and wife, Saturday
and Sunday.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
Bethel.

DIR. Judy and son Garrett re.
turned home from the West Satur.
day.
Public school closed Monday
Dec. 23d, for the year; opens agaii
Wednesday, Jan. LIST.
A protractcd meeting will begin
the Sd Lords Day in January al
the Methodist Church by NJ. L
Chandler. pastor. assisted by {. j.
Nugent, of Mt. Sterling.
Several attended the Waugh
Daugherty marriage at Sherburne
May the bright sun of happiness
gild their moments rs they fly will
the richest blessings. Health
peace and plenty-such is the wish
the boon, that we crave for them.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
CORRESPONDENCE.
Lonesome.

Alfred Daily is quite i'll with fe.
yer.
Il. c. Daily's children are slowly
improving.
Miss Carmie Cassity.of nenr here
is spending the holidays at Farm
ers.
Frank Cochran. of Mt. Sterling
WAS in this vicinity on business las
week.
During the snow-storm Thurs
day The residence of Jas. Piersal
took fire and with all his furniture
was totally DESTROYED. Mr.. Pier
sail and famil V were AT neighbor'
house some 200 yards distant an,
did not discover the fire until III,
roof was falling in.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
Wyoming.

Ben May visited his brother,
John May, near Reynoldsville, Sun
day.
Thomas j. Jones is feeding a
bunch of very fine Yearling mule:
for the Southern market. -
Ed Colville and wife visited in
Fleming county during the holi.
days, where they attended the mar.
riage'Of a niece.
jeff Atchison and wife, of Rey.
noldsville, spent the holidays with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
johnson Atchison.
Mrs. Willie Upton, of Owings.
vile, has been attending the bed.
side of her sick mother, Mrs. John.
son Atchison, during the holidays
Everybody here is glad to see Ma.
mie," as she always has a kind OF
cheerful word to Say to every one
JAS. Smelling and wife, after al
enjoyable elopement, returned t,
the old hearthstone on Saturday
and were forgiven. A nuptial feas
was spread for the young couple
and the faces of Mrs. X. S. Estill
Mrs. L. 5. ShrOut, Mrs. Oscar Con
yers and Miss Elan Estill were seeI
around the richly-la laden board. jim
has a good reputation, and it il
limited that Bob Estill is quit,
proud of his brother-in-law.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02

week and made some very liberal
offers for some bright crops of to-
bacc", hut bought none. Come
again, Grant.
Some people are wishing that
England and the u. :. would fight
So strong and high was the fever
at Sherburne one day last week
(but not so high as the huckleberry
fever was once) that Hon. j. j.
Smoot said he would act rs our
leader or general, hut General
Smoot said that it would be ii hard
matter to get recruits. Your cor
respondent was asked if he would
go and fight England; he said he
would. X. G.. Bailey was asked il
he would go; he said he would hay,
to stay at home and raise some.
thing To feed the troops on or act
as conmi>sary sergt. Smoot think,
he can get about one hundred in
our vicinity. David Anderson
wants To he captain or high pri
vate in the rear rank. 80 Gen
Smoot said that this war wa'
bound Ia come and | am under the
! same opinion.
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Sherburne.
John A. Daugherty has ia gripp

John A. Daugherty has ia grippe
Mrs. j. II. Scott is very ill at the
present writing.
James Rice has purchased the
mail line of DIR. A. S. Robertson.
Jacob Strahan, of Indiana, was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Six,
last week.
Mr.. Gauber, the miller, spent the
larger portion of last week with
friends in Louisville.
New officers were elected in our
Sunday-school Sunday morning
for the ensuing year.
Frank Kinney, of Carlisle, is the
guest of the family of Frank Duck
worth at the present writing.
Will Smoot and Clarence Meal
lister, Of Cwingsville, Ollie Bright
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
Upper PriCkly Ash.

Nicholas Burns visited friend,
at Grange City Sunday evening.
Robert Donaldson and son John
of Salt Well, visited here Sunday
Miss Fannie Hamilton, of Ow.
ingsville, visited in the neighbor.
hood last week.
W. G. Cartmill and wife visited
her parents. in Nicholas county
last Saturday and Sunday.
w. S. and c. ii. Carr, of Mont.
gomery county, visited in the
neigborhood first of the week.
Several of the young folks OF
this vicinity attended the church
dedication at Farmers Sunday.
W. B. Powers and wife, of Flat
Creek, visited the latter's mother,
Mrs. c. G. GOodpaster, las! Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Arizona Bristow returned
to her home, IN Jessamine county,
last Thursday, accompanied by
Miss Fenton Shrout.
Thomas Barnes and family, of
Pee.ed Oak, William Shrout and
wife, Of near Mt. Sterling, were the
guests Of Mrs. Nancy Shrout last
week.
L. S. Hamilton and sister, Miss
Dollie, accompanied by ii. A. Ly-
ter. of Berry, KY, visited friends
near Mt. Sterling from Friday un-
Iii Sunday.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02

and George Humphrey, of Elem
ingsburg. attended court here Fri
day and Saturday of last week.
Gano Hendrix returned home
from Elizayille. where he left his
wife. who Is quite ill with la
grippe.
Miss Nellie +. Williams and Mrs.
Elliott Colliver visited friends in
Carlisle Wednesday and Thursday
of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Trumbo, Of
Louisville, are the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. DIR. L. Ii. Vice, at
the present writing.
Xmas il over, but the boys did
have an awfully good time. They
shot all the roman candles that
they could get and wanted more.
Magistrates Court in South
Sherburne, Squire Rout presiding,
commenced Friday, was continued
ued Saturday, but they failed to
get through then. We did not
learn the particulars.
The Xmas tree here Tuesday
night was grand success socially 4;
and financially. $3.50 were taken
in at the door. There was very
large crowd present, and they SEEM
ed to enjoy themselves.
| Another Correspondence
DAUGHERTY- WAUGH.-Samuel j.
Daugherty and Miss Anna Waugh
were married in the Christian
Church at this place Wednesday
Dee. 18th, at 10 an.
Long before the nuptial moment
friends and relatives began to fill
the Church, which was lovely in
the extreme. it being decorated by
the most artistic hands of our love.
ly women. A beautiful arch HAD
been erected, and suspended from
its center was the marriage bell
Promptly at 10 a. IN. the sweet
strains of music rendered on tn,
organ by Mrs. J. :. Overley an,
nounced the arrival of the wedding
party. Preceded by the ushers
Chas. Day, Heber Roby, Johr
House and Walter Vice, marched
the happy couple under the fiowery
bell, and were by a few appropriat,
words by Elder Tinsley made MAJ
and wife. Immediately after thu
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Daughefty
left for Cincinnati to spend Il few
days of their honeymoon.
Jef Daugherty is one of on
most popular young men, being
son of +. W. Daugherty, very
successful farmer near this place
jeff bids fair to become one of GU
most prominent citizens.
Miss Anna Waugh is thu
charming and lovely daughter o
Mrs. Eliza Waugh, being indee'
the belle of Sherburne, where beau
ty is rarely excelled. May the path
way of their lives be strewn wit
flowers, with the thorns CAREFUL,
eliminated, are our best wishes.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02

wOulU De Deaten.
"All we can do" said Thurman,
lis to drive out and hear what the
other side has in the way of evil
dence. This old Dutch rascal is
bound to beat you; he'll give "a
judgment against you, and We'll
put in an appeal and take it to a
higher court. There we will get a
fair trial, and, from what you say,
we will win the case"
ION the day of the hearing"
said Thurman afterward when re-
lating the story, my client and /
drove over to the scene of trial.
The courtroom was crowded with
farmers and people of the nsigh
borhood, who were there to look on.
The plaintiff put on three or four
witnesses, but one after the other,
as they testified, it was plain and
clear that they knew nothing of the
merits of the controversy. The
plaintiffs testimony in no sense
established his case, and the old
Dutch Justice was desperate. The
plaintiff had no lawye1, auu .he
Dutch Justice conducted that side
of the case pretty much himself.
But ask what q rstions he might of
the plaintiff and his witnesses, he
couldn't bring out the testimony to
found the case. After the plain
tiff's testimony was practically all
i'm, the old Dutch Justice looked at
me, and remarked, as if expert
menting to see if l would make any
objection:
"'Vhile it is unusual for u goart
to give desdimony in case which
ponds before it, l know a good
deal about this controversy my
seluf. If dere is no objections by
the defendant, l will swear myseluf
gife my evidence
Il made no objection, as l was
curious to see what the old Dutch
rascal would do. Inferring con-
sent from my silence, our Judge
gravely arose, and holding up his
right hand, at his own hoarse CON-
mand, he administered the usual
oath, to tell the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth in
the case then and there being tried.
After this very comfortable ar
rangement, he sat down, and pro-
ceedcd to relate a story which en-
tirely picked ur all of the plain
tif's dropped stitches, and made,
indeed, a perfect case against my
client. While the Justice was glib
ly giving his evidence IA farmer,
who stood just behind my chair,
whispered to me:
"'Just hear that old rascal lie,
and the beauty of all is there isn't
a man in the room who'd believe
him under OATH
This gave me an idea and 1
thought l might as well have lit
tie fun out of the situation while
to a judgment against my
client. / asked the farmer in a
whisper if he were willing to take
the stand and testify that the old
Dutch Justices reputation for
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
Flat Creek.

Tom MARYLAND, of Odessa, was ,
Gale: here last week.
Miss Cora Plank is visiting rel.
atives in Mt. Sterling.
Jim Powell sold two very ia
hogs at $3.50 per cwt.
Ben Morgan and family are tax.
ing Christmas at Farmers.
b. G. Bower. of Mason county
was here on business last week.
George Darnell and sister Ruth
are visiting relatives on White Oak
Tom Steele sold his tobacco CROP
to j. ID. Noel ut 9Ac and &c, aver
aging over SIC per !b.
Miss Annie Roberts entertained
a number of her friends on the 26th
ult. with a nice euchre party.
Ben Dragoo gave a hop the 9th
ult. The dancers were numerous
and all enjoyed themselves very
much.
Xmas passed off quietly, with
the exception of a few who took
on a little too much eggnog and
tangle-leg.
Mrs. Lee Steele entertained quite
a number of her neighbors Christ
mas day and all enjoyed themselves
very much.
Isaac Roberts, accompanied by
Ed Smart and sister Mamie May,
of Millersburg, spent merry Xmas
on the creek.
We are authorized to announce
the wedding of Charles ID. Lecher
and Miss Rosa A. Fight, of near
Sharpsburg, to take place May
18th, 1896.
William Warders was the recipi-
ent Of nice lob. Democrat
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
FARM FOR SALE.

Iwant to sell my farm, AS acres,
lying one mile below Sherburne on
Licking river, bounded on one side
by said river. The farm has q
good family residence, a fine tobac-
co barn 1O2 feet long, a large stock
barn, and a good tenant house.
The farm is in a good state of cul-
tivation, produces all kinds Of crops
about as well as any; has about 70
acres of nice bottom land. Twill
try and suit the purchaser in pay
ments. Possession can be had this
month if desired. Everything in
good, nice repair.
Oct. Z, 1895. T. c. NEwCoxH.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-01-02
SteDStOne.

Mrs. J. L. Barnes and Mrs. DIR.
Faulkner are sick with la grippe.
Miss Etna Classify, of Flanagan,
Clark county, is visiting friends
here.
Misses Allie North and Ida Dan
iel, of Salt Lick, spent the holidays
with friends here.
Robert Nixon and wife. of Ow-
ingsyilie, visited the latter's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Montjoy.
Sunday.
Asa Crouch. of Sherburne, has
rented the Kincaid farm from ii.
5. Bittinger and will move there in
the spring.
IAnothcr Correspondent.l
Slate Creek is on a high lone
some.
+. NJ. Evans visited DR.. Evans at
Farmers.
A birth day dinner was served at
Perry Steele's on Frida-->-st.
Miss Etna Classify iNS I = pleas
ant guest of Miss Lucy .yers.
Dance at Henry Wills on Friday
night passed off quite merrily.
Jack Ramey and wife, of Sharps.
burg, are visiting Milt Steele this
week.
Miss Okla Hart, of Pleasant Val
ley, is the guest of Miss Mildred
Garrett.
r. T. MaXey will preach at Cor
inth Church on the 18th Lords day
in Jan.
Tom Turley and family, of Win
chester, are visiting his parents at
this place.
Jess Summers will begin teach.
ing a singing class at Corinth 18th
of next month.
Miss Eliza Maxey, Prudy Burns
and Alice Williams spent the holt
days in Mt. Sterling.
There was an Xmas tree at Milt
Turkeys for the little grand-chil-
dren. 1t was delight.
Xmas has passed off quietly and
the young folks have skipped to
the ''merry chimes" of the banjo
and violin.
Rev. Finley, student of the
Lexington Bible College, preached
at Corinth on the fifth Lords day /;
text, the Confession of Peter"
Misses Allie North, Katie North,
Ida Daniel and Messrs. Grant
North and Jim Karrick, of Salt
Lick vicinity, were guests of Isaac
karrick through the holidays.
W. b. Henry's little seven
months-o old baby is not expected to
live, having pneumonia and bron-
chial troubles. DIR. Taulbee, of Mt.
Sterling, is the attending physician.
About one hundred persons at
tended the reception of X. NJ. N.Y.
ers on last Friday. The supper
was magnificent. The bride was
exquisitely attired, the groom had
on his blandest smile, and at nine
the string band began and the
dance lasted until one a. m, when
all went quietly to their homes.
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against both bills. excepting Hutch
inson. of Texas. who voted for the
Bond bill. The Popuiists, except
Newlands (of New, who voted for
the Tariff bill Voted against both. a
Republicans voted against the Bond
bill. The Bond bill! provides for the
sale of 5-l6 ; per cent. coin bonds Ia
preserve the gold reserve, but says
they must he first offered for sub
scription sale, and expressly stipm-
lates that the greenbacks must moi
be retired. The bill offers no relief
Ia the financial situation and is not
near So useful TO the Treasury of
iicials as the law already in exis
tence for maintaining the gold re
serve
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Knob Lick.

Rain Sunday night, continuing
Monday morning.
There will be preaching here the
Sd Sunday by Rev. Fields at p. M
David Milton Rogers has taken
a lease from Alexander Maze.
There will be a wedding soon no,
far away, if rumor is correct.
There will be preaching here
Saturday night and Sunday by
Rev. White.
We had a heavy wind and snow
storm here Thursday; some dam
age to timber.
Christmas has passed-so far.
nicely, so far as drunkenness and
rowdyism were concerned.
The ore company will begin soon
to clear the right of way from here
to the Z. & o. r. r., near Olympia.
j. NJ. Colliver made them a deed
for right of way Saturday.
There was fox chase here yes
terday. They passed here sooa i,
the morning, but owing TO ! being
so frosty they got aloIg slow.
They had Will Clark's dogs.
John Gill Warren was in ,A:. , =
cinity Friday night. Gill Eas iusi
from Iowa. His wife ca, ID ia some
few months ago. She is Mt Car
Isle and is very low with consump-
ton; does not think she can live
'olg. He is truly TO he synpa-
hized with in his misfortune. With
seI e''al small children, his case is
,ciy sd.
! ao.;ce that Bourbon 60. pro-
poses % petition the Legislature
100 law to prohibit the killing of
birds for two years. which would
be a good law. We should do the