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The times., 1898-02-20

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smother the cough. But the
next breeze fans it into life
again.
Better put the cough out.
That is, better 60 deeper
and smother the fires of in
hammation. 1'roches can
not do this. Neither can
plain cod-liver oil.
But Scott's Emulsion can.
The glycerine soothes and
makes comfortable; the hy-
pophosphites give power and
stability TO the nerves; ard
the oil feeds and strengthens
the weakened tissues.
7>c. and $780, all drugsisis
SCOTT s BOVINE. Chemists New York
The sun., 1898-03-07
CANNOT HOLD THE SOUTH
So Declares Adjutant General
Garrett J. Hart.
MAINE DISASTER PLANNED.
but lie Thinks Some Hot | eado8
Spanish Emp'O ee Acted Rather
Prcmatnreiy.

Garrett J. Hart Adjutant General Of
the National Guards OF Delaware, when
seen last night was loud in his denun-
citation Of the Spaniarl's actions at
Havana.
'.If the reported assassination OF Con-
sul.Genelal Ice be true" he said, 1T
win be impossible to quiet the citizens Of
this country and war will be inevitable.
"And if war be declared, the State Of
Virginia will be represented to man III
will be the entire South.
"NO COMBINATION or POWERS Will
BE ABLE To HOLD THE SOUTH, and AZ
there is no division between the north
and south there Is not a man eligible to
the rank OF n private VITO will not will
in,l go in defense OF his nations honor.
II was satisfied from M first that the
destruction Of the Maine was plcmed-
i,u,rd affair. can explain my rcas ms
in thi. manner. as the harbor ant hor,ies
in Cuba are SwniardS. ! believe they
ordered the Name t" move ut Buoy No.
6 and that they had had Il II inc previous
~ placed there and that they were de-
termiucd. should any trouble arise, Il at
the Maine should never steam away safe
ly and some hot headed enlployc Of the
:. anish Government acted rather pre-
maturely'
The sun., 1898-03-07
HE WIRED To LEES HOME.
,J,lu l., smith. Il Relative. Now Ii>-
nin. this Guy, Believes the
startling Report.

Possibly nu one in Wilmington WAS
more interested in IT." reports OF the
assassination of C"nsul.GcnrraI lee than
Mr.. John l.. Smith, Il promi incnl whole
sale grover OF baltimore. Md, now stop.
uiny Il, the LAFAYETTE Hotel "h Markr,
street h'lnw Sixth.
Mr., Smlti, does not clam any relati"n-
shin to General Av, but stated that his
tS,ni,h's, father and the general ""'r
bosom friends.
For this reason and the fact that here
is very slight strain Of the Ia" blood
in his veins, NJ. Smith has been anxious
ali Iav inr ,lnroniirincl or confirmed ~
ports Of tt" assassination.
In his opinion, l"wevcr, here Is very
little doubt az to the truth Of the t'ag
death Of General IA~.
lie bases his ant hnrty oI the lac, HAT
pr,.idcn, Mckinley and his Cabinet
hsv been in session all day and nothing
,ctini,. vet heard Of the proceedings "'
,hr meeting. q.
Mr. Smith himself has sent dispatches
+, Amurntrn, Amlnonton county, \h'
yinia, the home Of General Lee, and a'S'
/" i.ynchbu,g. in the SAM" state.
81 far he h,s ~ riycd n" replies, a.
though h. has Il nm his utmost III TINS
direction and hr nov fears the worst
and that is Il confirmation Of the report.
The sun., 1898-03-07

Il plan +" bring about condition 81
strained relations between the United
States and Spain. The term strained
relations means much to diplomats.
When strained relations exist both
parties may negotiate for lrar" with
honor. Strained relations mean that
the countries involved are 1T the very
verge Of war
The United States and Spain are fast
irasllng the condition termed strained
relations Both nat ions are actively
preparing lor war Neither is keeping
this fact secret. There will be no war,
however, if the bankers OF Paris ard
London can prevent it.
T.lc assassination Of Gen. Ice would
have material and immediate effect
upon the situation. The fact Of his death
has vet to be established. Until his
death is an assured fact the situation
stands as above reported.
The sun., 1898-03-07
ABLE LAWYERS 10 DECLARE.
:. u. Forbes aud Mrs. Hartman Will
EndeavOr by New State COl,stitu-
tiOn to Close the Municipal
(nnnt

II is jus. possible that Judge Ball
stirred up a hornets nest when he fined
S. D. Forbes, a week ago, for alleged tres
pass.
The case was the outcome "i Il civil
suit instituted ty Mr. Forbes against oIr.
OF his tenants who had made herself
object ionabe to the neighburs and whu
Mr.. Forbes desired to get out of his
house, AMI to do this had invoked the
aid Of the law.
While having the furniture removed
the tenant attacked the bailiff and r"l-
stable and it became necessary to put
handouts on her and place her under
arrest.
She rtalliatcd by having all parties
concerned in the affair arrested. and
after hearing the evidence Judge Ball
decided that the constable, Mr.. Forbes
and Mrs Hartman We're guilty Of tres.
pass in entering the house Of the tenant
upon whore furniture Mr. Forbes had
secured u levy and order Of sale.
Mr.. Forbes and Mrs. II rnan claim
they were entitled /" an appeal from
Judge Balls decision. but we're not al
lowed that privilege. and were finally re-
leased upon writ Of ccrtirrari aftrrthcy
had orc'l pied Il cell in the station for
some time.
Tha, sat nf treatment has caused
them to feel inctn>cd ut Judge Ball and
his court, and when their case is called
in ll1c superior Court they will pu, IN
the plea THAT the city Of Wilmington has
no legally constituted Municipal Court,
and that Judge Bal has II" right to act
in Il judicial capacity. They claim that
both hr and l!s court were legisa,ed
out "i existence by the new STATE Con-
>,ilnti"n A. long ag" as June 10 Of last
year
They claim that |awycrs Of consider
able prominence in the State have cx-
pressed themselves az being Of the
opinion that the new constitution did
away with all cnnrt> not specially pro.
vided for therein and as the Wilmington
City Municipal Court il no where men.
toned or provided for it las no jurisdic.
tion in amy ease it may pr.sun" I"
decide.
The sun., 1898-03-07
ONE CENT

sl1 W that checks drawn in May were
nair 'go"d'' weeks and weeks after
their Cate. The hard aud fast records
Of tie hnk will prove ,hi! proposition.
II it j. proved tina, Mr. kcnney knew
in November 1888 that Mr.. Hoggs Was
rohhing the Firs Nat innu Bank If Do
yer then it viii tr proved that MIR. Ken
nry knew in the simmer uf 1896 hat lie
kennryl knew that M. Ioygs was
stealing the money needed to carry his
kcnney's) ovcrdrai,f. This is the situa-
ton today.
Mr. Kenncy was thus 'carricd' by
MIR. Boggs in sums ranging from IA few
hundred to many thousands ui dollars.
The records OF three banks will prove
this fact beyond all cavil.
Mr.. kcnney. besides all this, loaned
Mr.. Boggs worthless checks amounting
to thousands of dollars. These checks
were used by Mr.. BoggS to ''kite' ac-
counts.
Mr.. kennry's interest in ibis now
celebrated case is purely selfish. He is
on the ground not from idle curiosity
but because he has much at stake.
The date upon which he proclaimed to
all the world that he (kenncy) could
put Mr.. Boggs behind the prison bars
can be fixed. 1t will br fixed.
To the extent that he Is guilty Mr..
Kenncy must be punished.
II he be innocent he must have 4
chance to prove it.
Here are the facts, gentlemen. Here
are the days, the dates and the figures.
The men are named.
Proceed.
The sun., 1898-03-07
FORCED WORK ON
FORT DELAWARE
Five Monster Disappearing Guns
Placed in Position.
LIVELY SCENES At FORT MOTT.
Carload "r Turped" Anchors Re-
rcivc.l ut Delaware City and will
be Sent TO the Forts.

Fort Delaware and Fort Mott, the for
liiicati"ns protecting this city and Phila-
'lclphia are to-day lirst-class modern de-
lenses.
All the forced works recently done in
preparing these two forts to withstand
the attacks of an enemy, has now been
made known.
Last week several carloads nf guns
eight in all and ammunition were landed
off delaware City and subsequently taken
to Fort Mott. The large forces Of men
engaged in work at the forts, on Satur.
day night placed ) guns in position. The
handling Of these formidable weapons is
made easy by their being on travelling
carriages. 1t is expected that by the
latter part OF this week the remaining 3
guns will br mounted
The guns already fixed for action are
large ones. Fonr OF them are twelve inch
rifles and four are five inch.
They are all disappearing guns. havra
range of fifteen miles, and combined
weight Of fifty eight tons.
40 one except those bearing letter
from the Secretary of War are allowed
near or within the works. This great
prccantinn has b"rn maintained by the
officials ever since the mystcri"'ls move
u,cnts around the notifications com.
mcncrd
The latcl slipncn, "i war material t."
these Delaware Forts was II car load "t
torpedo anchors.
Thrs,. arr, to br used Il, the Fort Della
ware battery and wei" removed from
the cars sat lray night preparatory t"
being taken I" the fort.
|, has h en- found necessary t" &c, an
other con nncnt nfbuilding material fo'
the Notifications and immense shipments
of brick and sand are expected t" reach
i Fort Delaware soon. This will lmnIedi-.
a,rly Ml utilized in extending ana
strengthening the new battery.
The sun., 1898-03-07
BOSTON PATRIOTS STIRRED.
A Tremendous Sensation Created
on the Streets by Bulletins from
Havana.

Special to The S,N.
BoSroS, Ma--., March +. 6.-Autnentic
information received from Havana by
The Boston Herald, justified that j"urna!
in issuing an extra at Il late hour this
afternoon.
This is the first time in the history of
Boston journalism that an extra has
been issued onSnnday evening. The Her
aid articles convey the startling iniurna-
tion that ConSlllGencral Lee has been re-
called; that American vessels have been
ordered out OF Spanish ports and that
war is imminent.
Interviews are published expressing
the opinions Of the best informed men in
Massachusetts, and rs Secretary Long III
the Navy Department is kno~n to be
friendly to The IIeraIl this publication
is generally regarded rs Ming with
authority.'
The sun., 1898-03-07
A COUNCIL OF WAR
Admiral Sicard Calls Hin Staff
Together to Discuss a Cipher
From Washington.
AMERICANS ARE PREPARING
TO LEAVE HAVANA.
Rioting Spanish Mob in Absolute
Possession Of the Streets
Of the Cuban City.
Americans and Cubans Alike Sub
jcctrd to Intlignities and Insults.

Special to TIE SlN.
KEY WEST, Fa.. Mar & 7.:O 7. NJ. -
Admiral Sirlrd received a cipher dis
patch from Washington at four o'clock
this afternoon and ut once sent n.es-
sengeIs for all Of his staff officers.
A prolonged council followed the
translation Of the message and the
officers are still cloSctcd with their chief.
As none have yet left the room, it is
impossible to give even All inkling OF
what the cipher message contained.
The fact that an admiral OF the United
States navy has been closetru with his
staff for over three hours, is OF itself
significant at this time.
This port is in Il fever OF excitement.
The streets are tllrongcu with people in
every station Of life. bulletins are posted
from time to time at the several bureaus.
The last information received from
Havana is to the effect that the streets
are in he possession OF II howling mob
of Spaniar,s. Women are jostlcd about
and abused openly. Americans and
Cubans are alike treated sllanIefully.
Scores nf American families are prepar.
ing to leave Havana at once and the
Spanish authorities admit that they can-
not cope with the mob.
Every train brings new correspondents
to the city but all are ut sea at this writ
ing as I" The exact situation here and At
Havana.
Another hour may disclose active pre-
lala,ions for war un,irr the direction Of
Admiral Sicarl.
The sun., 1898-03-07
Lecture Last Evening.

Mrs. Wheeler, the well known rvun-
gelist who has been sent out by the
american baptist Missionary Society in
the chapel car Emmanuel" 4pokr in
Calvary Baptist Church last evening
A larg" nunntrr Of %op" were present
and listened to the Interesting discourse.
She told ri tlr work IN the Western
towns and cities and the a,ious incl
dents connected with their work. Mr.
Wheeler has been all over the United
Sln,cs and Mexico Rev. j. y. G. C.IIunlla
will give y lecture on the "Alainc lis
astcr and til" Struggles oi Cuba for Free
DOM" next Thursday evening, in Union
NJ. f. Church, at Fifth and Washington
streets.
The sun., 1898-03-07
The Minneapolis and the
Columbia to be Fitted Ont
at Once For Sea.
Seamsn, Firem;n and Petty
Officers To Be Enlisted
Forthwith For Service,
Orders Hay' Been Sent to the
Commanders to Prepare Their
Ships for Active
Service.
THIS LOCKS LIKE THE REAL THING

Special to THE SrN.
PMIIADEirIIIA. Mach &
The great crack cruiser Minneapolis
and the swii, Columbia will lie prepared
forthwith for active sea service
The orders we,e received at League
Island late tonight and will he carried
out without Il moments delay.
AblebOditd scamcn, tiIcnen and wtt V
Officers for general service for cruise viii
be enlisted aS fast rs Possible and there
will be II" delay in pIa ing the two great
vessels Of war in SHAPE i,r actual service
at sea.
The orders received tonight at League
Island specifically state that the two
cruisers al" to bc prepared for service at
sea. \" navy attaclm from cunliIaEtlrr
to common Scal,,un viii misunderstood
this term.
The Minneapolis and he Columbia are
the crack cruisers Of tie United States
Navy. None faster are atlnat.
Thousands Of people visited the navy
yard to-day but til. dead line had been
moved Sh'reWard by many Yards 50 hat
those VIII" made the long. Uncomfortable
anu "i'at''u'tN' Journey saN i''u ll'lt
for their pains.
The action Of CuliGir>S may not M
awaited but the naval department, may
act on its own responsibility.
This is he most Serious war news We,
sent "nl from Washington and shows
that the Administration evidently nn ans
business, come what may. When the
Columbia and Minneapolis Join the
North Atlantic >Iualr"n every ship that
can M put IN Use y i'll be in commission
and the navy will h ready for any pos.
sibIc emergency that may arise.
4 crnWd estimated at $50. 600 persons
visited League Island Navy Yard to-day
and little else but I ~ lninilu,nr ui war
with Spain was talked OF.
The sun., 1898-03-07
THE SITUATION
At MIDNIGHT
General Let'S Death Has Not
Been Established and
is Doubted.
PAklS anu lUNUUN III AII
Bankers Of the Old World
Will Avoid War at
Any Cost.
4 NICE POINT IN DIPLOMACY
Spanish Guns Will Open Fire on
American War Vessels ifThpy
Attempt to Land Provisions
In Cuban Waters.
FIRST SHOT WOIIIN MEAN WAR
President Mckinley Authorizes Mr.
pny to Say That Lees Recall is
On, of the Quest i""..-Hr Will
Never Consent l." II.
ur,,E ~ \ SUMMARY or THE
STU >TI, MN THE NATIONS
CAPITAL.
NEi,C, ~ SUMMARY or IHT'
sIrrATn n ~ THE NATIONS
CAPITAL.
SIf 'inl tn TIE :, y.

SIf ial tn rnL ~,>.
W>Su,xurn>. Midnight March IT,
The Department Of >latr has been on
cIallv notified tla, Spanish guns VIII NE
upon the cruiser Montgomery an" the
yunhnat Nashville if they enter '"h'n
waters with provisions.
The vessels named are n"% on tie
high seas bound for tnha lad'nr'l w"h
provisions.
Thi. is the prr.iS' SITUATION tonight
The claim i. set up that it is an affr"n'
To Spain to send ~ s".sS ni war on >nr'' II
mission.
Judge I,uy, Assistant, Secretary "'
State. will no, affirm "r drnr that SPAN
has demanded the in'I"dIal' nra'' q"
Gem. Fitzhuyl. L~, C'n-nlAirnrr'l "'
lhc United States 1T tlc pert "i Iia\ah"'
hul he ;.uthnriZrS the statement 't'a'
Gen. IRE will no, M. recalled by frS'-
dent Mckinley under amy c''r''''''
stances.
The r,p r,ud assassination "I '""'
l." cam II im yer fed here.
rrsid N, Mckinley regards 'rntr''
lrr as an able diplomat. Ills services
hoN" been entirely satisfactory I" III"
aud T." the department OF state. Ills re-
call is absolutely % It Of the question,
The assertion is here made npon NE
iornation from responsible source that
the Bankers u, Paris and London have
r"n'idrntiaIly advised the admIn's''a-
'ion That there will r II" war. they
control the drstin Of Spain and their
Wishes in the matter must M regarded
Their dccisinn will br final. They viii
declare against war.
The r,,nlOrs Of war and the unusual nc
"vi'y Of the Spanish Ministry, grow out
"l the iurt that the elections arr now ut
"and. Jingosn, il n necessity now
The admitted and apparent activity "'
'hhs t;ovcrnnicnt u. this time il part oi
The sun., 1898-03-07
story Denied.

rndrr the caption Of "Ex"iti"g Race
f,, Humanity one Of the l'aa! city
nacrs Yesterday morning published n
% Itnrv 10 The effect tia, the Phoenix amt
% n.lax,r nmb,Ialu,'s engaged in Il race
:" the p. u. Il B. railroad station ON
Saturday S to secure II patient for til" '%la-
ware Hospital. The bit Of news II hr.
MED by tie l'Imnix and they state @ tl.a.
nt the time of the alleged race they
" w,.,,, responding to anothrr call TO take II
man by the nan" Of Gary +" the u H~-
pnaI.
The sun., 1898-03-07
Purchased u Building.

Daniel Dohl, cx-buildins inspector OF
this city. has purchased the building at
the solt Invest corner Of Fifth and Lom-
bard streets, and will open general
store
The sun., 1898-03-07
Ad.jutlxcl Insane.

John Bell, OF lli4 Shipley street, was
adjudgcd insane Yesterday afternoon and
sent to the state ilnspital for the In.
sane.
The sun., 1898-03-07
The Light Oi'iIc World.

The following announcement was mace
ON one "f II" pnlp;,| Of his city y"s,,r.
day: 1T viii hr u beau, ifui" wn". Of wn-
nance. "lnaIthy and wlnh.s,,m 70 bod
soul IN minl--a Rus-inl, hat I T. tl,cm
moral Iilr IL the Young ihl,S ".ganiza-
tir.s 'i these Western wards will come
over and take Il peep into thi>( hurh for
II few minutes Tm sd,y :nl Thursday
evenings during Lent. Tie games will
all keep until they run back The
preacher then gave Il Iiscouls' on
First, "'rle Light Of the World"---"Thc
Srarrl'-liglt Of the Tide Of Time, ard
the "lIead light Of the Unborn Ages
The church was crow dc,l and the usIrrs
were puzzled.
Ramona Circle "f Kings Daughters
will hold their monthly meeting Il, the
home OF Mrs. Thomas Eonsnn, no. 1904
West Tenth street this evening.
A special service will he held at Cen
trail Presbyterian Church on Wednesday
day evening. The service will M Of an
rvsngclislic nature, and a large utten-
dance is expected. The Rev. ". r. s.
Murray, d. D., will preach.
Clawsen IIa,nmitt, tlm wcll.known ar.
tist Of this city, will tender Il reception
to Palmer Cox, the author Of the famous
"Isrownics' at his studio next Saturday
morning from II until y o'clock.
The sun., 1898-03-07

J ". Nerling has returned 50 Wash.
jrgt N after visiting W. II. Curray Of
this city.
The sun., 1898-03-07
WALL STREET WON'T PREVAIL
General John Il. DOnOhue Says Nc.
Kinney Cannot Hold the PeO-
Dle Back

John p. Ih,n"h,le, Past National Com.
rID,nd, "i the Union Veteran League O.
the tni,cd States. said:
II hope the IumorS concerning Gener-
al Lee are untrue, as he has shown HIM
sell to bt a rr,natknb L man all through
this affair with spain. lie was tire
right man in til" ri , hi place, and l'resi-
dent Mckinley, IN spite "I all pressure
brought IT, beau, a. n'n hnu did not dare
to remove hlin
II this ru.nor proves to lH true, or If
tn; vrstigation into the Maine disaster
shows that Spain was responsible Tor the
terrible loss OF life which resulted from
that calamity, Mckinley cannot hold
the people back-Wall street won't pre-
vail
"l'ir nlu soldiers don't want another
war; but il necessity required they would
20. They know What war is and don't
want to Sc, the c"antly plunged into it
without good cause.
"Mrkluiry himself knows what war
means, and although W. have been pass
in. through trying Time. hls efforts to
preserve peace withnu, | rs OF dignity
should h entirely satisfactory I" every
American
General Riley. !\>sstan. Adjutant
General Of the Department Of delaware,
q. A. X R. said:
"l'lIr Grand Army "l ID Htlu bic in
with the American l""pr N all times.
II hope the WpUrt "f t;rInrn Lees
death is not correct, for if he has cen
assassinatcd, the Unitet States have
lost one Of their best men and his death
TT the hands of the Smniar,is is SURF t"
cause trouble.
y T. ink boil Cuba and Hawaii should
have their own government. as no gov
ernnrnt has the rig ht to Interfere with
u country which is able /" govern itself.
The action OF the administrati N has
been wise hut slow. Bul II s!ngw overt
art proved agaInst SPAN wnuM ," rolls,
the anger "l the American people that
they could not IN r'-t rai.nh and n bio Mv
war Wnnd follow.
Il do not think il wise IT, at upon
the opinion of any man. ur facts are
wIn, We want in II ease Of this kind N-
fore W. decide upon our course.
The sun., 1898-03-07
Alleges ~ r. rutIslrni.

Chief "f Police Ivian is inw SligVirg
the case Of Albert Dctling. VIII" alleges
i'll treatment on the part Of his aunt, Mrs.
Kate Basc,R, oi Second and Van hu'rn
streets, this city. Two week, as" he
hoy lc:t his home lnic and was dis
covered later by a farmer II ar Il'n, Md.
llt then related his story l." the man
and he Communicated with trends nf III.
by living in Wilmington.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-05-25
STEPHENSPORT

Mrs. DIR. White visited in Tobinsport
Ind, last week.
Mrs. Owen Cunningham passed
through here last week enroute TO her
home in HardinsbuTg
Bro. Metcalie and family have returned
10 there home in Edmonson Co. We
were sorry to see them leave, but trust
they will make US another visit soon.
Misses Kate and Mary Allen, OF Chen
ault. spent Sunday with Miss Blanch O..
Moseley. Kate and Mary are lovable
girls and they make friends wherever
they 90.
Not every one who enlists in Uncle
Sans service is prompted by spirit Of
courage and patriotism. Many rush
madly into danger without reflection, 10
repent at leisur, beneath a torrid sun.
II Is real amusing TO hear the little
folks give their views on the war ques-
ton. They seem 10 have a feeling Of
contempt for the "spaniards" q they
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-05-25
ASHCRAFT.

j. H. Cowley lost horse last week.
S. r. Day is at his brothers sick again
Charles Basket attended church al
Highland last Sunday.
Walter Simons went TO Louisville on
the excursion Sunday.
Davis Young, wife aud daughter. went
to Custom shopping Friday.
Mr.. Wolf, OF Indiana, will commence
to paint the church here next week.
Every one wishing a good county
paper, should subscribe for the News
Misses Sally Basket and Lulu Ashcrait
went to Paynesville to look at the hats
Saturday.
Miss Lncy iendrick was the guest OF
Lisha Smith and family last week, of
Hill Grove.
We never had better prospect for a
good wheat crop. Every one seems TO
be in good spirits.
J. A. Craft, OF Louisville, has taken
the contract 10 carry the mail from Ash
craft to Irvington.
A. ID. Ashcrait attended the Sunday
school Convention at Big Spring and
reports grand time.
G. ID. Richardson. Jr. has his house
almost complete. We are glad indeed
to have them near us.
II. T. Cowley, one Of our brightest
boys went 10 Brandenburg TO be exam
ined last week. Luck to him.
There will be strawberry supper at
Mr. M. B Saturday, May rs. A number
from this community will attend
The women are all house cleaning
while the men are planting their corn.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1898-05-25
BIG SPRING.

Samuel Jacobs, Of Louisville, is down
to spend two weeks.
Miss Willibie Norman Is visiting her
uncle, Charlie Norman, of st. John.
Mrs. Sphinx, OF Rhineyville, was the
guest Of Miss Halle Craycroft last Sum-
day.
Chas Casperke, of Brandenburg, was
out and put in an exchange for us on ous
telephone lines 30 you can reach all over
Meade, Hardin and Breckenridge coun-
ties. Charlie is hustler.
Mrs. Kit Martin, daughter and little
son were returning home last Monday
from her son-in-law's, kim Miller, OF
Vertrees, their horse became frightened
and ran away throwing the occupants
out, rendering Mrs. Martin unconscious
for awhile and bruising the others con-
siderably. We are glad 10 report they
are all doing we'll.