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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
LUMBERMEN TRANSFERS, RAILROAD MEN
w arm Clothing!
For severe cold weather should take little time
wehav for their

ing. The duck in these coats has
been treated with a preparation
making it almost wind and water
proof in any storm. Hamilton
Carhart & Co. have tried to Guido
all other makers with this line of
coats. We think they have sue
ceeded. The coats are longer
and have wider collars than any
other duck coats manufactured /.
Price, SO.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
HouGHToNVILLH.

Mrs. A. D. Thomas is visiting in Ches-
ter.
Three inches of snow fell Saturday after
noon and evening.
Charles Abbott has taken another
boarder. We have not learned his name
de weighs seven pounds.
d. G. Hill closed very successful term
of school Friday, Nov. 10, being the best
teacher this school has had for years.
Mrs. Geo. Parmeter of Bellows Falls
was the first to take a sleighride over ouT
road this winter, driving out last Sunday
l.. Q. Softer was the second.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
Beauty is Blood Deep.

Clean blood makes a clean skin NO beauty
without It, Casearets Candy Catharuc ciean
your blood and keep IL clean, by stirring up tIe
lazy liver and driving all impurities IRON. tiie
body. Begin today TO Danish pimplts, oolls'
plexion by taking Cascarets.-beauty TOT ~ Genus
All druggists satisfaction guaranteed IT, 10 "
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17

A MAJ g wife should always be the same, espe-
cialy to her husband. but If she il weak aud ner-
vous, and uses Carters Iron Pills she cannot be,
for they make her feel like ifferent person"
at least so they all say, and their husbands say
20 too Carriers Iron Pills equalize the circula.
ton, remove nervousness and give strength and
rest. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17

Walter Stowe of Waterbury was con-
victed of assault with intent to kill by the
Washington county court Wednesday and
sentenced to not less than 10, and not more
than 1 / years in state prison and to pay the
cost of prosecution.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
FOURTH

The finest quality sheep lined
duck coats, made from selected
pelts with wide rounding cOrdu-
roy collars. We do not bring
this line Of coats forward as the
cheapest thing, but as the very
best. Price, 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17

DIR. Bulls Cough syrup has been in use
for half a century. Some families have used il
for three generations, and It is today the standard
cough remedy of this country.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
EAST PUTNEY.
The ApIin--Pierce wedding.

A very pretty wedding occurred at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs David S. Persons
last Wednesday, when their daughter, Min
ME Pierce, became the wife of George T..
Aplin. The house was prettily decorated
with potted plants. The bride was gowned
in turquoise blue trimmed with white. She
carried bouquet of white chrysanthe-
NUNS The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Edwin F. Mitchell, pastor of the Bap-
fist church, at II o'clock. A wedding
breakfast was served after the ceremony.
The guests included the members of the
two families
Mr., and Mrs. Aplin left on the o'clock
train amid shower of rice. Both of the
young people have many friends who wish
them much happiness.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
Den,b or Thomns w, nabIn,

Thomas w. Sabin, a prominent citizen,
died Wednesday at $50 P M, after ling
ering illness. Funeral services will be
held at his late Canal street home, Satur-
day afternoon at 1:30 o'clock, Rev. Stephen
Smith, former pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, officiating.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17

Mrs. Kimball, who has spent the fall
month with Mrs. Mary Aplin, has returned
to her home in Boston.
Remember the date of the fair to be
given by the ladies' aid society next
Wednesday evening, Nov. 22. A chicken
pie supper will be served. Everybody
come and enjoy a good time.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17

Summary-Referee, H. E. Aldinger; umpire,
E. p. Bailey; timekeeper, Prof. Fisher; touch
downs, Bolster and H. Jeffords. Time, ~ minute
halves
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17

DIR Bulls Cough syrup will positively
cure Group Many home has been made desc
late by the loss of dear child which could nave
been saved by the great remedy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10 or Is cents.
II Q. @. O. fail to cure, druggists refund money.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
THIRD

Specially fine quality of duck
coats with plain duck cloth lin
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
SECOND

Duck coats, rubber coated,
lined with nice quality blanket
lining, extra wide corduroy col
la s, made by the firm of Ham.
iltOn Carhart Il Co., the leaders
in the manufacture of railroad
mems specialties. Price. $500
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1899-11-17
FIRST

Duck coats with blanket lining
made by the celebrated firm Of
Sweet, Orr & Co., which is
guarantee of fine quality and the
best workmanship. Price, $1.5O
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Authors

WOMAN's WORK IS the official organ
or tho Alabama Federation OF Women
clubs. and is published at Montgomery
Ala. There are just fifty or these ciuo7
located in the towns and cities OF inc
state. Tile writer does not know now
many there are in the state Of virginia
nor whether they have formed themselves
INTO am ISOLATION and publish a maba-
zine. Tie has tho impression that the
club idea does not prevail among the Gull
turod women of tho Old Dominion ana
tbat there Is more or less Of prejudice
against f.
There are clubs and clubs. Some are
MS black as the ten of clubs. while others
are as destructive OF monster evils as the
club Of Hercules or as magically potent
fo- good as the spear Of lthurieL me
women's clubs Of Alabama have two
fold range of objects They are design
oI nrst for the social and intellectual en-
f0vment and improvement OF the mem
bars but beyond this they are active ana
efficient I'm the general enlightenment or
tno state They found free scholarships,
cheap travelling Libraries. reformatorles
and manual training schools" ana are
acifatug for "a complete divorcemont OK
Tina public schools of the State from poll
ties for q better grade ot school super
iutend.nis and for tho Development OF inc
entire school system.
Woman's World Is n monthly quarto'
of which The July number has Just oeeh
ISSUED FUN from cover to cover OF healthy,
upufunc, interesting reading.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
2z7uslc and Musicians.

The coming season Will bring out SOW
oral novelties boy our most popular Amer
lean composers of light or comic
oucra viz: Of Herbert, England
or. sausa. Edwards. DE Koven and
Korkcr. Herbert has four scores in
hand. among them "Cyrano de- Bergerac'
for Francis Wilson. and "rhe Ameer OF
Afchanlstan" for the Frank Daniels
C0mpauv. s0uel is finishing the music
for "Chris and the Wonderful Lamp"
while DE Koyen has been busy with
musical comedy for the late Augustin
DAILY. he has also 70 comic opera in mind.
The music OF these works win of course
be p0pular-the one distinctive character
and as such it reflects the dominant
taste OF The community under the in-
nuence OF which it is written.
A new sacred song "Just ms T Am" FOR
soprano with piano accompaniment, COM
posed by Harvey W.. Howard has been
published by Henry White, Washington,
ID. @. IL can also be sung at the Cath
Ollie service ae a. very effective go Salu-
taris" or "Ycni Creator THE same pub
fisher has also sent Complimentary 40. 13
OF "The Choir Journal which is given
ont by the p. j.. Wood Music Co. Of
Boston. Mass. This number has two
good anthems.
.Ir Sic Love ne" viii Io found % be
very valuable work for aIl quiet occa-
aons and remarkably easy of Execution.
Tho second work. "Ari-e, lie Caleth
Tnoe" stands in strong contrast with the
FIRST as regards charactcr. BE- offers more
scope for solo voices, and viii DE found
very pleasing both 20 singers and people.
The Lewiston Journal has Tho following
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Annie Rucker. Mabel and Euia Holt
Iama and Bette owens. Mcssrs. Allen
Stoke. Arthur owens. Howard Lowell.
oscar owens. Lynn lloyd. Tlldcn Har-
rlson William Lipscomb Harry Bats.
Walter Duval, Stafford Beatuc, John
Shotwcll Dr. A J.. Siraford Mrs. Molio
Rcems. DTS. Frank Steel, John Mahony,
and w. j.. Willis.
Among the Richmond dentists who at
tended the annual meeting OF the Nir-
clnia State Dental Association were:
Drs. Charles A. Mercer. w ID. Willis.
Charles J.. steel, George y. steel Edward
Eggieston. Baskerville Bridgoforth Frank
r.. Steel 4. IT, 6tratford. j. W. Eeglcs-
ton. j. r. Smith. John IT, Hartman. j..
vs.. sun, and IT, c. Mcsparren.
Miss Nina Randolph viii leave in Au-
gust for Louisa county to visit Mrs.
Clayton G.. Coleman.
MI Allen Stokes IS spending some time
at BuckrOe Beach.
The Junior Hollywood Memorial Asfo-
citation held their last meeting NJ This
season at Up east Grace street. Saturday
afternoon. Bills for the lawn party
Ntse- presented and paid. owing TO thc
liberal CU-7-Lluti0ns of Nessrs. S. W.
Trayers, w. Boz ~44lmer, S. Horace
Halves. Baughman Bros, lIee George
t. Christian Mr. Winrac.d. OF The Mutual
Ice Company and the Sons of Veterans.
the Association was enabled to send
special invitation 90 Colonel Charles J..
Bigger and the veterans. The Juniors
are much indebted 90 Colonel Bigger for
his unurug efforts n an the arrange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Nfr. and Mrs. Jackson Guy. Judge ana
Mrs. William L. Leake. Judge ana 'i' -
George l. Christian, Captain John -.
Coke. Messrs. j. r. V. Daniel. NhHah
\. Moncure and W. Brydon remnant
Miss Marie Henry IS spending the sum-
mer at Bedford city Va
Miss Amelia Schmidt Is the guest OF
Mrs. Robert q. Templeton, az her loVe.y
homo ia Lexington, Va, where she VIII
remain until September
Miss Mamie Wolfe, who has been VS.
uiug friends in the city. left last week
for her home. Buena Vista, Va
nflerce Carrie and Daisy Todd have re-
turned home after most delightful VISIT
10 their uncle. Mr.. John Todd, at MS
home in stanton Va.
Mr.. Henry A. Atkinson. Jr, and HIS
SON. Dr. Mlrmadukc Atkinson have no.
turned home after most delightful visit
90 old Point
Dr. Win. Hcn1ren Pearson. ot Hanover
is visiting friends in this city.
Dr. Charles Z. sogci who spent tho
last week in Mathews county has return
cd home.
sire. Robert g. Boyldn. Of suffolk va.
who has been spending some time ln me
dty returned home The inst OF the week
accompanied 10y her sister, Airs. i. o..
Laud.
Mr.. and Mrs James Langhorne are at
home 20 their friends at ~3 cast Clay
street.
The Row George Z. Booker pastor %
Paramount church. is attending the Dis
trict Conference of the Methodist EDis-
copal Church ia Gloucester county. Va.
Mr. Edward r. Brown. OF So7 west
Grace street. who has been visiting
friends in Norfolk for the last two weeks
returned home Wednesday.
Mr.. William Joseph Gentry OF the East
End. SIS visiting Mrs John A. Fleet, of
Fleetwood Mathews county Va.
Mr.. Albert C. Smith Of Norfolk. VIII
spend this week with Mr.. Edward Ruby
Brown.
Miss Daisy Smith VIII spend the rest
of July and the month Of August IN Lex
ington, Va.
Miss Josie and Florence Cohen aro vis-
fling friends I'm Suffolk. Va.
NIr. and Mrs. Irving Watkins arc ~
Mediums River. Albcmarie county, Tor
the remainder Of the summer
Or. and Mrs Tudor are tho guests m
aIr John T. Branch 40 the Greennilef
White sulphur Springs, West Virginia.
Mrs John Hutchinson and family are
az ocean View.
Sire. C. D. Hutchinson IS spending
some time with Mrs. David Young ln
stanton Va.
Miss Alice Crutchdold and Miss Kate
Iawton are spending tho summer at
ocean View.
Misses Lizzie and Maggie Bates are
visiting the Misses Nndcrslice of SUE
folk. Va.
Tho many friends Of AR John selg-
wick. Of so east Grace street, who has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

The heroine is an American girl and her
rival is "a charming English actress.
Thomas Nelson Page contributes the tale
Of n negro iyuch.ng in the South. entitled
"rha Spectre of the Cart" The fuli-page
Illustration is by II. g. Yohn.
Albert White worse tells story of Lit
tie Italy the action of which takes place
ln am East Side theatre
"A Royal Auy' Us another charming
"OCouu0r' story by William Hayward
Browne.
Ernest Seton Thompson. whose book.
'WIl Animals I Have Known" has
made famous. contributes "The Trail OF
tho Snlhl Stas' with DTS own poetic
Illustrations. IN tolls how The love of the
chase grew and developed in boy. buJ
with f1r higher results than the mere love
OF slaughter.
I'm addition 20 it7 fiction this number
also contains tho conclusion of Senator
I0ar's article on Daniel Webster. moro
letters written by Stevenson from Borune-
mouth. many OF them TO william Archer
tho dramatic critic; a short paper ON
Japanese Flower Arrangement" by The
od0res W0res. Illustrated from paintings
by Mr. Wores. poems by d. s. Martin
and j. Russell Taylor. also o. brief article
by the eminent painter, john Ia FARCE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
YNAAAM AA
Literature Music Art and Social and Personal Notes.

been quite IN. will be gratided to learn
OF his improved condition.
Miss Maud Conrad lett last week for
staunton. and will be the guest OF Mrs.
VIM. j. Summcrson.
Miss Catherine Carmody IS visiting
friends I'm Staunton. Va.
Miss Kate Ruford IS spending the sum-
mer az the Allegheny Springs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
SCOTLAND
Personal

iauINn INIf JAS. INfrNaf I'I h'".''' ''
Wythcyme Va, TO spend the month OK
August
Tho last Tea of The season was served at
the W0mau's sIub ou Monday afternoon
Among those present wcrc. Mcso3mts j..
l. LOWS. j. Addison Cooke. A. j.. war
rem. i. Arthur Lcfroy ~. William Pom
horton and Misses Jane rutherford, ana
Claire Guil.aumc.
Arrauecmcafs were made for closing The
club during the month of August ana
fnrcueIs were exchanged ass by the end
of fho ulet week. au but two OF taa la
d.e3 present lo.t town.
Thc following is tho literary programme
f1r u.Xt season:
November Cth-Two English Writers and
Lovers of Freedom.
.In tho humorous linc 7 am thought 90
have pretty way with me- and as Tor
paflos. Il am as provocative or tears as
an onion. Hawthorne.
Mrs Henry Gibson. Mrs. ~. William
Pomb'rton. chairmcn.
November 21.h-Music4lc.
'-rho most elaborate harmonics. ~ they
please me- please as simply as nurse
lullaby" Airs. George W.. Stevens, chair
man.
December 2d-Some old Essayists-'rhe
Revival OF tho Essly-S0mo Few Modern
Ese1yistf
'.The profouudost wisdom must be min
rlc1 with nIue-tenths OF nonsense else
f. fs not worth the breath that uttcrs
in IT.
Mrs st.Dhon Putney. chairman.
December lsth-Art.
"Tuta AN revelations OF the better lifc
Tho adequate perception of great work
Of art demands O gifted simplicity OF
vision
ny ~ rri.r,--.- chairman
I,,,,,-,, s.r
"yyrs, eo1rs have loved there IS no
fsf.lb,af or f,-retfllnrss."
Poem pIeurl-A "song Without
vvor5."
,r-. er7ro Shields. chairman.
January uh-vrelua Day-Prcsidcnts
p.,. 7rr- r Warren. Mrs. John
10 Iay l,,.rr,.r
T,r,,,,,. asl
...I-l. nom is not for women. Her power
60 t-1 r..l'r.l and Immediate. NJ is with
+h.li,.,,..- ,.oi.o alone that she can compel
the world IN recognize the light of her in-
t.roo- and the drpth Of her heart"
A crorn of Women of Lettors-Do They
ruetff, TIavrtnorno's Assertion?
Mrs charles Bosher. Miss Mary Weller
TlUi. cr.I~men.
February 5th-Nusicalc.
OF win discourse most eloquent music"
1fre c.orre w stevens. chairman.
February 1ah-Hools OF the Year and
tho Writers of Them Mrs. j.. r. Do-
shiau. Mrs. Jeffrey Arthur LEROY. chair
mott
March lt-1-IWo LdihleIa ana IIl'H
"co past is dead FOR us but only Sleep
inr"-I IT, j.
Nire Charles O.. Worthan, Mrs. John q.
April 2I-Muscale Mrs. George w
Stevens chairman
and lovers OF children.
"rf Won wish to be like a LITTLE child
e,u5v what "a little child would under.
stand-naturc: and do what little child
can do-love"
Miss Lucy Coleman. chairman
ArrU 31th-Art Airs. W. j.. Thomas,
chairman.
May 1t.h-An Evening with Spain.
Oh, land Of SONG and cIadness
yet fll OF subtle Sadness
% cnyairv and song
80 srcfa,t feYis and glory:
d., v-e.ltbs of untold story.
1r,se e--.rrauov Miss susan s. We'll
f.rf cb.irnen.
'Nrount Airy n Fluvanna county. was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
The Magazines

..-,,..,,,. fr+.~.s+ir, reading.
The Magazines.
.i-eprN-r rrrrRATrrRE for August
sl, ~" ' n,.,t,,, and is q blessing 10
., So. .,,,,.r, ~ tbts yyorl,-a -dav world
t...,t ,,,,,.b elmo for reading and
~ III. ,.r.. g., r,,,,, themselves inform
-, li..r,~, Another de-
on. o 49, ~ .t,ts r,,blication IS the
-. 80 A,.borsu Tbo frontispioce
or ...... e,,, -,rot,orar,i
Tor this month l' F.i' N.. ,,.,7-t..,
on 'NIt ,'''...'t -.-,i, e..,,,
Chuicnil' Oh i'llI-l' D'i'-'
,ro coN-rrEv,s HOMIE JOr-RNAT, for
49,, r-. fr..,o ,r,r- oorfribufos a
lt.l f-...t o-+ued "e+ro,-
mus ola si,,-, -,f War orr
$3.50 -, ID, r.-r Mrs Nrarr "a
e.. r..- r,,,l. p,rror
inc uau- oL .-.- ..'.-.., ., a,,,l -
Il'pe' FH5l. .-..-... Co.,. .,., .i.s.,r,
Nlfsin-ans tne cHl-l l". ei,7, l-' '''l
Is tne IaC- l..l. - '. ~ b,s ,not5or
mostly from le-ltir "ii'.oi I'D ".'
by James Barron nope "".l ar June
man OK twenty three. ne l'oN F's ~
the West indies lh lAe -diiAH. 'lip
rlr1a " commanded By his uncle. Captain
samuel Barron. The article closes with
u0om by James Barron Hope "Cuha,
(which written at that distant day, is set
most timely.
rpAVE TFsIIES POPULAR
voNTfI,y for Aurust is entertaining
~ az. -. 'o,ntorts and charms tho
eye by the number and beauty of us IT'S i,-
49,. g. Art" i- Illustrated with eix-
+l.7 te.,,tfrrl combinations OF paintings
,, celebrated European and American
masters. including Teniers. Erdmann.
yautIer Rlofsthal H0venden. Moran.
Turner leighton. Mosler ana Luxe
qlalnl ana ......t.,. ~ ore oe oYr fal.
'...'.'''' ...,.,.,., ~ carlsbad. who de-
l.,.,-,- ..p-.gi-foe+ A. INV hest meal"
1--, Ct,r,llo. Herds contributes one Of
he ,rimitab1a "Mluervv ANN stories.
chile puth ArcEnorv Suarts queen o.
sheha's Triumph" is destined TO- ranS
among her masterpieces. Van Tassel
sutphen shoWs. in wonderfully lill,'-
native work OF fiction. entitled me
Greatest Thing in me Not.a ..,,.,1o ..'
country S. rapidly becoming
Edward Fawcett spins ,
"The Lid of The CHEST i-.lL '' ir,-,,.,
Miss Angel is more coe -. .....,,,-.s-
O.. Mead "i ,.e5 ,..' r.4',..- D, ",
Tohn A. logan. g. mo- felton, bur h'Snly
interesting actualitv Ina mo
cover, IN colors. e Dy Wenz'lA
,r,., ,.,1i,,. article I'm AppTTTONS'
.rt.r'r-r,p ecrrNrr MONTHLY for
go. is roriy to Comrtroller Coler
~. r,r,,,i-rf, IT ciddirg-. Professor ~
y ,-l-'. o., l,,l,,r,ti, r-1iroreitv. Apple
.o- ~, is the author Of an article
,5.,.,...,,s, reoer+ LEGISLATION Against the
y,.'.,- r,.n ne statistics seem to show
~. recisiatye attempts 20 diminish
Iiouor drinldnr almost uniformly have
the reverse effect The Teachers School
of Science. which was founded some
wears ago I'm Boston by q few public
--t-f4-r -.f.Dff.f. fn Described with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

CURRENT LITERATURE FOR August
gives you the best things from the new
novels in q nutshell and IS q blessing 10
the busy people of this work-a-day world
who haven't much timo for reading ana
yet who like % keep themselves inform
ed on matters literary. Another de-
nghtm feature Of this publication is the
Gossip of Authors" Tho frontispieca
for this month is very fine photograph
of that talented young author. Winston
Churchill. of Richard Carve" fame.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30


fortunes Vassals," by Sarah Barn
well Elliott, the complete novel In LIP
PINCOT1TS NEW MAGAZINE for Au-
gust, IS undoubtedly the strongest novel
to date from a pen which has already
produced 1.-THE Durket Sperrit' and AN
Incident and Other Happenings
The fiction OF the month IS rendered
unique by the addition Of "Noahs Ark.
in which 7. Zangwill, IN his mastery way.
takes his reader from the Ghetto OF
Frankfort, Germany. TO distant Niagara
Falls This IS one Of the few tales BIZ
IT'S author which viii appeal IN q peculiar
manner 10 Americans.
Or. g. w. Doyle author n "The Tam
ing Of the Jungle" contributes pic
turesque story I'm a field all his Own.
namely that OF tho Chinese quarter OF
San Francisco.
A strong and timely paper. by Maurice
Thompson, entitled 1.-THE Court OF Judge
Lynch" Mrs Ellen Olncy Kinks adj
mlrable article, the second I'm the series
OF articles on Women, by Women. for
Women. entitled, Woman: a Phase OF
Modcrnity;" Miss Anne Hollinssworth
Whartons second paper on "fho Salon IN
Old Philadelphia: Tho Devils Bridge
a seasonabe legend OF the Philippines
by Charles NJ skinner and wireless
TelegraTJy," by George +. Barker. LID.
are all OF interest at the moment 4.-.---
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-17

j. I. WALL < co.
Successors to Mammoth Clothing 4 Shoe Cos
BATCH OF FOUR.
Sentences Range from 80 to 100
Days in the Work House.

Geo. Garner, Bob Robinson and
bud and Geo. Harper, the four
negroes who engaged in pitched
battle with officers last Thursday,
were tried IN the City Court Friday.
The Harper brothers were each
given one hundred days in the
work house for carrying concealed
deadly weapons and Robinson and
Garner thirty days each on a
charge Of vagrancy.
Henry Pattin, col, who was shot
and badly wounded near Pee Dee
some time last fall, idt n.ife I"Bud"
Harper, one Of the prisoners, as the
man who fired the shot and it is
likely he will have to answer to the
charge, on completion of his pres
eEt>sentenCe.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-17
FELL ON THE FLOOR.
Singular Accident Causes Death
of an Asylum Patient.


Samuel Musgrove, a patient at
the asylum, met with peculiar &C
cident Jan s, which caused his
death last Thursday night. He
was walking around upon the floor
of his ward, when he suddenly
slipped and fell. He sustained a
fracture of one of his hip joints, and
although everything was done to
relieve the old mans sufferings, he
died as above stated. He was 20
years old and had been an inmate
of the asylum only a few weeks.
His home was in McCracken county.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-17
Returned From Hawaii.

Owensboro, KY, January 81
Three years ago young man OF
the name of Leach disappeared
from his home in Ohio County, near
here leaving wife aud baby
He has just returned from the Ha-
waiian Island and says he is home
to stay He deposited 81, zoo in
gold in the bank at Beaver Dam as
the resultof his work IN Hawaii.
His wife received him back.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1899-01-17
FIFTY THOUSAND
Asked By Bail For Alienation of
His Wife's Affections.

Benton Harbor, Mich, Jan. Is, 49,
Fifteen days ago Fred Ball, of this
city, and Mildred vaughan, an
alleged millionairess oftPaducah.,
Ky, were married, and in less
than a week the bride brought suit
to annul the marriage, Now Ball
has compenced damage suit
through Attorney Howell, of Cas-
sopolis, against the Vaughan family
for alternating the atfectlons'of his
six days bride. Ball places his
damages at $4,000. 1t is alleged
that Ball was offered a sum of
money to never appear in Court and
thus allow the wife to get divorce,
ExConsul O'Hara, of st. Joseph, is
the attorney for the Kentucky bride
in prosecuting her case