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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

free trial Of their remedy was peculiar
~ alluring 20 her She sent Tor "a free
trial, followed an directions faithfully.
aud soon she was rewarded by a
growth OF hair. which Tor thickness.
quality and luNuriance was ns remark
able AZ the results was gratifying Miss
Emond lives In Salem Mass. nt go
Washington Street and naturally feels
very much cluted 10 recover from total
badness. An itching scalp TO people
who are blessed with hair IL q Sign of
coming badness ANA should be attend
ed Ia at once,
The remedy that caused Miss
Emonds hair 10 grow also cures AN
scalp Itching and diseases. removes
dandrun ana Keeps the hair and scalp
healthy ana vigorous. Trial packages
aiN mailed free To an who write To the
Altonhelm Medical Dispensary, i57
Selves Hldg,, Cincinnati. o., enclosing
four cents In stamps TO cover postage.
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SUNNY ~ DAWSON CRY.
Men are Dying Of the nls.hs" In the Kl"n-
dixie Reform lu Mining Laws.

Seattle. Wash. Bob. 2s.-Aivlces
from Dawson say that mon are dying
~ acurvy in the suburbs ~ that cln.
Recently John Mciihaii was found al
most dead On n tent an Victoria uulch.
Tor death. unable 10 do anything 10
hclr himself. Ills partner had boon
taking care of him. hut was stricken
with ncurvy and hustcncd TO Dawson
Tor medical aid.
The gold commissioner nt Dawson
has Just mndc thu important ruling
that 20 person locating n claim nnd az
Ter prospecting q finds u n blank or
Improbable. he can make nn piiidaNit
10 that effect and regain hlH rlEht To-
locate again IN unoccuplcd grounds IN
that district Heretofore n pcra1n lost
ME- right after recording
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mEAIrm ~ run czAm.
Report tha, the Emperor Nicholas Il NJ
y MIihnnl InnnhaiInn.

London. Feb 2S.-Thr Standard cor.
respondent at Dnrmatndt. capital ~
tho grand duchy ~ llosno. anyH; ~
am assured that the rumors that Em-
pcrnr Nicholas ~ 30 ~ az 10 be- unable
10 attend 10 affairs, are without foun-
dalton. The ITS from which hr has
suffered have become less frequent In
recent years, leading Co the hope that
they win eventually cease.
'"rhr chief reason why he does not
attend personally TO state Affairs, IN
his anxiety regarding the approaching
possible that the diaquietlng reports
omnnnte from highly placed persons In
~, Petersburg, whose plans would DO
upset by tho birth of an heir"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

For frost bites, burns. indolcnt sores.
oczomh, skin disease, and especially
Piles, prWiu'H witch Hazel salyo
stands urrt ANA best. Look out for
dishonest people who try 10 Initiate and
counterfeit a. It's their Enforcement
Of a good article. Worthless goods arc
not Initiated. Get lleWittH Witch
Hazel Saiye. T. e.. schramm, McCnr.
nick building, corner Main street. First
South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Ely's Cvam Balm has completely
cured me VI clturrh when everything
else fallrd.-Alfrrd W. stevens. Cald-
we'll Ohio.
Ely'u Cream Balm works like a
charm; u has cured me OF the most
obstinate case ~ cold In the head. I
would not be- without it.-Fred'k Fries.
2Sa Hart st., brooklyn, n. Y.
\ lUc Trial size or the SOC. size OF
Ely's Cream Balm VIII he mailed Kept
by druggists. Ely Brothers. So Warren.
81. y. y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Monadnoek Demoli-he- the Mainbon
Church with Three of Ter Shells.

Manila. Feb. -. 1910 a.m.-Tho
rebels al Malabon fired upon the
day, while Admiral Dewey was visit
ing the Monadnock. Three shells
We're dropped by the monitor into the
Malnbon church. demollshing the
structure and killing number OF
rebels who were Inside.
A factory at Maloloa II reported To be
running day and night TO supply am
munition for the insurgents. The ig-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

give me a liver regulator and I can
regulate the world" said genius. The
drugrist handed him a bottle ~ De
Wiltt Little Early l,lsorH. the famous
little nlllH, +, a., schramm, Mccormick
building, corner Main street. First
South.
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EXCLUSION rnom urAn COUNTY


For the sousa Band Concert and for
the Legislature the Rio Grande West
ern announces an excursion from all
utah County points 10 salt Lake city
ana return Wednesday. March LIST.
Travel % come In on train No. Z with
return special at ii;00 y. IN.
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Not one child dies whore ten for
merry died from Group. People have
learned the value of one Minute Cough
cure ana use II Tor severe lung and
throat troubles, Il Immediately stops
coughing, II never fails, H. q.
schrnmm, Mccormick Building. corner
Main street. First south.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28

Don't initiate your lungs with a stub
born cough when "a pleasant aud ef-
teetyg remedy may be found Ia BAL
70 and 20 cents. z. g.. ~. l. Drug Dept.
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nornnce OF the natives IS shown by tho
faet that they have collected empty
sprjnrneid shells and are reiililht
them. over 1900 Of these cartrllRes
have been discovered IN houEes m faii-
1ayenn by an officer Of the Washington
volunteers. a., .,,.,-
The cruiser Charleston and the gun.
boat concord have gone ON ten uHyH
cruise. presumably Looking LOT nhues
terers. II is believed that arms "
ing landed IN small quantities at
northern ports. -.
Everything was absolutely quiet last
nlrht, both Inside and outside the Guy.
The commissioners appointed n8
President Mckinley 60 study the condl-
lions In the Islands urc expected To ar
rive here ON Saturday.
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west rolnt Graduate. IA Route to Manila.

san Francisco. Feb. 9s.-slx second
lloutenanta In the regular army Just
graduated from the military academy
AZ West Point. have arrived here on
their way 10 Manila 10 Join varioun
regular Infantry regiments Eleven 9th.
~ officers ~ tho Same grade VIII arrive
IN a day or two. Those now here are
u. 70. calvert OF indianapolis. assigned
20 the 18th Infantry. VIM. T. Mcrry ~
Northern Sew York, 2gr1 Infantry; Ian.
Hanson ~ South Dakota. ian infnn-
Try. Charles Brooks clark of Milford.
Mass. g1ui Infantry. James Justice ~
Washington, 2lrd Infantry and G. NJ.
nundcll. lth Infantry.
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TAnLERs BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT IN no panacoa. but II recon-
mcndrd for Piles only. These Il will
cure. Price, % cents In bottles: Tubes,
70 cents, 2, O. NJ. l. Drug Dept
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FEDERAL COURT.
Drawing Of Jurors for the Session In
OgIlen-Othcr Maiters.

AZ the regular Monday session OF the
Federal court. Judge Marshall handed
down o decision In favor Of the defend
ant IN the case of i,olonbaum, Buchan-
an co. W. W. g. Mccormick.
The case u y. a. Penn a nj W ".
r. kincnld II al upon motion VI plnin-
TIT was net for Saturday. March an.
IN thu case ~ Martha a. Rounds w
the Tribune job Printing GO. the time
10 take testimony was extended 30
days
Tho following jurors wcrc chosen for
the northern session ~ the court. with
orders 10 be In attendance at ogden on
March ilths
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LADIES KID CLOVIS pSe. Ary. q. ~. .
Tw0.clnsp. Latest styles, all shaded
ana colorr worth yl.sS regularly. Sale
this week
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LADIES MD GLOVES nae. an y. q. MI.
Al this week In Sale. Regular price
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1AhNNb ~ AAWAtNf
W V. Ebcrly. Sal, Lake city.
John ituyiancc. SprIngyillc.
w. u. pougnll ST., Salt Lake.
W. ~ PICKERING Salt Lake
Henry Cartwright. Salt Lake.
~. sheffield. knyHyillo.
W. T. barley. Wciiayiiic.
James Cooley. Pleasant Grove.
Abel J. Evans Lehl
~. =. LOWS. Provo.
Walter W. stcod. Pennington.
George 4. nlair. salt Lake.
J. 3 Carluw. ogden.
Joseph w. Mnynof Salt Lake.
Henry ~. Dinwoodcy salt Lake.
George Calder. Salt Lake.
70 ~ Miller. Salt Lake.
Thomas W. Pntro. Salt Take.
Joseph Goats r.. isohi.
J. - Murphy. snit Lake.
William HATFIELD. Eureka.
4. v. Nnrh Salt Lake.
George T.. Morley Muronl.
PETIT JURORS.
". +. Murray. Ephfaim. ~
W. A. Neldon. HALT Lake.
Alfred uunaheu. Salt Lake.
w. V. iicatin. Salt Lake.
John 5. Pare. jr. Pnynon.
John woodhouac, Lchi.
fNNthf lkntlNNNs dfis FNlt Lake.
:. y. Hardness. Sconeld.
Thomas W. Jcnnlnra Salt Lake.
Aaron ~. Porter. .Ccntoryille.
John e. cutler Jr. Salt Lake.
Iufenh ". Dean. Salt Lake.
w, Y, Nenlen Salt Lake.
Arthur y. Cummings. salt Lake.
tohn t,lliH. ogden.
Richard Fry. Morgan.
y. NJ. Fox. salt Lake.
ThomnH A ClnwHon. Salt Lake.
Ernest 70. Eldrodrn. Salt Lake.
'4unri rruwthur. Salt Lake.
Henry Green. Salt ' sts
John y Hardy Salt Lake.
John ]. Daily Salt Lake.
Thomas q. WINNER Pnyaon.
Hugh Anderson. Rnit Lake.
walter Pack, Woods Cross.
John klfkham. t.ohi.
Robert Gale. tlntah.
George y W0nliov. Salt Lake.
James Smith. kuyuyillc.
The cnrc " WIN. vowles. a voluntary
bankrupt, WINS referred 10 Reforc,
Baldwin Tor hearing al March Ath.
The northern session 81 the Fedora
court OPENS ~ ogden On Monday next,
the Jury docs not ufaumhle until March
18th.
The appointments NJ George II. Chaa,
Tor iioN Elder county and John q
uclamcro ~ Tooelr county for rrfrreci
In bankruptcy, were vacated. tho gen.
temcn not qualifying
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monta an of which failed and the offcr
OF a well known dlapensary TO send a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-28
BUSINESS AFFAIRS
OF Mr.. M'CUNE
Are inquired Into at Length Before
the Legislative Committee.
RELATIONS WITH HERALD
Lapish, Lannan. uideout and Hard
uefcre the Committee Little Ad-
ded 60 the Testimony.

Mr.. McCune was recalled second
time yesterday afternoon before the In
vestiRa;lng committee, and was exam
incd by Mr.. Dickson In relation to his
supervision Of the statement prepared
for the press by Sir. Mccune and Mt.
Thurman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-15

Higgins. the Misses Cowell. the Misses
Juna, Messrs. Wells. Browning. Orr, Juno
and Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby s Noyes are at the
"Laurel-in-the-P Pines" Lakewood. y J..
winters.
Mrs. Grant entertained at a luncheon Of
eighteen covers today.
The first Small and Early dance wifi take
place tonight at Rauscher's and will be the
hrst ball of the winter. The patronesses are
Mrs. Hay, Mrs. J. s. Ward. Mrs A. F.
ibald Hopkins.
Mrs. bingham gave a luncheon today,
when her guests were Mrs. Elkins. Mrs.
FAIRBANKS. Mis-. Stanley Matthews. Mrs.
Miles, Ms Crowninshield. Mrs. Bates. Mrs
John w. Foster Mrs. Wells Mrs Hender-
son, Mrs. Westinghouse Mrs Hit Miss
Edes and Miss Addison Mitchell.
Mrs. Hitchcock and the Misses Hitchcock
left for st. Louis today TO spend the Christ
mas week. The Secretary of the Interior
leaves ;m sunday morning TO join them. ana
VIII return TO the city with the ladies on
the afternoon of the 21th instant.
Mrs. {. H Holmead gave a tea yesterday
in homer of the II. A. r. Her home on
street was decked with the national colors
ana flowers. The hostess. who is the re-
cordtng secret ary of the American Chap
ter. was assisted in receiving 10y the regent,
Mrs. Patty Miller Stocking. and the other
officers of the chapter. and by Mrs. G. N.
Hoimead, il. In the tea room Mrs. William
A Linton. Miss Golden and Miss DalIymple
did the honors.
AT the marriage tomorrow Of Miss Eliza
beth Tyler and Mr.. Rhett. three brothers
of the bride and three OF the groom will
be the ushers. Mr.. Thomas Rhett will be
best man for his brother and Miss Caroline
Clark of Paris maid OF honor. Eighteen
relatives OF the groom are from New
York for the wedding and an equally large
gathering of the brides kinsfolk from the
south will also be present. The couple will
reside in Brooklyn.
Mrs. Hobart, widow of the late Vice Pres
ident, called at the White House yesterday
afternoon. and remained with Mrs. Mo
kinney some time. The President paid his
respects to her, leaving his office TO do so.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Wiener and daughter are
paying visit to her brother Mr.. Louis
Somehow. $40 I'd street, where they will
be pleased to see their friends on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs, Richardson will he
at home Saturdays at I7lO New Hampshire
avenue.
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DIED.

BOOTH. On Fhiay morning December 10 1882
81 ms nS rssde9ce IA street Northwest JOHN
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CRoGGoN. On Thursday. December Il. 1892 at
wc an io At bis rssidenee 6Ss street south.
Funeral s1;I sunday DsesnSsf 4 at pm. rrns,al
I2:3o pm, CHARLES L. GRIFFIN, aged
Funeral from his late residence. 4l5 ID street
northeast Saturday, December ID, NJ 2:3o p. m.
1nterment at Glcr.Nood.
HETZEL; ON Friday. December IL. 1899. al $3.50
an, MARGARETTA. widow of Captain Ahuer
leiviere Hetzel, u.S.A, in the eighty NTH year
Notice Of funeral hereafter
JOHNSON. On Wednesday December H. 1899. at
1l:20 pm, at the residence OF her sister Mrs.
J; GnInmins, lISs sth street northwest Mrs.
MARTHA JOHNSON. widow of the late Chas.
E. Johnson. in the sixty ninth year OF her age.
lntermeDt at HerndoD, Va. %
KING. Departed this life December Is. 1899. at
81 9Th street northwest, susanna KING NEE
Talbotp, beloved wife OF John W. King
Dying with Jesus. His death reckoned mine;
Living with Jesus a rev 9fe divine:
Looking to Jesus till glory doth shine
Moment by moment, 8 Lord, am thine
Funeral Saturday, December 10, 2 pm. from KEN
DAN Church, 9Th street between D and = south
west.
MATTTNGLY. On Thursday December IA 1870
at s an, after a long and painful Hlness
CHARLES W, beloved husband Of IiebecrR n.
and one day.
Funeral from his late residence. BrightwoOd. De-
cember 15, at i pm. interment Al Arlington.
Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited
10 ateeha-
- - -
MccU iIDlGH On thursday lleceinber u, lss'-
Of Clarence f. and the late Katie Mccullough,
t,r sI M I'M ir Ii I'm, anu s S, u%g ,. -, o
unerai viii take place SATURDAY sittriioah. ~
NJ iI ET he 90 6eS - 80, VI nlS
-
'IBohIE, beloved husband or Annie - Nick
olus. 1>e" 10TH anu hroohl!h papers piease
copsJ
-
NICtiolNs' Nn friday necenRer 10. ls'' az
BIZ NtNr-iNN - y, ln nca -, n'ioftn VII. "
y. n. >i't ~, ~ neI ny! scolu gsar er
sc 20, "a sieet "oi 'ne"elH "i''i t"ik
,, anu p Si lI It - =, - 49,, A.,
literal n1siaS, bceiher 70, nj p.m t"tn siei
LoI'iiHih paptist Nnulrn. vni mr. NJ "til 1hA n
sti..ts "'i'ie"S' '4'oi"'eht III ~" 'i'7N -. ~
etery'
SwEENEl ,nee Ie.enyl widow SL the laI@ IAN
iSI "A o"esnes ilio % 'eu E, "a Slh ~
mon Ireland
17rna-ai fron, Yae's pnaer,aliny establishment
Safu-dav nacemhar Ia AZ 2 o'clock New Sork
and San rrarcIsrn names nIcase 'anv
n,,o,,nso>- n ,,-,, ,,.,.,.. =, ,ooo -.
o'clock am, hnIh hihGIIlA: Youngest
gaughter OF " MhiaIu r ANU 'hginia IL.
THOMPSON, aged thiee years D.
u''eai p''"
WILSON Doported this life December 10 1soa
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Sure of m Welcnmn

). X Crockett's greatest story, The Isle
OF the Winds a thrilling tale OF adventure
Will be printed in The Saturday Star as n
serial, beginning tomorrow. Il will run
through eighteen numbers. years sub
scripuon to The Saturday Star would make
most attractive present for some ou;-of-
town friend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-12-15

That fog in the Bronchial tubes is the grim 20
chronic tn uhle, hut 1t is very susceptible 10 treat
ment with Jayne's ENpectorant
catarrhal Feyers almost Invariably yield To
JAMES EXPECTORANT
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-03
LAND AND STOCK.

The Adair News reports the sales of
mountain sheep at 81.
James Thompson bought of Thomas
Robinson bunch of hogs at &c.
c. b. Reid's Ben Frost, selling 10 to
|, won good race at New Orleans Tues
day.
GSales OF a number OF mules at si5 to
$40 are noted in the Lawrenceburg
News.
HOG LosT.-Black Berkshire boar;
will sweigh 100 pounds. Reward for
return. Mark Hardin.
Only 10 persons attended the mass
meeting Of members OF the Tobacco
Growers League at Lexington.
Sales OF pair of extra fine mules for
800 and 80 export cattle at Al, weight
l,75O pounds, are reported in the Paris
News.
A tobacco house operated by j. G..
Owens at Providence, burned with
100000 pounds OF tine strip tobacco, loss
$50, 600.
Sales OF 200 barrels of corn at 400
delivered aud several lots OF heiiers at
~ TO 80 are noted In the Winchester
Democrat.
Hudson & Page bought of ]. Il. De
hony IL two-year-old steers at s35 and
of Frank Wagner Is long yearlings al
s2s.-Adalr News.
George w. Rice, of Speedwell, sold
To Thomas Phelps 800 barrels of corr
in the field, TO be fed to cattle, at 81. %
and TO Covington, Arnold 4 Bro. 30t
bushels OF wheat at 60c.-Richmond
Register.
A. G. Whitley sold TO ]. G. johnson
IS l,270.ponpd cattle Al ~. They wer,
shipped TO Cincinnati. G. W.EvaDs
l. Of Crab Orchard sold 70 NJ. ]. Fsrri'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-03

CHANGE or PUBLICATION DAYS. -
For very many and very satisfactory
reasons, we have decided 10 change the
time OF printing the INTERIOR jour
NAL from Monday aud Thursday nights
TO Tuesday and Friday mornings, add
will begin the new order next Tuesday
Our correspondents will continue to
send their matter at the same time as
now, to be supplemented by telegraph
or telephone the MORNINGS OF publ ca
tion. BY the new arrangement we will
catch mails Immediately North and
South on the l.. a. ~, on the Kentucky
Central and the Cincinnati Southern
North. The only drawback Will be the
connection or the Cincinnati Southern,
South, as there Is never direct connec.
ton at Junction City. beginning mex,
Tuesday at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the hour
that we will then and thereafter 90 "a
press, our patrons In town can count OF
receiving the paper rs promptly and Al
regularly as IL has been delivered al
night In the past.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY GOSSIP.

w. SHANKs IL down with grip.
JAMES r. MENEFEE IL now deputy
county clerk
Mrs. AMERICA RoUT Il III at her
daughter. Mrs. }. Il. Owens.
A. &. DUNN spent several days 10
Rockcastlc selling jack stock.
Miss RnoDA LUNsFoRDleit Tuesday
for Missourito visit relatives.
Mrs. w. T.. GRIMES Is convalescing
from spell Of week with grip.
CT. LACKEY went to Harrodsburg
yesterday TO see bis sick brother.
Mrs. a. G. MARTIN IL visiting her
sister. Mrs. J. w. Basin, at Pit,sburg.
Miss BERTHA GRuBBs, OF Shelby
City. IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Embry
Beazley.
DIR. FRANK ORDER, OF Greensboro.
has located ut Mckinney to practice
medicine.
Nix. BEN WEARES. Of Stanford, Is a
regular visitor To our city. Cause p
Richmond Climax.
J.F. RIGNEy, OF this county, has
been granted pension Of s2i a month,
with back since April, ls9s.
Mrs. TALToN EMBRy, OF Cincinnati,
was here this week to see Mrs. a. II.
Severance. who Is convalescing.
A TELEPHONE message from Har-
rodsburg says that Sam c. Lsckey, who
contracted cold while at. the burial OF
his mother here. is III with pneumonia.
john COULTER, the accommodating
hack man between Yosemite and Nc
Kinney. came all the way from the
former place Wednesday to have a
tooth pulled.
II. G. LAMB, who used 10 come here
To sec after the circulation Of the Lou
isville Times, Is dead aud Ia Wednes-
days paper Barnes Weareu pays a
tribute 10 him.
MIR. J. IA. STEPHENS. who moved
his family TO Livingston from Crab Or
chard, il doing nicely In the hotel bus
mess at the latter place. His family is
well pleased with the new home.
ED. J. .. MONTGOMERY came from
Liberty aud his son Charlie Montgom'
cry from Lexington To hear Gov. Tay-
Tor. ]. Thomas Cherry. Of Brodhead
was another Of those who came from 4
distance.
Tom MoRRIsEY. whose tragic death
In the battle OF San Juan. WAS pub
lished far and wide. was here Tuesda,
night, looking none the worse from hi
army experience. His three years arr
up and he Is out at present, but says h'
will join the army again soon.
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NEWS OF THE VICINhGt.


A foot Of snow covers the mountains
In Knox county. /
A little daughter of Ad. Coleman |
was burned TO death at Harrodsburg.
The Adair grand jury returned so
indictments, only 10 OF which we're for
selling whisky.
Herbert Hommel has been appoint
ed postmaster at Rock Castle Springs,
vice +. j. Campbell resigned.
Miss Katie Padgett, daughter Of Lo-
reno Padgett, formerly OF this county,
died near Science Hill Tuesday Of grip.
The miiwinter declamatory union
contest which was to have come of at
Winchester last week will be held at
Lexington Feb 2ith.
Miss Ada Vaughan, daughter OF the
Presiding Elder, w. +. Vaughan, OF
the methodist Conference, died Of con-
sumption at Maysville.
On account OF the smallpox scare
the authorities OF Richmond have quar-
antined against the Negroes OF Nicho-
lasville, among whom case has brok-
en- out.
| NJ. A. Holcomb, an attorney OF Nc
Kee, has been appointed circuit court
clerk of Jackson county by Judge H..
G. Eversole, to succeed J. b. King, de-
ceased.
A new and progressive method OF
schooling employees as TO the meaning
Of signals and operating Of trains is to
be introduced on the Queen q Crescent
system.
. Near Cumberland Falls William
Hardwick shot and seriously wounded
Bert Haines because the latter shot a
friend OF the formers for nothing. Al
are miners.
While celebrating the arrival of 4
boy at VIII McNally's house, Will anC
his brother Hugh were killed by th,
Belt Line road at Middlesboro, anC
Mrs. McNally died from the shock.
The passage of a law in Tennessee I,
punish blind tiger keepers, with a flo,
of $50 TO 800 and six months imprison
ment, is said TO be driving many of th,
animals TO the border counties of thi,
State.
Suit has been filed in the L. S. Cour-
az Louisville against II. c. Hazelwood
OF London, Ky, and J. T. William,
and Ed. Parker, of the same place, a.
sureties, for taking a mail contract anC
then not carrying out its provisions.
; Bush w. Allin. Sr., circuit cour
clerk of Mercer, aged 80 years, die,
Tuesday of pneumonia, preceded b
grip. He was an officer of the Confed
4 crate Veteran Association, a membe
OF several lodges and a popular man
He was the father of IL children, II G
whom are living.
The Richmond authorities have local
: ed the Rev. Hornsly, the cowboy preach
err, who eloped with Miss Annie Todt
u OF Madison, in Atlanta and an etfor
will be made to bring him back. In
u vestigation shows that Hornsly obtair
% ed money from Winchester aud Shel
U byville parties in order 10 leave tn
D country.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-03

DISCHARGED John Haley, who was
arrested in Louisville and brought
here on the charge of robbing pass.
euger named Woodson 90 "a south bound
night train, was discharged at his
trial before Judge Bailey yesterday.
Woodson failed TO appear against him
and the testimony Of Capt. J. w. Rose
and others was not sufficient TO hold
him. This was the second time set for
the trial with Woodson absent both
times.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-03

Mr.. Polk MILLER, OF Richmond,
Va, whom Mr.. Wattcrson describes M
"the greatest one man show In Amer
lea, arrived at l:2i yesterday in fine
condition 10 entertain our people,
which he was TO do last night In song
aud stories OF THE Old Times Down
South" Hon. II. &. Warren was TO in
troduce the entertainer, which means
that IL was neatly and handsomely
done