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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
MORE GLANDERED HORSES sHo1

State Fund to Compensate Owners Said To
BE Exhausted.
A little over two weeks ago Jacob Miller
Of 118 Pleasant avenue put two OF his horses
to board In stable on West 10th street.
Since then both OF his horses have
been shot because they had glan-
ders. DR.. John J. Foy OF 81 West
1924 street. who attended the horses. declared
last night that there were many horses at
many horses had been Killed that the State
allowance for tho reimbursement ~ owners
whose horses are shot on this account had
been exhausted. and that the owners Of horses
that are shot can now get no money.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Deputy Bfsroel.Haberts Arrest Causes .
Lively Debate in the Chamber.

Sbscfoi Cabs Dsspsfeh 10 THn svs.
PARrs. Dec. 20.-Before ths High Court Of
Justice to-day Paul Deroulede. one OF the
prisoners. denounced the magistrates. II spit
IN your faces. he said: Justice does not exist
here" Tho Procureur General demanded that
Deroulede be severely punished.
The prisoner replied: THE more you pun
ish me the moro France will honor me. You
are a lot OF scoundrels who have represented
anarchy draped In the red naR for the last two
years"
Deroulede's actions were those Of mailman.
He was evidently presumng on the patience Of
tho court to make a final theatrical display.
Deroulsde was further condemned to exclu-
sion from the court until the pleadings begin.
Deputy MARCEL Habert's arrest for alleged
conspiracy against the Government led to q
lively debate 10 the Chamber Of Deputies
to-day. N. Millevoye maintaining that It was
illegal until authorized by the Chamber. The
Government finally carried q motion OF closure
by vote Of 243 to 239. A motion by NJ. Cas-
telin. the Republican revisonist journalist. that
M. Msrcel-Habert be released was defeated BY
a vote OF 500 to 1906.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
NEW PLATFORM FOR BRYANrrES

Paper Money Advocated Instead of Silver
Single Tax Also Endorsed.
The Executive Committee Of tho Democratic
National Ways and Means Comm ttee OF Kings
county. which represents the Bryan Dem CO.
ROY in the Borough o: Brooklyn. met last
night at the home OF Eugene v. Brewster. StsI
Monroe street. Resolutions were unanimously
adopted declaring. in effect. that tho passage Of
the Financial bill by Congress rende red further
advocacy q bimetalism by any political party
suing by the Government OF irredeema able
greenbacks. and sus tested that the PROPOSE
. CONSTITUTIONAL amendment. The resolutions
further advocated Government ownership OF
all large Industries and the single tax theory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
SUPPOSED BURGLAR 4 LUSArIC,
Police Think So, but Asylum Authorities
Say the Patient Was Not Out.

A story was printed on Tuesday morning OF
how supposed burglar had broken a
window In the house OF Paul Fritzmeyer,
a. Utica avenue near Carroll street
Brooklyn. at O'Clock on Monday morn
ing. and had been frightened away by
tho servant in tho house. who had fred three
shots from revolver at him. The story was
read by Carl Sauter Of $40 Brandt street and
yesterday he went TO the Flatbush avenue
station and reported to the police that early on
Tuesday morning he had met man who an-
swered the description OF the burglar. One Of
his hands was cut and he asked Sauter the way
to tho Flatbuah Insane Asylum.
Detective McCurdy accom- pas led Sauter to
the asylum and Sauter picked out one Of the
patients as the man he had met on Tuesday
perpine The man was John T, Irvine. who
has been n patient at the institution for some
time; His hand 10 cut and the police believe
that he Is the man who attempted TO get into
Mrs. Fritzmeyer's house They do not think
that he intended to commit burglary. This
asylum authorities declared that Irvine had
not been out OF THAR institution at any timo
since he was placed there. Irvine didn't talk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
CIRCUS rs soyva 70 eERMASE'
Mr.. Bailey Says Tody Hamilton 10 studying
the Teutonio Poiysyllnbie.


James A. Bailey OF the Barnum 4 Bailey
show. which IL now In winter quarters
at stoke-on-Trent. England. arrived
Yesterday aboard the North German
Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse to buy drauRht horses 10
help haul tho great vehicles OF the circus. and
thoroughbred runners for the chariot races
He says the show 10 going across the
Channel into Germany in March. In
the words OF his prlsmatic word
painter. Nr. Tody Hamilton. Mr.. Bailey says
the show Ia no longer bie-it Ia the most coos-
sal aggregation. no., ever put under canvas.
and the canvas ls bigger than any ,etbe6
erected: being capable Of shsslter,nF lSs02Y
thinas through Germany. They are American
s%sNrs. nearly twice az long as the derm s Kind
IA is glory hero. Mr.. Bailey says
e. y going 70 astonish the Teutons.
MT; Hamilton. who is going on ahead: has
to be readx 20 Give Hamburg az inslins Of
what the 'grospartig" exhibition will do there
during the week beginning April 3 The show
vii not 90 TO Paris because its proprietSSrs
will be there In 1900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
DIED ON a TIA NsPORE.
James Gordon Jswstt Became Insane and
Death Came From Exhaustion.

Jhmeh GORDON JeweU Became Insane and
Death Came From Exhaustion.
James Gordon Jewett. who was recently ap-
pointed Superintendent OF Schools In Porto
Rico. died on the transport Burnside on Dec
IL. The Burnside brought his body to this city
yesterday. Mr.. Jewstt WAS born In lspain,
where his parents were missionaries twenty
five years ago. He lived at the home OF an
uncle in Aurburndale. Mass. from the time that
no was 10 years old until short time ago. He
was member OF the class OF % at Harvard
his mind WAS affected by the suicide OF his
COUSIN. Luther Jewett. who was q student at
Harvard at the same time He was for
left Tor Porto Rico five weeks ago. Soon after
reaching there his mind showed Atgns OF re-
curing weakness and he started for home on
the Burnside on Dec. y. He became Violently
exhaustion,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
rRAPPIsr FATHERS TO COME HERE
Permission Secured TO Build Two Msuas-
tories in Massachusetts.

Permission Secured to Build Two Msuas-
tories in Massachusetts.
BosroN. Doc. 20.-Monasteries will be erected
soon In Mills and Midway. Mass. where large
truots OF land have been purchased recently.
and the main body OF the Brotherhood OF La
Trappe. which has been In existence at Okla
Canada. for many years.will remove here. The
object 10 to reach the American markets more
easily. Over seven hundred acres Of the most
fertile lend have been secured and IL In Thought
the entire brotherhood will begin filling the
ground next April.
This is one OF the most austere OF all the
orders In the Catholic Church. The Rev John Nj,
Murphy. the head OF the order OF the brother
hood has been the moving spirit in the change
general OF the order to move tn the United
States, and the latter In turn asked and Sc
cured permission from Archbishop Williams.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

man dressed like a workingman was struck
by Long Island Railroad train at Bushwlck
Junction last evening He was taken aboard
the train TO LonG Island City and thence was
sent TO ~, johns Hospital DR., John j. Mul.
doubt prove fatal, His left leg was fractured
eleven times: Tho only things found that NAV
lead 70 Identification were the name PATRICK
And And cnTI earipg tbs words. Laurel Hill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Mitchrll-Furness.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2O,-Mss Annie Fur
ness. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Furne.s.
was married at noon to-day to Mr.. John Il.
Mitchell Sd. at Old St. Luke's Church. the Rev.
Leverett Bradley performing the ceremony
The ushers wero: Mr.. Thnoiore Furness. M
Z; C. s,syrns. Mr.; Risheri V: Buckley. MIR.
j Hart. Mr. Alfred r. Riggs. Mr. g. WI1ine
Hare and Mr 4. G. ID. Psndelfon Miss Mitchell.
sister OF the bridegroom. Was maid OF honor
Misc Furness. Miss Boswell and Miss Maria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Observation-Disclosures.

NoRwALK. Conn.,. Dec. 20.-Miss Flora May
jennings. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James O.
Jennings Of South Norwalk. and David Stout.
worth OF Norwalk. were married this afternoon
a. the Chapel OF Our Holy saviour. The Rev
!. W. Norris rector OF Trinity Church per.
formed the ceremony The bride was given
away BY her father Walter Hoyt Jennings. a
brotheS OF tn; bride. and Victor Woo Ferris OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Sold Stolen silk to n Rabbi.

Meyer Goldman was convicted in Newark
Yesterday OF receiving l. 1882 yards OF silk worth
81 ynrt. supposed to be part OF the proceeds
OF h 5000 robbery at 1872 Mott street, this
city The silk was traced 70 the home OF Rabbi
Newman at l22 Priace street, Newark. and the
rabbi was an IMPORTANT Witness yesterday. He
said that he gave the police the Hrst int IN at on
fore he heard that Il had been stolen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Nou.,ria'. Passenger. All Right.

The steamship Ncustria- which was detained
at Quarantine on Tuesday because Of q rumor
that about twenty-five OF her passen gers were
surrertitiously put aboard at Naples after they
had been rejected by the United States Consul
thsre. will be released this morning. Health
Oncer Doty received despatch from the Com
sni last night saying that the passengers were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
WOULD ELECT POLICE JUSTICES.
Brooklyn Republicans Have . Bill to That
End and Call to See Odsll.

End and Call to See od~Ii.
Naval 0ficer sharkey. Col. Michael j.
Dady. Walter b. Atterbury and several
other Brooklyn Republicans called at Repub-
lican headquarters in the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday afternoon just In time to
miss Chairman odell who had gone to
Newburgh for day or 80. The Brooklyn
Republicans have prepared bill to be intro
duced at Albany this winter and they desire to
consult Mr.. 0dell about II. The bill provides
for the election OF seven POLICE Justices In tho
borough Of Brooklyn whose terms are to be ak
said
The supreme Court Justices. CITY Court
Justices and al other Justices are elected By
the people and we cannot understand why
Police Justices should not be elected BY the
people also Neither do we believe that Il IL
necessary for n Police Justice TO be q lawyer
We believe that lsynen eSn All the.e places"
Of Manhattan also7" Col. Dady was asked
WE'LL do not know." he replied that Ia q
matter for the New York Repu blicans TO dis
cuss for themselves"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

The wedding OF Miss Elsa May Wagner to
Clarence Martense Norcum OF Brooklyn took
place last evening at the home OF thu brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs, J. 3. Wagner In Chat,
the Rev. DR.. White OF summit, n j. The
bride. who is niece OF ex Mayor Frederick w.
Wurster ~ brooklyn, was attended by her
was Henry VI. loot "'""
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. 20.-The Ontario Gov.
eminent held q sale OF 1913 square miles OF
timber limits IN tho AlRoma. Nipissing and
Rainy River districts to-day. 1t was attended
by all tho leading American lumbermen In
Michigan, who bought freely In spite Of tho
faot that the terms Of sale prohibited the cI-
port OF saw logs. the expectation being that
the scarcity OF lumbe and the Increased de-
pand In the United states would cause large
demands for manufactured stun for Canada
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Unitarian. and univer.nll.t. Cat Together.

The Unitarian Club OF New York and tho
New York Universalist Club gave Jointly din
ner last night at the Hotel St. Dents. for the
purpose OF mutual recognition and Intellectual
cooperation" More than three hundred guests
partook OF tho dinner and listened to the
speeches and the d scus'ton that followed.
Speeches were made by the Rev. Frederick A,
Bisbee. the Rev. James M. Pullman, the Rev,
l. NJ Atwood and the Rev, Merle St C Wright
All OF tho speeches argued for "a closer broth h.
srhood OF the two liberal churches"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Ono Day to Get Murder Tr,o, .,rrv

The work OF getting "A Jury 10 trv wu,,o,,
Neufeld. accused Of the mur,cr Of Mr.. Ann,a
hropman ON Aug Il, was completed Yesterday
morning before Justice Fursmun in the cri,n.
nm pranoh OF the supreme Cont, II hnd
gatS"r 'he aternm9mn AMI ono morning alto.
oota hed prompted District ATTORNEY tiardinsT
% maEea iittle spcerh Of congrNtnlnton and
nnb1iHn lot ottener hereafter in cases OF much
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Duznn-Leeds.

TRENTON. n j.. Dec. 20.-Miss Florence Iced.
OF this city and Frederick A. Dugan were mar
ried in Trinity Episcopal Church TODAY nv
the Rey, Henry NJ BARBOUR o. the Church o;
was given in marriage by her cousin. Moses
Paxon OF Philadelphia ''''e'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

PHrLADELPHIA. Dec. 20.-Mlss Mary Colahan.
daughter OF MI. md Mrs. John Barren Cola.
ham, aud Mr.. Frederick Hannum Clark vera
mar ed at noon to- day at the home OF the
hr!he's parents, 4OOt Pine street. 1y the Rev
howard III. Faltner. rector of St. Philp'a p n
Church. Mr.. Percy A. Legge acted ns basf
man and Miss Katherine Colahan as maid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Manager and Chorus Singer Marry.

George Bowles tho business mi mayor OF tho
Alice Nielsen Opera Company. nov playing at
the Casino was married last night BY DIR.
Honghton IN the Little Church Around the
OF hie company John Slavin and his wife at.
tended the bridal rnrty. Mrs. Rowles is tho
daughteE OF George Duncan. tho Mayor OF BUR-
llnRton la. Bowlos was divorced three weeks
hEo from, his former wife. Bahette Hodney'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Reward for n Gallant Tar on the BROOKLYN

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec 20-Harry J. Mac
Neal. the young Phadeph'an who displayed
gallnntry In action whilo gunnel's mate on
tho cruiser BROOKLYN during the engagement
Win NyrSera'S neet on SANTIAGO has uren re-
warded ny the Government. He has lust been
Sro n1 oi TO pc Sergeant Of Marines. Mae
h Mesi enmp peg out 70 the mnzzle Of gun which
Into service again. " 'AN' 'N'''AA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Gets $40, 800 for tho Los. of HI. Han.

A Jury in the Supreme Court in Brook,v,
yesterday awarded John scanlcn n yerdict q,
SlO,5OO in his suit against Emanuel Kahn a
Bros, and the East River Lead Com panv for
personal Injuries received while at work Tor
the defendants In December. 1894. Scanlon's
been been useless ever since 1t was the third trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
workmea Against Building Code.

The Board OF Walking Delegates passed q
resolution yesterday favorine the proposed ap-
nointment OF new comm isaioners by Gov
Roosevelt to formulate new building code for
New YORK. The secretary was instructed to
write 70 the Governor asking him not to allow
himself to be moved by any protests against
the appointment OF the new com m lsslon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21

Park Commissioner Clausen issued three
more permits yesterday to owners OF private
automobiles to use them IN Central Park. The
permits were granted to John Post. Jr., OF 10
street and 4; Il, Frank ot 90 Broad street.
Permit 10 u should have gone. TO Mr., Post.
hut ne objected 20 the number and got No. II
number his permit was. took No. IL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Country Property To Let or For Sail.

SURPRISING results are often realized in de-
phrtInG from wciI-heaten paths Bear this in
,n whol hlhclhs your ADVERTISING, IL your
Suns readers may be found a purchaser by
your making known through the ADVERTISING
Ado. 'N '"' @u'anVosoS'-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
SPANISH EsTIMx TIES HELD Or.

Minister Of Finance Threatens To Resign
Rather Than Yieid to the Opposition.
Special Cabb De.patch to TIN sus.
MADRID. Dec. 20.-The negotiations between
the Government and tho Opposition by which
the estimates were TO be- repassed BY Dec. 81
have failed. Senior villaverde. the Minister OF
Finance declared he would resign rather than
Yield to the Opposition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
HEIVH SHIPMENT OF MAILS
The New England Carries g. 200 Sacks From
Boston-Loaded Outside tho Bar.

h""on-Londed Outside tho bar.
BosroN. Dec 20.-The Dominion liner New
England left here to-day with tho largest ship
ment Of mail that has ever been aioat at this
port There were 2.2UO sacks In ali, This in
Guided the Australian mail. Tho tide was at
Hood ut noon to-day aud so the New England
arrival OF the New York and Western trains.
For this reason she proceeded To the outer
trains could be taken down to her. This ship
ment r. a record breaker, aud Is accounted for
~ the heavy Christmas mail being sent across
the water to the old country
Inc list OF saloon passengers on the New
England Included Lieut.. Dwyer Of Halifax, who
under orders 20 proceed at once TO South Africa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
American Contract with Danish Railway.
Sp,-iai Cable DsspstoA to Ta. sus.

Apt-sdl Cdbk DsspatoA % Tnn bur
BIRMISoHAM. Dec. 20.-The Daily Post
learns that an American arm Ia negotiating for
q contract to supply tho Danish State Railway
with all it's needs for Ave years. II Is believed
that the officials at Copenhagen will accept the
nronoaitIon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
To Tost a Coniine Apparatus in stormx
Weather.

The oattlcship Massachusetts and the collier
harce''ns i'tt the Navy Yard In brooklyn yes.
terdAy and proceeded to sea for nm, nur,,,,., ",
testing the Miller coaling device. Al forws w
r,ais ~" device has worked well The prnsont
trlaIa are u test II ~ heAyy weniher ',osent
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
To Build n Big Fla, on ri, .r.,d. DIVE.

Plans were fled with Building Com missioner
Brady yesterday for new seven-story brick
and stone fireproof fiat house which H. J,
hhudct proposes 10 erect on Riverside drive az
the northeast corr er OF 10th street The
building will cost S225. 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Pastor Mecomb,. Resignation Aec.u,.a.

The resignation Of the Rev. Samuel McComb.
pastor Of the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian
Church. was formally rendered and accepted
a. meeting Of the cong re CATION last mig NJ,
He viii probably accept chair OF literature In
some college.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
ok Restaurant Keeper Kills Himself.

John wettach. proprietor OF a hotel and res.
taurant at Morris street. committed suicide
yesterday In his rooms over the restaurant By
shoot1ng himself in the mouth with a revolver
sponueht.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-21
Died on III" Transport From san Juan.

j. Gordon Guliok. a member OF the San Juan
f1nrd OF Eiuratioa. died Of meningitis aboa I'd
uN nom Porto REQ and Cuba His body was
brought to this port In metallic casket. He
was 81 years old.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-12

THE SOUTHERN EXTENSION Capt.
Joel Mable and his corps of nine men
arrived here Saturday after having
completed the survey OF the line from
Burgin.via Danville To its intersection
with another via Lancaster at the head
OF Line creek. He had orders to re-
main here till he completed the maps
and proiiles and had rented Miss Lie
Gle Beazley's cottage to do the work in,
but yesterday telegraphic orders were
received countermanding the former
order aud telling Capt. Mable TO bring
his corps TO New Market, Tenn, where
the company is pushing To complete a
branch by Christmas. The party left
last night aud the captain tells us that
the work ordered 20 be done here will
be executed there, with no delay by
reason Of the change OF base. He fur
ther tells us that he found very prac.
tical aud satisfactory line on the DAN
willie and Stanford route and Is much
pleased with IL, since IL Is better than
he had thought from birds eye sur
vey of the country. Three short tun-
nels and only two bridges of any con-
sequence will be necessary, the latter
over Brush Creek and Hanging Fork.
He has not seen the profile of the other
line, but those who are acquainted
with both routes say that the one this
way Is the cheapest aud shortest. II
the road is built, which now seems
pretty certain, we are going to get IL,
but even this cheering prospect has its
drawbacks. Our Lancaster friends
will be In the lurch and we will grieye
10 behold their grief.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-12

WHILE passing through Middleburg
the other day the |. j. representative
called at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Med. Royalty, when the latter, who is
a most eXcellett subscriber, went after
her pocketbook and brought out shin
ing shekels for him. That's enough
Of that democratic paper" said the
husband, "four papers come to this
house and they are al democratic and
IN begin cutting them of by stopping
yours The good wife, who had been
listening patiently, arose and with a
firm look presented herside OF the case.
"Listen To no such foolishness," said
she, al pay for that paper and am go
ing TO have IT, Send it alorg till | tell
you TO stop. MIR. Royalty is almost as
fond OF reading IL "a | am, but he is too
strong a republican to want YOU to
know that be reads il AT ALL The /.
j. man took Mrs. Il 5 advice and left
the clever old pair arguing on the sub
ject, which was no doubt of short dura-
tion as they enjoy the reputation OF
being the happiest old couple in the
good state Of Casey.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-12

THE Louisville Commercial OF Fri
day devotes "A couple of colum Us to the
bastardy suit brought by Miss Jennie
Givens, OF this county, agains, William
North, OF Mt. Salem, According to the
woman's story North seduced her under
promise of marriage and when the
critical time came sent her to Louis
Vile In charge of a Hustouville physi.
clan. The child was born July 20 and
was Immediately taken to IA founding
institute, where, II is claimed, IL died
shortly afterwards. Miss Givens was
put under the care OF DR.. A. $. Boyd,
who attended her and paid all her bills
The plaintiff declares that the child Is
not dead, but has been spirited away to
render the bastardy proceedings null
and void. II IL can not be produced
her case will fail aud she will have
other remedies at law. The present
suit does not come up till next month
and Mr. North, IL is said, was in Louis
vile last week TO secure legal assist
ance. Since she has been In Louisville
Miss Givens has gone by the name Of
Mrs. Green. We learn that North will
charge that an effort is made 10 black
mail him and will defend the suit on
that ground.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-12

SHERIFF SEARGENT. Of Letcher
county, with three deputies, arrived
here Sunday morning vita John Flu
gett, who got two years for grand lar
ceuy, VIII Banks, three years for for
gerry, and Henry Smith, eight years for
killing Silas Day. The latter got a new
trial and was left here for safeSeeping,
while the officers took the others 70
Frankfort on the noon train. In com
ing here they first travelled 10 miles
horseback over bad roads 10 Norton,
Va, where they take the l.. * y.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-12-12

STANFORD Is to have another cloth
Ing store Messrs. J. +. Cummins and
Forrest McClary have bought the
clothing part OF Severance q Sons
stock and will add largely to it. They
have rented one OF Mrs. NJ. j. Miller's
store rooms and tell us they Will carry
only first class goods. Both are pop
ular with the trading public and will
doubtless do we'll.