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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19

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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-12-19
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07
Attorneys for We'll and the Co.
respondents Fail to Get Adjourn
ment of Hearing on Petition.

Of Guy Standing. now with a theatrical
company in the West. Mr.. Standing. Mr..
| Wellrnan explained. had been married
| very recently. and had declared that he
would not permit his bride to give testi-
mony in a divorce suit. In any event, her
presence could not be obtained for several
| weeks.
at is difficult for court to accommo-
date itself to the movements OF theatrical
| companies said Judge .McAdam. 1.-The
witnesses could never be collected I'm this
! city at one time t Af
we feel that IL Is due 20 our Client to
| withdraw said Mr. Hummel, at this
point, and he marched out OF the court
room, followed by Mr.. wellman and Mr..
Wei. This move created ripple OF ex-
element
Judge McAdam then announced that
| under the circumstances Mrs Wells law
! yers should restrict the testimony to one
| correspondent or two at the utmost, saw
ing the regulations of as many women as
possible. Mr. Osborne agreed to this.
TWO CORRESPONDENTS CONCERNED.
~ shall ofrer testimony relating to two
correspondents, clarssc Agnew and Ger
ONE Edwardy," said MIR. Osborne. I'VE
snail only prove acts which occurred a {
No Is West Sixty-ihird street between
February aud August, res
Mrs. Wen was then called Mr. Osborne
put TWO on threeqlessionf 10 her ana told
her that She could leave The stand Judge
McAdam MAS not x,tisiicd however. that
there had been a fun compliance with the
legal forms and pursued the examlna ton
Were the acts charged by you in this
action committed with your privity, pro-
curoment or consent?" asked the judge
finally.
Indeed. they were not.r hastily re-
fnf hf.f fxnrlt,
band to stay at home with me-"
Lizzie Wiche, a colored maid was next
sworn. She said she had been employed
at No. Is West Sixty-third street by Miss
Edwardy from February &c. 1898. until
the following September. when the ac-
tress left for Europe.
She first saw Mr Well on the occasion
of the production of Monte Carlo" at
the Herald square Theatre. whom he
sent a handsome bouquet OF flowers 10
Miss Edwardy, who Was ia the cast MIR.
We'll then called al Miss Edwardy's fiat
one morning In August. and suggested
that she go out with him for bicycle
ride She said she would accompany him
ON horseback. Before leaving he went in
10 her room
lie seemed after that 10 be very much
81 home when he called, usually taking
or his coat. while she sat about I'm loose
wrappers. SHE called ldn sweetheart"
and once cried kiss me. Harry after
he had sent Lizzie out for a quart OF
champagne.
JUDGE ASKS ABOUT CHAMPAGNE.
what became OF the champagne" in
quirod the Judge who had followed the
testimony with considerable interest
y served II % them wps the reply
Mr. Wei gave inr tbe chAnpc from the
bin after ! bad brought "a FOR him
Iliis testimony 1gaiust Hiss Edwardy
Induced MIR Little to renew his motion
for an adiOinunicut. ANA Jlplre McNdam
again denied tle REQUEST Frank Wlchc.
husband of the PREVIOUS witness. was
then called TO c0rroborate his wife's tes-
umony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07
Items OF Suggestion
18th Day Before Christmas
ARTICLES for the DESK
Claim to-day They could
be wished for Dainty articles for the ladsinoe designs
for
you Silver Desk furnishings choose
beaded patterns the elaborate
wish Goods


Stamp Cases for desk or pocket here In
leather at from BIC. up. and silver, from
ST.. 00-$10.O0
Mucilage Jars. cut glass. with silver
covers, diversity in size and patterns.
Sl.50 up
Twine Holders in silver leather and In
glass and silver. The latter are very at
tractive. at
$500
PENCILS, LETTER OPENERS.
SEALS, ERASERS and PEN PULLERS,
from
soc.
ROLLER BLOTTERS. ELASTIC
BAND BOXES. Pen Wipers. Pin Balls,
Letter Clips Pin Trays, etc. etc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07
DOMESTIC JAR.
MiCha|e COIaviie Assaults His
wife and is Fined SIS
and Costs.

Michale Colavite was tried in the Sixth
district court today, for assaulting his
wife, Maria. Mrs. Colavite resides on
Atwells avenue and on Nov. 30 the hus-
band who is persona non grata in that
house. called and tried 10 boss things
Mrs. colavlte told him 10 get ont. lie
threw kettle OF potatoes at her MIS-
Colayte declared that "he hit her in the
back and broke her looking glass which
assertion being inquired into meant that
the kettle caromed from her back to the
wall and smashed the mirror.
Colavte claimed that ii was an sndiess
chain Of "hot tongue" that he couldn't
get his meals. and that his wife STARTED
the trouble. lie was fined SIS and costs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07
CAPT. mat"
CAN'T BE
BEATEN.
Bristol People Seam 10 Have
No Fear Of the Proposed
Boston Boat.

The official confirmation OF the an
a yacht in the trial races next spring.
from which a defender for the America
cup will be chosen, hardly created a
ripple Of interest I'm Bristol where conf
dence in the IGerreshons is as strong as
IL well could be.
Speaking Of the possibility OF such a
yacht entering the field and carrying or
the honors. one of the Herreshoff en-
ployes who has been in close touch with
Capt NAT" said yesterday:
Even If there were sufficient time In
which to build and equip a cup defender
/ have serious doubts OF the ability OF
any other designer 10 outstrip Capt. Nat.
but under the circumstances a substan-
tial. seaworthy 9O-footer which would
stand a show OF beating even the Column
hia can't be built in the limited time re-
manning
"If the lierreshoffs had not been fully
prepared for the Upton challenge they
woald not have undertaken the task of
building ana equipping a cup defender
by May - next. Notwithstanding their
magnificent facilities. which are prpba-
bly, the best for such work in the United
States. IL not I'm the world
The new defender of 1901 will be OF To-
bin bronze and there Will be no paint on
the outside OF the craft that is expected
TO keep the America cup on this side of
the Atlantic. The frames will be of nick
el steel.
Capt. Nat Herreshon has come into
possession OF new process for polishing
the bronze. so that Il can be kept as
smooth as glass at all times, in the water
or out
Hitherto Tobin bronze has becntvery
hard 10 polish and the work has been
done with suSh poor success at Bristol
that the designer had almost given up
the idea of using the metal, and suhsti-
tuting manganese when the discovery
now creating so much interest was made.
On the Columbia IL was found that the
plates would not come smooth. no matter
how much work was done upon them and
the polish would disappear as soon as IL
reached salt water. Now this fault has
been overcome, II Is asserted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07
DEATH OF MR.. BOSE BlXIsR.

Mrs Rose Baxter y years old. the
widow o( John raxtsr. the well-known
safe expert ~ this city. died yesterday.
she was widely and favoraby known in
This city md vicinity ss = dcvout church
attendant and 4 nnsf charitable woman.
always ready 80 loud helping hand to
tho sick and needy She was a native of
county Cav~n, IRE, aud came TO this
country In isis. Tier son and two daught-
eTs survive her.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07
chsnrt In R.llro.n s,r,lce.

rmporsant chengsN a. me sahcduies Of
the Providence, Warren ana Bristol
Railroad affecting alvo the railroad ser-
vice between Providence. Fan River ana
Newport. VIII go into onect on Sunday,
December 2 1900. For details OF these
changes al persons Interested ars re-
ferfeS ~ .ns postsr- aud s,hsdulss h.
sued lx.-ihe Railroad Coneahy. aad
piacsS where sr>h notices srs us1suy
focnc. also a. the Tine table sdysruss.
snsb,s Ia ths newspapers All outstanSins
sl<ksts hsrstofcrs isslst for steam train
srftlos viH b. r-desmsd upon appuca-
ton "a NJ oiAee ~ ih. Providence Pas
s'nssr Agent Union station. rro,ldenc..
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07

We. ths urterGsnsd 80 hereby agree
" refund TIE money on q tc-cent bottle
of Sresrss e Nsrranted Syrup OF Tar if
u fails 20 cufs yopr coufh or cold We
as sraie e1tss -P-eSrt bottle o. prove
satlfI1rieir 90 lnousN rofdUHrd
biandne a Gl,DIiue A vs. Fsnncr.
kenyon, Smith 4 Co, AZ. ". g DonneIl.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07

The largest sturgeon on record was
caught in the North sea. II weighed 525
pounds. but the delight OF the fishermen
was tempered by the fact that Il did $3.50
worth OF damage to the nets before 1t
was given the coup de grace.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-12-07

Prof Camphausen. of Amsterdam. is
ont with bomt generating fumes that
Will make breathing difficult or impossi-
bic for i1 yards around the centre OF
explosion.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

A despatch from Washington this AZ
ternoon SAYS tina; Mrs. Dewey has writ
ten the following letter:
II was told q correspondent says ! am
responsible for my husbands conscnting
to become Presidential candidate.
80 far from this being the case. I at
tempted to d.sruade him. realizing the
grave anxieties and responsibilities sur
rounding q candidate"
Tso Mx YORK newspaper and al the
Philadelphia papers printed this morn
ing n story that Mayor Van wyck Wis.
ited Philadelphia yesterday aud held
political consultation via Admiral
Dewey.
This story l. no, true. Mayor Van
wyck vas in his of,ce yesterday until
4 clock. The story had him comforting
VITA Dewey shorty after noon.
According to tire Philadelphia accom-,
Of Van wyck's visit. Ne went ss Tam
many envoy to conclude an aiiianos s!.h
Dewey Ne Was Accompanied by tao
politicians Of note. unknosn 10 tine
IhsisdelphlA serssses.
49, . ~ eguooeonoo bosVoos ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
AUSTIN DAN. WRECKED.
sliced Mas swept Avs, Oss Of the
Costiiess ssrwetsres Of Iss
Mad In the Coussvy.

DALLAS. Tex. Aprii AT ig0 y.
all wires between Dallas aud Austin
0iled.
= telephone from Ia Grande. seventy.
~ miles below Austin. gay. The IA,
pam across the Colorado River a. Ar
IN broke AZ us o'clock ana thai The
- Z. 49, released washed sway
poeer houses and DESTROYED ~
Pr communication. No los Of 10
oss been yei reported
. III" damage viii reach hundred, of
anusands ~ dollars. as the Austin ds
q. one Of the largest snd cortile.i of
~ Mind IN the country VI
Tie following bulletin Nss rec.l,et
S'cn La Grsnde AZ IN p. ~:
--latest information indicates th., m.
vreskinH Of the Colorado River "A m =,
Austin vas something terrible. p~,nie
S.rf the vste- iiue Of the river ar,
eee,>S for hlah ground smlthvIll. re-
e"-is the pfople ~ the town n.ar,,
Gszy wits fright" '
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

GREAT EUROPEAN POWERS
JOIN IN DEMONSTRATION.
ss.-... - "a sss..sS @ssS;

sF---@ = ss< S*eSsS8 &264o =
WARRINGTON. Aprii 7.-TSe -
tina, America. Great Britain. vrunn|
and Germany have taken concsrse1 -,
ton In China and have sent ,ctst -, !;
natum to Peking created q bte 49,.
ton here.
The State Department was nyss>r1.|
ously evasive. II was stated BY $780,
that Minister conssr undoubtedly -
authority to protest In the stronn1
language In the interests Of 49,
citizens and would even b aeslnx 49,
MS sphere II he notified the Tsunoas;
famen that the United ssatse vnunni
take material steps to assert fts 49,
hut 1t was claimed that ne 49,
were given hin TO take concerted aefoon
with the powers and that no nsvn -
been received from the Minister Tor $50
days. 80
II was admitted that the wheels han.
arrived al Tsien-Tsin. but Il was aenIe1
that any marines had been Landed II
protect the legation ct Peklnz. A.
matter OF fact ihe~ ~ at least ,sa
American warships In Chinese waters
including the Brooklyn. Oregon. HsWsps.
and New Orleans.
The general opinion was that -
iong-eSpected movement 10 Diva -
China into spheres Of influences ~ -
ready begun and that as the InDmonf
Government would be unable 70 -.
press The secret society OF 'Dszsrasi
the ultimate expedition Of the tssops .,
the mowers would mean the aetual -
ginning OF the partition Of China
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
THE Joint ULflnifun
Chs"ese Government TssA o -.
press "0esess" ~ rvepass =
Take Cssssssssees.

ISee SeooeQueDeeo, .
bI the Associated PrsssD
LONDON. April IA spesaal -.
spatch from Shansha, announcU -
the American. British. 0ernas -
French Ministers have ssat . 49,
note to the Chimes Foreign O0oo =.
mandins the total suppfessiea etHe
Society OF Boxers within two moo1he.
and announcing that, otherwise, -
powers mentioned will land troollo
and march into the interior. poetha1u
provinces, shsn-runs and Chilli =,
order TO secure the safsty q H.
eigners.
According to the same desoaaeh u.
American, Italian and Preach IAn.s
lions are nov provided Wa nnQnl
guards from the large gathseing .
warshlps nj Taku.
Liu-kun- iih, icerOy az LAo00s
kians. has had three audieacsp ~
the Dowager Em,rcss relative . -.
Emperor, and IL Ia believed thse -
has impressed her with the aAvtunn0O.
lily Of restoring His Majesty 70 pouoe.
TIEN-TSfN. china, April IT.
United States gunboat wheeling -
the Russian gunboat Koriets arylvo1
at Taku to-day. The Koriets -
since departed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
$4,000 CHILDREN
GREET THE QUEEN.
Victoria Drives Through Rank
After Rank of lreland's
Little Ones.

DUBLIN. April 1.--1ue-n victofa fe-
yie~ei Leo chiIdren In Pho.uit lsrs
ihi. afternoon. The weather Was mild.
Her Majesty drove from the Vice
regal Lodge 10 Phoenix Park. There
was q remarkable Demonstration.
The Queen. accompanied by the rrin-
res,e.. drove through the extended lire
% children. bowling repeated scknowl-
edgments OF their joyous huffshs. ~
about she centre Of tho line a stand sss
erected ~hiSh sss occupied by the
Lady Mayoress ant others
Here q little girl presented The Queen
with a bouquet. 20 which card go.
attached bearing the Inscription:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
BOER CAPTVES FLEE.

the prison ships on Tuesday Their con.
dltion aboard vas deplorsble owing 10
the prevalence u fever
II was som. Of these who escaped
In the confusion one Of the prisoners
was killed and another was wounded.
one man was re,spi1rci. bu, about four
teen are missing
sr1tries have been placed At dinercn,
parts Of the town AMI The station is
under military supervision.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

WASHINGTON, APril Mr.. Richard
son ,Tennl. the floor leader Of the mi
Monty. in the House TODAY sssed unsnl-
nous conr,n, To- Ire consideration ~
the following resolution.
Resolved. Thai this Hoase Views with
dep inseres, the heroic strassls Of the
nsoublics q South Aes6oa - nA1naaia
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
BOERS IN CONGRESS.

their indepcndence and hereby tenders
them ogr meet profound sympathy tn
their Unequal hut gsllsni struggle"
''1hst resolution should e. to the
Committee on Foreign Anairs. observed
Mr.. Payne ~. -. the fcor leader ~ IN.
majority.
''bid I uBderrfanj The gentleman 10
ohjecf.~ s~ked Mr. Ricbardeoa,
Il -" rUD;te1 ~. TDyDA /.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
FIVE WURDEReRS GARRoTED IN PUERTO RICO/

r0NCE Api 7rr.lna of nson. Witnessed tds
.g,oa G," murderer b., 'hc sro n '. r. or. to-day. Tho
Condemned aodr-u.l Carlos r.o e7.n,s P,.
hoe. Eueuo Rolreu.z Ro-,o They
numbering family province 90. Ponce.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
BRABANT IN PERIL.

toiand north 81 weP-ner. a. midnight.
descriSes the Beers as being In great
force All a. afraid 10 make frontal
attack. bat they acre end-aNoring 10
turn the British position hy crossing the
Bssuto frontier by a road skirtinE Gallo
don
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

LONDON. Aprl .-.S y. N -fnc
Beers are IN fsTee a, Wepen.t. norm
Of smlthasld. Ofsrxv Free STATE. ana
o.. threatening Gen. Brsbants GOLDMAN
Division. the main BODY % whlcn. wi'h
the artillery. Is. =; we?ener
A telegram which lcfi Nsser1. Easu-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
200 REBELS CAUGHT.

CARNARvON, Cape Colony. Fri.
day. April g. rwo hundred insur'
gents. who we're not aware that Sir
Charles Parsons had occupied Ken
bard,. and VINO were on their way to
that place, have been captured by the
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07
FOUGHT BIC ODDS
FOR a LONG HOURS.
Six Hundred British Held 5000
Beers at Bay and Then
Gave Up.

we're: 0ihcers killed. Capt. r. g.
Casson and Lieut.. c. n. Barclay,
both Of the Northumberland:
wounded, two: captured, eight.
Non commissioned officers and men
killed. eight. wounded. thirty-three;
the rest we're captured.
Our strength was l67 mounted in
fsntry and 4?+ infantry. The enemy
was said to be 5000 strong. with Eve
guns"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

Bissssx OF frsm Lsnp 80 -,
10 uea 10 Which Ws0so
Nss soe<siua. i

Katie Dorm. thirty.hve years al. 80.
badly burned today BY the explosicu -
a keroscn. lamp In her RON on ~ ~,
nsor 81 q hotel kept By Mssistrste ~.
hew Smith n No. II B0rsies svonnn
Lcng Island city. The woman ~
employed NJ q domestic in Tie
n mlly for seventeen year, o1o ~ So
Ways bern In the habit Of havfn4 4
burning IN hcr room all night X [-Z1
About o'clock this mor0lnG - ~
plodei and -. IRE 10 The ~ ~
The womans night drean. -
house beat out the names. a3&
removed TO ~. Johns 0cGDtfn1
was said her condition. w6s ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

LONDON April lord Roberts
10. day csbled 10 the War once re.
gsrding the capture Of Ave companies
Of British troops by the Bocrs.
|, appears that this force OF nearly
$40 men held Ave times their number
at bay for twenty four hours and lost
forty-fve men killed or wounded.
The despatch Is AZ follow:
"BIOEMFONTElN. Friday. April
She casualties at Reddersburs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

British troops
They marched into the arms Of the
British and were much surprised at
being surrounded by the soldiers.
The Canadian artillery has returned
here from Van WyA's Wei.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1900-04-07

- mooSs aaa - UsUuses q.
Indianapolis
Ne rsnnsfissss ksssrsss 80 mere ,hsr
- s><s ~ ssAiss ~ etss1nf1 nsiifsss a.
Aasnes. Lew No. yesa pgslnA -
ouoeguD ~ 10 = = 80
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-11-08
BLOWS FACTORY.

Wesley and Luther Cliff, of Union
county, have been visiting here the past
week,
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Felker, a
bouncing fine boy, Monday.
Several persons havo been casting the
hook for the finny tribe, without much
success.
J.R. Chandler, of this neighborhood,
will move to Caldwell county next
week.
A gentleman by the name of Ball will
move into this community shortly.
Miss Vida Travis, of Tribune, was the
guest Of relatives this week.
Aunt Mary Lamb, Mrs. Mary Murray
and Mrs Ida Roberts were the guests OF
Aunt Sarah Woodsides Monday.
Miss Mary Travis is on the sick list
this week.
Willie Conger is in bad health at this
time.
NJ. V. Joice was through this commu
nifty this week on important business
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-11-08
Little Imp Punished.

Garfield Williams turned loose
two live snakes in the Pea Ridge
church in Todd county during a
protracted meeting, The mourn
ers were at the altar and a great
revival was in progress.
Williams carried the snakes to
the altar in his hat and turned
them loose, producing screaming
among the good sisters and a
stampede among the good breth-
rem. A mouse wasn't a circum-
stance.
One of the snakes was a spread
head and the other little garter
snake. After a time some of the
bravest of the brethren captured
and killed the snakes and the re-
vival was resumed. Judge Duffy
gave Williams the full extent of
the law, twenty days in Jail and a
$50 fine.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-11-08
The First Cereal Crops.

The first yield. of Indian corn,
or maize, in any considerable guam
tity produced in the United States
by people of English blood, of
which we have any authentic ac-
count, was that of forty acres in
the jamestown colony in 1909.
Wheat was first sown in Massachu-
sets on the southern coast as ear
ly as 1902, and it was first cult
waited in Virginia in 1911. Rye
dates back in New England GER
tainly to 1913 and perhaps to 1870
and oats and barley to Gosnold's
colony in 1902.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-11-08
CHAPEL HILL.
T. M. Hill is on the sick list.

i T. M. Hill is on the sick list.
Lee Hughes some fine hogs to Mr.
Reid; price cents.
Sid Moore, our school teacher, made ,
call on w. II. Bigham and family Wed
nesday evning.
Ora Bebout will make his future home
with b. f. Walker.
f. Ii. Bigham sold fine Jersey heifer
to Tom White Of Marion.
w. II. Ordway, of Crayneville, will
build fine mansion in the near flu
ture.
G. A. Walker visited his sister, Mrs.
Joe Parr, of Caldwell county, last Sat
urday.
Wanted, some one to cut cord wood
on the shares. Apply to w. II. Bigham,
3 miles south Of Marion.
Horace Williamson dined with W. II.
Bigham Sunday. Horace professed re-
ligion at Crayneville meeting and says
he will lead better life.
Henry Minner says he feels a great
deal better since the Crayneville meet
ing.
Tilford Bigham will move to his new
home shortly after the election.
John Rushing will also move after the
election.
VIM Elkins is building some new sta
bles. Henry Minner, is doing the
work.
Yves Minner, Of Sheridan, is visiting
relatives in this vicinity.
Sam Daniels visited his sister at Stur-
gis last week.
The Crayneville meeting is still going
on with good interest.
Wheat in this precinct looks well, and
there is fair crop sown; the acreage is
larger than last year.l
Corn is good as far as l have seen. A
few have gathered and are well pleased.
Some have made forty bushels to the
acre,
w. II. Bigham wants to sell a good
buggy and harness. Will sell cheap for
cash or on time, or will trade them for
stock,
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-11-08
Gave Cold Instead of Silver.

Grant Allen, colored, of this
place. with three companions, call
ed at the Bank of Uniontow WIN and
asked Mr.. Chas. Kellenears for
change for a dollar. Mr.. Kelle-
nears handed them what he sup
posed to be twentyE five cent pie
ces wrapped in paper, but which
proved to be twenty fve-dollar
gold pieces. The negroes left with
the money and twas not until the
final adjustment of the days bust
ness that the mistake was discov-
cred. The negroes were arrested,
but claimed to have spent the mo-
ney. They were sent over to the
county capital to await the action
of the grand jury.-Uniontown
Telegram.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1900-11-08
Resolutions of Respect

Passed by the Morganfeld Dis
trict Medical Association:
Whereas, Almighty God. in His
wisdom, has seen fit to remove
from our midst our worthy broth
er, j. E. Curry. Therefore
Be it resolved, That in his death
shis association has lost an honor
able and valued member, the COM
munity in which he lived kind
neighbor, friend and physician,
and his wife a devoted husband.
That we extend to his family
and friends our heartfelt sympa-
thy.
That a copy of these resolutions
be spread upon the minute book
this association.
That copy be supplied to each
of the county papers, and also one
be given the family of our deceas-
ed brother.
Committee: w. A. Richards,
w. j. j. Paris, w. E. Handley, j.
G. Mosely.