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New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
HURT BY GAS EXPLOSION.

David Keegan. of No 1873 Pavonia a-ave.. Jersey
CITY last night discovered that the gas was leak
ing on the second floor He informed the Hudson
County Gas Company. and Herman Reings was
sent 10 repair the pipe. He lighted a match to md
the leak and explosion followed. He ana MRS
BESSIE Keegan were both badly burned about the
head and arms and were taken TO St FRANCIS s
Hospital David Keegan. Margaret Baldwin and
Christian Schaffer were also slightly burned: The
explosion set fire TO the apartment. but the names
were extinguished-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
STOLE FROM 4 DREDGING COHP4yr

The Sanford & Ross Dredging Company reported
10 the Jersey City police several days ago that a
large quantity OF their property had been stolen
from the dredges AT Greenville where the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company is recIaiming thousands
of acres Of land under water. Detective Bennett
yesterday arrested Philip Hamilton. the engineer
OF one OF the dredges. who confessed that ne had
stolen a piston rod and hawser, and had sold
them 70 n tuuknan. whose name he refused TO di-
vulge He was held for trial. The company estt-
mates its loss at 81 zoo.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
ACCUSED OF CAUSING BOYS DEATH.
4 LAD rs CHARGED WITH BEING RESPONSIBLE
FOR A PLAYMATE's FATE

Frank Kariszluskie, eleven -year-old boy. reck-
lessy seized Joseph Naab. seven years old. on
Tuesday evening and jumped into the tide basin at
Hudson-st.. Jersey City. Kariszluskie is an in
ferior swimmer. and released young Naab. who
could not swim, and the latter sank after brief
struggle. Two plucky bOys-Charles Taggart. OF
No. 9l0 Park-ave, Hoboken and Patrick Meow
Crn OF No. - Morrs-st.-doVe after the drowning
boy NJ brought him ashore He unconscious
and removed 10 st. Francis's Hospital, where
ne died four hours later
The drowning was reported 20 the police as an
accident. and II not until late on Monday night
that they heard that the drowned hoy had been
dragged overheard and began an Investigation
which resulted in the arrest yesterday of karisz
luskie for nanslaughter. The young prisoner was
held for the action OF the grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
MAY ABSORB AMERICAN SMELLING co.

Various rumors regarding the affairs Of tho
American Smelling and Refining Company were
afoat yesterday. These accounted for considerable
activity in It's shares. The regular meeting OF the
company will be held September IL. II IS
understood that the annual report will show that
the concern has perfected its combination with the
CIugeenheims. The report that the Anna lsamated
Conner Company would take over the American
Smelting and Refining Company was revived yes
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
I NEW ASSISTANT ADJrTAyT-GEyERlL

Trenton y J. aug. 8---Maior Henry W. Free
man os the Ist Regiment OF Newark, was to-dsy
appointed BY Governor Voorhees, TO be assistan.
adfutant-geueraI Of the New-Jsrsey National Guard
vice Alexander @ Oliphant promoted to De ad-
iutaut-generaI vice William s SJryker, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
NOT CONNECTED WITH LEE e BROWN.

Thomas Kennedy. the Morrstown IN. j. man
ager Of the branch office of Lee & Brown, bankers
and brokers No. 50 Broadway, said Yesterday
that John T. Lee formerly of No. 90 broadway
who was declared voluntary bankrupt some
time ago, was not and never had been in anv
way connected with the above firm. The Mr. Lee
OF the above firm is James Lee. and John T.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
cArEPpILLARs IN ESSEN COUNTY.

The Essex County Park Commission is struggling
with the caterpillar plague Within a few days the
trees Of the parks have become filled with the in
sccts and gangs OF men set to work yesterday
to exterminate them. On many trees the foliage
has already been eaten off and the bare branches
are filled with the pests. Shade and fruit trees
alike are attacked.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
DIES FROM HYDROPHOBIA.

Princeton. Aug. 2s.-Louis Hubbard. of this place
who was taken to Mercer Hospital on Monday crit
tcaIlv III with hydrophobis caused by the bite OF
a mad dog seven weeks ago. died last night
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
DELIBERATELY PLANNED HER DE4rB
\ WOMAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AFTER HAv1Ns
ARRANGED FOR HER BURIAL

PIainfeId Aug. Is (SpeciaD. Following delIN
erateIy laid plan. Mrs. Charlotte Gisser Of No s.
Somerset-st. attempted to take her life this
morning by shooting herself in the breast For
some time she has imagined that people were Try.
ing to get some Of her property, which includes
sta nd IN Washington Market. NeW-YOrk. In plan
ming the deed. il is said Mrs Gisser had com
pleted shroud and engaged a New-YOrk under
tak ker TO take charge OF her funeral DR. Pitts
has been treating the woman, and he says that
she cannot live.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
APPOINTED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Trenton. Aug. Ex-Governor Voorhees, to-day ap-
pointed Major Henry w Freeman. Of Newark AS
sistant Adjutant- General vice \. c. Oliphant who
some months ago made Adjutant-GeneraL
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
GERMANS TO GO TO BUFFALO.

The Gottfried Kruger Association, composed Of
leading German American residents of Newark.
will go to Buffalo this morning to visit the Pan
American Exposition. There will he about one hun
dred and fifty persons in the party including Judge
Kruger and his wife
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
NEWyERsEY POLITICAL NOTES.

Not single candidate for the Republican nom
fnation for Governor of New-Jersey appeared
against Franklin. Murphy at the meeting or the
Republican State Committee held at Trenton yes
terday. The prevailing opinion that the Re
publican State Convention which will be held at
Trenton September 20. would quickly resolve
itself into meeting to ratify Mr. Murphys nomi-
nation.
The chairman of the Essex County Democratic
Committee said yesterday. in answer to inquiry:
There is absolutely truth in the story that
am planning to prevent the election of Seymour
delegates to the State convention by any unfair
means. The Democratic primaries will be con-
Quoted fairly and honestly" Referring TO these
marks by Mr. Nugent, a supporter of Mayor Sey
saving clause in this declaration Mr.. Nugent
hasn't said will he say. that he and the rsgu-
lar organization, it is called are not doing
everything in their power to prevent the uonna-
ton of Seymour for Governor. We have been
Keeping tab, so 10 speak, on Mr.. Nugent and his
workers, and we know that they are using every
possible means to subvert the will of Essex
County
1t was the opinion yesterday of many Democrats
in Hudson County that Congressman Allan L. Ne
Dermott would succeed William B. GourIey of
PATERSON. as the chairman of the State Democratic
committee The fact pointed
though Mr. McDermott had repeatedly said that
ne did not want the chairmanship. he has never
said that he would not accept it if the party
should unitedly call upon him to do So And this
IL Is the belief in Hudson County the party will do
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
NAY RECEIVE A LARGE ESTATE.
UNCLE OF JERSEY CITY MAN DIES IN cAI1FoR-
MA LEAVING 100000.

Charles Bartels, of No. lis Ogden-ave., Jersey
City, received word yesterday from law firm in
San Jose. Cal, that his uncle, George Bartes, had
died. leaving an estate valued at 500 900. and that
the nephew being next OF kim would get the prop
erty. Bartels said he knew he had uncle III
California, but had not heard directly from him
IL
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29

LITTLE HEIREss TAKEN FROM AUNT's HOME
cAPToR PURSUED. BUT LOST.

Chicago. Aug. 2s.-Margaret Lyler. seven years
DID, who is reported to be heiress TO 100000
kidnapped yesterday from the home OF Mrs
NJ. u. Green. where the girl had been cared for
since her mother died. week ago Her captor
driving at breakneck speed. pursued by police
men in Il patrol wagon 10 havenswood. There all
trace OF the hidnapper wns Lost. Mrs. Green
cured custody Of the child the death or the
mother, who was divorced several years ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-29
LM Nmam4hJm1
Saturday at p O'Clock Noon
store Closes Daily at 5 O'Clock

Here follows some very positive assertion.
Each season zCs so1v this store h!S richest Pre-
dlctf0rs of tie best Paris C0sfYDge Composers ~
advance of corresponding erb0sitions in Paris
1t is stated upon high authority outside of our
own staff that we regularly take more Of the
highcst-grade Model Costumes and Wraps from
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

Srdutetn pteraItni,
2ebrerin Der SD4terI6ule in @epep,
uuterndbm nit i6rem 9ruber unb 5tuet
erFabrenen geraiteisern BON @epep bic
8eIteigung bes Sent be Chs. Die
Sour bot feline S6nierigteiien. Die
tleine 8draipane bate nabesu brei
Stunbsn auf benz 9ipfel bes 8er9es
berbra6t. 8sim 4bltieg iparm bic
trttiI9en Stelen fdon pdhirt, ais
Srdulein Pierdlini eintn Sebltritt That,
itiirste unb nit benz 8ppf an cine
Selstunte i6lug, mas 81 einem 8luts
erguB ms @ebirn fiibrte. Gs mar
ben gealeitern unm0glib aeipeitn. ous
10 plDblt9 seidsbtHe llrsliid gu perbiis
ten. Der 9ruber Der Qb9eI.iir5ten
unb elmer ieiner Srsunbe blie6sn BEL
ibr. sic tpdroten iebtpebe Gorge an,
bod umionit. SrGulein pieralini
itdrb, pbne bas getpuBtIein pieber err
langt au baben. Der BON Gbatelz
Saints0 Denis b%erbeigeeilte Qr3t Or.
Ricoo tonnte nIr ben Sob cpnitdtiren.
6rGuIein pierulini mar erit "a SABRE
aft.
Die 4webifde 8rig9
nSlmutar". nit 9olS nu4 8Openbasen
unterpess. iprons uuf Der SDbe BON
Spensta 8iOrn : 2eudtidiff led unb
lief ppl Daisr. Der GapitGn @pbnz
Iunb perlieB oas Sdiff nit brei Mann
in benz tleiniten 8ppte, ba bic dnbeten
9Oute bereits aertriimmert iparen, unb
bic iibrtsen flint 2eute 5tmmerten ii9
elm SloB, auf benz iie BON @inb unb
Sic Der beimiiden &iiite ausetrieben
tpurb,n. Sierbei puroe Der 8ootsmann
2aurple bon benz Slub sefpiilt unb
ertrant. am anberen Sage trieben bic
2eute auf cine tleine SnIel gu, bod
ItieB bas SloB. bepOr bieie errei4t mar,
duf cine blinoe 4lippe unb mar in furs
aer 3eit sertriimmsrt. Sierbei fam Der
Sod um's 2eben, unb mir ben iibrtg
geblietenen Mdtroien selane es. bic
unbeipobnte Suiel gu erreiden. Sort
batten lie fdtper unter Sunger unb
9urit gu leioen, bis iie Sass bdrauf
BON einsm porbeifabrenben Slider aus
3ratstar sntbedt unb s~erettet nurben.
Die Shiffbriidtsen trafen nit benz
9ampfer Bore" in 9lbo elm unb purz
ben nit benz 9ampfer rHipimdn~ mad
SauIe peiterbeforbert. Bon BEN
S9iditi bes GupitGns Wdbnlunb unb
feiHer brei 8esleiter febIt NOD iebs
0a9ri&t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

legen lit ber 8rotbdnbler WormbGder,
Der in ieiner Wobnung in Der Silber>
iadItraBe 48 bur9 @rploiton elmer pe=
troleumlampe, bic er umgsporfen bat=
te, f9pere 9ranbnunben erlitt.-Ru9
elmer ShlG9erei erita9 in GurbaUen
elm Matroien 9lrtileriit einen Slider
Namens Bruno S9mibt aus 6intenz
pGrber, Mitinbaber zines arabbens
@pers. Der Sbdter purbe perbaTtet.
- Geuer SsritDrte ben 9d9itubl Der
@iaa bes &aufmanns Werner GDrlib.
Der 8ranb mar bur9 &inber, bic i'm
Manfarben : Sdlaf5immer nit
StreidbOl5ern ipieIten, peruria4t
poroen.
$6pei5.
So6borf. SdnOelsmdnn s.
@intler bon bier ipurbe auf benz We.
ge mad 8aloegg BON Der 2otOmptiue
zines @iiterau9es Der Seetbulbubn ere
fabt uno ipfort 9etOotet.
eau anne. @emeiuberot6 unb
8rpbratb 2ouis Momnet lit i'm bitter
BON 70 Sabren geitOrben. Gr bat int
Sabre 1862 ben vGonteur 0dubois"
gegriinoet, DefIen Reoatteur er bis
sum Sobe befelben blieb.
R9einfeGben. Sm QIter BON
iiber 80 Sabren fturb Serr @uit. 9a>
lenba9 : S9rDter. felt 80 Sabren
3ei9nenlebrer an Der 9e5irtsi9ule.
Ro9e. 3pei SsGger iparsn BEL
Ro6e nit chamber duf Der Sagb. Qus
nod ni6t aufgetldrter 8eranlaH ung
pollte Der cine benz anberen feline
Saebflinte iiberrei6en. glOblid ging
Der S9ub los unb 2ebterer, elm !Serr
@amel aus &o4e, ftiirste toot gu So>
ben.
Reina6. GrfdoKen bat Ii9 nit
einem Sropnnanagepebr Der ca. 80
Sabre alte lebige Gilbert 3immerli BON
Reiben (9u5ern). uriude pubrideinz
li9 S9permutb.
4eIterreiR' 2tn9arn.
Dien. Der Sst!ipnsrat6 i'm 81.
Observation-Disclosures Or. Rpbert
Sturm bat ii9 erf9oFen. = Der 15>
idbrise SObn bes bieiigsn 90rIenbeius
9ers @alibenitein bat in Sal3burg
aus ~9iebes9ram SelbItmoro begangen.
Qnborf. SIN ndbsn @riesbud
puroe Der aus Der Strufanitult ents
Iprungene, pegen Raubes gu lebenss
ldnglifem &erter berurtbeilte Srun5
Mislipecet bur6 einen @enoarmen aus
4roprf erIdohen, als er aus einem
Sauis flii6tetc, mo er ii4 OerItedt 9e>
balten bate.
8ubapeit. Der @pot6eter 4lcDs
iius 8aranie bat ii9 erI6oiien. = Der
9ipnier : Seiopebsl Spbdnn 3abrer
jugte i'm nSuteI Orient" ieiner 8raut.
Der 2~0jGbri9en @iiela 8artl, cine Suz
gel in ben 2eib uno tebrte oann ben
tootbrinaenOen Repolper gesen iid)
Ielbit. 3abner itarb an Srt unb
StsIs; bds MGbden lpurbe tDbtli9
setroffen ms &p9usipital sebradt. IS
lit feline Soffnung %OorbanOen, iie am
2eben 81 erbalten.
Oeutf9brob. Der gtbiunet Der
b6bmiI6en HorDDeitbabn &aciret
ItiirSte ii9 bonn Saupttirdentburm bers
ab urlb bIisb auf Der STEELE tObt.
Sopf9arten. 9ei benz 8erIu6e,
tire beibsn &inber aus benz Dilbba9e
gu retten, srtrdnf bic Srau Sanber
6ierIel6It. Qu4 zines Der 8inber fam
in ben Slutben nm.
9uxemBnr9.
Seffin9en. Der @~iebbdnbler
Better $. tpurbe auf benz @ege mad
8oobrineen an9efalen. 9liidlihers
peiIe eilten auf bas Siilfegei9rei bes
tleb~erfaqenen einige PerIonen terbei,
pel6e ben Rduber pertrieben. Nls
Der Shat peroddtig fabnbet man mad
einem Maurtr aus 9%effinsen, peIder
flii4tis 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

Seffin9en. Der 8iebbdnoIer
Better 8. purbe arf benz @ese na6
8oobringen angefoIlen. 9liidlihers
peiIe eilten uuf bas SiilfegeI9rei bes
ueb~erfaqenen einise PerIonen terbei,
pel6e ben Rduber pertrieben. Nls
Der Shat peroddtig fabnbet man mad
einem Maurtr aus Ssffinsen, peIder
flii9tis lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05
Nrepina Aenen. 1lanau.

S9ierfein. Sine am 9abns
bbf Wosba9 peritiimmeIt aufgefun>
Dere 2ei6e 1T ais bic bes 19iGbrigsn
2obn bon bier ertannt fpors
ben. 6. itano i'm 9erba6t zines Sirs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-12-05

Samburs. auf 8ubp6rber ers
fol9te elm &rabneiniturs, nobel Der glr>
better Sanibtp ben Sob funb. Der
Srabnmeiiter 6. Sablers, Der i'm leBteR
Q%usenbIid nod Don Der plattform ber-
abipruHg, lam nit lei6ten @erlebun'
gen oapon. - Seinen 8erlebunaen ers
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23

has for nearly sixty years been
recognized as the Peoples Ma
tional Family Newspaper. for
farmers and villagers. Its
splendid Agricultural Depart
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fashion notes, its Science and
" Mechanics Department, its
fascinating short stories. etc.
etc, render II indispensable In
Il every family. Regular sub
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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23
OFFICIAL RETURNS
Show that Posue's Majority is
Twenty.Three.

Inst Thursday chairman Max.
we'll, of the Democratic commit.
toe of this county. and chairman
Reed, OF the Livingston county
Democratic committee. mot at ST.
lem and mnde an official count Of
the votes cast in the legislative
primary Of May 18th.
Marion + Poguc was declared
the nominee, receiving the nomina
ton Ivy twenty'three votes over
his strongest opponent.
Sixteen hundred and forty eight
votes were cast in the two coun.
ties; 800 votes were cast in this
county and 6SS in Livingston.
Poguc carried Crittendlen county
by majority Of III and Bennett
carried Livingston by majority
Of 81.
The total number Of votes re.
ceived by the respective candidates
ia ma followa.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23

ter 20 those VINO dc an to secure the DeI
Us, the following splendid Inducements;
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
Will Convene in this City Next
Month.

The Princeton Districtl Confer
ence will be held nj Marion, Ky.
jane ~ 80. The Sunday School
and Epworth League interests will
o 'cnpy tho first day, June rs. A
suitable programme will he pub.
lished later'
Pastors will please notify Rev.
r. Y. Joiner Of the number and
names Of delegates who will at
attend, and whether OF not they
will come in private conveyance.
The following committees are
appointed:
To examine candidates for Ii
csuse to preach: +. g. Peters, Il.
l.. Crandell, and j. w. Grove.
For admittance on trial: j. Il.
Seay, w. +. Hogard.
To examine applicants for Doa'
cons and Elders orders; b. A. Gun
dill, w. & Haynes aud X. Ii. Roe.
j. w. Bigham, p. +.
Marion. Ky, May 81, 1901.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23

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the second how to regain good
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the second (good healthy by using
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Almanac.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23

side arms of the two Frenchmer,
and killed all four of them. This
shows their grit, does il notY but
nevertheless this is the kind of
men France has over here to rep
resent her country. But the SOL
diers that are second are the Eng
lish. l have a great deal of fun
with them, and | find them far
above the average. OF course this
pertains TO the soldiers of England
who can speak the English lang
uage, for England, l think, has
several nationalities in her army.
The next soldiers for the boys in
blue are the japanese; they seem
to there is no one like the boys
who wear the big hat, as that is
how they know us more than any
other. Last summer when they
would see any one OF us they
would have to come up and hug
us; OF course We could not resent
this. II is said Of the Japanese
that they were the bravest soldiers
on he 18th July, when .Tein Tsin
was taken, and they are so quiet
you would hardly inow they were
over here; that is, since peace was
The next soldiers are the Ger
mans; / can not mention them to
any great extent for have never
studied them very much. Next on
the list is the Italians. These are
not very we'll represented over
here; just enough to protect their
rights. Then the Russians, and
Austrians, and French.
l lust want TO state that l have
seen each army represented here
in their passing review parade and
each one of them were very impo-
sing.
l spent the winter in Tien Tsin
which is one of tho most beautiful
clues in this part of China. 1t
was very cold here, but people say
it was the mildest winter for ma
ny years. A detachment from my
company was sent here to guard
regimental property, which is be-
ing sent here preparatory to being
TO the Philippine Islands,
where we will go by the 26th of
next month. | will again write to
you from there.
Hoping you will not throw this
in the waste basket, | will close.
Yours respectfully,
Ebert b. DeGraffenreid,
Co. c. 9th Infantry.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23
A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate. with its
sudden changes of temperature, -
rain, wind and sunshine often in
termingled in single day.-it is
no wonder that our children, rela-
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taken from us by neglected colds,
half the deaths resulting directly
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you. Get sample bottle free
from Jas. III. Orme or Robert +.
Haynes. Regular size 10 cents.
Get Green's Prize Almanac.
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Stray Notice.

Strayed or stolen from my pre-.
misses, about two weeks ago, two
milch cows, one red with spots,
one black Jersey. Will pay liber.
al reward for their return or infor-
nation as to their whereabouts.
Thomas Ordway,
Fredonia, Ky.
May l3, 1901.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23

WANTED.-Canvasser on a
straight salary of $50 or $50 per
month to begin. Payment of sal
auy not conditional on success.
General agents wanted at $50 per
month and expenses. Address me
at my home office,
w. f. Russell, Gen'l Agt,
Craynevills, Ky.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-05-23
THE LATEST.
State Items OF Interest OF Recent
Occurrence.

Another fire Mt Mayfeld caused
loss Of $1,000.
Many smallpox cases are report
r from Ohio county.
Cutworms are destroying tobac.
90 plants in Ohio county.
Elbbcls blew open the vault OF
n.e Hart County Bank at Nun
frl,iIc aud secured 5000, or
more
Miss Mamie Dougheriy, Of
E,gI,lown, has been appointed
m,lrpn of the ilopkinsvillc insane
aRi1m
Four lives were lost by the bur
nn, IT the steamer City Of Ow-
en.b1ro nj Calhoon. Ky, We'd
ursay.
Il 4 Small. former representa-.
as, from Greensboro. was struck
with paralysis aud IL ia critical
condition.
The Ilopkinsvillc Asylum mud
die may ho brought 10 the aiten.
non II the Legislature 10y DIR. Nc
Clrmic's friends.
Gu, Bcckham has appointed
john VI Lassing. Of Boone, ms
circuit Judge 10 succeed Judge
john W Greene. deceased.
Tho horribly mutilaicd and de-
composed body OF Harry Beyne,
who disappeared five weeks ago,
I ras found in tho woods near his
ne IN Nelson county
E,Iopkmsvillc. Ky. May 20
Shc National Good Roads Associ-
alton will hold it's annual convon-
iiou hero july H.. Big crowds are
expected.
The Henderson canning factory
WAS burned Ia the ground aud ia u
ioia' loss. Tho plant aud supplies
were valued at $4,000. with insu-
rance II $4,000. The factory was
MT running and the origin of tho
hw ls unknown.
Mrs Governor Bcckham is TO
visit tho famous Gethsemine Mo-
mastery II will be made the &C
caslon Of an elaborate entcrinin'
nent She will be the second we
man 10 visit the famous Monnsie-
o.. Mrs Proctor Knott was the
first
Ashland, Ky. May l7.-This
section experienced severe earth
quake There were three distinct
shocks. the first at ten minutes to
! o'clock, the others following at
intervals Of probably half a min
ute Houses rocked. and glass
ware, tinware aud windows ratified
In many cases the chinaware was
thrown down. OF course nearly
every one in the city was awaken.
ed and many of them fled from
their houses.
The trials of j. Il. Indie, Dep
uly Sheriff Edward Mcintosh.
johnson Williams, Scott Penrod,
and Edward johnson, charged
with killing Henry Taylor and
VIM Cook nj Carbonate last jar.
uary, arc in progress at Madison.
vile Taylor and Cook were with
party Of union miners march
my towards Carbonate when they
were shot. Both sides have obtai-
ned the best legal talent in west
ern kentucky. Ollie James, Cliff
TON j, Pratt, and Fletcher Demp.
Sey are among the attorneys en-
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