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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-04-06
F E UILL ITO N.
LUDIv V | N E.
PAR ANDRE THEuRIET.

mir ct. tout en- souffrant de man
quer q Ia parole donnee, ellie avail
renonce q retonrner le soir dams le,
pres de la Bieyre. Ainsi partage.
entire le souci de sa respectabilitt
ct le desir de revoir Robert, ellie
etait d'autant plus sensible aux re-
proohes indirects du ieune homme
ct ellie perdait contenance, au point
de ne plus s'apercevoir quill lui
tenaait la main CONNIE d'hahitude
Son embarras n 'echappait point 4
fmil observateur de M. de Lafau.
che, mais sans avoir l'air d'y alta.
cher dimportance, l'ancien bureau
crate sirotait lentement son cafe ct
entrait en- propos avec lie visiteur
-Puisqne Ludivine oublie de
sous offrir un siege. commencait-iI,
prenez ce fauteuil pres de moi. YOU
lez-vous une tasse de cafe 2 Non...
q votre aise... Ainsi vous ayez ete
retenu . Vaupreux par des amis
qui vous ont onblie? Celia ne vous
excuse pas tout i fsit. car vous au-
riez pu tout dc meme trouver un
moment pour vous informsr de ma
sante...
-Pardonl murmura le ieune
homme. je vous croyais mieux por-
tant.
Je vais NAL, tres NAL. Mes
NUTS sont affreuses. On ne veut
pas sen apercevoir, je passe lei ct
aillears pour IN malade imaginaire.
On ne recounaitra Ia gravite de
mon 6tat que iorsque je to,nberai
tout dun coup. Laissons celia. On
. anuse pas les gems en- les entire
tenant de ses propres miserea. Par
Ions de vousl Oa en- sont vos af-
laires, jeune homm-f Avez- vous
lie nouveau acconche dun de ces
nirifques projects qui doivent vons
'endre nillionnaire ct qui, en- atten-
liant, vous font perdre votre temps
i le plus clair de votre patrimoins?
Robert Champlan se mordait les
svres. comne pour retenir quel-
lues-unes de cea repliques cinglan-
es don't il etait coutumier. III
wait pris Ii resolution de 70 mon
rer patient ct pacifiaue; il repartit |
d risnt
Oui, monsieur dc Lafauche, i'ai |
ffectivement en- tete un nouvsau
rojet. mais il q est pas encore
adr. Lorsquil sera ! point. je me
de yons on dire un mot
{ de vous demander conssil.
Cstte rsponss concne en termes
,oderes ct conciliants surprit gram
ement fancien chef do bureau
0uais ! pensa-t.il. CO jeune merle
ordinairement bee ct oDgles; d'oh
;ank xa..n = :, :, = !, ;x<,..x3, -
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-04-06
PREMIERE PARTIE.

Avec IN anxieux battement de
rgur, il franchit agilement les clo-
lures du Pavilion, gravit les allees
en- pente ct Sc hasarda iusqu'au
seuil de la terrasse. Les volets
clos. entrevus parmi les massifs. ne
laissaient pas fltrer le moindre filet
de lumiere, ct la maison paraissait
deja ensevelie dams le sommeil.
Cetse fois, Robert Champlan rentra
Vaupreux, deconragc ct serienre-
ment tourmente. Lndivine s'etais-
ellie repentie d'avoir trop facilement
cede a m premier elan de tsndres-
Sc ct s'etait-elle defee d'elle-msme i?
On plutot n. de Lafauche. ayant
cautsieusement epic les amoureux
ct entendu leur conversation, te-
nait-il ca file en- chartre privee |?
lie jeune homme souffrait trop de
cette incertitude pour rsster plus
longtemps dans l'ignorance de ce
qni s'etait pasas. Quelle que fiit
50 rapngnance pour une explication
avec NJ. de Lafsuch@. il resolnt
d'affronter les coleres de Hou ncn-
sriatre voisin ct. le jour suivant,
apres midi, il poussa, non sans
eprouver un vague malaiss. Il grit
le do Pavilion qui souvrait sur le
chemin de Verrieres.
L'humeur accorte de Ia servante
son coup de sonnette le rassura
sur laccueil qui lui etsit reserve.
Isl III. lie LafAuche Sc fdt doute de |
quelque chose. il n'edt pas nanqus |
dc fermer 90 porte au neg do Ro-
] bert.
lie pere ct Ia file vsnaient d'ache-
yer leur dejsuner ct prenaient le
cafe sous une tonneile procLe de Ia
ateFrasse. Ce fnt ID que Ia seryante
aintroduisit ls jeune homms ct quill
tut tout d'abord salue par une ex-
clamation ironiqoe
Ho! hol dit N. dc Lafaache,
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1901-04-06

pour peu quils soient contraires
nos esperances. N'importe. YOU
me trouverez toujours a votre dis
position. Pas en- ce moment mean
moins, car voici l'heure de ma sizes
te ct. apres une execrable mutt din
somnie, i'ai grand besoin de repos
Et CONNIE Robert semblait YOU
loir discretement sc retir4r
Non pas, ajouta-t il, reetez..
Ludivine vous tiendra compagnie
Je men al que pour une demi- heure
au plus. apres quoi je vous rejoin
drai moins grognon ct plus dispos
II qnitta la tonnelle ct gagna In
maison, tandis que Mile de Lafau
che dune main nerveuse rangeait
les tasses sur le plateau. Les jeu
nes gems entendirent son pas s'eloi-
gner dams le vestibule ct demeure-
rent dependant silencieux en- face
Fun de l'autre.
-vous men voulez2 chuchota
enfin Ludivine en- tonrDant vers son
ami ses yeux clairs. on on lisait un
anxieux desir de pardon.
Non, repliqua-t-il. mais j'ai etc
mortellement inqniet; mon imagi-
nation a douloureusement travaille
pendant ces deux jours d'attente
vaine. Je me suis figure qu'on nous
await epies. que votre pere savait
tout ct vous e,npechait de sortir. II
men est rien, heureusem-nt. Mais
alors pourquoi n'etes-vons pas ve-
nue. ainsi que vous me l'aviez pro
mis- p.
-Je . n'aurais pas do vous lie pro-
METRE. A peine rentree au PaviI-
Ion. i'ai Gu honta de ma conduite.
Je me suis dit qu'une jeune file ne
doit point Sc permettre... t,ut ce
que je me suis permits, ct jj'ai pris la
resolution de ne point rec~ mmen-
Ger.
-Ah l.. C'est que vous ne m
meg pas vraiment, en- ce cas-.
Robert. Comme auraia-je
ose vous le dire. 81 celia 'etait pas !?
Precisement parce que je vous aine,
~ contraire. je veax que vous n a
7ez de moi aucune mauYaise OPT
lion. J'ai peur qn'en me voyant
lgir avec 81 pen de retenue, vous
le me jngiez NAL plus tard ct que
ELLA diminus la tendresse que vous
,ouvez avoir. Essayez done de me
En- ce ,noment, 81 ie |
'ous obeissais. vous maurice pas |
air de men vonloir. parce que
ous-meme n'etes pas maitre de
GUS. Mais apres, quand vous se-
iez de sang-froid. vous vous dlriez
.ue je snis une flle.mai elevee, ct
GUS . 'auriez plus pour moi nj esti-
-, ~ = {fon&s<,.
Quel enfantillage l.. repartit
'obert qui ne saisissait pas ces
uances delicates ct les regardait
omme de pneriles subtilites; 81
oos m'aimez, vous dsvez CONNIE
loi desirer que nous nous trou-
ions ensemble le plus sonvent pos
ble, ct. pour nous voir. il nous
sut bien convenir dun lieu de rom
ez-vous.
Ne pouvez-vous venir ici?
lei. je vous trouve rarement
,ple. NJ. de Lafauche est tou-
'urs en tiers ct, pour supporter
= sarcasmes. il me- faut une pa.
ence DANCE. Tout ! lhepre en-
re. tandis qn'il me lardait, je me
lia tenn quatre pour ne pas lui
yer le clou-
Gardez- vous-en bienl... Main
nant plus que jamais. i faut evi-
/ uue brouiile.
D 'accord... mails croytz-vous
10 90 ne colt pas mortifant ,l'stre
ns csese rabrou6 devsnt yous 81 de-
J pouvOir repliquer Non seaIe
ent c'est penible, maia dAngerenx.
1 II 6Dirai par eclater; cest
,urq,oi nous deyons chercher !
.ss voir ailIeurs. Nstions-nous
= plus tranquillss ct plus heu-
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-12
c. n. a. o. Z. n.


At a regular meeting OF Pixies
Peak Lodge. No 1869, c Nj. A.
o. T. y held Thursday night, in
G. A. K hall, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing term:
President, John Sebree; vice presi-
dent, Earnest Bertsch; secretary
treasurer, Fred Gi!len; speaker,
Carl Lesher; director, p Montoyai
sentinel, William kilgore.
The c. NJ. A. O. T. n is new
lodge recently organized by the
rising generation OF this city, the
title OF which IS interpreted thnsly;
Coming Men OF Amcrica-Our
Turn Next" There are eighteen
members OF the local organization
and all boys between the ages ol
fifteen and twenty one years arc
eligible to membership. The grand
secretary OF the order at Oak Park,
H., will give fine banner to the
lodge that secures the greatest
number of members during the
coming year. and our boys will
make an effort 10 capture the prize.
There are over =, 900 lodges IN the
world at the present time.
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-12

Carlton g. Bradley guarantee
Columbia patent flour to give as
good satisfaction as any -four.
Pepsin preparations often fail
to relieve indigestion because they
can digest only albuminous foods.
There is one preparation that di-
gests all classes OF food. and that
is Kodol Dysp. psia Cure II cures
the worst cases OF indigestion and
gives instant relief, for II digests
what you eat. Miller & Andrews.
When threatened by pneumonia
or any other lung trouble. prompt
relief is necessary, as IL is danger
Gus to delay. We would suggest
that One Minute Cough Cure be
taken as soon as indications OF
having taken cold are noticed. II
cures quickly and its early use pre-
vents consumption. Miller & An
drews.
The annual meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Id Junta State
Bank was held last Monday, and
the following officers and directors
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, X. A Steen; vicepresi-
dent. A. c Draper; cashier, @. II.
Wincheli; directors, II. a. S,een,
A. c. Draper, A d Best, +.
Gsuger, q. II Near, Humphrey
Best, q. II Winchell.
The International Correspond
ence School, OF Scranton, Pa, has
had one OF their ears located on
side,rack at this point for several
days past. 1t IS IN charge OF W.
w Irwin, superintendent, who rs
assisted by Messrs. Holloway,
Leech and Cough. Working mod
els OF locomotives, and other ma
chinery, are used to demonstrate
special methods OF locomotive
management and repair. Economy
in the use OF fuel and converting
water into steam, and careful
system CT inspection is taught.
This car with instructors is max
ing a trip over the Santa Fe sys
tenn, special attention being given
to employees 10 the various depart
ments OF the operating system.
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-12

The following merchants will
give votes for the Piano Contest
Be sure TO ask for ballot with
each 75c purchase and vote the
piano to your Lodge:
Faulkner & Heaton, groceries.
I. II. Simonton, groceries.
las. Melvin, meat market.
Finney's Pharmacy, drugs, and
jewelry.
McCarty & Anthem. clothing.
A. NJ. Potter. stationary.
Bomgardner& & O'Neil. hardware.
Hawkins Cash Store, dry goods.
shoes, etc.
G. H. Downer, bicycles.
Grant Harbour, Dept Store.
Valley Furniture and Carpet Co.
Griffin & Wasson, paint and
paper
!. B. Sherman & Co, restaurant
Cny E. Smith, music store,
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-12
SOME MORE LOCAL rsns.

|. b. O'Neil returned yesterday
from a business trip to Las Ami
mas.
Columbia patent hard whea,
flour, best in La unta, at Carlton
& Bradley's.
John Carrie, the barber, was out
for the frs, time yesterday, after d
three weeks siege with pneumonia.
l.. V. Greer has been employed
bA Superintendent Fox to ofticiate
as chef on his special car No. $50.
|. w. Vandiver has been in
Rocky Ford this weed moving
houses from old sites TO new sites.
Pedigreed and high grade Bel
gian hares for sale. A. Nenable,
Hillside Ribbitry. North La Junts.
We do all kinds OF clothes clean
ing and dyeiug First-class work;
prices reasonable; give us trial.
La Junta Steam Laundry.
Hon C. l.. Seeley, Esq.,, in
order to kaep in the fashion, is
laid up with bad attack OF the
prevailing silment-la grippe.
ID w. Barkley. OF the Rocky
Ford Enterprise, was county seat
visitor Thursday. He had jnst re
turned from two weeks sojourn
in his old home in Illinois.
The most soothing, healing and
antiseptic application ever devised
is DeWitts Witch Hsztl Salve.
|, relieves at once and cures piles.
sores, eczema and skin diseases.
Beware OF limitations Miller Il
Andrews
DIR. Sapero. the we'll known
oculist, will again be in La unts,
January 2Ist 10 goth, at the Park
House DR.. Sapero is on his way
to New York TO visi: different hos
pitals and will be absent until July.
If you require the doctors services
please call early.
Headaches cured by propar ad-
justment OF perfectly fitted glasses.
Granulated lids and sore eyes cured
and eyes straiehtened wi,hou,
pain. DR.. Sapero will again be in
La Junta January 2Is, to 2o,h, at
the Park House. Please call
early.
Mrs. s. Il. Faulkner gave birth
day party yesterday afternoon.
about doxen lady friends being
present. A very pleasant after
noon was spent with cards and in
social converse For proficiency
in the card games, Miss May Howe
was awarded first prize, Mrs. O.
@. Hess winning the BOBBY prize.
This season there is a large
death rate among children from
Group and lung troubles. Prompt
action will save the little ones from
these terrible diseases. We know
OF nothing SO certain to give in
stant relief as One Minute Cough
Cure. II can also be relied upon
IN grippe and all throat and lung
troubles OF adults. Pleasant to
take. Miller & Andrews.
John Spidel had narrow escape
from being seriously injured yes,er~
day morning. While No. s was
being made up, Spidel was stand
ing between the engine and bag
gage car, preparatory 10 making a
coupling. a switch engine backed
several cars into the baggage car.
Spikel being caught between the
bumper of the latter and the en-
CINE He was badly squeezed.
but no bones were broken.
The FIRE departm ent received
1000 fee, of rnbber-lined, double
jacket cotton Tr Jan hose las,
Monday from the United and Globe
Manufacturing Company, of Tren
ton, N. ]. The hose was bough,
at bargain, through the financial
engineering of Chief Wonderly,
La Junta tribune., 1901-01-12
Merchant. Git Piano.

The standing for the week end
ing January 9th. in the piano
contest, is as follows:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
A German-PoIe.

Czolgosz is a German-Pole, and
says his home is in the vicinity OF
Cleveland, o. He is twenty-eight
years old and unmarried, and has
seven brothers aad two sisters liv-
ing there. He worked for a time in
the wire works at Newark, o.
President Mckinley, when shot
dropped the hand of the assassin
and staggered back a pace toward
Secretary Cortelyou and President
Milburn, who had been standing at
his side. They caught him as he
was falling and drew him tenderly
toward chair.
Czolgosz's every act had been
watched by the secret service of
ficers, but they were not quick
enough to stop him. AS the second
shot was fired, though, the meaning
of what was happening dawned
upon half a hundred of those closest
to the place occupied by the Presi-
dent, and there was a mad rush to
seize the murderer.
He was finally placed in a car
riage and hurried off to Jail.
The wounded President was
taken to the home of Jno. g. Mil
burn, President of the Buffalo Ex-
position.
Mrs. Mckinley had been with the
President in the forenoon but did
not go to the afternoon reception at
4 o'clock. She was asleep at the
Milburn home and was not aroused.
she awoke at 500 and the news
was broken to her.
The Doctors Attending.
DR.. p. M. Rixey, the Presidents
physician, was with him and at
once took charge of the case, the
wounded man being taken to Mr..
Milburn's. Other Doctors called in
were NJ. B. Mann, Roswell Parke,
H. Mynter and Eugene Wasbin, all
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
MURDER CHARGE.
Alleged Slayer Of Charles BeIIamy
Arrested Near crofton.

Henry Blair, COL, the alleged
slayer of Charles Bethany, also
colored, who was killed near Clarks-
vile last July, was arrested near
Crofton last Thursday afternoon
by Deputy Sheriff c. ]. Barnes.
Blair was working in tobacco
field and had a pistol strapped
about his waist when the Officer
came upon him.
Heoffered no resistance, however,
and agreed to return to Tennessee
without requisition. Mr.. Barnes
took his prisoner to Clarksville
Thurday night and delivered him
to the authorities.
The murder of Bethany occurred
in District No. 9, near Mr.. G. B.
Lyle's farm, in an alteration over
a pistol.
Blair was apprehended then, but
escaped from the officers and had
since been at large.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
SYNOD MEETS HERE.
Session will Open at Ninth Street
Presbyterian Church.

The Synod of Kentucky, compris-
ing the presbyteries of Louisville,
lgbenezer, Paducah, Transylvania
and Muhlenburg, meets in the
Ninth Street Presbyterian Church
in this city Oct. is, at 1870 P. M,
and will open its session with a
sermon by the retiring moderator
The Synod has upon its roll
10 ministers, 195 churches and
obout 10000 communicates. 1t con-
fributed during the past year, be-
sides pastors salaries, current ex
penses, etc., nearly $4,000 for
benevolent purposes. OF this
amount SIP, 900 went to home mis-
sions and about $4,000 to foreign
missions.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10

clearest accounts. He said: 81
stood about ten feet from the Presi-
dent and saw Czolgosz approach
him. The latter had his right hand
drawn up close to his breast and a
white linen handkerchief wrapped
about it bore the appearance of a
bandage. He extended his left
hand, and / am quite sure the
President thought he was injured,
for he leaned forward and looked at
him IN a sympathetic way. When
directly in front of the President
Czolgosz threw his right hand for
ward and fired. l saw the flash
and smoke, followed by the report,
and then heard the second shot.
Instantly John Parker, the colored
man, and Secret Agent Foster were
upon Czolgosz and they bore him
to the floor. Czolgosz, lying pros
trate, still retained hold on his
revolver and seemed to be trying to
get his arm free to fire again.
President Did Not Fall.
1.-THE President did not fall. He
raised his right hand and felt of
his breast and seemed to be main
tanning his upright position only by
wonderful effort. l am sure he did
not speak at the moment. He gazed
fixedly at his assailant with a look
which cannot describe, but which
! shall never forget, and in a mo-
ment reeled back into the arms of
Secretary Cortelyou. Czolgosz's
revolver had by that time been
knocked from his hand and some
one had picked up the burning
handkerchief which lay at his feet.
czolgosz was picked up, forced
back and again knocked down.
"Mr. Cortelyou and Mr.. Milburn
supported the President and led
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10

] sell Lump, Nut, Mixed, Run Of
mines and Pea coal.
AnERNATHY, Agt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
One Bullet Penetrates the
Stomach, Another Chances
Off From the Breast.
bone.
LATEST REPORTS BY WIRE.

LA Ed KEFONlO Df WHNE.
An anarchist named Leon Czol
gosz attempted the life of President
Mckinley in the Temple of Music at
the Buffalo Exposition Friday. The
President was holding reception
and hundreds were coming forward
to shake his hand. The assassin
had his right hand swathed in a
handkerchief or bandage in which
he concealed a revolver. AS the
President extended his hand to take
the mans left hand, the anarchist
fired two shots.
One of the shots struck the right
breast bone and infiicted.only flesh
wound. The other penetrated both
walls of the stomach, but above the
intestines, and probably lodged in
the muscles of the back, as it has
not been found, though the wound
was explored.
The assassin says he is dis
ciple of Emma Goldman. He was
overpowered at once, and, after be-
ing roughly handled, was takep in
custody by the police and removed
later to police headquarters in Buff
falo, where later in the day excited
crowds surrounded the jail crying
"lynch him."
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
LARGE TUMOR REMOVED.
Wife Of Judge Brown Recovering
From Surgical Operation.

The wife of Judge NJ. d. Brown
on Tuesday last had a very dan
gerous surgical operation perform
ca at st Joseph Infirmary, Louis
willie, by DR.. Vance, in which a
large tumor was successfully re-
poved. She was in the operating
room one hour and ten minutes and
soon rallied from the anaesthetics
used. Up to the latest ac-
counts she was resting we'll, with
eyerysP Prospect of speedy recovery
Her many friends here and else
where will be glad to learn that the
Nhances Of her speedy recovery are
hood
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10

partly conscious. ?
SUNDAYS REPORT.
No Unfavorable Symptoms De-
veIOped as Feared.

Buffalo, Sept. None of the I'M
favorable symptoms so much
dreaded has yet appeared in the
Presidents case. His condition
yesterday gave the greatest ense
enlargement, the temperature be-
ing lower, pulse decreased and res
piration easier But the physi-
clans do not consider that the crit
ical stage will have. been passed
through until after another forty
eight hours. The patients mind
yesterday was clear of the effects
of the. anassthetic and he enjoyed
four hours of natural sleep. Nour-
ishment was also given him hypo-
dermicallyfor the first time since
he was shot. The X-rays will not
be usedlfoF the present to locate the
bullet unless signs of inflammation
appear DR.. McBurney, the eel
ebrated New York surgeon, exam
ined the patient yesterday and said
there was not single unfavorable'
symptom. He also said the prompt
ness in operating.on the President
after the shooting IN all probabili-
ty saved his life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
YESTERDAYS BULLETINS.
A Decided Improvement the First
Report Received

The bulletins received yesterday
were all of an encouraging charac-a
terIand the conviction isgrowing
stronger that the President will re-.
cover. 1.-THE bulletins, are here
given:
800 a. m.-The President passed
a quiet night, No cause for alarm,
*@ IN
900 a. m.-The President ! eon-
dition is sharply improsed this
morning. SEX
1890 a. m.-Dr. Charles McBur-
ney. (the New York surgeon called
in Sunday says if the President
holds his own "a hours longer he
will be out OF danger.
3 p. m.-The Presidents eonuis
ton is still very encouraging. : b
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10

seemed about to throw himself at
the feet of the President, but was
restrained. The Presidents answer
came very slowly and in hating,
subdued voice. He said: 'YesI be-
lieve l am. The President was at
tracted by the scuffle of the officers
who we're dragging the would-be
murderer away, but he did not
speak. His head rested on the arm
OF Mr.. Milburn and he seemed only
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10

3 p. m.-The Presidents conuie
ton is still very encouraging. "a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
While Holding Public Re-
ception in Buffalo.

him to a chair. / heard him ask
that the news be kept from his wife
and moment later, when Secre-
tary Cortelyou asked him if he felt
much pain, he said: This wound
hurts very much. He seemed to be
fairly easy as he rested in the chair
and some of the fading color came
back to his face.
Paled at the Sight of Blood.
"He reached his right hand in
side of his shirt, and when he with
drew it his fingers we're tipped
with blood. He paled again at the
sight of the blood, and l think he
tainted. Senior Azpiroz, the Mexi-
can Minister, broke through the
crowd and, rushing up to the Presi-
dent, cried; My God, Mr.. Presl-
dent, are you sbot?' The minister
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
ACCIDENTAL SHOT
Shattered Bones Of Leg Necessita.
ting Surgical Operation.

About a week ago Mike Dattilo,
formerly of this city, accidentally
shot himself in the leg with pistol
at Madisonville. He was in the
act of taking the weapon from a
dresser when it was discharged.
The ball passed through his right
leg below the knee, SCATTERING the
bone. The wound refused to yield
to treatment and on last Thursday
surgical operation was perform
ed. All OF the injured bone was
taken out and the patient is now
doing well.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1901-09-10
Phelps.cOwherd.

Miss Mandy Cowherd, of Hop
yinsville, and A. v. Phelps, Of
,larksville, were married at the
p;nlsters home Wednesday morn
PC by Rev. Cherry. The bride
lad one arm, while the groom was
pInus an eye. Todd County Times.