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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
Millinery Openings.

The ladies flocked in Saturday to
see the opening of Spring Millinery at
Noel Sisters and Miss Sallie Tillett's.
This was strictly Spring opening,
and only Spring goods were displayed
Next Saturday, all the hats will be
displayed, as it is what is known as
Spring and Summer" opening. Great
preparations are being made, and a
large crowd is expected.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03

Wonder what's become of that cleo
trio railroad for which franchise was
granted not long since? We don't take
much stock in it, but hold to our Oft
repeated assertion that we will event.
ually get the Southern, few brilliant
AleXanders and sore heads to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
Senator Farris Accepts Position.

Senator George Il. Farris left last
week for Frankfort, where he accepts
position as travelling salesman for
the Frankfort Chair Co., one of the
largest institutions in the state. He
received his samples and went on the
road this week. Senator FarriS has
many friends over the state, and will
make splendid man for his house.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
8. Of Local Interest. =
Don't miss the Berea College Glee
Club tomorrow night.
Appointed Examiner.
$500 :s.::.:e.E: ::1:E:7:::

Miss Lena Hobbs has been appoint
cd an examiner by the Garrard Cir
cult Court. As she is Stenographer
and typewriter, her appointment will
be of great convenience TO the men,
berS Of the bar. She is also empower
Ell to acknowledge and certify papers
- all kinds.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
Doing NfcaIv.

Mr.. James E. Todd, whose leg was
amputated on the 26 of March is re-
ported by his physicians as doing we'll.
MIR. Todd accidentally shot himself
just below the knee while attempting
to shott a dog that was prowling
around the premises.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
To Fly Little Friends.

/ want to thank my friends for their
kindness TO me during my sickness.
l will never forget the many favOrs
received from my kind schOolmates.
May God bless each of you. | am
much better now. and will soon be
well. Lovingly, John Tercy Burnside.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03

Rev. G. NJ Chumley will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning and evening. THE RECORD
is asked to say that all the members
are expected TO be present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03

March went out like a whole den of
lions, and lions of the fierceSt breed.
We have had large assortment Of
weather during the past week or so.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
Another handkerchief Sale.

The ladies were SO successful with
the handkerchief sale that they will
hold another in the StOrmeS building
next Saturday, at which time refresh
ments will be served. Go down Sat-
urday afternoon and assist in noble
work
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
An Excellent Preacher.

Rev. Burris A. Jenkins, president of
Kentucky University, preached two
excellent sermons in the Christian
church Sunday. Large congregations
heard him, and all were delighted.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03

If the coal dealers haven't grown
rich d IT n the past six or eight
months, its their own fault.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
LANCASTER KY, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, APR. 3 1902

Seats on sale at StOrmeS' for the
Berea College Glee Club tomorrow
niUbt
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1902-04-03
Wreck on Kay See.

Just as No. p was coming into Point
Leavell, Saturday morning, an empty
box car Jumped the track. This de-
railsd three other box cars and piled
up wreck that took until 10 O'Clock
IT to clear. One car
en in two, and others badly
wre The train was running We
ry SLOW, as it WIS almost to the stop
ping point. There was never more
careful crew than Capt. Price, Engi-
neer Henry hammers, Charley Walk
er and Joe Arnold, and it is seldom,
indeed, that trouble arises. The
wreck of Saturday was due to no care
0ssneSS on their part.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
IT.s a Joint TRACK.

Those who suppose that the North
western and st. Paul railroads are en-
gagged in cat and dog fight over the
ore hauling OF this district are greatly
mistaken and as an evidence Of the
friendly feeling existing between these
two companies we may point to the
fact that the new spur track now be-
ing built TO the Great Western mine
is joint track and that the expense
Of its construction will be shared eq-
ually by each road and not, as gener
ally supposed. be borne wholly by the
st. Paul, although the construction of
it is under the direction Of the ST.
Paul officials, This means that the ore
from the Great Western mine will be
hauled by both roads and that the com
pany will thus be assured Of good dis
patch in the movement of its ore as
the railroad companies will be more
anxious to see that cars are supplied
when two roads have access to a prop
erty than when one road has the thing
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
TELEpHoNE To PENToGA.

Another evidence Of the push of
Manager Blodgett OF the Michigan Tel
ephone company's exchanges ia Iron
county comes in the announcement
that telephone line will be put into
Pentoga and Saunders this year
At the present time these two little
towns are isolated, as IL were, from
the rest of the county. Saundres has
a road connecting il with the outside
world but Pentoga is without that con
venience. The only way TO get into or
out Of the town from here is by rail and
the connections aie such that persons
coming from Pentoga here are com
PEELED TO stay over night. Thus the
telephone connection with Pentoga will
be greatly appreciated. Mr.. Blodgett
tells us that the line will probably be
extended from the Baltic mine by way
Of Saunders thus giving that place out
side connections also.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
500 MEN WANTED.
TO work in the oliver Mine at Iron River
Prospects For Next YsAr Good.

Monday. orders were received from
headquarters to start mining work i'm
mediately in the Riverton and Dober
mines at Iron River and Immediately
call was issued for 800 men to work
in the different mines. The mines nave
been idle since long last summer and
the working force which was there az
the time has all been disorganized.
There are not more men about Iron
River now than are needed in the
natural order to which things had ad-
justed themselves and the force ad-
vertised for must be imported. II will
take several months before the force
is fully organized and things working
as before.
The announcement was a welcome
one to the people Of our sister town
who have been anxiously awaiting it
for serveral months, and, az a gentle
man who was over there the day
the announcement came, says, yon can {
see their ears from the grin that covers
their faces. But they have good Ii
cense to grin and we hope that the re-
sumption of work over there will
bring the results so'ardently expected.
In this connection it is competent to
take forecast of the prospects of
summer in this county. Unless all
signs.tail. the coming season is one OF
great promise Crystal Falls is COM
ing in for its share of the good things
and will soon retrieve, in a degree,
the loss sustained in the closing of the
great Western mine. Just as soon az
the machinery is in place the work
of unwatering the big mine viii be
started and it is hoped that, about the
middle of the summer, 800 men will be
employed in and about this property.
The Lamont will be unwatered at
once, the shaft which has been in pro-
cess Of construction for the past year
and half being about completed.
This mine will give employment to
be started at once and worked 20 it's
utmost capacity. The Bird mine will
resume with fifty men in a short time.
There are several explorations that
will be started AS soon as the spring
thaw is over and altogether 500 adj
ditional men Will be needed in and
about the mines Of this city before
the middle Of the summer
In the general market, conditions
were never healthier Last week
trade papers announced the purchase Of
l50. 600 tons Of pig iron for delivery
during the third quarter Of the year
at the prices current now This ac-
tion is signifcent in that it gives the
opinion of the trade that prices will
remain firm and all mills will be oc.
cupied With these conditions in ev-
idence in the general market prosperity
cannot help but stay with us
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
DEATH OF MRS. GAFFNEY.

After having suffered for nearly two
months, Mrs Joseph Gaffney passed
quietly and peacefully from this life at
the hospital last Wednesday afternoon
The deceased lady seemed, for the past
few weeks TO be rallying from the
ailment she was suffering from and
her family had hopes that she would
get well again. But the rally proved
TO be only the calm before the storm
and almost before her attendants
knew what was happening she had de-
parted this life. All'of her children,
excepting her son, James, were in the
city at the time of her death and they
never ceased in their efforts TO make
her last moments comfortable ones
AS soon as the news was broken TO
him, Mr. Gatfney hastened from Iron
River to direct the funeral arrange
. ments. She was buried yesterday morn
ing from the church of the Guardian
.ngel. she having been constant and
ydevoted worshiper therein for many
years. The remains were laid at rest
in the cemetery across the river beside
\ those OF her husband who proceeded her
70 the realm beyondgwo years ago.
The maiden name NJ the deceased
was Mary Finnerty and she was born
in Clara, Kings County Ireland She
spent the early dayt Of her life in her
native parish and NJ the age of IS went
to England where she was married
At tho age Of 26 TO Joseph Gaffncy.
They spent their early married life in
England and came to this country in
is70 settling first at Ishpeming Three
years later the family came 90 CRYSTAL
Falls and have resided here continuously
since that time making them ON Of the
very oldest Of thepioneets ofthis place.
She was in her life Tins y energetic,
hard working woman. hef rrat an,bi-
tlon being to give her children the ad
.vantagos Of an education and that she
,rceded in this is evidenced in the
f.nily that she leaves two boys and
~ girls. The young ladies Misses
frXkie and Mary are teachers In the
schools OF the county and James y is.
cashier for the Oliver companysin this.
district Gorge is at present. employed
at the great Western mine. Besides
the children. who. by the way, are all
1<rown 20 manhood and womanhOod,
.he leaves father and sister. the
latter living at Port Oron, N. J.
<hf will be missed most by her father
Who Ia an old man and needs daughter
care and comfort
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
RAHToBNE SISTERS.

The lodge of Rathbone sisters. men
tion Of the organization Of which was
made in these columns short time
ago, will be instituted next wednesday
evening in the X. of p Hall The
lodge starts out with good member
ship and under the most promising ont
look. The ladies are all interested Ia
the organization and are taking hold
of the work with determination TO
make the logde a success in every
particular The name chosen for the
lodge is Crystal Falls Temple. The
work OF instituting will be performed
by Mrs Mae Hotton. of Sault SteMarie.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01

treat this man rs Innocent until he is
proven guilty. Has he been proven
guilty. This presumption of innocence
which accompanies the trial of the
case. is rebuttable presumption, or a
presumption which may be disputed or
overcome by evidence Such is the
humanity Of the law that every man
is presumed innocent until proven
guilty We presume every man sane,
until proven to be insane. We pre-
sumo every man honest until he is
shown to be dishonest some men are
insane some men are guilty Of crime
So you see it is a presumption merely
Has that presumption been overcome
by evidence in the case which satisfies
your minds beyond reasonable doubt
of the guilt Of the defendants
The defendant here has pleaded not
guilty Whenever respondent pleads
not guilty to charge, such as this,
the burden is cast Dpan the people
to make ont their ease against him.
And il is the duty ai he people here,
before they can ns1 for a verdict Of
guilty at your hands, Co satisfy you
beyond reasonable doubt and TO a
moral certainty that this respondent
took the life Of this man Finley
under such circumstances as to render
him liable in the law AID under cir.
cumstances so that 10 cannot be said
that he acted in self defense, or WAS
excused or justified in his act. That
burden Is upon the people, That bur
den never shifts 70 the respondent
The obligation Of proving these facts
rest then upon the people.
Now gentlemen, the prosecuting at
torney has seen ft, and think Justly
So 70 charge this respondent with
manslunghter, instead 81 murder be
cause it is conceded, and must be, thet
Whatever took place ON this occasion
was the result Of hasty quarrel
Thoro was not that deliberation that
characterizes murder usually, although
there was the use Of deadly weapon
and the unlawful use Of a deadly
weapon implies malice, Of itself. But
in this case. il You should find that
there was even malice on the part Of
this respondent, You will bear in mind
that he is only chargeable with the
offense Of manslaughtear, and cannot
be convicted by you Of any higher
offense.
Now manslanghter is the unlawful
Killing OF another, without malice,
either express OF implied and we say
that manslaughter ie Of two kinds vol.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01

untary and involuntary manslaughter.
Voluntary manslaughter is whore. mp
OH sudden quarrel two persons fight
and one of them kills the other or
whore one man greatly provoGes an
other by personal violence and the
other Immediately kills him Invol-
untary manslaughter is where man,
doing an unlawful act not amounting
TO felony, by accident kills another
/ souppose it IS the theory and claim
Of the prosecution here that the respon-
dent is guilty Of voluntary manslaugh-
ter That he voluntarily took the lifo
OF the deceased That seems to be
the charge
Now manslaughter sometimes inyol-
yes a direct intent TO kill but he law
reduces the grade Of the ofiense bo-
cause, looking at the frailty Of human
nature, it considers that great provoca-
tion is sufficient to incite the passions
beyond the control Of reason; to make
it manslaughter the reason should nc
the time of the act be disturbed or OBJ
scured by passion to an extent which
might render ordinary men of fair av-
erage disposition liable TO act rashly
or without due deliberation or reflect
ION, from passion rather than from
Judgment.
As have said manslaughter may in
some cases bo intended IN such cases
it differs from murder because 10 is
provoked II is not iustfable TO take
life. under provocation and yet the
provocation may be serious enough
to deprive the intended Killing Of it's
malicious character SO chat it Is
neither murder, on the one hand, nor
justihahle or excusable homicide ON
the other But IL the act is done IN
self defense thon ~ course II would be
Unsuitable homicide Manslaughter is
distinguished from murder
in this, that though che act which oc-
casions death was unlawful, yet the
malice, either express or implied.
which is the very essence Of murder,
is presumed 20 bc wanting, and is
wanting in manslaughter. II homi-
eide is committed under the influence
Of passion OF in the heat Of blood. pro-
ducde by an adequate or reasonable
provocation, and before reasonable
time has elapsed for the blood b cool
and reason 10 resume it's habitual con-
troll, and is the result OF temporary ex-
citement by which the control Of
reason was disturbed, the offense is
manslaughter. and not murder. AsI
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
SURVEYORS AT WORK.

In conversation with gentlemen
from Kenton this week, a represontn
tive Of this paper learned FOR cer
tainty that the surveyors are at work
on the proposed extension Of the q 81
n w railroad from Watersmeet to
Mass CITY The surveyors are at pres
ent wrhirg few miles from Kenton
arl nvera1t.on with one Of the
y the Information was volun-
td iaat the Sparrow Kroll people
haJ made the Northwestern a very
generous proposition to induce them
to run the extension through Kenton
instead Of Trout Creek as originally
proposed. 10 is rumored that the prop
osition is to give the Northwestern
four or five miles of road bed which
the Sarrow Kroll people own and which
they are now using for logging road
The presence Of the surveyors In the
immediate vicinity Of Kenton would
indicate that route TO that place Is
being investigated.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
AN ABLE CHARGE.
Judge Stones chArse to the Jury in tho
Bennett Case

So many expressed desire TO secure
a printed copy of the charge of Judge
Stone TO the jury in the Bennett case
that this paper has with consider
able expense, secured copy and we
give IL herewith for the benefit of our
readers The excellent English and
clear logic Of the distinguished iurist
makes II a very entertaining reading.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01
MONSTER ENGINEs.

Some idea of the size of the monster
enignes which the 9. & N. W. people
propose putting ON this run can be had
by looking at the new turn table
which is being put In at the round
house in this city. A turn table Of a
size sufficient TO handle engines seventy
feet long is being installed. The old
table is fifty feet in length and it bearly
accommodates the "hogs" that are now
in use. Tho new engines are to be
much larges than any Of the present
ones and they will be somewhere in
the neighhorhood OF seventy feet in
length.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1902-03-01

"A Kings Rival, at the Opera
House, Friday evening, March
4th. Don't fail to see it.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-05
THIRTY MEN RESCUED
FROM THE HoNDO NINE, BUT MANY
WILL DIE.
The Mexican Authorities Have Beaun
an investigation to Place the Response
bIIity for the Disaster

Eagle Pass. Texas, February 4.-The
latest Information from Hondo is that liz
bodies in all have been recovered. eighty.
five of these dead and thirty alive. but
horribly mangled. OF the latter very few
are likely to recover.
The damage to property is not great. The
mine shaft is intact, and the fan over
the adjacent shaft used for ventilation is
working without Interruption The roof
OF the mine has cayed in several places
but not extensively.
Eighteen bodies are reported to be yet in
the mine. but sixteen of these are said to
he coated strenuous efforts are being
made to get them. Miuers are rcSum ng
work In the contiguous mine slowly. Many
of Them had relatives in No. &.
Tho Mexican authorities are down there
In force Investigating with an eye to fix
Ing responsibilities for the disaster General
Manager Johnson Is still on the spot, and
with the resident superintendent. r. NJ
Mckinney, and assistants Is untiring in
etoitS at rescue, and in assuIging suffering
There were no Americans among the
doomed men. Nearly all were Mcxicans
Even the night foreman was a Mex, can
One theory given out is that closed
door opening into rooms In which gas had
accumulated had been thoughtlessly opened
by q man with a naked lamp. and hcnc
the explosion. The hereaved are submit
ting to heir awful lot with a resignation
almost stoicgl.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-05
DETERMINED ON MURDER.
NEGRO SHOT HIS WIFE TWICE AND
THEN SUlClOEO.
While Being Searched for He Went to
Where the Wounded Woman Was
and Shot Her Second Time.

Eagle Lake. Texas, February A negro
named Walter Daniels went to the house
Of his wife, Babe Daniels, who had left
him and was living with other parties, and
discovering her through glass window
shot and seriously, II not fatally, wounded
her.
The officers and physician were called
at once to attend the wounded and cap
ture the would-be murderer. After all had
left the house where the shooting occurred
except some darkies who were waIng
upon the wounded woman, the negro ap-
pcared again, this time about o'clock
and going TO the door boldly threw It open
and fred another shot Mt his wife as she
law on the bed. striking her In the leg
near the knee He then went out In the
street about thirty steps away amt Shot
himself in the bead and died instantly.
They had formerly lived ar Lane city
and the woman came from there here some
time ago; the man came here last Week
and 1t is said had been trying to get MS
wife 10 return home with him
The woman is still alive hut NOT OK.
pcctcd to live This is the third case o,
his nature here in the past few months
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-05

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iapie "a svt he state money as am expert
H. 6c, ta do tic work and we should
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Mf. SaN'E 'us nav ryperfs more money,
work we. muh. Ply "a s,3 y,r iuust he
but our l.yb Is "I"''''' "''"
ec0nop ui' srgrasted that the word "cv-
NJ; Hnol,tp I,"n out end tho term ac
peri re Stt and ,bot tbov he allowed
counts pc us ~ IN lion WINS nut in tho
- per daE' ,nc ',1SJ ~ nrcvnileG
form IH y Utt W." thnn toolt m tne land
ilugauoh 'lGp I5u,nidod nat tbe committee
inhI Weeh Inu u.'t t toi,a an thr rage. as
nau no y ,r"' ,Sl5 not he enforced sholld
thelr mig ing '|u,n ,,.a XXI 70 Tho comnlain-
me result "c i"''I""''
ans 3 ,o.+,,,, Of clcctine a stepograpnlc
~ n No. cf6rrre vgas most Dnilcd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-02-05
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