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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18
HOIsINGTON HUMMINGS.
From the Dispatch.

From the Dispatch.
There are 327 children of school age
in Hoisington.
Mrs. j. ". Soderstrom and daugh-
ter visited the later part of last week
with friends at Wichita.
Mrs. Kate Clements and son Harry
took their departure for Kansas City
Saturday night, where they will make
their future home.
W. 81. Craddock, the Democratic
candidate for governor, will attend
the Harvest Home Picnic at Clsfin
July %
The Hoisington Colts have II games
scheduled for the near future. They
will play two games with the Haskell
Indians on the home grounds, three
games with the Pueblo team al Pueblo,
two games each with the Eilin wood :,
Chase and Great Bend teams.
G. 3. Jewell informs the writer that
Mr.. Shipp of the Railroad Y NJ @
A will be here Friday with the speci-
fication for the new building soon to
be erected. The home contractors
will be given a chance to bid on the
new building, and all bids must be in
by July 18th. Work will begin about
August 1st.
Mrs. Shields, who resides east of
town, gives her experience with a
snake as follows: Zone day last week
while she was out in the grove look :
ing for some young chickens, large
snake fell and quickly coiled ITSELF
around her neck. By rare presence
of mind she grasped his snakeship by
the head and tail, uncolled it from
arouned her neck, throwing it from
her. No harm befell Mrs. Shields
from her rare experience.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18
EsseN6;|En q
ELLINWOoD EFFECTS.
From the Leader,


Corn continues to hump itself and
begins to look as if that cereal would
make a record breaking yield Pity
there was not more corn planted this
spring.
A couple of harvest hands working
for Frank RobI were paid off Satur'
day and left Sunday morning. They
took a couple of Robl's guns with
them, without his permission and
now Frapz would like to meet them
again.
Mic Thul, of Iowa, brother of Jake
Thul, arrived here on the Fourth OF
July, accompanied by his daughter,
Maggie, on short visit. This was
the first time the brothers had seen
each other since 1880. and the meet.
ing was complete surprise to Jake.
A couple of hoboes beat up har-
yes. hand in a most shameful man.
ner at the coal chute on Sunday.
The offenders were arrested and Civ
en- a fac of $40 aud costs each, for
assault and battery. In default of
same they were taken to the county
Jail.
The first wheat tbreshed this sea-
son was on Fred Schrepel>s place,
just north of town. That which was
threshed was of poor quality. being
mixed with weeds and possessed of a
decidedly maSty odor. Owing to
the many rains there will not be
much wheat here which will grade
up to the splendid quality of last
year.
RAIDER & Sprinkler dissolved part
nership the past week, after having
been in partnership together since
1898. The original firm was M.
RAIDER & Son, who started in the
general merchandise business in
1879 The firm in its present style
has been in business since 1895
Frank RAIDER retires from the firm
and the business is now owned and
run by Nicholas Sprinkler.
A dead man was found in q pas
ture south of the Salt Marsh aboui
two weeks ago The body was dis
covered in a water tank, and was
naked, the clothing being found in a
pile short distance from the tank.
No one was able to identify the body
and the supposition is that the man
| deliberately committed suicide by
drowning himself ir the tank.
During the storm on the afternoon
of July ], lightning struck the house
of Tom Keller, south in Stafford
county. doing quite little damage.
There were several persons in the
house at the time, but they escaped
injury. This is the third time Mr..
| Keeler's home has suffered from an
electrical bolt. Fifteen years ago il
was struck in identically the same
spot, and once thereafter in another
part of the building. Those who
claim that Tightening never strikeE
twice in the same place. must now
go way back and sit down, and try &c
figure out some other fool saying.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18

that we can assure those who attend
. good Tins Epperson's Military
Band Of Great Bend-one of the best
In the state-wiif furnish the music
There will be speaking in the large
tent by W. Ii Craddock and other
speakers of state reputation; all kind
Of races and games, merry go-round.
Uncle Toms Cabin Show, in the Co.'S
own mammoth tent. plenty of re-
freshments, grand disylsy of fire.
works and big ball in Carey's hall
in the evening. July %, is going to
be Ciafin's Red Letter Day. Who's
soever will, may come.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18
OLMUTZ BRIEFLETS,
By like The Hiker.h

Warm? well rather.
A double wedding is to be pulled
IF here next week.
What will the harvest be-now
laugh if you see anything funny.
Rev. John Hlns was at Nc Cracker
day or so this week on business.
;. Threshing is in full blast, the wheat
is grading fairly we'll and is yielding
up to the most sanguine expectations
We suppose that it would be super
duous to expect any items from up
Dry. Walnut, as that locality is
decidedly wet at present.
A pleasant dance was given at Mr..
Maneths residence just south of town
Monday evening last. Our younger
bloods were on hand and report a
very nice time.
Wanted d. zen good, able bodied
men to GO on a diving expedition in
search of our little village neigh Dor
on the south, commonly known on
the map as Albert.
Over at Galatia last week a Mr..
Kohrn and Miss Heats were united
in the holy bonds of wedlock, the choir
sang "What'll the harvest be-" and
some pinhead in the corner shouted
"nubbins."
Through the kindness of druggist
w. E. Atkins your humble side ak
reporter was enabled to be present at
the ball game the first of the week at
the Blood Creek Athletic field, be-
tween the team of that vicinity and
an aggregation from Walnut and
Oimitz The Blood Greek boys met
their Waterloo by a score of 10 to 1
in five inning game. The game
vas tull of brilliant fes tures,, despite
the feet that the scoreman tried to
keep it otherwise. Speck the auburn
haired catcher of the Checkers, done
some especially fine playing, Is also
did Heller the smiling 1st baseman OF
the Checkers. Having both umpire
and scoreman on their side the Olmitz
team won Que by somewhat lopsided
score. Batteries,-Olmitz Zimmer-
man and Atkin; Checkers, Hanaslik
and speck. Umpire Bittner; score
man "The Hiker."
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18

A black crap shooter from Lawrence
was arrested last week and fined SO
and costs fer crap shooting. He gave
the name OF Broadman Friday morn.
ing he was put on the streets TO work
out his fins, but being Broadman, he
sought broader fields, aud made bis
getaway. only to be overhauled few
miles west of town by the city mar
sh IL. When he works on the streets
now be will carry bracelets on his
ankles aud so pound pendant.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18

gu perfaufen: Die subli6e
6dlfte Der Section 23-I7-15, in
Grant SOwnlbip, nltr srpei Neilen pom
Olmie, 9tdbere stustunft besiisli6 oes
8reiies uno Der 3ablunss 1Sebin9unsen
ertbeiien Oamson q Suiapern, 9reat
Veno, &anlas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18

For SALE-rhe South half of Sec
ton 23-l7-15, Grant township, only
two miles from Olmifz Write at ence
for price aud terms, to Dawson s. Zus
tavern, Great Bend, Kansas.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18

An all day shoot, under the auspices
of the Claflin Gun Club, is one of the
attractions at that town on the 22d.
Nobody barred. Notify DIR. Haas.
secretary, IL you desire to enter the
cOntaSts
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1902-07-18

Commencing Wednesday morning we
place on sale dozen ladies waists,
embroidered fronts and tucked backs.
price rs cents, choice, at Lundblade
& Boiinger's.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
Si6ert Sud eiWe boQfommene
SerOanung.

2ur6 ibre auf bic 8als Dirfen0cu Gi1sHiblIteH
Harlem Die aaOpapBsn QiutH Die 2tbtr in Oer
abiouOuuna Der Gaus uuO i6rsr QusBHrfs OuU5
Die 9aIleutandh. On 9oien ben Jtpei bis bier ues
uOmmen, p,roen Di,ls 9asu RAID bic 8bdtiofeit
Der Sober rtgulirtn unD ben GraHftn UOu istnsH
8ei3D,rO,n b,frttsn. Sin OOsr jDsi Rabpapi5s
9iqtH td9liD otnommsH bon 3tnicuigsn. tDsIas
on-gousuiam,r3sn oO,r an 9sbTUTbdrtunS EetOsH,
fDirO Oag R5r9trpRim rsgulreu unD eine geiunOs
9srcouurg berpocbrjneen.
Or aaOpap & 60, RtB.gorf:
8esbrtsr @trr - SD mar uber juei Sabre lang
trant uuO babe mid BON cinigeu Der o.lattteRsn
aer5ts Der 9trsiutstsn 5taattn &cbaubtlN IaHrR.
S3 babe in oOt 65riuos, arf., qtbaOtt unO Oas
oOrtige 98aFtr gstrunf9n. abr ss i8ten. ois
Oh Ri6tg mir bsf,u fOnnt,, @a9otm id Sine
aHHOncsH Osl,icn bate. be6Iob i'd, S6rs BiurH
5u Osriuten unO babe btiuabs 3lp,i 65a6tsln bsrs
islbsn 0s5raudt. I'd uabm ,Dsi boz osm 5btaIeus
qebn uno eiue Ots TOrg,us na@ Orm 6rHbftla,
uHO Oicislben babeH mir mebr gebOlfsH, rut iroenD
cine oaOsrs glObin, Die i'd o.brau5t babe, 9y5
bate cine 9asrfrartbsit, meiHt oaut unD mene
4ugeH Dayen oolfdnOig oelb; t9 bait, i3ldfriss
anlageR unO bate Oas @,ft5l, Elm 9struntsnsr su
itin, Oobsi Samr8sH aber U:m g6ab,, eeraDs ofs
Denu Elm eut3iuOtteg g,idtudr duf mensm Raqen
ldgt. M,iu, @1drm, Dartn bsrto9Ft. Tein TluuO
uHO milne 3uHUt Uayen bic msifts 3.it ii5sr numb.
6ung,r mar bOrbuuOeH, uuO Die 0a5rung mud5ts
mir bsfti0t Magtn5eibp'rOrn UNI ub uno gu famtn
etuige RuuObol GTtn gum S6lunoe iui.bcr beuous.
Bite f3itsn Gle mir 5br Na6I8lagcbu5. Groes
bsrR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

felben. WG6rsnb Der gegenipGrtigen
8eiIe OerbaFtete Craig gu 0lontpelier
etnen ,Granf," pel4er Ii4 burd Die
N}enge an Den YrGiiOenten 6eran3uz
brGngen perIu9te.
Der 8erungliidte btnterldBt feline
N3utter uno cine berpitttpete S4na=
iter, pel9e in G6icago po6nen. Gr
1albit mar in G6icugo p06nbuft, dlS
er gum WtitgGieb bes 8ebetmoienites
erndnnt purbe. BON @6icQgo nurOe
er na8 Birmingham, Nlu,, oann na9
Yittaburg, pa., un0 5uleBt na9WGIbz
ington DerfeBt. Gr mar bon Gje6urt
etR S9otte.
Sn Stp d dbrib ge.
Der BrGiiOent fam tur5 Dor Waittag
bier an uno ieBte in ettpa Is N9inuz
ten feline Ja6rt na9 Bridgeport fort.
@ein @eii9t mar bo4 aufgei6pO1en
unb er f9ien 'S4mer3en gu let0en,
ri6tete iebO9 troBbem einige 8Orte
an bic bier beriammelten Wtenf4en,
beren piele groBe Streden melt bergez
tommen tparen, um i'm 5u feben.
0ettere Ra4rtAten ii6er Oas I'M
gGHd ergeben, boB Der PrGiiOent nu4
bemielben ben Uaotormann frugte,
parum er 10 RAID gefaRren lei? Der
Motormann erptberte:: p8eil i9 bas
Wegere9t bate.
sSm @eiprd6e nit ieinen 8egleitern
iugte 9r. ROoieDelt, er babe it4 unb
aqe feline 8egleiter fir unrettbur ber>
loren gebaIten, alS er ben Waggon
nit iOG4er fur8t6aren S4neltgteit
beraniaufen fab.
&ut der prutt ni6t to B t.
@s fteGt it9 beruus, buB bic Ra9=
ri6t iiber ben Sob bes &utI9ers
Prdtt unbegriinbet mar. Der Wtann
bat ii4 cine S4ulter unb Elm GuBgez
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

lent berrentt unb 1T am 8eii4t unO
am gan3en &0rper 3erf4unOen, inz
befen ertIdren bic 2ler3te i'm 9ofptz
tai, er iperDe geneIen. @onOutteur
&eID unb W&otormann MdbOen bat
ten Bis M}ittag nod tein @erb0r be-
itanben unb befanben ii4 mod i'm
Stations6auIe gu 9ittsfielb. 0iz
itrtttsunnuGt Sobn s. 8norfon, mel
der uIs 2tntIdger gegen iie uuftreten
pirb, befano ii4 3ufduiger 8eife als
Pafagier auf tbrem 8aggon.
Sn Bridgeport.
8tib geport, gOnn., 3. Sept.
= Der grGi Giibent un0 feline 8egleitar
tumen um 3 l16r 6sute 9ta9mittag
bier an unb i4ifften fi4 I'm 5.15 auf
Der Sudt nSpIpb" na6 Opiter 8ap
elm. Gine gan8e 6lOtte bon 9amz
pfern begIeitete Die rSplp6" auf ibrer
5a6rt aus Dem 0afen. Sin 8irgerz
@omite empfing Den PrGiiOenten Bel
ieiner 2tnfunft babier unb beglettete
i'm auf elmer iteben Wteilen langen
2tutOmobilfo6rt bur8 Die GtroBen
Der Gtabt. Der grGiiOent bieIt eine
tur3e @nipra9e i'm Geaiibe Part,
porauf er it9 unter g5torte Derf6iez
Oener MiIitGr 0rgoniiationen an
8OrO Der nSDlPb" bega6.
8ieber gu 9aufe.
0bFer 8ap, 0.zg., 3, Sept,
- Die Sa4t nSpIpb" fam tur5 bor
$50 6eute 2t6enO nit Dem Prdiioenz
ten unO @efpIae bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
Hn 2enpt.

Die 8eTeuf9aft bteIt tur3e 3eit
6ei'm r6otel Qlspinlpau" in QenOr an,
mo lie nu9 benz urfpriingli9en 9roz
gramm etnen SSntbiB etnnebmen follte.
Der 9rGfbent itteg aus uno gtng Ell
nige G9ritte melt auf bds 6otel gu,
auf befen Sreppen cine Menge Ntenz
f9sn perfammelt mar. @r befanO iith
offenbar in einem 3uitunbe GROCER
@rregung. @6e er bic Sreppe errei6te,
te6rte er um, unb als er tpieoer BEL
ieiner &ut59e angetommen mar,
penbete er ii9 gu benz 8olte nno
fagte:
Sin l1nglHd 1T uns 5ugeitoBen.
Giner unTerer 8egleiter, elm treuer
6reunb lit getObtet unO unier 5uArz
mann pbne 3lpeifel t0btli4 bernunoet
tpOrben. Inter iol9en llmItdnben 1T
es nutiirIih unm0gli4 fir mid, mebr
gu @u9 5u fdgen, uls buB t4 Cure
freunbi4aftli4en 9riiBe BON 9er5en
piirbige."
Damn febte er feline Reiie na9
Stodbribse fort.
Ser perungIIdte @ebein1=
polt5iF.
gDiGiam Craig, Der get0btete 9ee
beimpoli5if, bat felt Dielen Subren
als elmer Der 2eibpG9ter bes prdite
benten i'm pWeiBen 6aufe" gebient.
Gr mar 48 Sabre alt, Elm &ieie BON
geitaIt, iiber 6 SUB bod unb pog
iiber 200 pfunb. Sn Fri6eren Sab
rem biente er in ben britii9en @arOe@
9renabieren unb er mar etn dusgez
3ei6neter 5eatsr. Na9 feiner 2(n@
funft in ben Ser. Staten CAB er
6e9tz8oriteaungen nit Duncan RoB
uno errana mebrere Siege iiber bsns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
Ser grOBe Sturm an ber
@Mte SHhnfrffn,s.


Ruptubt, 3. September. - Der
6riti76e 0ompFer Scott" BON Der
nl1niOn 6teumI6tp &c." in @outb1
ampton, nel6er am 6amItag bon
gort Glt3abet6 obging unO an gaons
tag fru6 in Der &opItoOt fduig mar
unO 8etreff5 be7en 6tder6eit grpBe
8e7OrgniB gebegt purOe, 1T beute nd4
fur6tbarer 6a6rt bier eingetroffen.
Der @turm tO6te 70 9efttg, baB 25O
eingebOrene 0edpafa9iere nit @etDalt
unter 9ef getrie6en lperben muBten.
Der 0ampfer n8riton" bon Oerz
Tel6en Qinie, pel9er nd6renO bes
6turms uuf ben Strdn0 9enorfen
nurDe un0 nit tnapper 9Ot6 bOqitdnz
bigger @erni6tung entging, lit ptebet
flott gemu6t tDOrben un0 fettoem in
g}atal eingetrOffen.
Ser &utfer in 9Dier.
9ofen, 3. Sept. - Der &aiTer
unb feline Gema6lin bielten beute cine
gRebiie U6er Die Sruppen, na60em Der
Gritere perI6ie0ener RegtmenterH
neue 5a6nen ii6errei6t bate. Die poz
Ii3etlt6en arrangements in 8e3ug auf
Q6iparrung paren 3iemli9 f6arf.
@rtra 2lusga6en Der bieiiger
8lGtter ber6reiteten I'm 10 ll9r 6eute
2(6eno bic ga6ri8t ii6er ben na6e
9ittsfietO, Maf., Dem PrdIiOenteT
91oofeDeIt 3useitOBenen unfau. Der
8aifer GuBerte, al8 er iiber ben 8Orz
Foq 6era9ri8ttgt tpurbe, 8e0uuern,
3ugIei4 jsoo8 audi 8enugtbuung bus
ru6er, boB Der 4rGIiOsnt nit leiaten
8erIeBungen enttom,
2(uf i6rer 8iidfe6r bon Der beutiget
8epie tQmen Der &uiier uro bic &dtz
ierin Our6 cine brei M}eileH lungeReta
6e 66ultinOer, Die &ra6en auf 6er
einen, bic MG04en auf Der anbereH
5ette. Die 8tnoer paren 11,O0O an
Der 3d4l uno ergingen Ii9 in begets
fterten s5u6elrufen. &aiier 8ilbeIm
lG8elte i6nan, pGbrenO er 0ur4 Die
Gunge gfet6e rift, freunbli4 gu uhb iua
luttrte nit ieinem YlarI4au5itabe.
9tels Der &in0er naren Spr0Blirge
beutI6er 2tniiebIer in 4Oien. 3ipeiz
tauIenb bteier 4nIieOler Daren Uuf
Grtra3iigen aus ben 2anbbiitritten
nu9 9OIen gebra3t norben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04

Nbitugo, SG1., 427 @eft MOnroes
" StraBe. - ySppeit meine 8es
pbu9tungen rei6en, 1T peruna bas feinfte
Sonic, bas ieber Munn Ober iebe Srau ges
bruu6en tunn, bic fdnad ftub bon ben
Nu4pirtungen irgeno tpel4er f9Iimmen
&ranfbeit.
sd babe es in elmer Insabl bon sc.
neTungsfGIGen sefeben unb babe geieben.
ipie mebrere anbere Sonics gebrau6t tpar'
ben, i3 funb iebo3, buB 9ieienigen, Die
gsruna gebrau4t, am f4nellften genafen.
y9eruna fdetnt Ste 2ebensfa6tgfett
tpteber ber5mitelen, bic f5rperltbe &iftt8-
teit 81 bernebren unb bte 0eiunSbett nnb
Sraft 81 ernenern in tuunberbar tnrser
Seit." - Srnn safe SaDIpr
@ngeii6ts Der graBen Menge Srauen,
bic an irgenb elmer Der tpeibli9en &rdnt,
beiten leiben, unO bod nift i'm Gtunbe
finb, irgenb tpel6e QbbtGfe gu finben, BAT
Sr. Sartman, Der berii6mte Spe3ialtft,
feline 8ereittpi1ligteit angetiinbigt, bic 8es
banblung bon 10 btelen SGllen tpftenfret
5u iibernebmen, tpte ii6 Bel tbm f9riftli9
dnmeIben tpdbrenb Der SpmmerzMpnute.
@breFe: peruua Mebietne Co., GolurIs
bus. S9io.
Baltimore Ohio Sabn Siinctin.
$3.50 Bon Baltimore q, cen 2urap S0bIen
uno 5urd, sinidlieblib 3utritt gu Den @0D=
len, Sonutdg, ben I. Scptbr. Spe5ial=
aug rerldBt Den Mt. 9opol=&aDnbof Z ubr
@ormittags, Gambsns9abnbOf 7.15 ubr9Orz
mittugs. Cine pra6tDoqs Rcie burd) bic
9lue aiDoez9ebirge uno Dus SbsnaHOOaDz
Sbal eutlunq.
SI.25 BON SaItf more nab GSafEington uro
Surif ie0en Sunitde unD Sonntug, fitr Die
9idfdbrt auf Oldben 3tgen gtiltiq Die nab
osm f5abrplan an SOnntag Oocr Dor
gttternabt g9aibuQt0n o6fabren Aae
8iige, ben rRopal 9imteo" uusgsnOmmen.
S5.OO-8pu Baltimore mad, 2itlntIcz Sttp,
Gdpe Weap, Sed SsIezSitn, GeeansSitu
uno surIf. Seoen Sreitag uHo SGmitaa,
fir bic 9lHdfabrt os spm iOl8enOen ElsHitag
einibleBlib Qitig. @illete auf Der @inz Il.
Gjdiabrt uuf alien 3ugm oitig
S2.OO-Saltimpre uathNbilabeIpbfa uno Suriid.
SE.aO-Bdlfimpre nab Sbeiter uHo lurud.
SI.OO-S Baltimore nat YSiImingtcn uuo Suriif.
I'm Sonutaq, ben Z. September. Scr Spa
sal3uq oerldBt ben Gamocn=gabnbof S15
@ormittuo5, MOunt 8opuIz9abnbOf $50 9Ors
mittaQ5. (24O
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NoOirOtlt TT WcfaDr,
Nit tnapper Not9 bent sOOe entgangen.
gcblimmer 11nfaH 1t, 9>ittsfteI0.
,,saanbO>"S "SutIde uom etmem eGeftrtI@en 2Sae'
gou serid)mettert.

gs5empott Craig 2ebpder dFbnn 9etD6tet Ser 9rd
bent m prpat5etredr GorteDOu @OnOernnr Crane BON 9ooz
dufetg uno GeprGfentan 2apnce enttamen nit en Ser
bunoen - Der auIfer itper OrleBt uno bic PrOe 9ez
tDbet &c Gonbuftsur unb Rotormann be5 @ag8ons
in 6oft - gHtts6r bs 9raiOenten nad9 0pFrz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
uuf sem @lpfeI Der lfrenrp7arelt

Fnlo bic Guadalbfr an8eIlrgtr Utl6s dBtnoe Gins
ipriBuuaIn. ME GurbOlidure, ge9en 6dmorrboiOtn
auprtiien uuo nit oisisn 9u3sHzUeOi3intu. bis
Mot uur uidt bclien ion0srH nur ibaoou NOD
qsnug 4ei3tg!dubtge um ibr gtlo betriigen Gins
Dirflia. unD bausrnoe oeIung oitits ibDsrtn unO
i3msr,baften Q:jOtHg fOmmt Hur Ourb 2r 5ilss
bees &LnateF5 iu Stln0s, siH:r bsiltrdit:gn 4r3=
uei, pelbe in t5orm BON StubIlipiteH am Sib bss
9ti0sH5 ejngeiubrt ptrO uHo fb Oon bort bsiIerO
in Die srtrauftsu 9beil. Ofrbrsittt Yroben perDeR
frti 0,riaubt BON 3. 3suitlsOttr & 60, Boz 1916
8ep=90rf. co.'s ,Sa ;E&Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-09-04
gtu 9anvu @ot Springs, arf.
9aBmnn9 Der GtngeDetOe OSer
9rOniI6e SerftOpfuWg Der
altem Qeute.

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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-12-03
SEAY NOT GUILTY
Noted Arson Case Was Brought to a
Close Today.
Well Known Farmer AdJudged Not
Guilty of Burning His
House.
NOTES OF CIRCUIT COURT

Edgar Seay, of the county, was this
morning acquitted on q charge Of ar
son. He is the farmer who is alleged
to have had q difficulty with his wife,
and after threatening to kill her set
fire to the house aud let IL burn.
He was then said to have gone to
his brothers with a shotgun to Kill
his wife, and in an effort 70 prevent
trouble son shot him, some claim &C.
cidentally. He was brought here and
placed in Jail, and while no denial was
ever made at the time of the charge
Of arson, the commonwealth was una.
BILE to prove it, and the jury shortly be-
fore noon brought in q verdict of not
guilty.
Sesy is one Of the best known far
mers in the county, and has many
friends who will congratulate him on
his acquitttal. His attorneys were
Cross and Houser who were confident
of winning from the first.
Following the Sesy case, the case
against Eli Hutchinson for murder,
was called.
Hutchinson killed Henry Gray last
spring and the case is an interesting
one and is attracting great deal Of
attention. The defendant esca ped sf-
ter the shooting was done and remain
ed securely hidden for more than two
months. Finally he was captured in
Arkansas and returned here for trial.
He has secured Attorneys Reed and
Berry TO defend him and the case
will be hard fought. At press time
the jury was being selected. There
were several examined up until that
time and one had been rejected. IL
looks a. if little trouble will be expe-
rienced in securing jury. Hutchin-
son has been in Jail since his CAP.
ture, being unable to furnish the
bond, and was injured sew
eral months ago by the revolving
cell catching is arm and breaking IT,
He is in good health.
O.L.Gregory was excused as a petit
Juror and W. NJ. Haley substituted.
W. f. Covington was excused as n
grand juror and @. @. Husbands substp
tuted
Miss Grace Reeves, a stenographer
in the office of Attorneys Taylor, Gil
bert and Lucas, was appointed an ex.
aminer.