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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01
ABoUT ORR FRIENDS.
Personal Meation or Prominent People
Where They are and How they are.

rtSUuak meMttaM VI ffVmtAEHt Euptc
Where They are and How they are.
Ben Simpson, of Fairmont, is a
visitor in town.
Dell Strnnk has returned from
Sidney, Ohio, where he had been
visiting.
Rev. and Mrs. I'll. G. Stoetzer of
Fairmont are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John j. Brown.
Miss Dannie Protzman of Morris
Cross Roads Is visiting her sister Mrs.
B. Fl. MADEIRA.
Prof. f. L. Kortright has been un-
well for some days and is unable TO
meet his clesses at the University,
Miss Helen Cobb has removed
from this place to Fairmont and
will open dressmaking establish.
ment.
Judge John w. Mason came in
this morning from Fairmont to at
tend to some duties in connection
with his position as Judge.
j. A. Meredith, of Tyler county
and c. w. Waddell, Of Fairmont,
came in Friday afternoon to visit
friends here.
Mr.. Solomon Shriyer a prominent
citizen of Battelle district arrived
on Friday afternoon to remain a day
or so in the city.
George w. John and George Wood
are back after an extended visit to
New York. They witnessed many
of the scenes in connection with the
landing OF Prince Henry.
Mrs. M. Fl. Gardiner and Miss
Stella Porter of Fairmont together
with Miss Valley Henshaw of Mar
tinsburg are visiting friends here.
Charles Plum has returned without
being able to locate his daughter Miss
Campbell who ran away few days
ago. 1t is thought that she went to
Pittsburg.
w. A. Jones has returned from a
visit TO Washington and Baltimore
| where he saw some or the incidents Ia
connection with the entertainment Of
| Prince Henry.
L. j. Musgraye an old Mononga-
liza boy who has been living in Wet
eel county for several years is here
to-day having come to Hon. w. j
Bryan's lecture. He will visit his
friends in Grant district before re
turning to Wetzel county.
Mrs. Mary South who is spend
ing the Winter at Townsville, Ga.
is to come to Asheville, N. G., to re.
main until Spring Miss Winnie
will come to Baltimore and viii
shortly be at her home in this place
They have not had very pleasant
Winter on account OF the bad wealth
er which has been prevalent in tht
South this year.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01

HIRscHMAN's special $3.50 shoe,
great value at a low price.
A NICER day than this could not
have been made to order.
THE State G. e. executive commit
tee will meet in Clarksburg on next
Monday.
If Sunday is as nice day as this
day has been there will be no excuse for
people staying away from church.
ONE Of the telephone poles at the
corner of Peasants and High street
has been cut down and replaced by a
higher pole.
THE horse which has been used in
the clinics at the Experiment Station
by the class in veterinary surgery has
been shot.
II may be that the Standard Oh
Company will locate big warehouse
here and make Morgantown a distrib-
uting point. The city will be glad
TO have this done and will give the
company warm welcome.
FROM every contractor in town
comes news of new houses. They all
state that building such as will be
done here this summer has never be-
fore been seen in Morgantown.
ELMER f. JACOBS has bought lot
62x62 feet fronting on Chestnut
street from Manliff Hayes, Esq, and
will proceed at once to erect hand
some dwelling on it. 1t adjoins the
home Of Mr.. Jacobs father.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01

PARTIES who have not secured
homes tor April Isl can be accom-
modated by calling on I. W. An
derson See his description of prop
critics in this paper.
In stated by the street commissions
er that the reason the streets have not
been flushed is because there is not
very much water on hand ia the reser-
voir and the river being so muddy
makes it a job to increase the capacity
of the altering plant Sufficient to keep
up with the use as a street cleaner.
A SLIDE short distance from
Cumberland has caused all of the
passenger trains between Pittsburg
and Cumberland to be sent around
by Morgantown. The slide did not
result in an accident, being discover
ed in time.
THE recital given last night at
Commencement Hall was greatly en-
joyed by large number OF people.
Miss Crumrine is one of the most
accomplished young ladies ever in
attendance at the University and
she excelled herself on the occasion
of her graduation.
a BIG lot OF window glass, paints
and oils just received at the
III. C.. BAKER HARDWARE Co.
SEE Hirschman's il you want suit
made TO measure.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01
Aim Straight
For Us ~ *

When you're hunting for
Wall Paper We're not here
Just for the sake of selling
you cheap, unsightly and out
Of place Wall Paper. We
study the business that we
can serve yon intelligently
and with Dur immense stocF
we are IN a position 70 show
YOU the latest creations from
a cheap dainty bed room
pattern to the elaborate.
The variety is unlimited and
our workmen are experts in
the papering and decorating
line. We would be glad to
talk it over with you. Will
You call on us or shall we
call on you2
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01
Frat Pins Here.

George G. Hayes & Company have
some OF the prettiest fraternity pins
seen in town for long time. They
are agents for Newman of New York
whose work Is well known To the col
lege man. Those who may want To
get fraternity pin would do we'll to
look at the line handled by Hayes and
make selection. Anything not in
stock may be ordered and received in
a few days. Hayes can save you
money on the purchase.
oatfonize orr advertisers 49,
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01
save Your Money.

The Bank Of the MonongaheIa
Valley has added savings depart
nent to its business and will receive
savings deposits on which interest
will be paid Deposits Of 81 90 and
upwards will be received. Interest
compounded semi annually Saw
ings deposits can be made atanv time
dusing banking hours and the bank
will also be open from 8 to s O'Clock
on Saturday evenings, for the &C
commodation Of such deposltors.
For further information call at the
Bank.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01

FIVE car loads OF sewer pipe and
one car load OF cement just received
by the Fl. G. BAKER HARDWARE Co
No LIMIT to the amount of sugar
at 5gper pound at Werner, & Forney
d Co.'S department store The con
dition is 10 fb for SOC with every
81 cash purchase.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01

OLD clothes made TO look as good
as new by George Weibel, the dyer and
cleaner. 424 Front Street
A FINE lot Of clover seed Of the
very best quality just received by the
II. O. BAKER HARDWARE Co.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01


A CAR load OF salt just received.
H. G. BAKER HARDWARE Co.
ALL tailor work guaranteed as to
fit, quality workmanship and price,
at Hirschman's.
WATCH out for the sweetest thing
or earth in Postens window in few
days.
WEAVER, the grocer, makes spe
cialty of the famous Gold Medal
-four and sells it at 65 cents per
sack Housekeepers all know the
excellence Of this brand He also
carries Golden Key, Minnhaha, Su
preme, Ceresota and Camelia You
can always get what you want.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01
NssHaAaqss
liag:,,,s Restaurant

At Uniontowil is receiving many
comments. 1t IS said To be the most
modern outside the largest cities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01

show Cas- ana t'euntei tor sale
For >alr--a three foot show case and
counter for sale. Apply 10
ADAM BOWER.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01

LIEN BUSH, M d., office Moreland corner
a lately used by Peoples Tel.Co Special attention
to diseases OF women and children Peoples phone g.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-01

1t may not see ~
much of an event to
others but each year
we like to celebrate
our business birth
day by a profit
sharing sale. Civ
ing on this day the
big end of our prof
its to our customers.
1t will be five years
March 9th since the
Acme opened its
doors for business
As March 9th comes
on Sunday our an
nual Profit Sharing
Sale will take place
on Saturday, March
Sth.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
III gNCIREEBLE vERDAD III

bien dnsro co
vaIor supera sepre )os de Ley ia
oulates esplAndos brIaats quimcaneass pe
valor p eKpedor npleza los verda
Deacopoci6n de uz dure aPdaclon Pea mlfacoa nafav
lanfe ssks de- is pienio la Expoc6n de Paris
para 10 dollars Anlo
gues 20 dollars Aflr caaero Orane
dollars Iien ldeni bantesl dollars Anlo
rita brane crueso dollars (pa para
dollars pars bnt 10 dollars Penenes m
dolas Psndntes
dollars Aaaa de ley oon La ehEe de Panus
Fencia brlantes Alaska 20 dollars
gaFto caas cettfcads
clarada mercanca, para toda L. LILLE do Puerto htco
No aag1R Pedido
Baaco, cercsds, vaor decado
vendo antes escuar pago.
nsdda do sgio toEzacoh hlo d
dsdo
Cataogo Iurado
DFg reprasentaate general 1nico de Ia sccdad Orc
Ilantes.
Am Alaska, g. 4 Buyaa Csso Romano l04 loo Milan Qan
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

do IdrQussaI y 10 que era una
nina y empeZa0a enE0ncas, III sbfa
CIdo hablar de vos 7 auise saber
como Vivlaia, quiea erals 10 Que
h8cfsiS. j. Vuestr0 hotel estsbs
an venta , lsomprandolo cref here
dar Vuestra. gloria -. oufsis que
me tomaseIl por vos. = nor ESQ
fue por 10 cue conserve q German.
Bacara eseuch6 todo este sin de
Jar de sonFeir Y Ia pecadoEa repre-
ssnNsbs tan naravillosamente su
papsl de ingenus, Saba hacer gala
con tanta seiEcillex de esa fanfsrrO.
nada del vieio, que muchas vsces
Bacard. apesar de ser fuerte II peri
Pic8zs estOv0 Pinto de casr en- ei
lazo.
Era tal el respeto que ME ms
piraba vuestra traiici6n, " Tar
quesa seguis estrechando In rngno
de BaS'sra. cue tOdo continu6 en-
el misno estad0 en- que Sc haIlaba.
I'D quiEe t0csr nsda -. dnicauen
&c vueBtre dormltorio. cuF0s nue..
bles CD lleTasteis, no pude Rrra-
gl8Tss del naismo mode.
De manera cue, aparts de mi
casrto. ..
IT, do continea como en liz VIA
peTa dis FUeatra msrcha; el tt,cad0r
el gafiinete. 81 sal6n de Fsrano.
este
SY German 10 os diju nsda
Eespeclho &C nj retirsdaf pregant6
Ia seflCIra chIarmet.
-Si, serora.
II que bs dfio7-pregunt6 Bs-
cara stremacisn1Ose
-Aa Clio cue un dia sonriend0
arruiniAstets . III principe &c,
q1e h8cfzis lgala de no tsner cora
Eons + per VS. mo-faa los h3lnbres
81 duel0 8 sis sUicidahan comp YER
daderoE fAna'ticoss = qne 81 I'll aca-
baatais p0r smar.
-sOs did es0g-m murmur6 Baea-.
IS con yoz alterada.
Isl, pero amsr, siguI6 dicien-
% 1GEq ueSlas - cem0 10 Sc anna
nss cue nnil Tez c0mo nrIs0trsB
sabemSs snaiar an dis despglEs GO
saher iioDyerta1o e. amer en meE
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08
B1BtIorEcA De ia DEMo,RAo1A,

-4Y 10 creis.eis? Ipregunt6 Ba-
cara sin pestef1ear.
me ceDt6. sdemas, uue vinie-
ron . prenderle aquf una Insf1ana
y que o. desnaysstsiia - Tnr9ue-
50 Gallo.
7s.Y crgs mss2 = iiso Bsosr6.
q1e clanoo recOhrssteis el SEN
tsd1 os mir1hastais com0 una loca
= M Sc os T0lvt0 YER mas.
IL es ESQ todog
-Todo. ST: solo quts 10 cref adj
vinar el rasto.
-TeamOs, dijo Bscsra.
he hgure hahrlais enaplead0
tooa vues1ra anriueucia para sslTar
8 ese hem bre nj QUE anabgis con
tantal pasi6n.
--z<o a.ivinssteis.
-tAhi 4 exolarn6 Turouess e.
tremsci6n lose. Era oues. yerdsds
i rnsiias. - os 10 die. In
efeeao, le prendierola a1uf, psro
era IlaoceEte.
-dY le salvasteis7
III.
-aFuisseis laego felir7
80, liespoadl6 con VOC ans.
brantads Bacars, : uoroue no ma
smafs, qreria otra.
~ 0s aband0n6?
Nc, leI abandons 70: Uern de.
csd1nls, Mia. sno dis nnsnisfest6
c0mn se Ilismaba ese Elomnrea
lie dii0 Qua era lln iovan alto,
moFanos IN POGO palIiio, paro que
tgncfaba s1 nombrea
-sDe vsrssg
-! Hsce echo dis, ST sFa,
c1aH Htlnul5 TuTq1esa qae adHf
ra0A en- 'fCs . la muier de 0tro
sleaar0, Q II se1uctlsrs Bacar&
hacfa ssflerzos para ton,aros per
model0 1naitandoos tie II neior
maneFs pasible. paro ahc.ra
~ Tarqusss bsj5 los cj $ y sus-
pir0.
SOUS pasa ahorlls- pregunt6
Baemas6.
alle asmir0 mas q = mnisr
eaana|aradis d % queIRdmirs aDtes
IL slnassi cue . vszlagloriaha d
- tslasf s,raE6n. -.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

cancfs. =. Dezpues me diio que
sse hombre por cuyo amor absn-
donastsis y rsnuneiastefs q todo Y
desaparecistsis del mundo.
lAhl sOs ditto ESQ?
-sQQe. nc es cierto7 : pregant5
csndidamsnte Is pscadora.
No 10 e mas que medias.
-iEs hernoso. exciam6 Ia Pc
cadors.
". os habl6. de cir
interreg6 3 &C ara vizibiemenle
em0cions6s.
ST, respondi6 Turqness con
III signo sirmaliTo.
-sQuG os difoq
-gAhI se1ora, aoue-
la criatuFa infame cue Saba 70.
prssentar con sin igusl perfection
todos los papeles, perd0n sdme.
porque estnTe lclca..- porqua acab0
de clsvaF m czlchfllo en- Tnsstra
hsrinss- = Iarquesa, con Is vox
'trEnl1ls. los ojl5s llenos Gle lkgra-
lnas, sc arroj6 los ries dc Bacarz,
lpsTo esta, enoci0nsda IN Homen-
Be- nahfs rscobra5o 81 dominic
is0brs If migma.
-EAhi : dIio con nucha tran.
laulHdad.- sQus % 10 cue CO he
llaa perdonar. hiia mfa7 sQlG da10
lniclsseis y ans slhsurda historic ca
lhs podido c0ntsr Garmxn7
Esbas palabTsls soYprsndieron
ars aass cue 8e pnso en pie, g
Isch6 hacia ssr6a c1n u.uca7a vfva-a
Y miro q BscarS fngien5o asnrnhro
s01 pasma asa raafdaa.
-aEo ., puea. verdsd2 : excsa
--Par0. ssl cues
-L4o cue GerEnSn ne diio.
zero sepamos, ni1ss que fue
10 cue @ cont6, : replied trannnf-
amente Baczr5.
-Psro, serors. vais d sufrIr m.
I'D.
Decidlo. an embargo. Y Ia roz
- xsa1Ara fae sacas brave.
: faes nlen. me dIlo. -mIlrmur6
L11auesas vasiland0 calm pals.
- -. 9us sss hosanre n 1ne
= sszas era - ia5Ir6n
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

jando Lib mirsda de sug rasgEdOs
ojos en- Bacsra pro5anio asf has
ba doniie uegabs, trRtSndose ds
una muher, Is potencia die gqEells
mirads ante la que los homhres SC
InclinatIan, ST, se10ra, O. ccnoeia
de nomhre 6ssde hace mRcho tism-
po, - d aIadi6 Turquess cuya voz
hSbfaseI tornado melO1ioss como
una canci0n eriolla. COMO uns me-
lopea da las tierras bendecidas del
sol, = SH no es 10 mas sencillo CUE
en ests casa, LENA atm de vuestro
recuerdl, en- medic de- estes niue
bles y tstCs cuadFos y CbietCE de
arte, mem orisE Yivss ole F1estro
Rusto exquisite haya aprendido
algo de vuestra htstorilsa
Bscsla dei6 de hablar a Tursue-
-, observandola con mucha aten.
ci6n.
ST, l. ccntinu6 In j0yen peca-
$ dora com tono animadc, i todo sQuf
ne habfaba de vos, ademks duraate
och2 dias tive mi se,tFAcio Con
tran.
- 8 mi cochero - pregunt6
Bacsr8.
ST, sefIofs.
-sY Itls habI6 &c mi'f
-Eg lecir, cCntest6 T1r1Uesa
con afEEl1a confusion. II cue res
p0ndio d mis- preguntss, porsue
tenfa gFAn3es deseos do ssber deta-
lies de IVuestrG vida. lDios mfD!-
gxcism6I interrum pfEntlcs4e sonr0-
iAndoSe = sin sol1ar la manO De
BacArS que eStrechaba entire Iss
suyas- 81 no me prlmetsIs ser
muy inGIl lgente, no nne atreTsre
iam6s II.
-Hat|lad, cecidnalc todo. hiis
mfs.
Pues bic n. siglIi6 dfcIentI0
Turuueaa con admiracl6gl, : wis
teis, seGara, en- Ell muGilo q aue yo
rerteneHao ahora. antes lie ser ana
noble aanta muisg entire todas,
tuELsteif cabaloas colihsss Sman-
EeS u.
-Segllid, hiJa miar i diIc bsee-
"A sonriaindo. -pDss 10 Ene ofsn1eis.
-Fulttels una eslebfsdsds -aas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-10-08

nTe-e
Carolina ahaT " ~ '~S avs ~
klssI as
= - - SAVAas'A
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-12
LULA WARREN SOLD
Capt. Nc Henry Sells Her to the
Messrs Barnes 70 $4,000.
She Will Be Repaired and Started in
the Cumberland River Trade.

The little towboat Lula Warren,
which has been laying up at the upper
end Of the island, was yesterday after
noon sold and will be run as a packet
in the Cumberland river trade.
The former owner, Captain John
MoHenry, Of the Tennessee River
Towing Co., sold the craft to Messrs.
John and Lou Barnes, the former
mate on the stesmr Dick Fowler and
the latter we'll known river man
who has been running on the Cumber-
land and Tennessee rivers on tow
boats. The consideration was So, $40
and after the boat has been repaired
and made into passenger boat, the
Messrs. Barnes will go into the Cum
berlsnd river trade. Captain McHeu-
ry said this morning that he would
purchase another boat, one much larg-
er and more powerful, as the Warren
was not large enough to do the tow
ing required by the company.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-12
INCREASE In WAGES.
THE LARGEST ORGANIZATION
OF CONDUCTORS AND
BRAKEMEN EVER
FORMED.

San Francisco, Sept. lathe Gall
says that the largest and most far
reaching union in the history of rail
roads has been recently formed by the
railroad conductors and brakemen on
roads operating west of Chicago. The
men are dissatisfied with the present
rates Of wages, and will in the imme-
date future make demand for an in
crease Of salaries of 90 per cent. The
Call is in position to announce that
this union will make test case on
one Of the roads. The organization
was perfected last June in Kansas
City and W. V. Stafford, a passenger
conductor of the Southern Pacific re.
siding at Oakland, was elected its ex-
eoutive head. Circulars have been
recently passed around among the
men, and as a result every trai imam
has signed the request asking for the
increase of 20 per cent. and making
other demands. Chairman Stafford,
of the executive council of the I'M
ion, when seen, confirmed all of the
above statements and added:
"our organization is perfect. The
circulars we have been sending out
have been signed not only by my
self, but by e. E. Clark, grand chief
conductor of the Order of Railway
and z. Fl. Morrissey,
grand master of the Brotherhood of
Trainmen. We have every trsinmen
in the country back of us and we
will win our demand"
Manager James Adler, of the
Southern Pacific, stated that he was
fully aware that the organization
would be perfected, but he refused
10 discuss the subject.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-12
BOILERS TESTED
Fires Raised at the High School Bull
ding Today.
The Exact Enrolment OF the Schools
to Be Known This Afternoon.

The new hot air system Of heating
is today being given its initial test in
the High school building on West
Broadway.
The boiler setting was finished sew
eraf days ago, and today the fires were
started and steam raised. The swal-
lows had nestled in the big chimneys
and came out by the hundreds when
the smoke began to issue from them.
They were so thick at first that the
air was really darkened for short
time. The work on the system has
not yet been accepted, but will be af-
ter the test is made. The boiler is a
low pressure one and all the steam
condensed goes back into the boiler
and II is seldom that any water is re-
quired, and the boiler is not refilled
but about every two months.
This afternoon the principals of the
different school buildings will hold
meeting and the exact enrolment and
attendance will be summed up. Other
reports will be handed in and by Mon
day the schools will have settled down
TO hard and steady work.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-12
NEW Y. M. G. A. WORK
The Catalogue is Almost Ready for
Distribution.
Indications Are That the Educational
Department will Prove
Very Popular.
THE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT

The Y. M. O. A. catalogue is now
in the hands Of the printer and will be
out tomorrow or Monday. Secretary
Hanna intended to have the catalogue
illustrated, but was unable to on &C.
count of the short time he had to get
the catalogue ready for publication.
1t will be printed on the best of paper,
and will clearly illustrate the different
departments of the association. the
advantages and the benefits, and will
be an excellent advertisement to the
association.
The educational work is featured
and from present indications the
night schools will be literally pat
ronized. The requirements of those
desiring to enter the night schools are
not great. They have to be members
Of the association, and small addi-
tional fee is charged with the men,
bership fee. Secretary Hanna thinks
that by the expiration of fall, the
membership will have attained the
capacity Of the class rooms. The best
OF teachers are being procured and the
management will spare no efforts to
make the schools perfect in every re-
spect.
Secretary Hanna wishes all ladies
who intend to JOIN the women's class
in athletics to telephone in their
names so that the class can be made
up and the names presented to the
board for action. There are about
fifteen at present.
Physical Director Mathis has all
the gymnasium apparatus set up, and
will have the regular class work be-
gin on the 22d of this month. There
will be no formal opening, the mem
bers Just coming in for the regular
start He is now ready to give all APP
plioants physical examination and
would like to have all call on him as
soon as possible so that he arrange his
classes.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-12
A BOLD PLOT
Effort Made to Disgrace an Indiana
Minister.
The Plot Discovered in Time end
Suits for Blaokmail Will Result.

vinoennes, Ind, Sept IA plot
against the character Of the Rev VIM.
Oeschger, pastor OF the First Chris
tiAn church, has been unearthed here.
Ho is secretary Of the Ministerial As.
ISOLATION and man OF vigorous and
progressive ideas. Recently the asso-
citation had every saloonkeeper but one
In the city arrested for violations Of
the Nicholson law. This seemingly
aroused strong enmity toward Mr..
Oesohger,
Mr.. Oeschger's wife is absent in
Californis and the scheme was to trap
him and have him arrested for asso.
oiating with lewd women. A written
contract was entered into between two
men, it is claimed, by which one
was to pay the other $50 TO catch
and arrest Oesohger and q woman
other than his wife and prove that
such woman WAS Of the immoral stripe
and thus bring the pastor to trial.
The alleged contract was secured by
the police at the resort Of woman,
who gave the story away. She took
tho contract from one Of her in
mates. The latter was to have been
the woman in the plot, as it is claim
cd. and AS = book agent was to visit
Mr.. oesohger at his home and at the
proper time give the signal when one
OF the men and an officer were to APP
pear and arrest the preacher.
One Of the signers Of the alleged
contract is proprietor Of saloon.
Mr. oeschger has asked for police pro-
lection. Mr.. oesohger stated that
charges Of blaokmail would be filed At
once. The case has caused big sem
sation.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1902-09-12
A CADIZ SENSATION
Six Young Men Indicted There for
Murder and all Arrested.
The Grand Jury Returned the Indict-
ments at the Present Term
Of Court.
NO TRIAL PROBABLE AS YET

Cadiz, Sept. 12-Six prisoners in
Jail under indictment for wilful MUIR
der is a part of Trigg oounty's Grim
inal calender at the present time.
Among the last indictments return
ed before the grand jury adjourned
were against four young men of the
county for the murder Of Henry Fer
guson near Ferguson Spring last June.
Those indicted are Johu Ferguson,
a first cousin Of the murdered boy,
Hardy Colson, will Holland and Ben
Oakley. the last named being BROTH
or -in-law Of John Ferguson. Ferguson
and Colson were in Cadiz when the
indictments were returned, and were
at onoe arrested and their trial set for
next Tuesday. Oakley was found at
his home at Center Furnace and Hol.
land was at the home of Grant Lane,
where he has been living. None of
them tried 20 escape.
Henry Ferguson, the young man
they are charged with numbering, was
found dead in fence corner one Sun
day morning early in June. A mum.
Der Of young men were charged with
the offense, but after hearing the evi.
dence in the examining trial the coun.
ty judge turned all of them loose ex.
oept Ferguson and Colson, who were
held over under a bond Of $500 each.
Holland was one of the boys not held
over. Oakley has never been ar
rested before upon the charge.
The defendants are anxious for q
trial when the case is called next
Tuesday, but it is not likely to be
tried. r. A. Burnett and Sims and
Thomas are the attorneys for the de-
PENDANTS. Captain John O Dsbney
will assist in the prosecution.