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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

7 arm chin Yu Funss wife. ~,
answered. wtthaut ehanKius her eS.
PRECISION
Attorneys for both the alleged
husbands Jumped 70 their feet. sur,
prise depicted On their eountenanees
Yea aren't married 10 either onr
them they asked IN concert. for.
getting that she couldn't understand
English Where ~ this Ching ~
FanKf they continued.
Marx Ten sue translated the quea.
ton aud Lee SEQ In native garWon
answered. pointing apparently over
the heads u the men who claimed
that ahs had done them the honor
% become their eifs. 10 q group II
Cinnamon IN the rear % the court.
room.
If there 10 Chlnafnan In THIS
room uamed chin Yu Funs. have
htm stand up the indEr ordered
ana slowly chin Tat fIss rose 20 his
feet gnd made a low bow
am ~. NJ explained IN chi
nese. feiatink 70 himself
She sometimes calls me BY that
name
Lee See. when asked. said that tbs
was the case and said she had point.
ed toward the back ~ the room be
cause ehs thought chin Tat Hee WI
there
In answer 20 the questions a
Yuens attorneys she said that chs
had been ordered ~ chin Tat Hes
10 say that she was his wife In sail
the night she ~as taken In custody
Lee Sc l. said to have stated thai
she Was lawfully married 20 Wons
Yuen and loved him very much.
Yusn at5tf contends that the iocal
Chinese and Chin Tai Nee have
forced the woman 10 swear mat shs
l. not his fYuensD wife.
thin Ia Hsf - charged ~ TINS
prosecuting attorney with feaiatfnn
the officer who came "a tske Lee
iee 10 court BE IL out on bonda
pending 4 trial on that charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

side the department has known fot
weeks the peliee have begun ana iu-
VesttEa9iaH Of the Mansard hotel,
hilth Belmont. formerly % the Pal
ace Chambers pfopfieifvNH
Aetlus chief Of rnllre willard last
nisht sent Detective Phillips % the
place fer the purpose % obtainlns
confederation 81 the Stars story tu
the effect that Miss belmont :
hotel was really rarior house
such as she formerly conducted on
Washington street
Up 10 a late hour this afternoon
the detective had not reported bat
willard assured a Star man that II
the story MAS true, the Mansard
would be closed prfemptogiiN
Willard and other Officers al
headquarters stiil profess Go have
been ignorant 81 the fact that Miss
Rclnont had ffanspianted hvr gar
den AZ girls fraau Washington street
% flfat avenue. opposite the post.
Office. and even the man ho IN Miss
iteimeuts landlord says he was Ia
uafant Of the character 81 the place
she has been conductinE
jos Heeaiech. the owner % tbs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
SAFE CRACKERS
DO ANOTHER JOB
BALLARD

the Fuhhefn ~ the time ihey had
fereed ths grant anor the robbers bad
saksH shat nsnHek VAS Tn the 80 -
arc made seaa their escape throgsh
the haNk deeF
An inspection q the Interior showed
thas ths teoks aud gNgsru IN ths safe
had hr3a hastily ranaacksd. and that
the firm cash and the bank eees had
hsen eafflsa aNay
Tts haak beak pas later found tvs
hissks zsSY frafu ths seens - the rob
esFF. hastas exiderfif been throWn
seaY ~ the Fonhses shsa thsg founti
Il &c be worthless - tAeua.
taaeAz puiies affh'isss are - the ~gslgt-
len that tks Fsht>sfs are sFaat~ars ss
tNs nzfssefax kta. bustneen az there
wss aa stf~rsps ui1as 10 a~adsn the
aates IS the Nspiosien Besides thts
q l. pointed out thai expert SAFE bio~-
efs nwNes heFs = koir IN ths tes - q
eAfp which they wish 10 rrack
Whistler she wwss ~es dnuw ~ aua-
4. s.s I. - 49, (. :. = sss
55zs.fssss<es - ssss ss7F-iE-a @afA 10
saFut aud had ths strong boz con
tsinsd t7saa iast~Aa n O. the fobi,sfs
wWAld haYs seesred u Just the same.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
cad" LEFT
NO CALL

Superior Judge BELL this afternoon
issued . bench warrant for the AZ.
rest Of Cad" johnson. who WIS yes.
tsrdaY convicted ~ inrneny from
the person. cad" failed 60 appear
ia court this morning 90 give new
bonds for her appearance pending a
motion for new trial. Her lawyers
say she merely oversight. or forgot
her date with the criminal court
Judge Iisll issued the writ ~ a
matter Of pffcaution. however.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
EXTRA
ENTOm BED
200 Men Buried I'm a Nine ExpIo-
sion i'm Wyoming

CHEYENNE. wYo- JUNE 0-vsERI WAS TERRIBLE Ex.
elos'os IN rHs MAMMA COAL m.sE AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK
rhis MORNING TWO HusoRso MEN ARE Hsro@sso. A
Rssculse PARTY HAS BGGs SEAT TO rHG MINE
RawLIss wYo- SusE o-ogrtils OF TIE EXPLOSION
CANNOT &c OBTAINED HOUR. svr IT Is SUPPOSED
TO HAVE BEEN CAUSED .oAsp IT Is FEARED THAT
MOST OF THOSE NOW ssronsso Will Die OF svFrocArIos
BEFORE rHHy CAN BE RESCUED TO IArs HOUR THIS
AFTERNOON ONLY THIRTEEN HAVE BEEN RESCUED
TWELVE or WHOM WE'RE UNCONSCIOUS Aso ONE DEAD
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

building On First avenue, in which
Edith belmont tH conducting her
pafiar hnuHc declares that he had
no knowledge Of the character ~
the place. and states his lnisiliiaH
II ordering the woman out ct the
building
When asked hy star man today
II he had known What Kind OF a
hotel the Mansard was, be said
know nefhinK about a. never
leased the property 60 this Miss hal
mont Why, I never even saw her.
Nut how did this woman acquire
possession 81 the building n you
didn't rent it to herr asked the
repoftar
We'll. leased Il % man. and
Saess he Jet q 60 her"
What vas the mans name -
= don't snow,
Who paid yuu the rcntT niaa'i
Naa know who occupied the prems
lsea =
Why. Of guslfas I knew that Miaa
belmont was there because she paid
my agent the fvrt tiut I supposed
that the place was fun az lodGias
house. | never went up there. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

Alfred Murdoch. a saloonkseper.
pHs instantly killed by a north
bound Northern Pacific passenger
train ct Lester az O'Clock last
evening Murdoch was rolling a
small barrel u beer from the rail
Heea depot % hia saloon - the time
Of the accident Just as he was
crossing short trestle the train
came in sight iiir wife. who Vas
accompanying him, stepped t. one
eide. but Murdock fingered just a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

rAfiskRp. wash. Jnuc ~ safe
ssnwrrs tam1d another tries. Tire
thaFa xfFhia a wwsk, "a tais
sity iast nlsht. rhis tirrs n Was the
safs h. ths taFnstura s4cre - i{eStsAhi
CO. ard tbs total amount - the
t<esy eeared vas q
ne safe-ersekefs secured ntranes
4 tAe zseFe ~ f.ltcins a bsek door A
sels 49, theh drilled IN the top ~ the
&fs. watch II heated IN ths rsar -
sAs store. and ; quAasity 81 black pow
- vae raarxd tuto the Interior 81 thc
Essas box rats was then iEuited ~
4 fuss
IT, rxrzarlon which feHaNrd wreck
q ne safe and played havec with the
fsrnituse IA ths rear part % ths store
fhe q 4iasfest nceufred shgstly te-
fere I ottoca this Esornina anf waN
seffisisut h~svy " kwnsrn syerycns
Vita : hiask " tna buiidirx
Tee ratiesFnsn wurw ~ithlH few
ssss..a :, !. 49, :. sis :s.ss ~..n ne =.
q D. fFssns - lhs husiains shss cetsl.i
Ns H. tas interior uea fi'lrd wfth
faoks. taf ait eel catch 4 atimrse =
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LOOkSBAD FOR THE
UPTOWN BROTHEL
ng Chief Willard sent Detective to Investigate Edith BsmSus joint an Ne
Landlord Is AHea Her Too

| never even dreamed that the house
waH anything but a hotel
New that You know that thinns
nra different than you supposed.
= hst are sea se!as 90 A. about -.
Why Why and Mr HoeHieeh
seemed little ArtoniHhed at the
question why ! am solnE up there
to-day aud mud out just what kind ~
a place Il Is n 1 flhi that Il IS
~ The star says, ! am sping 10 order
the woman "a move, I wouldn't
rent that property Tor such a puf.
pose for tia0o month Ia the
lease under which iel the building
had my iaWyerr put IA a. clause
saying that the place should never
be used for Immoral purposes"
Mf ifoealeeh o. well known 20 the
impe uninua youth OF the clty, aud
Faeh hN the somewhat ruphonious
title ~ Uncle Joe Ho conducts
poeuhHebing sstahlishmeut az stF
SHrruhd avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
KILLED
IN MINE
JOE cuIPpE MEETS DEATH Bv
ACCIDENT At FRANKLIN

Coroner Hoye received long,
distance telephone message from
Franklin II noon today. informing
him Of an accident IN thtc coal mines
there. Ag hich joe Guippe. an Hai-
ian miner. lost his life
Df fioye could secure no further
particulars aud went 90 Ffanklinlt
this afternoon 10 investigate the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
STRIKE FOR Low Z
NECK DRESSES
"HeHO" Girls in Spokane Walk
Out Because They are Prohibit
ed From Wearing Flowers and
Their Hair i'm Braids 4

SPOKANE. June 30.--All teie.
phone operators in the employ Of
the Pacific states Telephone Com.
pang here struck this morning IN .
result ~ alleged discrimination and
unfair treatment against members
Of the union ny the new service
manager. Mish Wreds. recently Inn
ported from Seattle. IL 10 claimed
that Miss Wrede caused the Butte
disturbance.
There are 100 girls IN the union.
aud al but 70 are in the employ 81
the company. Among other ErieF=
anees f. the new rule forbiddlnE ofs
orators 10 wear low neck dresses.
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more I've wept enough. Others that
follow me may shed q tear above my
grave
.of course they will" Hympaihized
the good hearted man ~ scieuce.
Miss June after q ne ~ sorrow and
much weeping. smiled family nad hads
Salisbury a aad farewell.
I'm afraid size D break down and
crf before ninht said Salisbury 70 a
reporter after hs came from the bed
side ~ Hls patient D ran zee showers
for tonight and tomorrow
Toe Rad Igue's got g. dic-so sweet.
20 young and tender Al me" and
Salisbury Vsics died down 20 mur-
muir amid the noisy Uhiri 81 wheels
IN the weather factory
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

The operators demand reoogulfi0n
Of the union. slight changes IL thz
scale u wages. revocation of the or
der regarding department and app
phrsl and the resembling Of the. ordef
prohibiting girls from wearing fiow<
era and compelling them 70 Reas
their hair done up on top Of tbs
head Also the order insisting on
high collars and prohibiting low.
neck dresses and turn down collars,
Fihg-eiKht girls on the day ehift
walked out "a O'Clock this morning.
The other shift VIII follow. Thu
company IL advertising for men to
learn operating The inemen ana
electrical workers are also out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
LYNCHED

e1IAT'rNoogA. Tenn. June 10 A
mot this morning went from i.arkins
Vile. Ala o. scottaviiie W miles
away. shot down sheriff Austin, took
his keyes and entered the Jail The
leaders Of the mob secured the person
81 the negro t3iegsi charged with at
tempting 90 assault white gifi ut
i.arkinavllle Sunday night The moh
then Departed with The prisoner Tor an
unknown destination.
Conductor ~ wkinR of the Alabama
Southern rond. white hin train wHA
ranniuH this side uf tariginnvilie TO-
dayi SAYS the body Of lirigFa hanging
- tree. hnthinr further has been
heard from the mob which prcsumab
y Dispersed quietly after the execu.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

The proposition 10 build q city he'll
Hfisat vili b sufficiently large e
meet tae needs ~ Seattle sill peea
A9l3 b presented soon 60 the voter
- seattle for their deviaios, Two
wfsiiHaMhua providing for q BueelaI
si*eIlun. Al which wiil ir Submitted
70 Sire voters thr qunauuan of the
:. ~ =, 80. *. 80 s,.s- .. 49,.
stsa-r - fffs ~ss@f isaTi - sfsr i-fs4f =
% watch the city buiidius ls -
present located. bad their fret reed
eass 81 the meeting o. Tire city
$auneli last nishf. The ordinances
go referred back % The spseia
totniuittee % eiiy bal There is Tt
u doubt however. cat that thes
81 - passed
II The eastern half % the hiaet
heunssi b Third and Fourth a.
ssiass. jefferson street u9A Ysaief
Haf. bs acquired. the ueN hall can
y made an imsfsiEs baildinE
iisns the VOTERS ~iii b. asked g
consent - the issue 81 bonds bear
inx PEE cent annual Interest and
! raaAHins g yssfH 60 an aHiuunt aaf-
fleiasst for tue purchase - the afdl-
fiutsai srauaa
II shis propagation hhouid uot
meet the approval ~ the psopis and
e should - decided az the came
sieesion a. build . new city hall q
= Thought that the building. ehish
all tier - crested wlil have 10 D.
fasds - many stories hish that al
nfets faFtana 60 architectural beauty
eili - abaniousd.
Tbe nacmbsrs % the council Dc
uat vaat city jaii IN the use
bpltftuE They point cut that there
= Ar available elite ~ the corner ~
Fourth avenue and Terrace street
sad they think the iaii should b.
hsiik there
Ths proposition 20 erect new hail
aud 10 purchase the additional
ground acquired. IN order 10 pass
must resolve a three fifths majority
~ fhees voting At the special eise
tiaH.
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Unless The easlneil hanteuH a. Fet 3
aeN building fsdef way ifH Inar ton
sill - Fsaf=snsihie fnr cssnsidsrai4is
riskHsss Emens the city employees A.
a. nnNha.sEufgs and unEanitsfr fHopH
esitiau fhe cd shack that waa Vert
ait ~ the euliiisr bsfnfa the cl4f iaat
eilarns wears ufo 10 hard o. beat
This fnprninF the city employees "a
ths treasurer cnrnptFuiieFp AID
water departments. fa a Ions tims
caitaussd by the stencil arisiun from
tn raltts department stable and from
the ieakaEe from long since raetsd cat
sewer connections. we're treated q
uhiffs ut aromatic incense KFiainF
ffem the hlaated carcass % . drnd
dos
The departed rnnine. calm IN death
iaf la full sight in the little alley hal
a the paiies station STABLES. tsteeef
the eitf hall and thr Old jail MinEisf
with the edaFs - dog. came the germ
laden vapufs from the ceii Windows 81
the fail and the combination IL haf5
60 hest Aud CvcFY day the health 81
the fity hail employees II ienpar,iiEsi
thereby
Thsfy - rot . building In the riii
that = sissef4IuF % condemnation
mere thau the municipal building
Prom the ground 10 n n strneh q
Tire uaettils u al who are forced &
staY ia H. and people who are com
priisd - SO there on business cut thrii
sisiss short and hold their breath whit
within it. precincts
To begin With the old titnhefn whiel
act ne Foundation are foffea shs
moulded until the stencil from Then
bf themselves. as evidenced tho nthsi
isy when some we're removed. IL bat
enough Then Ia this is added the ac
numuihffaH ~ dresa from sewage leak
Rss The leakage from rnHlsd out sew
~ eannet tianh extending over an IN
definite ueriod ~, time. has completed,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
At THE BEDSIDE OF
THE DYING QUEEN
Or SALISBURY SAYS GOOD. TO TIE PASSING MONTH or
JUNE LOOKS MORE WEATHER

y. salisbury stood beside the bed
81 tnhe dFim queen and felt her feeble
kslae. bassed hts fingers gently over
~ vac face - shs doomed girl and
hsuahsd back tha wavY hair from her
Pale cold brow
Hoe long ell I live" she moaned
sth voice - exhaustion.
TIL midnight i think" whispered
M aoetan. Are you reconciied 10
5seF fate. mF child ne went on.
Oh US doctor. ! am. J sm ready
IAH world Il not Ter me. when ] was
- ;hirtT days ago the skies. werr
talf. The sun Naa bright The birds sang
- n hfarzas gently kissed my hair
bsfk ard gloomy have been the clos
NC Gays Of nY life I can't coy any
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
DELANEY 10 BETTER

Thomas X. Delaney. ceputy collector
Nna Inspector ~ this port who was r.
moved from bic home et Green take
t. rroVfdeuce hospital yesterday With
serious case ~ blood poisoning. 4
considerably improved this morning
Last hisht hfs attending physician. pr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
Bitter is
BIT TEN
Gao JOHNSON. CONVICTED
rIekpocksT, SAYS she WAS
sHossED

csds Johnson. who was yeater-
ny convicted IN The superior court
II. s@.eett from the person. and Who
49, police court record of great
~ sn. according % the story she
i,,.i NJ police today. r. getting a
- -. p her own medicine qhe
- - 70 the Plea that she Ia po
49, me heseef, but the neaess
80 sHA e neu found aq.nfle,,.,s
,etl touched her for IA 7, ~
IeoinH ~ Ms Arcade lodg,ne 49,.
sfTefai nights ago. N'i'f'
.lhek - been hollerine on m. ,
s.ess I've got 4 boiler con'f,., -.
80 no. said she H. ne police ~
Nho took the report ~ ~, ~.
fhe police took the name and n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

tireif satisfactory 30 MI Hart ans
hla associates. a. veil az 60 the othei
eitItlH
The Pnftland.st Lake queHfisN
MaA The sahgne3 e. q sseaf aeai a
discussion. Af Grimm came authns
laea b. the sait Lake club 20 fslfill
All the conditions imposed upon tls
club b the ieagu~ NJ was suFn
tuaned Ia = conference with ths
either clubs early In The afterna-eh
ard much tins Was spent % this
question
Il sats fipaiiY decided that the
Portland club should be- retained ~
the lea sslsa ard that the question %
sdtnittsuK set Lake 10 merntlershir
30 taken ua again nsxt week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
GOLD BRICKS
Steamer Centennial Waited in Vain foI
A Cargo Of Them at Nome

The steamer Centennial which ar
rived from Nome early this morning.
waited At that port tto hours f0f a
lot Of gold bricks consigned 10 the
Pioneer Mining company. and was
then forced 10 eefne away without
them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

The dust IVES being mmeited for
the Whitehead bans. bat the ameiter
set out Of order and the gold. which
probably amounted 10 several hun
dred thousand dollars. had 60 be LETT
faf later Steamer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

TACOMA. June SO The meeting
of the Pacific National league mas
mates IN this city yesterday dsvsls
epsd into much more quiet affair
than any one anticipated FROM the
many runafn that have been afioat
durfhk fhr rNNt week az tsn days
II sas decided al the session that
the Los Angeles and san Francisco
clubs Instead Of going south uext
week. a. prF the old schedule. ahali
both make another complete swing
around the cities Of the north and
ihsu 50 10 California 60 open up on
thsif own grounds with Seattle anA
Spokane ansi sshe On other northern
slitN. This arrangement vas en-.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
BANK ClEARlNGS

George IversoH WAS awarded $1,000
damages against John Mcdonnell,
owner Of shlugie mill IN Ballard
BY superior court jury, this morn
Ing. for the lasa ~ his three fingers
Ia an accident which the Jury found
the defendant might have avoided
hy having the machines in the min
kept Ia better condition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

Hers are ths names of the three
! patrelmsu Nhe have successfully
kvul.ad flaalnE ont ans tsmK uf
Ia existsHee n a parior house ON
iheir eNn heat aithouEh thes are
snnraaed 10 Spend each ~ them.
.isht hours q day IN the district ia
Which Edtth Nslmenta resort is
loeaEesl
Offfeer Jennings l. ou duty
fren 5 = m. e. q. ~.
QffieeF RYAN frufn 4 a. M.
10 noan
osfiese CfandAil from noon
o. D IA.
Net she least suspicion that
Rdlth heiment q rUnnlng any
/ thtnx aut respectable ioidEinG
/ he4sa has ever psrEagntga their
/ vsll. walled ntsiisctss although
/ the tfathni has beer EoiuE full
4 hast Tor ever q mnath.
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full description Of me alleged theft
They would like 20 see tho man that
can beat Cad Al her own game.
Cad was out on ball az the time
= ~ 4s!!!s..s-=s 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

LONDON. June 20. ban uadffeg
the famous leader % ihg Cronadisf
band. which has repeRiedlf toured
America. died today 81 the aGe Or H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
SAVED HIS BEER
BUT LOST HIS LIFE.
Alfred kUrdock Was Rolling o Keg of Brew Across
The Tracks When an Engine Ran Him Down

second too long in an attempt 20 zee
the barrel cut ~ harms way.
The locomotive struck him WIN
tremendous force. hurting him front
che bridge down into the gully be-
low.
Mr. Murdoch leaves : willow ana
two daughters. He had lived a.
Lester about year.
Coroner Hoye was notified and ID
Investigating the case today. Thd
body il at Lester
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30
ALL CLUBS REMAIN
I'M NATIONAL LEAGUE

a CHANGE MADE SCHEDULE WHEREBY CALIFORNIA
CLUBS WILL MAKE ANors ER CIRCUIT NORTHWEST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-30

Steamer Montara passed Tatoash
At O'Clock this morning and Ei5oaid
arrive this evening
It. [volume] (Lawrenceburg, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1903-01-22

Mr.. d. L. Meriwether, of
Louisville, was in town from
Saturday until Monday, shak-
ing hands with friends.
Will Miller, a colored team
ster in the employ of Morgan
& Hyatt, came near losing his
life last Thursday by the slid
ing of his heavily-loaded wag-
on over an ice-covered en-
bankment near Fox Creek. AT
ter sliding some distance, the
wagon struck telephone post,
thus saving the life of both
driver and horses.
It. [volume] (Lawrenceburg, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1903-01-22

Mrs. Geo. Branham, of Kan
sas, and sister, Miss Katie
Bell, of Georgetown, spent
Saturday and Sunday with
their grandmother, Mrs. Sa-
rah Wells.
The Hoffman Distilling Co.
experienced much trouble in
getting grain and coal to their
plant last week. The roads
were covered with ice, and it
was with much difficulty that
the loaded wagons were pre-
vented from sliding over the
high entertainments.
It. [volume] (Lawrenceburg, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1903-01-22
In Town and County.

A. B. McAfee sold to Jeff
Young twenty calves at SO a
head.
Ezra Fidler, of Chicago, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Joe
L. Bond.
John Bailey sold to A. B.
McAfee nice harness mare
for S135.
Jas. Without, former sheriff
of WOodford county, was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Henry Cassell, of Tex
as, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Alice Lillard.
Mrs. c. J. Wildberger left
last Saturday for Indianapolis
to visit her brother.
Born, to the wife of John r.
Martin, at Tyrone, on the 18th
inst, ten-pound boy.
Sam Hawkins, of George
town, visited his grandmother,
Mrs. Eliza Gaines, last week.
Ward Lutz, of Lexington,
bought four head of horses
here Monday at prices rang.
ing from $50 to Sis.
L. c. Burgin and Miss AL
bradg Blockson, both of this
county, will be married in
Louisville tomorrow.
Mesdames F. B. Powers and
H. c. Williams left Tuesday
for Deland, Fla, where they
will spend several weeks.
Monday was a pretty day,
and a large crowd was in
town, but nothing like the
crowd that was expected.
bud Coke, of Ripyville, has
bought of G.. w. Parker a
house and lot at Tyrone, and
will move to it at an early
day.
The employees of the Home
Telephone Co., who have been
doing construction work near
this place, refused to stand a
cut of twenty-five a day, and
went out on a strike last Fri
day. AS yet, they have not
accepted the company's offer
to return to work at the reduc-
It. [volume] (Lawrenceburg, Ky.) 190?-19??, 1903-01-22

A county court, a hundred
'jags" and not a single fight
was the wonderful record made
here Monday to be written up
on history's pages.
Use Bonds Cream Flour.
Sam Coke, last week, bought
of Middlesboro parties two
bowling alleys, and will have
them ready for use in the large
store-rOom next to Bond &
Leathers' by the latter part of
this week.