The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-06-18
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Least ; Monsfa.


Least = Month.
Jackson. KY. June fs-R ,. Ewens.
the principal witness In the Maaeurn
murder ease. with most NJ his family
II at Lexington. ninety-three miles
from Jackson. lie Is now considered
out Of the reckoning. but there are
other witnesses for the prosecution who
are considered in danger
Major Embry Alivn. who is uow IN
command OF the troops here, earnest
" advised Mrs L. ) EVEN 10 Ieave
Jackson. She has taken an active part
IN accommodating evidence against the
men who burned her husbands hotel
and who are directly connected with
the powerful faction IN 'Breathrt
ty. Major Alien expressed the belief
that her life was 10 danger Mrs.
Ewens bravery and courage have fire.
quentiy been shown and 1t was but
the expected when she replicd
y wilt stay here until u interests
are properly protected and our con-
tracts fulfilled. II they want 10 klll
me they wIlI u me here for at FEAST
a month
No woman has yet been ordered KILL
ed by tn, feudists Of Breathitt coun-
~. II such an order IS ISSUED IN this
instance II rs the unanimous opinion
that there VIII be an uprising against
the men syho would be at once sus
pected and demand many lives Tor the
killing or tIe placing iva jeopardy Of
any woman.
A hung jury IS expected because Of
the alleged attitude of two bf the mem
bers. AS the case draws to d close
alarm among citizens because OF the
probability of troop being Withdrawn
Is manifested The assassination of
every person Uho has become exposed
as -ant5Eon5stlC TO the ing Is feared
Arson may substitute assassination
where the lJtter ls for suy rtasol not
expediaHt
Even u~ewSpap.f correspondents are
believed to be 5u danger aud some
predict lhaJ some OF Them VIII never
leave Eteathltt couuts alive. One Of
them received aga auDons nous letter
signed A Feminine AdWjrer Iu which
he was told that tiS assassination had
been ordered and warning htW to get
out OF the town before Thursday night.
Everyone feels that "a verdict or fail
urr To return IS verdict U.s. going TO
prD .p.taf. "a sf5-E- and Ctatt S. apprc-
hsas.ur tt.f b,uaasr,4 So ,uulf@ Jack
son people are Uuf easily a.Hrnrd and
that point tp a series of crimes that
shosk civilization a- defen~~ against
the .a-Hl.iou that they NAV De- hystrr-
igal boa their dread foe un.t they be-
lic,r BE- So fo.tua ths l~,uosAI ul tUoops
should tire read ~,uiprltE never be- reach
ed. II The defendants should be found
guilty % BE predicted That the members
OF the blry and even rho circuit Judge
viii DE 90 danger
For ths urst time ,r eighteen months
Police Ju5gr Cardveu grsed au offender
wedne~uaE morning Eardweii SIS a
CardNeU-Cn,kril partisan and lks the
late 3 H NaJylru- up 20 tha time tine
militia took possession OF The foWu he
bad been 3D. rrt~oHer Iu mis- onu home.
having received repeated threat or as-
s-asstus'Hr.
The Pr. -ouar~ brought before him
w,r" t. 4s. aHa lewis johnson
known a- h-o.,h~sn 5run Perry coun-
y ot the dominant f..'.ou They were
charged eitn t-s4uItnc Gay Uaddic ks.
who had been "a witness before the
grand taIs t-ssu~t Crawford and
Tharr charged With having set fI. go
EWrHs hlt,i CertUrs tn-l Gay s.
and costs and Johnson So AND g41.
him YEN days iH J-i for carrying cone
ceaIs8 weapons.