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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-18
WEBBvILLE.

Jay oDaniels and several Of the
boys went home TO vote.
sam Shepperd has his mill saving.
Elem Thompson went to Willard anC
arranged with the bank there To
take the bonds for their school dis
trlct Just above here They are
building a new school house up ut the
Squire Perkins plAce.
DIR. Watson, OF your town. was
here last week to vote. He is al
ways a welcome visitor We think
lots of Doe
Uncle Tip did more in last Tues
days election than any one man. He
made several trips in his buggy to
bring old men In to vote.
Mrs. Tip Moore his returned from
visit to VIII Gle ).
Our old fliend. Bill Reilly. paid US
visit last week.
Mrs. Frank Prince passed through
here TO her home at Clnnonsbure
from visit to her fatAer on Cher-
okee.
Sherman Criser. Ct Ohio. was he,
on his way from Blaine where h
had been to vote.
Ralph Holbrook, ex-Superintendent
Of Schools, passed through here on
his way to Central City. after vot-
ing at Blaine.
Asa Hord. Of Willard was here
Wednesday and reports smallpox case
well and no others There.
Jerry Rife was here on law bust
ness Wednesday.
On Gaines creek big gas was struck
in the oil well.
Mrs. Hannahs has returned to her
home in Greenup after a visit to her
parents on Blaine.
Travelling salesman Green was her,
last week
Miss Scott, Of Olive Hill, is visit,
ing her brother at Bells Trace. He
CLERKS for Mr.. Hall. who has large
md fine store There we're 10
teams in from Bells Trace today
iauling slaves, ties and lumber.
Miss Lucy shepherd has returned
home.
Mr.. Elson. II. Willis and Mr.. VIII
son, drummers, came in Thursday.
N. stamper. boot and shoe man.
is here.
The literary was splendid and well
attended.
F. r. Moore made "Trip to Blaine
last week
The gas well is simply a miracle.
It beats Rockeastle or auy other place
Mr.. Lyons. shue man. was here re-
entity.
Mr.. Elkins, Revenue man, went to
Elliott today 70 two brandy stills.
Judge Woods has the piers to the
lower bridge done and is at work on
the upper one. a
Prof. Charley Elan passed through
iere to his school at Ashland.
Sam shepherds min is grinding
nicely.
Big crowd In tlwn-oyer $50 men
with heads downove.e'estion.
Mr. and Mrs. Yates. o: Whites
Creek. are here visiting her parents
MIS-. Littlejchn and two children
ire visiting her mother, Mrs. Giles.
Kirk Thompson. salesman for I'm
ion Grocery Co. was here Saturday
Joe Gardner issalso here. Suppose
he is inspecting the bridge work
ill Woods is doing for he seems to
le there most all Of the time
Success to the NEWS. If we are
defeated we will show them how
old Lawrence viii go next Novem-
Der. Pit.
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vEsSIE.

Jake Smiths little child is very sick
The little three-yeir-old child Of Jas.
Coffee died last week at Bolts Fork
and was brought to little East Fork
md laid to rest by his mother ain
he Shortridge graveyard The be
'elved father has the sympathy OF all.
Prof and Mrs. C. F. Smith visited
friends at olioville Sunday Mrs
Toel Cunningham visited her father.
VIM. Cooksey at Glenwood Friday and
Saturday Mr. and Mrs Walter Mill
we're guests IF Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Mil
Ter Sunday. X.
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meat h5u1e and contents. lie and his
wife wereh at Louisa when the acct
dent occurred, and only his children
were at home OR, T. Thompson
and wife were at his old home place
few days alo. but have gone back
to Louisa q. V. Ball, Ir, was tn
thrown from young mule the other
day and b dly lruised. Two Boys.
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NOT 4 SICK DAY SINCE.

81 was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble tried all sorts Of
none of which relieved me
One day | saw an ad. OF your Elec-
trio Bitters and determined to try
that. After taking a few doses /
felt relieved, and soon thereafter was
entirely cured. and have not seen u
sick day since. NeIghbors of mine
have been cured of rheumatism. neu-
raleia, liver and kidney troubles and
general debility This is what b. F.
Bass, of Fremont N C. writes Only
SOC, at A. NJ. Hughes Druggist
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We have never deceived our custo-
mers by advertising through the Gull
months OF July and August with the
promise that ve would sell gods
at cost and quit the business II they
would trade With us through said
monhs.but We will offer for the next
30 days the following goods at cost
or Wholesale prices: Mems aud
~ - Mems Womeu,s and chill
drens Heavy she's Clothing Tor men
and boys all go In this sale. Now
is the time for you 70 get good shoes
and warm clothing for your family
at cost. @. v. MEEK.
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CASPER.

There will be church at Tyreethe
}rd Saturday night and Sunday.
Married on the 9th, Cass Fannin to
Miss Lizzie Bryant We wish them a
long and happy life. Our school is
progressing nicely with J. W. Bellomy
as teacher. Miss Anna Miller visited
Miss MollIe chlffin at Louisa Sltur-
day Pharow Miller and Billie Van
horn attended, the party at Mrs. An
la Kinner's. Of Buchanan Saturday
lisht. Mr.. and Mrs. Hence Van
norm went to Louisa Saturday to have
some dental work done. ... Born. L
Sam Bellomy and wife, a boy Tucker
Yanhorn and wife visited their par
'nts Mr.. and Mrs. Ben vanhorn on
Rove creek Sunday Fred Miller and
wife visited Chas Miller and wife +
Tom Bellomyi and family
will move TO Lincoln county in few
days. We are sorry to lose them.
Lizzie Klnner. OF Louisa came down
and spent Sunday with home folks
lt buchanan. Blue Eyed Beauty.
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Jackson. Ky.-1The Democratic pri-
mary for the election OF county OFF,
GERS was not held on Nov. 10. the
day fixed by the COMMITTEES. there
Ielng only one entry for each office
rhe committee has issued certificates
Il nomination TO each The MONT
nees are as follows: Count, Judge.
lanes II. Hargis: County Attorney
u Y. Red~ine. Sheriff. Al. A spen-
,er; Jailer. Hiram Center: School
superintendent. A, r. Lyon. Asses
'or, Willie Hornbrook: County Clerk.
T. II. Hudson; Coroner. shelby white
Surveyor. Floyd Graft.
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EIecIIo. Lchoes.

Grocery Co., of Pca.-avt.ss Particularly new tc
to see The inercnanss he election of last week
Little misses nu. Overwhelming Republican
Faulkner came UP Il some queer things han
yesterday 10 reiiain usual. Massachusetts,, Min
their grand parentsd COLORADO elected Democrat
Wilson HaupI hors by handsome MAORI
Bridge Co is gave their electoral votes
today eyelt by large pluralities
John McDyer. cTilso went for Roosevelt ano
here Tuesday doipDen.ocratic Governor. Mas.
Our schooi Is elected W. L. Douglass
with Miss Maggie nan, whose portrait is IA,
Mr., and MIS-. NJ almost every newspape
shopping In Ashianp United States
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gomery to try, II possible. to pre-
vent bloodshed. As Harry Jackson
rode into town, the sheriff stopped
him and told him II he attempted
trouble he would arrest him. Jack
son said not a word. but drew a PTS
tol and shot the sheriff three times.
the latter failing dead In his tracks
Rood ran toward jackson. pleading
for him not TO shoot the Sheriff.
when Jackson turned the tirearm on
Rood and killed him also. The three
brothers then galloped about the
town. making Wild demonstrations and
threatening the life OF officers and
citizens. Finally pose was organ-
ized and the Jackson boys. realizing
that an attempt would be made to
capture them, took to the woods.
leaving their horses en- the high
way. They are yet at large sher-
m Daniel was prominent Republi-
can and was influential In State poll
tiles.
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Report Of the condition ofTHE Lou
lisa NATIONAL BANK. at Louisa, in
the State of Kentucky, ut the close 81
business, Nov. 10. 1904.
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STATE OF KENTUCKY. lsa.
COUNTY OF LAWRENCE. NJ;
l, NJ Y, CVnley. Cashier OF the above.
named bank. do Holemnly swear that
the above statement Is true 10 the beat
OF my knowledge and belief
iA N. =. toNLEY. Cashier
subscribed aud sworn 10 before me
this nth day Of Nov. 1904.
p II. VAUGHAN,
:. Notary Public,
My commission expires Jan, %, 1908
Correct Attest. q Ai1 saa
AuuusTus SNYDER, ~ 81
l. II. YoRK, Directors
J Y HAoKwoRTh.
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Jim Holbrook. Deputy Assessor OF
Johnson county. and son Of Lark
Holbrook. a prominent farmer OF
Blaine. shot and fatally wounded
Felix Fife, son of Henry Fife, on
leeton Fork Of Blaine. Tuesday. A
dispute arose over the assessment
If some of Flies property. and it
is reported that one man fired three
shots and the other five. with above
result.
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west Libertv-Floyd Haaey,~ho wa
accidently shot BY John Ferguson at
CaHey TUESDAY, died from his wounds
Ferguson was shooting at Bat Byrd,
when stray bullet hit Haney Byrd
is cousin OF Attorney a. F. Byrd,
OF Winchester. who will assist in the
prosecution.
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eight months old.

,s,ered sborthorn bull -preed precinct ii
weighs In medium flesh ind one in Harrison
WIN sell at five centN Kehoe has a MAORI
sold before Decembe'the Ninth district over
Zen pairs Of mated 4 for Congress. Bennett
weeks old, sired by elected If these two pre-
c. boar, Sur counted He is institu-
uer pair. and on'edings against the County
boar entitled to Commissioners to compel
$50 pounds, at third the vote of the ty,
At our farm near 5hould he fail in this he
ne them. The Eclaimed. contest the elect
.-.hoe. The election officers
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David S. Luther. an old and re-
5pected citizen Of this county, died at
ais hcme at Shoals last Monday, aged
almost 50 years. He had been ailing
for some time His desth was caus-
ID by general debility. the result OF
I'D age. The deceased leaves lnrs
.arcle of relatives and friends /
mourn his death.-Ceredo Advance
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-18

Foleyu IIaney and Tar always stop
the cough and heals the lungu.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-18

A large number Of citizens anC
,riends OF Beckham county met a.
olive Hill, Saturday, u consider wha
curse 10 take looking to the 81
Adjustment Of that county. says the
irayson Tribune Committees vert
appointed TO raise funds and have the
county Of Lewis surveyed. they hold
ing that a serious mistake has beef.
made in the recent survey OF thar
county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1904-11-18

~sman James A. Hughes was
FINE STOCK from the West Virginia
IA majority Of $500. tn,
ZEN choice bull cse State.
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STATE or KENTUCKY, &C.
COUNTY OF LAWRENCE. So
/, q. r. Vinson, Cashier Of the above
named bank, do solennly swear that
the above statement ia true to the bert
OF my knowledge and bslief.
q. r. YINsoN, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn 10 before ma
this 10th day Of Nov 1904.
j l. CAREY,
Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb. 10, 1908.
Correct Attest,
NJ. s. BURNS,
n r. d WALLACE Difectora
A. ]. CARRIED,
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Henry o'Rourke, OF Louisville. died
in Catlettsburg Monday.

West Liberty. Nov l5.-John Fergu'
son. who had his examining trial
here for killing Bal Bird and Clyde
Haney at caney last Thursday, was
bound over TO the Circuit Court in the
sum of $1,000. which he gave
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snr.,r o eo-ono- .. u.
BANK OF BLAINE
BLAINE, Ky.

Al Gloss ot BUSINESS, Nov ), 40.
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..o,,acb II port OF the Chief OF
a,i he estimated amount
behind IL Is tii'npletion Of the ex-
food the conSun the Big Sandy. is
m Of sscs. 900 can be
uiOot. next year.
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4 nj Halo n ", discovered
at Is a biood-naker and tissue bun cement
!, 80 came time alleviates cough.
siI.d Il Dr. Pierces Golden Medical =
.-|e[ van Alternative extract thstslrto announce
I, tie digestion and assirnilattFY LORE JR
pAd-so that the blood gets its
m the products OF digestion thor County Judge sub
a same time Is started into tlon of tile Deinornt
ere Is perfect elimination
q The germs OF grip
'drrnusumptiou find tert nui,ouuca m self a c,,,
rs not kept IN peri - - " ~
aciieood pure. he U1ce Ol County Judg
s nss s os The red county, subj Ct to tn
w, blood This is Why onee democratic party.
g'e; n s,esu aloud r~ Al the w. H. WooDs
.vef oils but they will get
Elements the tissues requirthorlzeu 10 announce
sf,oiden Medical Discovery W sKACQs
Tile uDscovefyr Is abss ,,.-
alcoholic and non uaIc@eeerio{ County Attorney
There Is nothing else "eCounty, subject to the az
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant . ,,,a.,. -. r.
laxative for old and youie De'iioeiaue party.
CURE constipation aud bill
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/ MONT NELSON

! andidate for Assessor Of Law
'unty, subject to the action OF
= smocratic party.
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Nn. 71O

Report o. the condition Of TIE FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF LOUISA, at
louisa. KY, in the State OF Kentucky.
ut the close OF business. Nov. 10. 1904.
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Ccott's EmuISio

ern method of fe, the Hickman Cir
u u ny Of Appeals yester-
the ccnsum4tlye- where a 5 County
rouqh for es cSy'ficate of aOknuwl-
z to a deed to property. and
oCo,. ? - Is incorrect, he is respon-
refined I'D the amount involved can
nre,are, yered from him or his bonds
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Ign tLe returns in the "
be Nee boye referred to.
UUuUUk7inrns show the election OF
usvr, Democrat. in the DIS
sell of Floyd, Knott and

vhlt pork
fashioned ro Wayne county. W. Va.
.nt;on Democratic. ticket was
reduced nialorities. except
pork" was = ~flthe County Court.
consumpti,e 5 Of Lawrence the ma
years ago. ,eyel - sss .'ps'ss VA
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for County Attorney OF
subject to the ac-
, Democratic party.
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authorized to announce
G. e. FUGETT

AN.ndldate for County Attorney.
s to the action of the DEM
fAarty-
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CHANGES IN THE POST OFFICE.
They Arc to BE Made After the Appoint.
mont OF Van Colts Successor.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2s.-The announce
ment IL semi-oficially made here that
Immediately on the appointment OF Sue
cessor to the late Postmaster Van Colt
important changes will be made In the New
York post office. The postal officials still
insist that an investigation was not in con-
temptation prior to the death OF Mr.. Van
Colt and that there Ii no intention to make
one now. All that Is necessary, II is pointed
out Is to make changes In the administra-
ton Of the Office with view to improving
the service.
There is possibility that additions
stations may be established, but as yet
no conclusions have been reached. 1t is
probable that nothing will be done in this
connection until the completion of the
post office stations at the Grand Central
and the proposed Pennsylvania depots.
The postal business has grown at a ire
mendous rate in New York during the past
few years, that Office turning in at least
IL per cent. Of the total postal revenues.
in this Office, and it is understood that
there is a possibility of changes in some
OF the important administrative positions.
No action will be taken by President
Roosevelt looking to the appointment Of a
postmaster at New York for several weeks
So far no recommendations have been made
for any appointment. 1t seems to have
been accepted by New York Republican
leaders that there is no prospect of an
appointment for some time to come, and
consequently no one has been urged for
the place
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PARkER'S DIARY FILLING Up.
Three Meetings in One Night on Tt-Mana.
gers Fearful Lest He Fail Them.

Judge Parlscr is filing up his diary for
next Wednesday, night with more engage
$50 49, ~, ,,,;u ,,noI,,hI,, ha ohIs tn All
menus tna' ne WI. i'oo"DiF y, ap'e W nv
Herman hlcosr announced lsst night
that tfe Judge will st elk at the meeting to
be held on that NIGHT under the auspices
~ ,ha CARAVAN American PARKER Union
- 'ne III - ~, ., g..
Judge farAer WIN 'ahe INC i,iace Vi "roFer
Cleveland, who has said that lie cannot
speak second time i'll this city
I'm the same niabt Judge Parker &C.
oord;ra ~ m s,ro,rc.rne-st ,r,1a hv ~.
oo'u'"s " o. 80, I'.,. an an
west side farNer lhoepe;ioeil tiuo' VIII
speak az the meeting to be held by that
organization on Wednesday night in Car
neyie Hall.
!, o,n,., ,,n+ a,,o ,... ri,h, ,,.t J.cir.
IL cahie gu. a'sp ,ae' '',sH' c.''v '"tse
on Thursday to attend O reception to be
|, given in his honor at the Democratic
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CAMP4NIA IN EARLY.
But VIII Not Dock Until This Morning
Indians on board.

The Cunard liner Campania from Liver
pool and Queenstown might have beaten
her record for the year if she had ventured
to dock last night. She has been Satur-
day morning boat 80 long that the friends
Of her passengers naturally assumed that
the would not get in until this morning.
But her early appearance off Fire Island
led many to think that she might make
it,. and they called up the line on the tele-
phone and asked IL she would dock. They
were told that she might get up at about
93o o'clock. A throng waited for her in
vain. They were told that she had anchored
in Quarantine and they went home.
The dock superintendent naturally sup
posed that Capt Pritchard would have
plenty Of time to get up. But the line leaves
the question Of docking to its comma nders,
and Capt Fritchard decided that it was
better to anchor at Quarantine. He did not
dock, much as he might have liked to get
ahead of the French liner La avoie, which
landed her passengers before O'Clock last
night.
Some Of the Cunarder's voyagers were:
Col. William F. Cody Buffalo BilD. Major
John NJ Burke. Capt. W. R. Cor6eld, Richard
X. Fox. Sydney Goddard. William Hart
field, NJ Theodore Kearney Theodore w.
Myers, Chief Iron Tail and a band Of Sioux
who belong to the Buffalo Bill show.
At the entertainment aboard the liner
on Wednesday, there was war dance in
which fifty Indians. called from the second
cabin and steerage, took part.
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SET on FIRE ny THIRD RAIL.
Workman on Sixth Avenue Elevated
Touched 1t With Wire.

rang of men were at work yesterday
afternoon with riveting machine on the
sixth avenue elevated structure OH Fifty
third street, near the West Side police court
prison, when coil OF wire in the hands Of
one Of them, James Long, % years old. Of
aI7 East Seventietb street, came in contact
with the third rail- The wire burst into
dam, and Longs clothes were abla2e in a
minute.
The men were standing on a staging
s,,spended from the tracks, and there was
no room to put out the blaze. The other
men shouted to Long TO jump, He Gid so.
and received fracture OF me shoaioor
and rim. but several men threw coats about
him and put out the blaze;
lanes Nolan one OF the men VINO mad
told Long TO Jump, shouted to the crowd:
Don't touch him. III put the fire out
myself
-sady Ia help Long. He broke his ankle,
hut was abla TO get on car and go to foose-
welt Hospital. where his injuries were
treated. He went home.
Coroner Scholer happened to be driving
along Fifty third street just as the two
Jumped from 70 9o the stssns in ~msn
costume already attending the, burns.
He found some linseed oil in a nearby paint
shon and with the nurses assistance
bandaced up the injured man. lie didn't
learn the timely nurses name.
An ambulance turned up, nn. Ihe sc, Was
nut Long into his buggy and drove with
Elm TO the hospital. When the doctors
nxau,ined Long they found that. besides
ths injury 10 his shoulder, he was burned
sIl over the body and would probably die
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EXCURSION TRAIN DERATLED.
Delegation That Visited Judge Parker
Thrown Down an Embankment

GOSHEN. N. Y, Oct 2s.-An Erie ex-
oursion train, consisting Of an engine and
six coaches, in charge Of Engineer Walker
and Conductor Reagan, was derailed just
cast Of New Hampton at 1880 o'clock to-
night. The train was filled with Orange
county Democrats returning from a reoep-
ton held in their honor by Judge Parker
at Rosemount to-day. The wreck was
due to the breaking of an axle on the tank
The tank. engine and six cars were thrown
upon their sides clear OF the track and
down an embankment. The rails were
torn away and went down with the train.
Almost all Of the passengers and
train crew we're bruised and severely shaken
up. Three persons were seriously injured,
and George Waldorf, Of Mddletown. who
was most badly hurt, had leg broken
and was badly bruised.
The wreck occurred about fifty feet
east of New Hampton bridge. which spans
the deepest chasm on the New York division.
The eastbound track is clear and all the
wrecking crews have been summoned.
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CANDIDATES. WAR or WORDS
Friends Fear Violence May Resu Il II Gov.
Durbn and Nominee Kern Meet.


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2s.--The relations
between Gov. Durbin and JOHN W. Kern,
the nominee Of the Democratic party for
Governor, are body strained, and violence
is feared by personal friends should the
two men be thrown together. Both are
high strung, impetuous and easily excited.
The Governor has compared the Demo-
cratic nominee with a convict to the dis
para geinent OF the former and Kern has
accused the Executive Of deliberate false
hood.
Two years ago Kern replied to letter
from q convict named Fleming, who had
asked for a pardon, that the best way to
secure it was to get the services Of some
Republican wirepuller who could render
efficient service In q ward primary or q
county convention. 1t appears that the
Governor held the letter for two syears,
giving it out yesterday with the statement
that Fleming had voluntarily sent it to him
and that a man who would address such
letter to a convict is not fit to be Governor.
Tonight Kern gave out carefully pre-
pared abatement in which no says he wrote
Tho letter. knowing it would reach the
at ,hS prison. He then says:
II do rot believe that John Fleming ever
saw the letter II ho did he would quite
likely deliver 1t up promptly on the re-
quest Of the prison officials who acquired a
reputation for abusing insane conv cts.
When Gov. Durbia insinuates that John
Fleming gave up that letter volun tarily
and without request, il he over saw 1t, Ia
utters deliberate falsahood."