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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
is IMPROVING
ERRONEOUS REPORTS SENT OUT
ABOUT Mr.. ]. W. HELSLEY.

Mr.. J. ". Helsley, district organ
izer OF the woodmen Of the world,
who was hurt in the street car coils
ion last Friday, is improving slowly,
although his injuries are quite severe.
Friday night some one telegrapbed
to a Louisville paper that Mr.. Helsley
was dead, and the report was published
in flaming headlines, and has ocoa.
stoned the family much embarrassment
and annoyance. The afternoon Louis
willie papers copied the report from
the morning paper, and As q result the
report has since been quite extensive.
ly published. Mr.. Helsley's friends
will be pleased to know that he 10 i'm.
proving.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
KNIGHT SALE
THE FULTON BANKRUPT'S
PROPERTY TO BE SOLD
MARCH 1.

Aessrs. Henry Knight, Il. NJ.
Chowning. 4. @. Reeds. r. N. Smith
and II, +. Oliver, OF Fulton. were In
the city today to make motion before
Judge W. p. Lee. referee in bank.
rup,cy. for the sale Of the real estate
Of Henry Knight,says Saturdays May
Geld Messenger.
The order was awarded and will be
made as soon Is q description Of the
property can be obtained. The sale
will likely be made about March and
will include all the real estate lately
owned by Henry Knight. who was
forced into bankruptcy . short time
ago.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
PANAMA'S PROGRESS
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONvEN
TON APPROVES NEW CoNsTI-
TUITION.

Panama, Feb. l5-The draft of the
constitution Of the republic of Panama
has been approved by the oonstitu-
tional convention, and it was delivered
to tho provisional junta for ratifica-
tion. II will probably be ratified to-
day.
DR.. Amador, who will be elected
president of the republic today, will
assume Office ON Wednesday.
The article which authorizes the
United States to restore order in the
republic of Panama, should order be
disturbed, has been retained ia the
constitution.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
A NATURAL MISTAKE.

The passenger has been lying back
in his seta, half doing, for an hour OF
30, when the train slowly pulls into
the yards at the outskirts Of the great
city. Still in the borderlsnd between
sleep and waking, the passenger looks
from the window. His glance falls
upon . huge freight car on a siding.
One look at thu display OF foot high
letters ON the freight car is enough.
The passenger fnmbles in his pocket
and yells;
Here, boy bring me one o. those
extras. Judge.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
HEALTH.

Means thu. ability to do q good day q
work, without undue fatigue and to
find life worth living. You cannot
have indigestion or oonstipsti ron with
out its upsetting the liver and pollut-
ing the blood. Such . condition may
be best and quickest obtained by Her
bine, the best liver regulator that the
world has ever known. Mrs. ID. W.
Smith writes, April 3, 1909: ~ use
Herbine, and find it the best medicine
for constipation and regulating the
liver I ever used" Price so cents.
Sold by Du Bots, Kolb s. company, Pa
ducah. Ky.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
GENEROSITY OF THE ANCIENTs

GENEROSITY OF THE ANCIENTS
Ulysses had sent the Trojans the
wooden equine.
IL gave them that hobby horse" he
said ssvagely, because they gave my
little boy Q drum on Christmas.
Hereupon he ,exulted to think that
at last he would have revenge for his
sufferings.
The queen Of Sheba had received
King Solomon's gifts.
NO" she went on, II didn't enjoy
them one bit He took the price tags
OF. and I don't know where to ex-
change them"
Sobbing she bewsiied the stupidity
OF the masculine mind.
Marx Antony had Just made his
cook the present Of city.
~ had hoped" he faltered, ito
give her something Of sufficient value
to induce her to stay after Christmas.
Counting ID we'll worth the cost. he
anxiously awaited tho result.
Hercules had just received as pres
ent the shirt Of Nessus.
~ know il will probably kill me IL
wear it," he remarked. "but at any
rate it isn't one OF Deianira's necktiesv
With . happy smile he thsreupon
put on the garment. York Sun.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
THE NEW CITY
AN EYE TO BEAUTY IN RE-
BUILDING BALTIMORE.

Baltimore, Feb. 15.-That Balti-
more is to rise from it's ashes more sub
stantial. more modern and far more
symmetrical needs no further proof
than was made manifest today by re-
newed expression on the part Of Mayor
McLane and the committee Of public
safety by leading citizens that no
building permits shall be issued until
a plan has been made for resligning
certain thoroughfares whose crooked
ness and narrowness have constituted
a blemish rs well as embarrassment to
municipal growth.
There is a grim determination WISH
BILE on all sides that the new Balti-
more shall be distinguished among
American cities for both its material
substance and its architectural art.
The mayor and the committee Of safe
ty are resolved that shells Of buildings
shall not he run up between fire proof
structures, as in the past, and thus
serve as standing invitation to the
flames.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15

: An angry clash between Senator
Deliver, Of Iowa, and John 8. Wise,
Of virSinis,is said to have taken place
at Gra1 Rapids, Mich after the
Lincoln II banquet, at which both
were speaksss. Mutual friends inter
vened and smoothed over the trouble.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
MoURNED FOR CAPT. NORTON

Thomas Clarke. 70 years old, and
Waterman n the Auditorium at Lou.
isville, many years, died at Louisville
from old age, and the grief over the
death of hi former employer. Capt.
W. f. Norton, the former Paducahan
who died recently in California. He
and Capt. Norton were fast friends,
aud some time before his death Capt.
Norton so arranged it that CLARK would
draw a salary for life. After Capt.
Norton's death Clmke's health began
to fail, until death overlook him.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
WILL TAKE CUBAN LOAN.

Havana, Feb. 16.-Speyer & Co.,
OF New York, have contracted to take
the s35. 900, 900 Cuban loan. The price
to TO paid for the bonds is 92, which
is 9 per cent. above the minimum.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-02-15
MADISON SQUARE
COST OF REMODELING THE OLD
THEATER WOULD NOT
BE JUSTIFIED.

New York. Feb. l4-lt is reported
that efforts are about to be given mp
in the direction Of reopening the Mad
ison Square theater. The house, which
has been the scene Of mrny successes,
was closed recently by order of the
mayor. pending certain alterations
deemed necessary for the protection of
patrons.
These changes, IL is understood,
would neoessitate an expenditure
deemed prohibitive to the commercial
success of the theater and the firm
holding the lease are said to be nego-
tiating for its cancellation. Three
other theaters closed by the authorities
already have completed alterations
and reopened.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
GAVE up HIS BIR1nRIenT
An American Give Up His Citizen
ship For a Title.
The Eldest Member Of the Fairfax
Family, Of vir&inin Takes n
Place Among British Peers.

Baltimore, March 29.-Albert Kirby
Fairfax, eldest son Of the late Dr. John
Contee Fairfax, OF Prince Georges
county. Nd, and inheritor of his titles
Of Lord Fairfax and Baron Cameron,
In the peerage Of Scotland, has recently
assumed those titles and has taken his
seat among his peers in the British
house OF lords.
When Mr.. Fairfax went to England
two years ago It was with no intention
of appearing other than as an mas
sumfng American citizen. The object
OF his change of residence was simply
the acceptance of clerkship offered
him in a London bank. Within the
past four months, however, he has
been legally adopted by wealthy En-
glishman as the heir to his estate and
persuaded into wearing the titles which
ho is now able to support.
Mrs. Tunstall Smith of this city is
sister of Lord Fairfax and two other
sisters, the Misses Fairfax make the r
winter home here. His mother, Mrs.
John Contee Fairfax, resides partly at
the old family estate in Prince Georges
county and partly in New York, where
Edward Fairfax and the youngest sis
ter, Mrs. Rhett, formerly Miss Frances
Fairfax, have their homes.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
|IHE geAMETT Will CASE
Appeal Of William J. Bryan Heard
At New Haven, Conn.
Conside rabIe Spa arrfng In the a1-
perlor Court Between Counsel
Over Technicalitiea.

New Haven, Conn, March 29.-The
appeal OF William Jennings Bryan
from the decision of Probate Judge
Cleaveland in relation to the will of
Philo S. Bennett, of which Mr.. Bryan
is an executor, was heard in ths su-
perior court, Tuesday, before Judge
Edwin 3. eager and jury. Mr.. Bryan
appeals from the probate courts de-
cree that the "sealed letter" mentioned
In the will is not part of the will.
BY this letter Mr.. Bennett expressed a
wish that Mr.. Bryan have a gift Of
$4,000, of which $4,000 was to go to
Mrs. Bryan and SIS 200 to be held in
trust for their children, the remainder
to be for Mr.. Bryan himself. Mr.. Bry-
an was present in court but Mrs. Bry
an, who accompanied him here fro1.
Nebraska, was not in the room.
When James K. Blake, clerk of the
probate court, was called as the first
witness, there was much sparring be-
tween counsel over technicalities re-
lating to the Identification of the will
and the sealed letter from the court
records Every question asked by
counsel for Mr.. Bryan was objected to
by the other side The will was en-
tered at Exhibit A. and the sealed
letter as Exhibit B."
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
The St. Petersburg Novosti Declares
There is No Doubt as to Who
Will Be the Victor.
JaPAN'S FORTUNES ON ONE CARD:
Is 4 LIFE and DEATH STRUGGLE.
Tor Russia 1t 10 Really Only a Colo
nial War, and Gwen Defeat Would
Leave the Empire Not Greatly
Affected, Success = Stimulu. to
Colonization.

st. Petersburg, March 29-Forecast-
ing the result of the war in the far
east, the Novosti declares there is no
more doubt as to who will be the
eventual victor than there was at the
commencement of the Graeco- Turkish,
the Spanish-American or the Boer war.
For Japan the war is a life-and-
death struggle" continues the No
vosti. "She places everything on one
card. For Russia it is really only
colonial war, and even defeat would
leave the empire not greatly affected
while success would be sure to mean
great stimulus to the Russian coloni-
zation of Manchuria, where it is rea-
sonable to suppose many soldiers will
settle after the struggle is over.'
But" adds the paper, Russia should
not pay too high a price for this
colonial empire, and, therefore, should
conserve, as far as possible, the army
and tho feet"
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
FOR FALSE Imprisonment
Eph ra in j. Deau. an Iowa Pioneer
Files n Claim for 100000
Against the State.

Des Moines, Ia, March 29.-Ephraim
:. Dean. a pioneer of Waverly, has
filed claim of 100000 with the state
Legislature against the state of Iowa
for alleged false imprisonment 2S years
ago. Dean claims to have been falsely
confined in a lunatic asylum, after
which he was wrongfully compelled to
spend seven months in Blackhawk
county Jail, The alleged perjury of a
wealthy and prominent citizen of
Blackhawk county, who Dean says
sought to secure his property, is sup
posed to have led TO imprisonment.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
RlDICuLED At THE VATICAN
Life of the Pope Ridfculed by
Vatican Authorities.

Rome, March 29.-The report pub
lished by the Daily Chronicle of Lon
don, and cabled to the United States,
that the vatican has for days past been
guarded by a large force of Italian SOL
diers and police, owing to the discov-
cry of a plot against the life of the
pope. is ridiculed by the vatican au-
thorities, who say that the number of
caribineers and policemen on duty at
the papal palace is no larger than
usual.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
HUNTING FOR MORE ASSETS
One Of the Da MEL j. Sully & Co. Re-
cefvers Applies Fer an Order
of Ex0mi nation.

New York, March 29.-Dayid H.
Miller, one Of the two receivers for the
suspended cotton firm Of Daniel J.
Sully e Co., said that the receivers
had applied to the United States court
for an order for the examination of
Edwin Hawley and Frank Ray, the
alleged partners of Sully in the big
cotton deal which resulted in the sus-
pension cf his firm The object of the
examination will be to find more about
Sully'S assets.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02

Tents for Worlds Fair Visitors. =
The suggestion of the primitive
emp meeting will be found in the
prQject Of . st. Louis co11pany pre-
vide tents for wurlds M vtsitors. As
re is no limit to the tenting area
oethe amount of canvas that can be
ha6, 1T will be seen that in last n
eeE the pilgrims eathe 4aif can e
fAken care Of SO far as shelter Is con
csned. Such Arcadian simplicity may
n suit some visitors who never feel
til charm of the soughing night winds
O&ahe thump of night beetles against
th6 canvas. -sss-ssrr<t ~ z
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
BAR on CORRESPONDENTs.

Are Nnt Allowed to Go From, Harbin
to the Front Till April =.
ST. Petersburg, March ga war
correspondent of the Russ Viedomosti,
writing from Harbin, Manchuria, says
he has not been permitted to proceed
to Port Arthur, and adds he will not
be allowed to 60 to the front from Har-
bin until April 2. All the correspond
ents have been expelled from Port Ar
thur because one of them mentioned in
his dispatches important information
regarding the movements of Russian
troops
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
Snow Stacked on Mon M n 4

The past winter has been one Of
heavy SHOWS in the Rocky mountain
states. In portions of Yellowstone
park, for example, snow is now q; feet
deep, with at least six weeks of winter
to come. If the waters of this mass
of snow could be stored and 61s-
tributed, it would mean a summer ot
smiling verdure throughout a vast ex.
panse that by the middle Of August
will be dry and withered.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
Where Strenuosity Gets a Frost.

! Where Strenuosity Gets n Frost.
The United States senate is consery-
ative, but sure. After AZ years have
elapsed that body has decided to re-
ward the heroism of some Sioux In
dians who rescued a white woman in
1862. If most OF the Indians partici-
rating in the heroism are not ''good
Indians by this time, they are at least
too old to benefit much by the govern
ment's bounty, or by the advertising
the publication of the senate's action
will bring them.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
A Feature, oe-Iap.a,s Wealta..s

Since Japan vas opened to the
world II has been q epsday yFawnx: In
wealth. SIX great banks. and 802
smaller Institutions carry On the bank
ing business The Bank of Japan Was
founded in 1882, has a capital of $15,-
100000. In the 6S1 banks there were
deposits in 1900 amounting to $780,
524, $50, or $2.79 per capita. The unit
of circulation is the yen, worth so
cents, which is divided into 100 sen.
Smaller coins are 5, 10 and so silver
Sen pieces.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
A CHASE FOR A PRIZE.
a Russian Cruiser aud DektrOyer On
n Chase For n Large Japane>e
Merchant Ship.

New York, March 29.-A Russian
cruiser and destroyer have passed here
bound westward, says World dis
patch from Gibraltar. Evidently they
were chasing a large Japanese ship
which was reported as having passed
here to the eastward on Friday last.
This vessel having sighted the Rus
sian ships, turned, passing westward
evera1 hours ahead OF the Russian
ships. <..s
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
RUsslA's CALM CONFIDENCE.

It Imprcsses British Ofacers Who
Traversetl European Russia.
Moscow, March 29-Three British
officers who arrived here, Monday,
from India, by way of Pretoria, have
pronounced themselves as being i'm
pressed by the calm confidence among
the Russians. The officers noticed no
signs of military activity and did not
see q single military train throughout
the Car;scasus or European Russia. It
was, just as if Russia was not en-
gagged in war.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
Therefore Feed Him.

The Evanston Philosophy club, COM
posed exclusively of married women,
has reached a conclusion on the PROT
lem of keeping the love of husbands
in good working order. 1t is not new
conclusion by any means, having been
yexemplified on that historic occasion
when Eve passed the apples to Adam,
but the reasoning is instructive. Lis
ten: Animals are peacefully disposed
when well fed. Man is an animal.
Therefore, feed the brute.'' -..
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
BUBONlC PLAGUE IN INDIA
Upwards Of Forty thousand Deaths
Week From the Plaguc
Throughout India.

Bombay, March 29.-The latest avail
able bubonic plague returns for the
whole of. 1ndia for the, week ending
March 19, show the appalling mortali-
ty of 40,527, an increase of 1000 over
those of the preceding week Ir the
Punjab and the northwest provinces
each there is is death roll of 10000
weekly, in the BOMBAY prasideacy the
deaths number $500 and In Bengal s.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
GRANTED Leave OF ABSENCE
Second and Third Glass PoxtmaStero
May Attend the Convention, at
St. Louis, i'm May.

Washington. March 29.-Acting Post
master-General Wynne has issued an
order allowing ten days leave of alb
sence to all postmasters of second and
third-class post offices who want to
attend the convention of the National
Association of Postmasters of the Sec
ond and third-class post Offices, to be
held in ST. Louis May 18 next
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
A Shave i'm IL Seconds,

Shaving man in ~ seconds seems
at first glance impossible, and the aver
age barber would undoubtedly find the
task far beyond his skill, yet William
Lloyd, of London, has established this
time as an average. His dexterity
with the razor may be judged by any
man who is accustomed to spend 20
minutes-1OO times as long-in the re-
clining chair every time he visits his
barber.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
TO RETURN THE CowpIvurxr

ihe Emperor of Korea Will send
special AmhahsadOr to Japan.
Seoul, March 29.-Marquis Ito, upon
taking his departure, Monday, sub
m1tted to the government some suR-
gestions for Korean reforms. The en-
peror has appointed vi Chi Ying,
former minister of foreign affairs, as a
special ambassador to bear presents to
the Japanese emperor and return the
compliment of Marquis Ito's visit 10
Korea.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
AN AMUSING SEQUEL.

All Pfstails Pulled at VladivnstoL
i'm Search for Zap Spies.
Vladivostok, March 29.-An amusing
sequel has resulted from the order of
the chief of police directing that
keen lookout be kept for Japanese dis
guised as Koreans or Chinese. Since
the order was issued the police seize
every Asiatic they see for a pull at
his queue in order to ascertain whether
it is real or false.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
Too Much Food.

) Sunlight, fresh air, food and exercise
are the great necessaries of life, says
DR.. ]. w. Seaver, the Yale director of
physical education. And SO, many a
man in business heartily believes, but
being unable to get his tair share OF
the other three, he makes up for the
lack by consuming thrice the amount
of food he needs.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
c*k1iIa5lS TRlefdll''
Charles w. Smith Attempts to Mur-
der His Wife and COaamits Sui
eide ut Danvflle, Ill.

Danville, ILL.,, March 29.-Charles NJ
Smith shot his wife twice, Monday.
and, pursued by citizens, shot himself.
The citizens believing him to be dead
left the body to advise the police.
Looking back they saw Smith running
along the banks of a creek and started
in pursuit again. Nearly reaching
Smith, he cut his throattwith razor,
and in a few hours died. The wife's
wounds are not fatal. -. : il.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
UNDER FRENCH TRICOLOx.

rreach Flag AOtsteA Over Dank
~ ray Bofldinss in Newschyvanx.
!, Tien Tsin,- March 2s-A Frenchman
named Kreautlar, an employe of the
Ruso Chinese benl Is beens11ointed
FrenSh bonsslal New>Chlwang.
ths bdnf build g copsidered
robsbfe that thds is forerunher Of a
A0kemsnastexny be trisaalag~ ~oxae all
the Russian govern ment buildings 1T
New anE.snsSss,sssla
@snF 1<Easss.1lsk 6skEss
1rkutsk, ranac across
Lake Bailk9 arried on as
regular as e. ele9 troops cross
on the ice. Hngr1( Sey march. The
ice-breaker ID likely to~begin the work
of cutting a channel any day.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02

Pittsburg, Pa, March 29.-The COM
mittee Of ..ne United Mine Workers ana
tho coal operators Z Of the Pittsbure
district appointed to adjust the scale
for the coming year have sdeadlocked.
Neither side. It Is said, will yield to any
point, and no progress has been made
auring the i've days conference.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02

Professors and Editors.
John Hopkins university lost so
buildings, worth 81 SOC. 600, in the Bal
timore fire, with only $4,000 insur-
anca That's the way q professor at
tends to business. He isn't even as
careful and thrifty as an editor.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
News to Suit Everybody.

i News to Suit Everybody.
The Russian battleship Variag was
sunk; she was beached, and she has
now been captured and brought to
SasebO. You can accept whichever
one of these statements you please.
The war news is meant to suit every
body.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
Crude Oils Reamced

Pittsburg, Pa March 29.-The stand
ard OIL Co reduced Its quotations on
all crude oilsa The cut ia. the Penn
sylvania product amounted to three
cents. making the quotation $1.6s.
Other credit balances. INCLUDING both
high and low grades. were cut in pro-
portion
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
TOPICS OF THE DAY,
J.
/. 4!
American Roy. Come High

! American Boys Come High.
The greatest problem of the day for
the American navy, say the naval off,
Gers, is the recruiting and training of
men for the navy. American boys
come high.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
A Costay WIN.

Stanton, Tex, March 29.-Col S.~F
Singleton, q stockmAn of Linn county,
allowed his cattle to- drink water from
q we'll which he, had dug, and GOO
head have died. Analysis of the water
shows that it is simpregnated with poi
sonous minerals. 49, ~+7ss s>E3.+t
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02

~&s@ &# DroSvne0 In %OkaW@ River. 77N%S
>ss St.: Louis March 1e-Henry Sauer-'
swein, . barber of New Athens, Ill, was
drowned in the Okew river, nlonday.
near that town, by the overturning OF
a skiff Sauerwein and Henry Moore
had been hunting IN the Okaw bot
tona-g24. zss.. -~E--f : =. +%* ~, 4E3 s4@~zst
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
The Impossible.

4QQQO troops in Manchurta by April.
All ehe likelihood of her acnpplish-
In this feat may be shown from a
sifl4 fact in the Spanish war. i II
to- the United States government 80
ID 10 mobilize 60. 900 men, at Chic;-
al lea, fih perhapsa dozeh ubsy1
ii kEahfoGds 1t its disposal, -And ever
I'll the southern roads wers xpaka,
lya zax. the. congestion. OF 4thetr4Asaehs.~
tn -
abdl1dllllt Sdpl fes &C every point Or
the route.
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02

, Post ONCE wrecked and Robbed.
Bellefontaine,s o., March 29-The
post office at De Graf, ten miles from
here, was entered by robbers and the
safe blown with nitroglyceriQ. - The
building was partially wrecked One
thousand dollars In money ana stamps
was secured. .Ezs5 sAgeAw aasn s safEsss&
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02

e%@ 1Iasdereds by .Ita1ian Dee9ar. ~
sss Buenos Ayres, Argentina, March ..
Herr zDrfay, the German virasconsnl
at Salta. has been murdered by an
italian beggar, who was arrested. The
motive Of the murder is said to have
been revenge. q - Ssxs saTSss@ 50 Ezs1 =
The Grenada sentinel., 1904-04-02
BLEW FATHER'S HEAD OFF
A Ten-fear-Old Alabama Boy who
Killed Hi. Father for Chas-
tisinx Him.

= h II sfcn "A 81,
~ciai- from Fort Payne, Ala, says: J. .
Cole, policeman and deputy sherin II
Battle, was killed Monday by IL
ten-yearold son. The latter had be-
lighting with some other boyasand ~
sfatherv1ipped Him 1prit. The child
,.aftersards stole lie pensnt'a piste!
and blew his fathers head cff ID