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The Washington herald., 1906-12-04


In re Camille Jacobs ct al; ; order TO incumber
wards estate. Attorney. J.. H. David
IN John ". Louthan et al order appointing
Susie +. E,z guardian; bond, SlOOO
u Eva Ruth Irwin. order appointing CoTnelia
Irwin guardian; bond. 500 Attorneys. Hallsm &
Hallam.
Estate Of John Meohan: VIII admitted TO probate
and letters testamentary granted 20 Mary NJ
Hahn: bond 500 Attorneys. Carlisle & Johnson.
Estate # Gaines LAWSON viii admitted 20 pro-
bate and letters testamentaTy granted 10 Lawrence
NJ Lawson; bond. 500 Attorneys. Cole & Don
adsaB.
Estate Of Douglass J. Murray: letters Of admins
trstion granted 70 Elizabeth r. Murray; bond,
500. Attorney Richard T. Johnson.
Estate of Thomas Yates; administrator authorized
70 compromise. Attorney. J. r. Horigan-
Estate of Ellen n Ware; order to transfer stock.
Attorney z. Il. Marshall
Estate Of Thomas J. Phillips letters Of admins
traticn granted 70 Ann NJ Phillips; bond, 500 At
torney. Z. D. =. Brady
Estate of Henry G Burch: letters Of administra-
tion granted % Union Trust Company. Attorney,
George Z. F1eming.
Estate Of Gecrea J. Banf: letters Of sdministra-
tion granted % Nora s. Bauf; bond. $4,000. At
torney. Leon Tobriner.
Estate Il Mamie p Thompson; order 70 sell note.
AttorTieys Gordon Gordon
In re Howard + ToWner et al. sale mtifed aud
oonveysnee directed Attorney. Z. H. Thomas.
Estate of samuel Cross VIII dated January 10,
1895 filed.
In re Madeline Meade: petition to appoint guar
dian fled.
Estate of Rebecca Minor: additional petition for
probats fled. Attorney. George II. Lamar.
In re Mary Irene CuTzon et al; George Nathaniel
Baron Curzon appointed ancillary guardian Attor-
/ ney. seldom Bacon
Estate q Samuel Cross; petition for probate Of viii
/ fled. Attorucys. Gordon & Gordon.
Estate q William Scully: petition for probate Of
/ VIII fled. Attorneys Ralston * Siddons-
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webster Meets His Tenants.

From the Boston Herald
Daniel Webster once became the owner
of some land in New Hampshire, with
buildings thereon. He left the tenant,
who was there when the premises were
conveyed to him, in possession.
One summer. a few years later. as ha
and his wife were journeying in tho
vicinity OF the farm. they decided 60
take a look at it He found an aged
woman in charge. She said, in reply
to questions, that the place belonged 20
a lawyer down in Boston named Web
ster.
What rent do you pay?" asked the
amused owner
Rent she exclaimed Il don't pay
any rent It's bad enough to live hera
without having to pay for Il. and If he
don't fix up the house soon III leave any
how. Wonder If he expects I'm going to
freeze to death this cold weather.?
We'll" remarked the proprietor. 1t IS
a pretty hard case. but II you'll accept
this s. bill toward holding on another
year I'll try and see Mr.. Webster and
have something done about it"
With which remarks he took final leave
of his farm
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Psins-Frank Wedge
ct ux to John T. Arms and H r. Howenstein.
to secure Samuel A. DrIIry. $50 TO 80 months
G per cent. semi-annually, lot SO. block l.
SQUARE e25-John Imirie et Im to Walter A. Will
iams and Charles L. SeleCman. to secure 4. B.
Lacey. $3.50. years, per cent, quarterly, 10;
III
Ingleside-Augnsta C GrOssart to William VI. Ter.
relI and Charles E. Wire, to secure John T.
Lynch S2I50 l 10 20 months per cent, lot 49,
block 6.
Square l5s2-Johan c. Kondrup ct ux to Herbert
A. Gin and Richard E. Pairo TO secure Lydia
s N Robinson. $500. : years. per cent. semi
annually lot 40. Same to same to secure Theo-
dore y. Gin, 500, monthly notes. per cent
lot 90
to William H. Walker and Walter r. Wilcox
to sacure Charles 2 Williams $500 years
peT cent semi-annUally. parts lot 81 and I26
Clark Mills Estate-AIatilda J. R0thweii et viz
Daniel, to William II. Saunders and Gland LiT-
ingston to secure Wim0t W. Trew. $500.
years per cent semi-snnually. part lot 10.
Square l92-Annie Z. and Nettie H. Graham to
William J. r1ather and William A. Easterday,
10 secure John NJ. Jones, s.. 900, years ) peE
cent, semi-annually, lot g.
Bloomingiale- William W Spies ct ux. TO Amer
ican Security and Trust Company, to secure the
National Safe Deposit. Savings and Trust Com
pany Sl.7O0. monthly payments. So per cent,
lot s. block Is
Chichesser-DenniS L. COHTOy ct ux. to Clarence l.
CSessford and Walter g. Davis, 10 secure Frank
I. Davis, Sli00 one to twenty-eight months.
per cent lot Is square $50.
Columbia HGshts-Eugene c. Jefferys ct ux. tC
George simmons and AlphonsO Hart, to seeSir'
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DEATH RECORD.

Charity A. Wilson. Sc years. Iz53 I'd 81. ~.
MaTy BaddT. S. years. Douglass place. Anacostls-
Burial Washington. 50 years. 1903 Columbia road.
Samuel r. Watts. 6 years, 900 L ST NV
William Jackson. 50 wears. lsZ7 CorCoran 81 nv.
Morris Honesty. Sc years. 1928 VI 81. NV
NaTy H. Andrews IS years Z2jl 18th 81. Nv.
Clara N. Parker 3 years. SO sth 81. sw-
Bertha Bowie Is years. IIl9 nth ST. nv
Alverishus Dudley. years. l2Z 2ith 81. nv.
Kitty Hui. years. Freedmens Hospital
Ernest T. Wood. months. s23 81 81. nv.
Albert Green. DAYS. S7 ] st. sw.
Stewart Campbell. 3 years, so + St sW-
Marcia " Gates. 4s years. 5lz + 81. ne.
August 3. Storch. s. years. ~ + St ne.
Katherine =. Attick. . years 5gl 9Th St n
Sarah L. Winston. p wears S2S5 + ST. NV
+. ". Courtney 81 years. 2f2i BTigltWOOd ave. nv,
Catherine O'G0rman. s. years. 1871 81. nv.
Charles D. Mills. da-s - Yates 81.
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments for to-day. Special calendar:
No. Z Crawford vs.. United States. Appellants
attorney. A. :. Worthington. Appeliee's attorney.
D. " Baker.
No. r. United states s1 rel. DAILY rs. Mscfar
land Appellants attorney, L. a Bailey. Ap-
ueIees attorneys. Z. Z. Thomas and T. Il.
STEPHENS.
80. T. United States ex rel Reinach Is. Cor
telyoG. Appellants attorneys. l. A Bailey and
Ivan Hcideman. Appellee's attorney. II. H. Classic.
40 ls. Nash Us. District Of Columbia Appel
lant's attorney, George T. Hoover Appellee's al.
toruey. T. H. Thomas.
No. - United States ex rel. Smithson Us. Ash
ford. Appellants attorney. r. +. Leighton. Ap
pellCo's attoruc~. T. Il. Thomas.
No. q. District OF Columbia vs.. Green APPEL
lants attorney. Z. Il. Thomas. Appellee's attorney
John Rid1ut.
No. - Penn Bridge Company United States
Appellant attorneys Hamilton. Colbert & Hamil
ton. Arpeliee's attorney. D. ". Baker.
No. . Morgan rs. Adams. Appellants attorney
= H. Jackson
Regular call.
No. 1904 Shaw rs. Bryan. Appellants attorney
u. ". Baker. Appeilee's attorneys. Hamilton. Col
ttrr X Hamilton.
No. 1913. Phelps Phelps. Appellants attorney
J. A. Johnson Appellees attorney. G. T. Hayel-
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WOMEN SELL STANDARD OIL.
Feminine Holders Alarmed by the
Drop in that stock.

Feminine Holders Alarmed by the
Drop I'm that stock.
Prom the Chicago Record Herald
It is said in semi-oflcial quarters IN
New York that the decline in Standard
Oil stock was mainly due to selling by
women. The stock sold down to sos.
low point in recent years. The trans
actions were not large. compared with
the transactions IN other curb stocks.
but there was a steady Offering Of
small lots Of from ten 10 fifty shares.
Standard Oil officials said the transfer
books Of the company did not show
that any large block of stock had been
sold or distributed within the last few
weeks The books showed, however,
that the names OF women had disap-
peared from the lists II larger numbers
than those Of men. AS an explanation,
il was said feminine stockholders had
become alarmed by the widespread pub
licity given to the Federal suits TO dis.
solve the company.
One curb broker who makes a spe-
cialty Of dealing IN Standard oil stock
said n customer had gone 10 him with
fifty shares Of Standard stock, telling
him to sell it at the market price.
Il bought the stock close TO $500 a
share a few years ago" he quoted the
customer as saying. and at one time
had more than S10.O00 profit on it.
cannot well afford to take loss on IL
now. and you had better sell it at
once"
The stock was sold.
While the company has more than
1. 000 stockholders. the great holdings
are those OF the thirty OF forty men
who formed the company and have
grown old in its service. It is said the
holdings Of John D. Rockefeller, H. H.
Rogers, and the Flaglers have not
changed on the transfer books since
the formation Of the company.
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Plain,iTs attorney, +. S. Perry; DEFENDANTS at
torneys Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton.
Assignments for to-day;
Nos. 100 and ~. Bishop vs. Masters Attorneys.
E. l. Cies-W. 6. Gardiner
No a. French - Capital Traction Company.
Attorneys. W. ]. LAmbet-R. Ross Perry Son
aud g. Thomas Dunlop.
No a BraiuaYd vs. Albright. Attorneys. T. A.
Boven. r., and Gordon & GoFdon-N orthington,
Hesld Fraiey
IA q. Russell vs.. Washington Post Company.
Attorpeys. Wilson & Barksdale-Chapin Bn0wn.
No. 60 Kane vs.. Deyine. Attorneys. Bendhe1m
4 Rothschjld and Burke-R. Ross Perry & Son.
No. I52 Riston vs.. Carter AttornfSS' L. ID.
Dsvid-Hamilton. Colbert a. Hamilton
No a walsh vs. White Attorneys, h. Z. Davis
-sheeby & Sheehy and 81. J. Colbert
No Iss Ewing Chase Attorneys. T. X. PsrT5
& Son-Wilton J. Lsrnbeft
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A Hole in the Air.

From the American Magazine
One Of the strange experiences Of a bal
loonist Is that Of falling into "a hole In
the air." which Mr. Rolker reports as
follows:
so you continue sailing, enjoying the
present with little thought Of the start
ling surprises that may be before you.
Ahead of you, unseen. may be what the
baIloonist calls hole in the air, re-
sembling the vortex of a maelstrom, and
down this you may literally fall at a rate
which is terrifying until. by sacrificing
two or three bagfuls OF sand at once, your
pilot checks your downward flight But
theses ''holes" are scarce, and as a rule
the atmosphere is of uniform carrying
power"
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TO BE CONTINUED TOMORROW.
MONUMENT TO A NEGRO.
White People of Alabama Erect One
TO Church Member.

to Church Member.
From the Mobile Register.
At the quarterly meeting of the Mobile
district conference. Methodist Episcopal
Church South. which closed on Sunday
the death was reported of Andrew Den
mis- Nicholson, a cOlored member Of the
congreg cation of Port Madison Church. in
Clarke County, Ala. On the suggestion
Of DR. J. S. Fraser, presiding elder OF the
Mobile district, a large sum was OBJ
tanned by collection for the purpose Of
placing a monument over the grave Of
the negro.
Nicholson was for many years and to
the end of his life. a consistent mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, the last one of the country who
before the war was a member Of the
White Church" The money given by
the white neighbors of the dead negro
was handed over to DR.. Fraser, and
yesterday he purchased a monument in
Mobile, which will be placed over the
grave of Nicholson and will bear the
following inscription:
To the memcry Of Andrew Dennis Nicholson
Bonn; about sgvsnty-two years ago; died June lg05
He a faithful member Of the Methodist Eris-
copal Church South.
Erected By the white people Of the community.
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Equity suits.

No $3.50 In re Campbelrs Tailoring Company
petition 10 change Petitioners solicitor. Z.
=. Morey.
/ No 574i Adrian T. Cox Francis +. Dana et
al. ulrt;tion C0mplainant's solicitors, George f.
Williams and r +. leighton.
No S72 Johanna Z. Freeman Marie T.
Freeman; 70 sell real estate. Complainants solici-
+ tor Jehu Il IaTper
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Fenthered Royalty.

From Harper's Weekly
It had been a lesson in English. ard
the particular task was TO give the mas
culine and feminine forms of certain
words. All went well until the word
duck" was assigned.
a slIiai, manu- wen Up Fiease, ma'sm
teered.
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Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.

Phillips vs. Hertford; trustees authorized to exc
cute release TO petitioners. Complanants solicitor
John Rii0ut.
Hoffman Ys. Hoffman; modification Of prior order
permitting defendant 20 see and visit children Com
painaats solicitor. ". =. Plumlcy; defendants So
licitor. ". G. English.
BaSsett vs.. Bassett on hearing Complainant
solicitors. E. =. Colladay and Leckie Fulton 4 Cox;
defendants solicitor. Il F. Davis
Assignments for to-day,
No. S. Bassett IS Bassett Attorneys. E. F. Col
aday and e. NJ Futon-H. F. Davis.
No. g. Proctor vs. Proctor Attorneys. c. Car
rington-J. A. Jennings
No 81 Overholt ". Matthews, Attorneys. George
II. Lamor-C. A. Keigwn.
No. S Saunders Is Powell Attorneys Berry &
Minor-W. +. Lester.
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Something Wanting.

From the Cleveland Leader.
Cholly-Oh, doctah! I'm afraid theah's
something wrong with me brain. y know
Dr. Grump-That so? Well, the next
time you call don't forget to bring If
with you. and III examine it
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Quit Claim Deed.

Squares 1913 and l05s-Charles H. Wiltsie ct TX 70
Telluis s Hamlin lots 60 and 81, square lois.
and part lot 10. square l05S, 81
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EnnItx Court No. I.

LfIItlI ? IolI'L = I1shIF-tt II
Leay rs WOrrhingtOn fund in registry ordered
paid. Complainants solicitor. Leon Tob-iner.
Troulana rs. TrCuaEd; U5lc as 20 contempt re
turmble December Z. Compsinant's solicitors,
Tucker & Kenyon and Z. :. Bailey; defendants so
Icitor G. 7. Hendlsr.
lane Lane. divorce a win. nat. not granted.
Complainant solicitor r. r. Homer: defendant
solicitor, 7. 4 Feuniug
Mitchell vs. Arizona Cuban Asphalt Company
mDtion continued 10 Friday. December {. Com
plainant's solicitor G. f. Emig; DEFENDANTS So
hcitor + Hilton Jackson.
Assignments for TODAY: There viii be a rreli-nt
nary call Of odd-uUmhercd calendar cases on the
December calendar az 10 a. m. Causes in which
counsel fail 70 respond VIII be continued for the
torn,
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OUR TERRIBLE TONGUE.

You take swim.
You say you've swum;
Your nails yoa trim.
But they're not trIIm
And milk you skim
Is never skun.
When words you speak.
Those words are spoken;
But nose yOu tWeak
Is never twoken;
Nor can you seek
And say you've soken-
A top you spin,
The top is spun;
A hare you skin.
Yet It's not siun;
NCr can a grin
Be ever gnln-
r. We forget
Then we've forgotten;
But If we bet
We haven't hctten;
No house We let
Is ever lotten:
What we upset
Is not upSOtten:
Now don't these prove
Our language rotten?
Boston Transcript
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Circuit Court No. I.
JVSTFCF WRIGHT


Harlan HOlIugswoTth Company rs. District OF
Columbia; on trial. Plaintiffs attorneys. McCam-
& Hayden: defendants attorneys. T. H. Thomas
and Il ?. Blair.
bin Of exceptions submitted Plaintiffs attorney. n
WiEship Wheatley; defendants attorney. HAYDEN
johnson.
Cornither vs. Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany; order for defendant 10 pay S52u in registry
Plaintiffs attorney, Wilton ]. Lambert defendant 5
attorneys. Berry AZ Minor
Assignments for to-day;
No. g. Wynkoop vs.. New York Continental level
Filtration Company ct al. Attorneys Douglas &.
Douglas-AfcCammon & Hayden
No. g.. Cole vs.. District Of Columbia ATTORNEYS.
Cuttings & Chamberlin-E. H. Thomas. Douglas &
Douglas, and J. J. Darlington.
Nc. l45 Fcste- vs. International Boiler improve
ment Company. Attorneys. Z. L. Pratt and l. ].
Costigan-R. B. Diekey and John Ridout
No. H7. Cumberland vs. Brennan Construction
Company Attorneys. Charles Linkins and W c.
Clephane-Hamilt Colbert & Hamilton
No. 9. Won Dahlen vs.. ElwoOd- Attorneys, E. h.
Thomas-CIarlcs Fox
No la9 Hutchinson vs.. District Of Columbia.
Attorneys ]. D. Sulliyan-E. H. Thomas
No. Isl Balderston vs.. Wolf. Attorneys. J. I.
Peyser. N. J. Colbert, and H. B. Hamilton-R L.
Montague
No. Ils Falls vs. GurIey ct al Attorneys. ]. f.
scaggs-W J. Lambert and H. L. Davis
No. al CowsiG rs. Phillips Attorneys. L. C.
Williamson-AIalooim Hufty.
Circuit Court No. ..
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
Clafy rs American Fire Pulp Plaster Comnauv.
Judgment by default for Sls4S7 Plaintiffs attorneys
Thompson 6 Laskey.
Clark vs. Roller: continued for the term. Plair-
tif's attorney. Leo Simmons; defendants attorney,
NJ Strssburger.
Ambrose rs. Potomac Electric Power Company;
juror Withdrawn and case continued Plaintiffs at
torney C. Il. Ncriat: defendants attorneys, ], J.
Darlington and J. s. Flannery.
Warwick vs. Glennan continued for the term.
Plaintiffs attorney, J. A. Burkart; defendants at
torney E. l. Gies
Faulconer IS Mcdonald; continued for the term.
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Crimiaas Court No. L.

JUSTICE GAAI E0As1-
Uni1ed States vs.. Samuel Petrailo assault to rape
on trial. Attorneys. George z. Hoover and J. s
Eashy-Smith
limited states IS. William Burge. murder; execu
ton Of sentence postponed until ftS'sday. 1aIiarl
s. 1907. Attorneys. J. A. O'Shea and W. W. brice
Assignments for to-day;
United States vs. Bernard F. Keenan,
United States Jack Beech.
United States vs. Edward Williams
United States vs. John Trsvers and JOHN IUman.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
In re estate Of Josephine r. Shelley; verdict sus
tanning viii. Caveat0Ts attorneys, Warrington
Head & Frailey; caEeatee.s attorneys. Samuel Mao
dox and II. Prescott Gatiey-
United States John ". Lewis, receiving
stolen property; plea. not guilty. Attorney camp
bell Darlington.
United states vs.. Joseph Dorsey. assault with
dangerous weapon; plea not suilty. Attorney
United States vs. Edward Roots. false pretense
and receiving stolen property; plea, not guilty Al
torney. Campbell Darlington.
United states vs.. William Wells receiving stole
property; plea. not guilty. Attorney, T. NJ. He's
lett
/ United States vs.. Edward Young. receiving stole
property two caSasl. plea. not guilty Attorney
Fountain PeytoB.
/ United States vs.. Edward Young false pTetenses
plea. not guilty Attorney. Fountain Peyton.
/ Assignments for to-day:
/ In re viii Of Charles r. Morgan.
No. III Mills IS. Ignacis. Attorneys, GeorS
I Francis Niiliams-T J. Mackey
4 No is Mcdonald IS Hamilton. Attorneys.
/ J. Mather-J. A. Sweeney.
No. IB- STeekins vs. Smith Attorneys r. II
/ McNeill-Leckie. Fulton & Cox.
No. 10 Rriel vs.. Rowland.
/ No. I'D Sacks VS.. Frank Attorneys, r. +
Bellrcnd-H .. Kimball
{ 40. l2l. Howard vs. Leonard Attorneys. W {
[ Martin -Shechy & Sheehy-
/ No. ~ Garges vs.. Tribby. Attorneys. W. G
/ Gsrdiner-O. T. NJ Brown
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Rnnkrunfcv Court.
Probate Court.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
In re Thomas r. Wasgaman; sale finally ratiEeC
ard conveyance ordered.
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The Washington Herald served at
your door, daily and Sunday, CSC month.
Telephone Main goo.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-04-27
PARIS KENTUCKY FRIDAY. APRIL p. 1906.
New Manager.

Mr.. M. G. Hosea, of Columbus, Ind,
will arrive here May 1st to accept the
position of manager of the Bourbon
Home Telephone Company, in place of
Mr.. Clarence L. Humbert. Mr.. Hosea
comes to us highly recommended as a
telephone man in every particular Mr.
Humbert has accepted the position of
Superintendent of the Central Home
Telephone Co., but will make Paris his
headquarters, which his many friends
acre will be glad to learn. No better
man could have been found by the
Central Co. for the position, for
Clarence L. Humbert is an expert in
every branch of the telephone business.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-04-27
VOLUME XVI.
DIX. j. II. M'MILLAN DEAD.
Popular Dentist Succumbs to
Pneumonia.

DIR. John T. Mcmillan, aged SO years,
passed away at his home IN last Paris,
Wednesday afternoon, at A 80 O'Clock,
from severe attack of pneumonia,
which developed only few days ago.
DR.. Mcmillan had been in bad health
for several years, and being q graduate
physician besides dentist, he was full
" aware of his condition before he was
compelled to go to bed about ten days
ago, for he had told his brother only a
short time ago that he would not live
until the warm weather set IN. lie
was born in Bourbon county and had
lived here all of his life, with the eX-
ception Of four years-rlOving to Lex
ington in 1894 and returning to Paris
n 1898. He was a noted dental sur
geon and stood at the very head OF his
profession, enjoying very large
practice for years, having many people
from a distance to come to his office to
have their dental work done. He was
of a genial disposition and bright con-
versationlist almost on any subject,
and had many friends throughout
Bourbon and neighbOring counties who
will regret to hear that he is no more:
He was kind and generous hearted
man, and no one knew him better IN
this respect than the editor of this pa
per, which occupied the rooms immedl-
ately under his office for twenty-three
years. The entire office force joins
with me in heartfelt sympathy with his
family in the loss of an affectionate
and devoted husband and father. His
many acts of kindness will ever be
kept green in our memory. Peace to
his ashes.
He is survived by his wife and four
children-Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers, MISS
Milda Mcmillan, Chas.a A. Mcmillan
and Raymond Mcmillan, land one broth
er. Hon. w. H. Mcmillan and one Sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Mcmillan Talbot, all
of this city.
Funreal services will be held this
friday afternoon at the residence at
o'clock, conducted by Rev. DIR. +.
H. Rutherford.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-04-27
RELIGIOUS.

Rev. ]. S. Malone, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, will preach
next Lords Day at both services upon
The End Of the World"
Usual services at the Second Pres
byterian Church Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. DR.. E. H. Rutherford, filling his
pulpit.
There will be special services at
the Baptist Sunday School Sunday
morning. There will be addresses
made by DR.. E. L.Stephens and others.
Pastor Clarke's subject for his morn
ing service will be, "They all With
One Consent Began to Make Excuses. -
Usual service at night.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-04-27
Mott AyreS Promoted.

Henry R. Prewitt, Insurance Com
missioner, stated yesterday that he had
decided to promote Col. Mott Ayres by
giving him the appointment of State
Fire Marshall, the new Office recently
created by the Legislature. Mr.. Prev
lit stated that he had decided upon the
person that he will appoint as successor
of Col. Ayres as Deputy Insurance
Commissioner and the appointment will
be announced later. 1t is the duty of
the Fire Marshal to investigate the
origin of all fires and make reports on
them. His salary is 81, 400 paid out of
a special tax on insurance premiums.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-04-27
MATRIMONY.

Mr. Albert Crouch and Miss Mamie
McConnaughy, both of Jackstown, were
married in the parlors of the Fordham
Hotel Wednesday afternoon, by Elder
J. S. Sweeney.
Mr.. G. Lee Wainscott, of Winches-
ter, and Miss Jane Rogers, of Wades
Mill were married at Lexington. Miss
Rogers is a daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Harvey Rogers and is lovely young
woman Her ia Their was formerly of
this county
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-04-27
Another Earthquake Shock .

At 3 Is o'clock Wednesday afternoon
shock of earthquake was felt at San
Francisco. The tremOr lasted nearly a
minute and caused considerable alarm.
Mrs. Annie Whitaker, aged twenty
five, was killed. She was at work in
the kitchen Of her home. A number
of walls Of burned buildings still stand
ing in a weakened condition were
thrown down and frail buildings were
considerably shaken up but thesdamage
done was slight. The shock was also
felt in Oakland and Berkeley, but in
those places it was very slight and of
brief duration.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1906-04-27
DEATHS.

Mason T. Redmon, aged So years,
q weIl-lnown veterinarian, died Wednes-
dav NIGHT at the residence Of Geo. w.
Redmon. near this city, of Bright's
disease. He was the son of the late
Geo l.. Redmon, and is survived by a
sister. Mrs. w. H. Mappin, of this
cifv. and one son at St. Louis, and one
danghter at Indianapolis Burial this
morning at 1890 o'clock at Paris
cemetery.