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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

Notice is hereby given that on the
22nd day of October A. D., 1906,
the said Lewis Berlin was adjudica-
ted bankrupt, and that the first
meeting of his creditors will be held
at the Office Of the County Clerk
Marion, KY, on the 4th day of De-
cember, A. D., 1906, at 2:30 o'clock
in the afternoon, at which time the
SAID creditors may attend, prove their
claims, appoint a trustee, examine
the Bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
j. |. Landes,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
Real Estate TIansfe[s

j l. Milliken to Thos Lear, lot in
Marion, $500.
T A MINER to j 7 Lear, lot in
Marion, $75.
W Fl Wheeler to d B Brown, so
acres, 1925.
j W Stephenson to d W Stone,
two parcels OF land in Tolu, $114O.
+ l. Horning to Harriet Horning,
remainder of farm.
sc Smith to + N Todd, 1T acres,
5000 cash.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
Notice OF First Meeting OF Creditors

In the District Court of the United
States, for the Western District Of
Kentncky--In the matter of Lewis
Berlin Bankrupt, in Bankruptcy
To the creditors of Lewis Berlin, of
Marion, in the equity of O.ittenden,
and district aforesaid, bankrupt.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22

Haven in consideration of $4,000.
Gale DeHaven sold his farm In the
same locality to Jesse Newton Vaughn
and JAS. Brantley. Dixon Journal.
Mr.. Dee Carnahan is the father OF
W. G. Carnahan, of this place, and
we are informed that he realized $11, =
600 instead of $4,000 for his farm.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
SERIOUSLY ILL.

Mrs.. Robt. Holloman is seriousi-
snAy i'll with pneumonia at her home
on West Salem street, corner Of GENE
tery drive way, and her friends are
vEry uneasy aboul her IS her eoudi-
don was alarming from the FIRST. She
Was stricken last Saturday.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
Teams OF SUBSCRIPTION
rACuVH AnyASCE
TUESDAY, NOV. %, 1906

ia man can build a better
LJise or a better mouse trap
than his competitor the world
will make beaten path to his
house th,ugh he set up in the
Wilderness" -ENERsON.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
GOOD PRICE FOR FARM.

Mr.. Dee Carnahan, one of the
wealthy farmers of Blackford, has
sold his farm to Gale and James De-
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1906-11-22
&be Grittenoen Dress
5. M. JENKINS Editor and Publisher

Entered as second-class matter June 10th, 1870.
at the poslotlc- a. Marion, Ky, under the Act OF
ConS..ss of March lrd. 1919.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-10
Ter mrn,nbcit onuser aammcr.

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
lIsI3l !. z = \ Z. lIIltI1I = a NJ
Try Associated Press, j

tWAsHINGToN,$D D. c. J ulyT ga meet
ing OF the government commlssio lon ~ OF
the Jamestown Expositi ton was held to-
day in the . flee Of Score taryg Shaw to
initiate plans for the governments part.
In the expositi lon. IS! ss.s 53s I, Sii
Shaw chairman, Secretaries Taft and
EBonaparte, with Secretary to the Treas
Surer Edwards as secretary.
81 Secretary TAFT was y out of y the city,
but the other members were x present
William NJ Geddes, who had charge OF
the government exhibits at the posi-
$tions at Buffalo, St. Louis and Portland,
Ore, was appointed as the ecretary ct
i the commission. II 15ls Yi. III,
He and Mr.. Edwards "! j have charge
Of the government nrr nngements at the
4 Jamesto town position. Secretary Ed
wards was directed to ommunl categ Wit n
the mead Of each executive department,
requesting the designation OF en- official
y Of each as a member Of the government
which will arrange for the exh ib1ts at
d the exposition from zach u depar tment,S
Nj. Edwards probably will be the chair
man OF that board. .sl
The plans for the replica OF tho Wash
5ington Monument to erected will be
approved by the committee. The nlonu-a
'ment will be constructed OF granite, and
will be- one hundred feet high, and will
have a base thirty feet square. speci-
.flcatlons Will be prepared for It tmme-33
diatey, and bids for It's construction Will.
be asked for as soon as the plans are
worked out In detail. y # eyt
secretary Edwards and Supervising AR
chitect Knox Taylor vii vi sit the grounds
Of the proposed exposition In IA few days
and select the sites for the five govern
5ment buildings, and that for the build
Ing to contain the exhibit OF the Negro
Development and Exposition Company of
the United States, q. III
s Supervising Architect Taylor will pre-
pare as soon as possible the plans and
specifications for the government build
,ings to be erected at the exposltio As
only ten months vii elapse before the
opening OF the exposition. IT will bes neces'-
sary to have the work OF construction
proceed as RAPIDLY as poaslpl s. II i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
.NORTHCAR0L|NA
endorses BRYAN.
Six Hundred q 81 and Only Fifty
Five Against Is ct 81 :BlSrya 4: a. 81
and Aye
S ]. !: CONFIRMED !. n. e.
Openly Charge 4: Tia Il y Pre- sent Cor =;
poration Comm ion i i:s5 y JInderS
s Railroad .Control s55$s
SUPREME III y DGEs CONFIRMED
Openly Charg Tia esentS Cor


Special to The ;Times-:D ispat g.
GREENSBORO, i. ~ Jul Y The I'll
State Dem ratio Convention. IN session
here this az ternoon, was presided over
8by Locke Craig as 4 tenn orary and ex t:-
Governor Aycock as permanent chair \ E;
men, both making brief speeches. ].
Franklin 5ArcNeill. present chairman OF &
the CORPORATE ton Commission j. was nom
mated 4 to- succeed hiself a on he first r
ballot 4 BY a 4 large majority over y. v A..s
Long and s. O. NIldd diet ton. 5 af8 Il 81
~ SEIn the nominating speeches for Y Long,
and S5 Niiddl Ell on, X the IA speakers S%s openly
Gcharged that the railroads dominated the
present commission and were behind Mo
eNeill's candid acy III sj$ Il
@t5 Tho resolutions S endorsing Bryan Tor
President and Aycock for Vice-P dent
under a suspension OF the 4 rules, were;
mot allowed to go before the Committee.
Rons Platform and Reso utions, but We're
adopted on roll call by a vote Of 600 for
to IS against, only three counties out OF
ninety voting no sol!dly. with scattering
( noes from a. few OF hers. sss sai q ss4tS
h 33 The nominations made by the judicial
districts or Biggs, Al lien, Guion, W ebb and
Lyon for Superior Court judges were
confirmed. III s5 s.35
sS 81 AT Il o'clock the Committee on Plat
form not being ready to report a recess
was taken to % o clock 81 y53
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

$4,000 |||, SALARY
Liberal Comp ton for Bishop,
Clerical Officer 81 Panama ~
Canal Co1nmissio
EslDENT All |! OYSTER I; i BAY "
PRESIDENT AT OYSTER BAY 3 "
(By Associated Press.)

OYSTER BAY, B I, July 8, ---Presi-i
dent Roosevelt to-day took up the work
}of administering governmental affairs
from Sycamore Hill. To-mor brow he WILL
make an lad dress to his neig hbors in cele-
8bration OF the Fourth. 5$55 ss5s
a Secretary Loeb laid before him this
morning IS large assortment Of III CORE
spondence. It's disposition took several
hours, The business which NATURAL y will
come to the Pres!d entS as the result Of the
opera tons OF new laws and the beg in-
ming OF the fiscal 4 year has not as yet
reached him from w ashinKton, and the
work to-day was said to he unlmp ortanti
from the standpoint OF public interest. !,
e Upon Inquiry at the executive @ frlce, ~
was ascertained that the salary OF . sec sec
rotary Bishop, Of the .5s 1sthmlan G an
Commission, was. $1o, 900 year. ms W
leaves Mr.. Bishop 8 compensation exactly
as it has been heret fore, when he drew;
81 500 as member OF the commits Ion
and 81 300 as Its secretary. ~ s3.s
Will Speak Z o-day.
"a r,vster5 BAY Is xper!encing Fourth Of
sJuly thrills tonight 4 In a anticipation Of
the celebration when the sldents is to
address an open air gathering at Locust
Grove. Ia the outskirts Of the village.
n Decorations have been Il put In place.
and the town has been given q holiday
Excursions are expected 4 to cross the
sound from the Connecticut towns OF
stamford, Bridgeport Greenwich ana
Norwich, and the New York trains are
TO bring their quota, The Town Coun ~
mas appropriated $3.50 No 1npply addf-
stional police protection, and many depu-
ties are being sworn N tonight for SER
vice sto-morroW.S 3 tss Stl6 ,,5f
The President has not prepared his
speech, but3,ls expected ID to talk TO- his
lne.ghbora and friends for half an hour
1 or more, Preceding and following hls
address there will be patriotic songs pyi
( the children Of the Village (, augmehttea'
~ the cholrs OF the village churches,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
WILL RUSHzP LANS.ll
Staff to Be U sed in Government
Buildings at Jarnest

n From Our RegulA rEEIy Cores ponde t,I IA
yVASHINGTON,SD .. 81 g, &, L I'll 81 3.--Isf'a
,erectlon Of government bull dlngs for "a he
amestown Exposl tton Il IS goins to / have
the right OF way until con,p lssa SO tar.
as the supervising aa'crlt ect the ne
treasury can give this R-or k precede nce,
and as Secretary Shaw npproyeE .fk here ore
Is no reason to suppose that nytllillz
will intervene to proven Il the llperYls 8
architect 4 plan being carried & our. I55
Il ..'nhe buildings Will be- OF the s,lsual Sex-
position type sadd Nj. Taylbr II, & tlloer-
wishing architect OF the II treasury day.
',rhey viii COP form to the yles y { ar ar,
hltecture selected for; 81 the .hilldt S.
el,ected By the e,cpositio onlpan S-..5a6
sg8 'staff, co sltion res mbing plaster,
will be used very ,e,utensi yely, i Is per-
9dshable but presents q beantltul effect,
We hope to have the ex posi- lon Work AZ 20
well out OF the way In the course I! q
three or four months that We can pro-
ueed with the erection Of I ess'lew Nv GOV
3e,nrnent buildings provided ii for by the
tnubllc buildings bill at this SESSION o {
Congress, We are short OF architects. We
have about thirty now and ,sneel about
}ea e'laty5 more I t has been 50 alorS since
there was a public bullding@bill tint we
have had to allow many y St0 r Archit ecta
Ito leave the government service, ilhl IT
will take sometime u 4 got q forcs to-
igether again. VI s}S5, 8e 4 55!;
is.cyVe pay arch teots from $40 to So ,2C0
a. year, An architect can make more than
tina highest sum In outside work. u
Many OF plr{ ardlllt to wera got into
otayer government posi- ton, however. IN
anticipation OF just such demand as Is
upon M NOW, and we "a have q num-
ber OF these transf eGued to he oiiiee Of
hha s1IrerNiS1nR arclMtS>yc - si3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

fs5 Special to The Times-D Dispatch.
BALTIMORE, 3t8igg j uly ri 8. -- RI republican
high In the councils sof their pal ty 1 are
talking OF Charles J. Bona arte. Score:
talr.,y OF the n avy, as a their candidate
for@ Governor. They have not yet I ap-5
him on the subject, but \ they.
believe that Il the sen timent OF the party
should he that Mr.. Bonap arte Is the man ma =
to lead the fight, 81 he would be willing to-
do So Seven though 1t would be at the
sacrifice OF his post. Strangely enough
the suggestion that Bonaparte pc B, the the
candidate has grown out OF the dlstribut!--
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
FAMOUS 4 \ CHURCH
BURhED;20D DEAD.
\ Confined from First Page N

Continued from First fFFa8e.l gtaS8S88 III
occupying three building g, was rapidly
quilted. y3 81 ss5s sf,ysisst
~ The roof OF the church soon fell IN with
a laundering noise. DR.. Brtnl1nan. d4res-
4 tor OF tho Museum of Art and Industry,
wi tn several offlcta4n entered the church
to save tho gold and silver treasures, but
only the smaller part OF these were So.
cured. sBf fffEs II 455i Il g
When tint. steepla fell the thousands Of
people who had gathered In the streets
gave want to groans that were audible
above the roar OF the fire.
Twelve II ouses Burned.
The flames later attacked houses in q
Boehmken. venusberg
and 6Muehken Streets. The schaarmarkt.
which was a wooden building. burned
rapidly. a small Baptist church also
was destroyed. In all, twelve houses were
entirely destroyed. while more than TWEEN
Ity roofs or upper stories were burned. "
Z The people OF Hamburg deeply regret
the loss OF the church. which was one
OF the most prominent objects in the gen
Seral view Of the city. All state religious
functions were held in st. MI haels.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
WEST VA. FARMER
KILLED BY WIFE '
Lived Long Enough to Call. Chill.
dren to Side and Tell
Them. s3EsE
3(By. Associated Press.)

88 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w. Van July 8.'-Wll-
liam Jarvis. thirty Ave years old, a prornl-
44nl1ent farmer OF this county. was shot
ana Killed at his home on Cooper's Creek
last night, d There were no witnesses 70
the tragedy, but Jarvis lived long enougll
after being shot to call HIS oh ldren, the
eldest twelve years old, to his side and
tell8them that their mother hau murd ered
him, The body lay In the front yard all
last night until the coroner arrived this
morning, Mrs. Jarvis was brought here
tod az and placed in jail. She O. Inns the
shooting was in self-defense, II III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
To-Day al BeachNP Park.

4 Beach Park lis an Ideal and very ap-
s'proprtate place t. spend the glorious
Fourth Of July. y was az Yerkfio y n, e
Ele = for ,''l AMERICAN s freedom was fought,
train Will h be run 4 to Beach. Park from
tRlohmond this morning. leaving th 2 9
Southern Depot At . o'clock. IN 3tnie
evening Both OF these excursions WIN
probably carry large crowds, and Captain
Herman Nolte, the new excursion mana
ger, viii do all In his power to further
4 their comfort and give them q time worth
.remembe 49,. \.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
THE OLD %. THE NEW i "
BOOMING BONAPARTE5 FOR
#8 GOVERNOR OF'A1AR YLANDI
Republicans Talking Of Secretary Navy
ssS9 didates to Succeed Warfeld Believe
E1esis Willing. Z

s.tion 81 Federal offices, 4 IN which he 8fig-I'
&ured . III Il the dual role i OF r Civil Service
Ire former and political ad viser OF 4 the
President. II IsSS al Il # IA
4 Bonap arte' s. attitude toward the yari-
Gus polit interests that demands Sa
say In the appoint has given IL the 1t'
party workers an entirely different Sopln-.
&ion.i Of the Secretary lid lea OF poll tics.
They nc long err regard him as an ideal
list orS 81 poll teal dreatner On the con-.
trary they recognize the fact 81 that he g
has i bored 4 assd uously and has shown
that he understands $pract cal pol tics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
III AFT TRIP WEDDING
Miss Alice Slater 3 zones Bride
h Of William !. Kehoe. III

4 Special n to- The Times-D lspatch.)
,iHASHIN GTON July s.-Announcement
was made yesterda Of the wed ding OF
Miss Alice Slater, daugh liter Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Z. @ slater,8lo Of this city, and
William il y Ketoe official II stenogra pher
to committees OF the ii House Of Z Repre-
3sentatives. a5 ;S$s3 8 s35
directly! from the famous pilgrimage i Of
the Taft part vi to II the & philippines and
back Although Mr.. and Mrs. chloe have
been Il acquaintnnces III fors#ss some twelve
years; ii I'll was Il onls, during the close
.companionship OF the Quincy last sum
3mer3 that they took more than ordinary
interest In each Their. IS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
more I. PO|IuCE.||JN'| \.
Warsaw k |. II. /: !. D.
Systematic Plan Of Terrorists to
Exterminate Officials in
Polish Capital.
IA (Byy Associate d IIaress.)S

WARSAW, q RUSSIAN POLAND July
3s.-The terrorists' deterninati on to ex ;s
terminate the police force shows no signs
az wayerir,g. Va Before noon to- day two
moro police sergeants were ad ded 20 the
already long death roll Both men were,
shot and Killed in tho streets, and ~,
each case the "a ssassins escaped u N
Another#poicen was filed this eve
Ming. a. patrol which II hurried to the
scene OF the murder fred O volley, kill
Ing &g a u passerb y. # RI .5s8s ,.8 &
VI The police demand the dismissal OF the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
\ Married in Baltimore. 5iIa

Especial 70 The mes-plspateh,2 III
license was issued here to-day for Robert
az Kilrnar tin, forty-Aye years old, a wld,
over, OF Petersburg, Va, nd Miss Agnes
N. Greene, nineteen years old, Of h
.mond. The couple procured the license
and then left the court house In search
.ot 10 minister, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
3! Systematic Plan
IN Asso,ci /, ted Press s.:

y AS BERLIN ,sS j uly 3 "a B dispatch TO- the
Lokal -Anzeiger r to day from WI rsaw3 says
that the murders OF poi. >emen here ars
regarded i as being part at a systematic
revenge for the recent executions as the
result OF trials by courtmar tial. Il Many
policemen have received anonymous no-;
tees to the effect that they are marked
for death$unless they resignio or before
to-day Some OF these resi- gned and were
arrested by order Of the authorities. 8a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
Delay Traffic.

Especial to The TlmesrD spatch,)
( Il LYNcHRURG. VI July ga freight
wreck on the Southern this morning q
short distance belo,W the city delayed
! eNo one was Injured,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
800" REBELS TAKEN j
BY@CH|NEsE TROOPS |! , J.
(By Associated Press

gsS (By Associated Press.) ss
LONDON, July 4.--The Trlbunes cor
respondent at Shanghai reports that Inns
perial troops have captured Ave thousand
rebels at Hs!oheng, near Hans chow,
The, correspondent also states that the
Big Knife Secret Society killed a nlagis-
trate at Hscheng and destroyed the
Protestant and Catholic churches there,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

VI Not satisfied With their pretty general
Representa- ton op coins, the Women's q 4bB
now want reeognit ION on postage stamps;
rTFa!l River N eWss sgs 4. is9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
now RICHMOND NJ VI
Will CELEBRATE
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day and night. Many viii spend tho day
at Lakeside and at Deep Run Clubs, while
at Westhampton and Forest Hill Parks
there viii he crowds OF holid ay people. '
Gun Club. Shoot,
sThe Richmond e un Club will hold lts
annual shoot this morning, when all
the local craok-shots as we'll as+thosa
from distance will take par,
4 There Will be ten regular events, ha-
Sides II number Of special con tests,
THE lack RABBIT System VIII prove
very attractive and will bring on q
number Of pie breaking artists who are,
not In the front rank,
\ ono Of the prettleat bits Of y decoF 3 :;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04

ton in hon ori of the # day IN the
Am erlcan5 Nat lonal 83$ Ia lk, here large,
American flags are ssurnlo Ted by q large
American golden n eagle .ls III The arrange
nent is very effe g tive
All tnls ness houses Ill re eli sed IL day
as we'll Sas the banks and freigh depots.3
The PostofIlc e will observe Sunday hours
and the Custom Fl ouse will i be closed. &