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The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
AMERIcAN FIRM GErs coNrRAcT.

ROME. Nov. 2.-The order for 210O
tons of armor plate, valued at $1,000
600, for an italian man of war, which
was given to the Midvale Steel Com
pany of Pennsylvania has been an
proved by the Council of State The
Mfdvale company was in competition
with five European firms for this con-
tract. including the Krupps.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
GoIdaeId Active.

A. J.. Moore, the well-known stock
broker. who has been in GOldheld for
very active in that section OF Nevada:
new strikes are being paade daily. and
things have never been so prosperous
since the days Of the ComstOck
Mr.. Moore expects to return to Oak
land Saturday night and should be
loaded down with valuable infOrma-
tiOn.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
RoosEyELr HUNTING TURKEYS

RICHMOND, Va Nov. "A special
from Scottsville says that President
Roosevelt is hunting wild turkeys. but
so far has not met with any success
Mrs. Roosevelt meanwlffie keeps open
house to the people of Albemarle.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03

The great Jack Kneiff story for bright
boys who like to make useful, beautiful
and striking things all for themselves,
begins in The Sunday Call.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
r. LADIES SOCIAL TONIGHT

Seven Pines Circle, Ladies of the G.
A r., will give a social entertainment
in Naval Hall OF the Jefferson Square
building tonight During the past few
months this circle has assisted many
families of veterans Of the Civil War.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
JAPAN TO BUILD GIANT SHIP,

LONDON. Nov. S.-The Daily Tele-
graph says 1t is reported that Japan
has decided to begin the construction
of a battleship exceeding the displace-
nrent of the Dreadnaught.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
ACCITsED OF THEFT.

SAN RAFAEL Nov. 2.-Richard
Campbell was arrested today In San
Francisco and brought here to answer
70 a charge of having stolen $50 from
a coachman employed by A. w. Foster.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
Auro FoR FrRE cHIEr.

OAKLAND, Nov. 2.-Chief Engineer
Ball Of the Fire Department will be al
lowed $500 with which TO purchase an
automobile for service in responding TO
alarms of fire. The chief asked for
s27Oo
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-03
PLUMBER TRUST CASE DELAYED

LIMA, Ohio, Nov. 2.-Surprise was
created in legal and business circles
here today when the first of the f1f-
teen or more indictments against the
alleged plumbers trust in this county,
set for trial, was postponed ,indefi-
nitely. Prosecutor Welty says the
cases will be pushed to trial at the next
term of court
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
Deal OPTION ELECTION TO
Be HELD DECEMBER I, 1906
Citizens VIII Determine Whether IntOxiCantS Shall
Be Sold In Crlttenden County on the Above Date
|ECIAL REGISTRATION NOVEMBER TWENTIETH

hand-bills for the same length Of time,
posted up at some conspicuous place IL
each precinct in the county, advertising
said election and special registration;
and TO have the places for registration
open in the several voting precincts Of
said cities and towns on the 10Th day Of
November, 1906, for the purpose Of
holding said registration, and to have
the polls opened At all Of the voting
precincts In said county on the 9Th day
Of December, 1906. for the purpose Of
holding said election
The clerk Of this court is ordered and
directed TO deliver to the sheriff Of
Crttenden County, Kentucky. within
five days hereafter. certified copy Of
this order. said clerk will on the day
prior TO said special registration. deliv-
er to the registration clerks Of said pre-.
cincts in cities Of the fifth class and
towns of the sixth class. the registra-
ton books for theirrespective precincts
and sufficient registration certificates.
On the 10Th day Of November. 1896.
the registration officers, who shall be
the same officers who shall be appoint.
ed to hold said election. shall meet nj
their respective voting precincts and
shall register the names OF all persons
appearing and entitled 10 vote at said
election 10 be held on December 7th.
1906, whose names are mol already on
the registration books for this year.
The court orders and directs that
officers 10 hold said election and special
registration be appointed as provided by
law for the appointment Of regular cleo
tion officers. Said election 10 be- held in
accordance with the provisions II the
general election laws Of this State.
W. A, BLACKBURN. County Judge ,
Crittenden County. Ny.
A Copy Attest:
&. r. WELDON. Clerk.
By G. v FRANKs, u. c.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
]. ]. SMITH
The Evangelist, Helped In The Seven
leenlh Camp Meeting This Year

On the third Of this month there
passed through Marion Rev J. J.
Smith on his way home TO Fulton. n.y..
from Hurricane camp meeting.
He reported that this was his seven.
tccnth camp meeting at Hurricane,
and that he contracted with them for
next year.
He also said that there had been
about forty conventions at this meet.
ing this year. Rev. Smith is well
known To Crittenden county people.
The year in which he hut laborcd At
Hurricane was lSS9. In that same
year he held a meeting In Marion in
the old brick church that stood where
the present church stands.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
RIoN cRITTENDEN COUNTY, KY, SEPT. 21, 1906.
Infant Dies.

The infant son of Hon. Joe Ben
Champion died Tuesday, September Is,
at the home of its grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Crawford, Of Tolu.
The child was four months old. It's
mother died when it was only a few
days old and since that time its ma
ternal grandmother has taken care of
it. The funeral services were CON
Quoted by Rev. McAfee and the inter-
ment at the new cemetery Wednesday
afternoon. Mr.. Champion is in Ard
more on business and was unable Ia
get home.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
RObertSOn.HardeSty

Tuesday evening Sept. II, at the
residence Of Jerry Hardesty, Urey
Robertson and Miss Bessie Hardesty
were united in marriage, Rev. o. E.
johnson, of Clay, KY, the officiating
clergyman.
Mr.. Hardesty is worthy young man
and now has a position with a mining
company in Wheatcroft, Ky. Miss
Bessie is the beautiful daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Hardesty.
They left for their home in Wheat
croft Thursday.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
THE RECORD BUILDING
Is Topped With q New ROOl...6. {,
Jennings The Contractor

The stone or rather cement building
in which this paper is published has
Just been covered with new roof.
Al the instance Of Louisville parties
Senator W. J. Deboc had the work
done.
The contract was taken by Geo. r,
Jennings, who has just lately returned
from the West, Cochran & Pickcns
furnished the roofing material The
first step necessary was to remove the
cement roof and prepare for the new
covering We are now situated 70 that
the rain cannot injurc the RECORD
plant and the building will be prcscrv.
cd. The rooms In the second story
should be rented. they are large. light
and well situated.
The history of this building is quite
varied. The lot on which Il stands
was conveyed to c. II. whitchousc
and James +. Chittcndcn by $. r..
Adams and wife and Ira T. Pierce on
April q. 1875. AZ the dissolution of
the Chittendcn & whiichouse partner.
ship onc.half Of Il was conveyed io
.C. u. whitchousc by Chittcndcn and
wife on Oct n, leOS. The material
used in this building was no, paid Tor
and Boston 6 Paris by their attorney.
A. {. Moore, entered suit. A Louis.
vile man by the name of Mr.. John
Schcas having two mortgages against
the property was represented IN court
by Attorneys W. ]. Dcboc and r. l..
Moore. The case was tried in the last
circuit court and judgement rendered
which was stayed pending an appeal
60 the court of appeals. where the case
now rests. The judgement Of the
Crittenden circuit court setting forth
the order Of payment and the amounts
L - f.ll.s.sas
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
Deeds Recorded

J. J. Thomas and wife to John Ma
tion. lot in Tolu, $500.
J. 7. Pierce TO c. J. Pierce, 1884
acres near Repton. exchange Of land
and S643. rs.
Mary Hughes to X. F. Lanham. l7i
acres. exchange Of land.
=. II. Deboe TO J. J. Curry. 100 acres
on Piney Creek. 1890.
Mary Watkins and husband TO J. F.
Flanary. house and lots in Marion,
SiiOO.
+. +. Smith to 2. h. Croft, / interest
iH two lots, In Tolu, Ss2j.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
Sold Cheap for Cash

Eugene Guess. acting for the estate
of ]. W. Guess. Of Tolu. sold a Reeves
traction engine TO Daniel Stevenson. Of
Caldwell county. for 500. The engine
Is practically new and cos, originally
si.ss0. Mr. Stevenson took possession
of his machinery yesterday. he Is the
fathcr.in.law of DE-. J, n. Mcorc. of
TOlu. NY
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
CeIe brated His Birthday

Uncle Jim Boyd celebrated his sixty
second birthday Thursday Sept, l3.
A grand dinner was served and was
much enjoyed by all. Those present
were: Bill Lloyd and family, Joe Boyd
and family, Israel Pickens and family,
Of Tribune. David Crider and family,
Of Enon, Charlie Lamb and family, Of
Shady Grove, Mrs. Hattie Wynn and
daughter and Lloyd Browning.
A FRIEND.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
METHODIST SUNDAY
SCHOOL REPORT
Shows Largest Sunday School IN The
County, Splendid Showing.

Annual report Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday School. Marion. KY, Oct.
lst, 1905 to Sept. oath. 1906. both in
elusive:
Whole number Of pupils enrolled dur
ing the year. 23s.
Highest attendance. l7O.
Lowest attendance. -.
Average attendance. 1873.
Total collection. S2SS.25.
Average collection. A.5s.
AMOUNTS EXPENDED.
For literature. SSO.lS
For hymn books, $3.50.
For missions. $500.
For Orphans Home. SiO.3S.
For holidays. SiS.69.
Total. S23S25.
7. II. COCHRAN. Supt.
JONATHAN STEPHENS. Secy.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
MOrrlS.BIrk

DR.. Richard James Morris, formerly
Of this place but now Of Evansville,
and Mrs. Mary Overstreet Birk were
married in Louisville Tuesday morning
at six o'clock.
DIR. Morris lived in Marion for a
number Of years and was very popular
in the social circles, and splendid den
tist.
Mrs. Birk lives in Owensboro and is
a very popular and attractive young
woman.
They will make their home in Evans
vile.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
SCHOOL BEGINS
Opens Monday Morning With q Good
Attendance.

Our school opened as usual last Mon.
day morning. September II. and the
chapel exercises were attended by quite
number Of Marion citizens, including
the trustees.
In addition 60 the devotional exer.
eises quite a number made speeches.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
Local Option Election Officers

Notice is hereby given that parties
for and agains, the proposed apphca-
ton Of the local option law in this
county may submit TO the County Board
Of Election Commissioners. lists Of
names Of parties whom they desire to
serve as officers at the local option
election 10 be held on December Z.
1895. From such lists the board may
select the officers for the said election.
Such lists 10 be handed in to the board
not later than the 18th day Of October.
iaC.
J. r. FIANARY.
W. b. YANDELL,
G. 5. NUM-.
Election Commissioner.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
C.. +. WELDON. Clerk.
By G. V. FRANKs. n. c.

In pursuance 20 the above order ~
the Criitcnden County Court, q special
registration will be held in all cities and
towns. in Crittenden County. where
registration Is required. on Tuesday.
November 21ih, 1906. and polls will be-
,,cncd in each and all Of the voting
! Iac's and precincts in CrittcUdcn
County on the 5,h day OF December.
1906. 10 take the sense lf the legal
voters ~ Cri,tcnden County upon the
question submitted N the above order.
]. +. FiANARY. $. {. G.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
Barn Burned

Sunday night the harm Of W. h.
Il sher. about three miles below Carrs.
vile. was destroyed by Gre. There
was In the barn. and also destroyed,
ala head u horscs and mules. ten head
Of hogs and lot Of hay and corn. max
ing IN all q total lcss of about 81. Scn.
with no Insurance at all. The origin
Of the ERE is unknown. Liviut,stun
Banner.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
HAMMOND LOVING
WAS ACQUITTED
Twelve Men Turn him Loose al Pa.
duCah, Ny,

Hammond u. Loving was acquitted
by jury of his peers at Padueah. Ky.
He was charged with the murder Of H..
A. Rose.
This verdict was received last Mon.
day. The jury had the case ever since
last Saturday at noon. The first vote
stood nine for acqui,tal and three un.
decided. This was the second trial
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
HefaId.TlnSley

AT the residence of Mr.. W. T. Tins.
ley Wednesday Sept. IL, Mr.. R. A.
Herald and Miss Grace Tinsley were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
Rev. W. T. Nation officiating.
Mr. Herald is a farmer and timber
man and Miss Grace, the bride, is the
beautiful daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. T. Tlnsley.
A host of friends wish them happi.
ness on the voyage of life.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
YOU CAN'T GET BOARDl
Well, lel's See, Come In al Once and
We VIII Find You q Nice Place

Board can be had in Marion for $500
per week with more than half dozen
Of the best families in town. Il might
b. secured cheaper. n you want an
education you will not stand back At
that price. Tuition rates $50 and
$50 per month. Call on or write to
6. V. kEE,
Supt. Marion Graded School
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
Gard Of Thanks

We desire to thank the good people
Of Tolu and vicinity for their kindness
during our sickness. We hope to be
cut and enjoy health again soon.
Sincerely youu.
EMANUEL BAIRD AND wir..
Sept. II. lso5.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
TWO TOBACCO
BARNS BURNED
The Barn Burning Season
is at Hand
CARE SHOULD BE TAKEN
A Residence and Livery Stable al
Salem Go Up In Smoke Monday
Night and Tuesday Morning
TWO HORSES PERISH IN THE FLAMES

At this season when fires are started
in tobacco barns it will pay the raisers
and owners the biggest kind TO be q
little careful and not burn the barn
The loss is always double in that the
crop is gone and the barn is gone and
nothing but a pile Of ashes remains.
During the last week we notice that
the tobacco and tobacco barn Of NJ. o.
Eskew located about six miles from
Marion. burned Monday night about
seven O'Clock. There were about 800
sticks Of tobacco in the barn.
Also the tobacco barn Of Henry
Thomason burned a few days ago,
containing about $500 worth Of tobac-
CO. This barn was on the Bradley
Crider farm three miles south Of Ma
rion. The barn was owned by Miss
Sallie Crider.
.OO-
hNtEg nNaolt AZ odltH uuiHtu AZ
70 - o'S'cSs Monday nisht. Two
horses and nearly all the vehicles. all
the harness and feed stuff were burned.
There was sl7OO insurance on the con-
tents and 800 on the building. The
building was owned by Jesse Farris
and contents by Jas. Guess. son Of T.
c. Guess.
A cabin and an ice house wcrc burn
ed at the same time.
-lO-
At eleven O'Clock the next day. Tues.
day. n residence belonging TO Tom
Martin and occupied by c. II. Bush
burned TO the ground. Nearly all the
contents were saved There was no
insurance on either the dwelling or fur.
niture. This also occurred at Salem.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
Farm Tor Sale

Good farm two miles west Of Shady
Grove. isn acres, fairly good improve.
men,s. barn. plenty Of water. coed
dwelling. good orchari and 10 acres
timber Price, $500 a bargain 20
some one hooking fer a location Of
that Kind.
tf Hey Stations.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
TELEPHONE IMPROVEMENT
The Cumberland Telephone CON-
pany Reaching Oul

The Cumberland Telephone Company
now have headquarters In Tolu in the
drug store Of Mr.. Manu where they
have erected a booth for the transact.
ION Of their business.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
fine Vein At
eighty FEET
The Tabor Mine Has a Nine
Foot Vein Of Spar
new STIKE At The GLENDALE
Captain haaSe al the ASbrldge Mine
Has His Shaft Down Eighty
feet.-.Wlll Cross Cut
new STIKE At The GLENDALE
MINING COBALT ON BRYANT TRACT

Captain Haase. at the Asbridge mine,
has his shaft down eighty feet and at
that depth has started a level with six
feet Of No. ] spar in the breast. The
Captain is now hosting some ten tons
OF ore per shift. He will at once erect
a steam sinking plant which will enable
him, with the large vein Of ore now in
shift, to make his output thirty tons
per shift.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21

90
The Hodge fuorspar mine is better
than ever in fact, President Num- is
giving 1t his entire attention at present.
The parties owning the C. W. BryA
ant tract four miles of town have
started mining cobalt and will make
shipment Of that ore soon.
90
The Tabfr mine at eighty feet has n
nine foot vein Of spar and when Cant.
Haase gets his steam sinking plant.
now N the course cf ecns.-rct.o, =.
work Il will be the largest producer of
iiuorspar in the district.
90
The Edwards Mining Co. have their
shaft down forty eight feet and work
Is progressing nicely. They will sink
another forty feet and then cut to the
!eaS vein which they have been work
ing by open cut on the surface.
go
The Nancy Hanks mine. owned by
the Albany Mining and Investment Co.
are now down 22O feet with their shaft
and running two shifts and operating
their concentrating mill as fast as
steam can remove the ore.
go
We understand the Felipe people
are having some trouble with their
machinery in the last few days, and on
account Of that the work is progressing
slowly.
go
The Glendale Mining Co. have made
new strike in the last few days cut
ting seven and one.half foot vein Of
lead and spar.
0n
They are working three pumps day
and night al the Pogue mine this week
to get the water pumped out, that
they may sink Il deeper.
900
The Kentucky Fluor Spar Co. is
working at the old Yandell mine and
are eross-eutting for a known vein.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-09-21
AN AUTOMOBILE
10 Marion Streets Creates Quite an
Excitement

Mr.. Leland Hume. the General Sup
crintcndent Of the Cumberland Telc-
phone Company. with head1uarter at
Nashville, Tenn, rolled into Marion
yesterday In an automobile.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27
LOVE THE UNDO|NC
OF Youth Who Stole Jewels and Went
Around the World and Returned
to See the Girl He Loved.

New York. Aug. 26.-Locked up al
police headquarters tonight is Louis
MochOTosky. charged with the larceny
.Of $4,000 worth of diamonds. No.
chorosky who is bur II years old. af-
forded the police o. thic country q
merry chase and then went to Europe
Only his love for a girl in Denver
whom he ventured back 10 the United
States tO see led to his arrest.
The boy was employed hy Isaac
Wolf, a jeweier in the BoW-ry Last
spring Wolf missed the diamonds lie
remembered thai the Young CLERK he'd
helped him place the gems iB the
safe and this coupled with hi failus
10 report for work. Jed the jewaler to
suspect him If the hel
Detectives traced The youth ts PHI
adelphia. Chicago and Denver. lu 7he
Colorado capital Mochorosky met the
young woman In the case From Colo
rado he went to Russia. where his par
enis I've and thea 10 Germany. Ten
DAYS ago be returned o. Denver. went
To the home IF his sweetheart. vas ar
rested there aud brought here
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27
NEGRO CREATES AN
EXCITEMENT ON
STREET CAR
DREW KNIFE ON CONDUCTOR
coNNEL AND LATTER TRIED
TO USE HIS REVOLVER.
WOMEN LEAP FROM CAR
In Heavy Rain When Trouble Started
Bully Escapes and Threatens
to Kill connel-Other
Police News.

A negro named Whiteaker created
IN exciting scene on Commercial
avenue cleo ric car yesterday after
noon at o'clock when he pulled a
knife and attempted toAuse 1t on Com
ductor Arthur Conne,I Connell drew
4 revolver and attempted TO fire at
the negro but the shells were defective
and did not explode.
The negro boarded the car at Thir.
teenth street and demanded a transfer
to the Sycamore line and Connell who
was busy with other passengers told
him to wait a minute. The negro re-
2lied with an oath that he was going
to have it right away and ierkcI
4 long knife out of his pocket.
Several white women who were on
he car, fearing serious trouble be-
tween the conductor and the negro,
Jumped off and sough refuge In tho
robinson coal company's Office az
Twenty-seyenth street and CONNER
cial Tt was raining heavily at the iims
and the women We're all drenched TO
the SIX n
The motorman stopped the car and
was running to the aid of Conre!l
when Officers Wade and Bradley who
were standing on the corner ran out
and attempted to arrest King Sholte
a white man who had also attempted
to help Connell While the difficulty
was being explained To them White
aker and negro woman who accom-
oainsd him, got off the car AS they
walked away the negro said III Kill
hat conductor before the night Is
over"
A white woman who was on the car
overheard the remark and told Con-
nell. He reported to Judge Ross but
lid not swear out a warrant Up to
ate hour Whitaker had not been ar
rested or had any trouble been re.
ported between he and Connell The
later after the affair was transferred
10 a H0lbrook avenue run.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1906-08-27
.ASSASSiNATIONS OF
TWO YEAS IN RUSSIA.

1904
June 1G-GeneraI Count Bobrikoff,
Governor General of Finland.
July 28-Mnister of the Interior
Won Plehye.
Feb. 6-J. NJ, E. Soisalon, Soinen,
Procurator General of Finland
Feb. 10.-Governor General Tcher.
koff of Warsaw.
Feb. IT. Grand Duke Sergius.
Feb. 1S-Mayor of Vagarshapzo,
Transcaucasus.
March 7-Chief of Police Jeletschin,
of Bialystock.
May 24-Governor of Batu.
July General Cernulutzsk, Chief
.of Bessarabia Gendarmes.
July 11-Major General Count Shou,
valouff, Prefect of Moscow.
July 21-Colonel Kremerenko, Chief
of Police of Helsingfors. z
Sept 2-Prince Eristoif
Oct. 13-Assistant Chief of Police Os-
ovsky Kishinev
Dec 1--Governor of Ufa,
Dec. General Sakaharoff. at Sar-
atcff,
Dec. 29-Chief of Police of Mos
cow
1906.
Jan. 2-Governor and Chief of Po-
lice of Krasnoyarsk.
Jan. 11-Colonel Dragomiroff, Chief
Of Police of Irkutsk
Jan. 15--Major General Lssoski,
Penza.
Jan. 80 General Griamoff Chief of
Staff of Viceroy of Causasus.
Jan 3l-Priyy Councillor Fillinon,
IN Poltava
Feb. 21-General Dschurchick and
family, in Asakabad.
May 14-Vice Admiral Konmitsch,
commandant at st. Petersburg.
July 11-AdmiraI Chuknin, com
mander Black Sea fleet in Sebastopol
Aug 26-General Min, commander
Of Seminoysky guard regiment