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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
AN EIYSIUM.

According to advertisements all
resorts are alike. They are
the best ever-but If fishing is better
anywhere else than it is in Georgian
Bay we do not know where it is.
There is a greater variety of fish in
this water than anywhere else, and
they are always hungry. No one ever
counted the fish in the Georgian Bay,
but those that have been caught
there have been counted and eaten,
and If you read the government re-
ports on fisheries, you know that
Georgian Bay supplies more fish than
any other equal body Of water in the
world. The only place you can af-
ford to fish is where the fish are num-
erous, big and delicious in flavor,
and that place is Georgian Bay-so
the fishermen say. Suppose you send
for booklet, issued by Grand Trunk
Railway System free, telling about
the home of the bass, pickerel, pike
and the noble trout family. Address
F. P. Dwyer. 290 Broadway, New
York.
2O9O-sat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
REAL ESTATE.

The following real estate transfers
have been recorded:
Karl E. M. Hansen to Jesse J..
Dundee. lot SO, block 236, on Bar
clay street.
Martin Hanson to Joseph DAM
cts lots TAG and PAT, block 312 1 on
Donald avenue.
&C. w. Boynton to Abraham
Kramer lot 23, block 10, on Gordon
street.
Louis Homer to Mary Homer
lots 10, 20, block 104, on Washing
ton street.
Joseph E. Chapman to Ellen
Campbell lot 81, block 227, on Bar
clay street.
Stanford Heights Land Com
pany to Edward v. Koyen and Hans
c. Hanson, lots So, So, 61, 90. 63, GA,
65, &c, 67, block 1877, on Sayre ave
nue..
Stanford Heights Land Company
to Christian G. l.. Anderson, lot rs,
block 1856, on Brodhead place.
stanford Heights Land Company
to Gustave A. Sorenson, lot 81, block
Ill, on Mattano place.
Tube Diamond to Andrew P.
Hanson, lots 2S and 20, block 106,
on Washington street.
Joseph Bruek to Hopper and
Klein, lot IA, block 201, on State
street.
-Morten j. Nelson to Joseph
Kline, lot 81, on Jane e. Arnold map.
-Dorothea Tjornelund to Abelone
Hansen lot on Gordon street.
MARCEL Bonalski to William
Peterson, lot Al, block d on Jane e.
Arnold map.
John Tipa to Edward II. Lund,
lot 10, block 3, on Chapman farm
map.
Andrew P. Hanson to Sarah Dia-
mond, lot 10S "A1 on map of Bar
racks property.
Andrew Ihricki to Joseph Mat
teucci, lot 40 on map of Barracks
property. .
John S. Hanson to David Febin
lot 1I2, on map of Barracks property.
Albert Mazinski to James A.
Smith, lot 1S, block 10, on map OF
Stanford Heights Land Company.
Martin Momberg to Christian
Anderson, lot 10, block 8, on map OF
Stanford Heights Land Company.
Martin Momberg to Paul Peter
Larsen. lot 35, block 8 on map of
Stanford Heights Land Comapny.
Martin Momberg to Lars Peter
IHendricksan, lots 33, "a, block > on
map of Stanford Heights Land Com
pany. -
George R. Bunten to Bunten
Real Estate Company, lots on Smith
and Water streets.
George r. Bunten to Bunten
Realty Company, lots 10, IA, block
II on map of Jane e. Arnold lands.
-Adoiph Greenbaum to George
r. Bunten, lots 10, IA, block II on
man of Jane e. Arnold lands.
George r. Bunten to Bunten
Realty Company lots 81 and ~ on
man of e. w. Barnes lands.
George r. Bunten to Bunten
Realty Company, lot 20, block Q ON
man dated November 16, 1875, j.
Opperman. n..n
Mary L. Bunten to Bunten
Realty Company lots IL, IL, 49,
block C on map dated November ~
1875, J. Opperman.
Mary l.. Bunten to Bunten
Realty Company, lots 8, 8, 10, block
.21O of Perth Amboy assessment map.
Mary l.. Bunten to Bunten
Realty company, lot 10 on map OF
Alfred Halls lands.
Mary l.. Bunten to Bunten
Realty company, lot on Hartford
street.
Mary L. Bunten to Bunten Real
ty company lot on Water street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

MERRY L RIDE.

One car was not enought to hold
the crowd on the Christian Endeavor
trolley ride lust night. The car was
due to leave Rector street at 1920,
but long before that time the people
were waiting. The committee, upon
finding the accommodations were in
sufficient, secured an extra car.
The trip around the loop was made
in just five hours. Ernest Hancock,
who was in charge of the soda foun-
tain, was kept busy serving iced
drinks. The route a through Rah-
way and Bound Brook, returning by
the way of New Brunswick, where a
number of 'All Hots' were pur-
chased. With the exception of being
caught in a shower the ride was with
out a mishap.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

PITTSBURG, June 80. = tombstone
r. Boyd. son of one of the best families
of Pittsburg. is under arrest charged
with being an accomplice of Frank s.
Galley, son Of the late Samuel Galley,
a millionaire, who is accused of at
tempting to rob the home Of James b.
Laughlin. Both young men are held by
the police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
Mrs. Fitzgerald Has Broken skull.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, June 3d.
Mrs. Hildebrand Fitzgerald, wife of
n of the proprietors of the Philadel-
phia Item, who was thrown from her
carriage at Montrose, near here, has
remained unconscious since the acct
dent. There is a fracture of the skull.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

NEW YORK, June 30.-The final re-
port of the Truesdale house cleaning
committee shows that Elihu Root, Rich
ard A. McCurdy and Robert II. Nc
Curdy were the only three Mutual
Life trustees who refused to answer
questions. The report reveals colossal
waste of the policy nolders' money.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

BALTIMORE, June 30.-Henry ID.
Perky. founder of Dread institute in
Baltimore county, is dead here of apo
plexy, aged slXty-three years. He had
been ailing for several weeks and
about II month ago suffered n fall from
his horse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

CHICAGO, June so. - The second
day OF intense heat caused three deaths
and more than a score Of prostrations
several OF them serious. The mercury
in the Office of the weather bureau
reached Hmaximum Of %.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
EUROPEAN TOUR.

Rev. DR.. w. G. Snodgrass, of
Simpson M. e. church, and family
and Miss Mary Mercer, of Gordon
street, leave Philadelphia today for
a trip to Europe. They will be away
for several months. While away they
will probably visit most of the prin-
cipal cities in that country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
ATTENDED CONVENTION.

Rev. William P. Hill, pastor of the
First Baptist church, returned yes
.terday from Camden, where he had
been attending the Baptist Young
Peoples convention held in that city.
this week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
shov. J.. d. before and After.

PARIS, June 9%0.-John ID. Rockefel-
Ter continues to occupy and amuse the
French newspapers. An Illustrated
weekly publishes a photograph of
"Monsieur lie M~llliardaire" wearing his
toupee and in contrast alongside 1t an
other picture showing MI. Rockefeller
with as little hair as is on the surface
of a skating rink.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

Arthur LaRoe left this morning
for Milton, where he will spend a few
weeks vacation.
The cake sale of Grace English
Lutheran church will be held in the
Nstrv of the church this afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
SAIL TO HIGHLANDS.

A party Of young people has been
formed to go on a trip to the High
lands on the Fourth, leaving in a
powerboat from the yacht club at 8
o'clock. Light edibles will be taken
along but dinner will be eaten at a
nuteI at tne f~ffghiaM1s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
2O9O-sat.

Cleanliness is the first law of
beauty also the second and third.
No matter what your complexion ills
are, HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Ts4
Will cure them. 35 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Sections drug store, 70
Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY.

A birthday party was given Mrs.
Anthony Brose, of AZ Paterson street,
Thursday night. The guests we're
entertained by the photograph and
other amusements. Refreshments
were served about 2 o'clock. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Stocked,
Mrs. G. Stocked, Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Henderson, Mrs. p. Henderson, Mrs.
C. K~ragelund, Mrs. John Drift, Mrs.
H. Jensen, Mrs. C. Lorensen, Mrs. p.
Sorensen, Mrs. A. Nelson, Miss d.
Christensen, Mrs. p. Needsky, Mrs.
q. Jensen. Mrs. P. christensen, Mrs.
A. Lund, Mrs. B. Peterson, Ingfred
Greisen, Sofus Greisen. Many hand
some presents were received by Mrs.
Brose.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

BERN, Switzerland, June 30.-The
body of Louis Bernath, a painter of
New York, who lost his life while
mountain climbing neal here, has been
recovered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
COMMENCEMENT ExERCIsEs.

A number of the scholars and their
parents and friends attended the
commencement exercises of the
school connected with Our Savious's
Danish Lutheran church which yer
held in the school room, in State
street, last night. The program,
which consisted of recitations and
singing by the pupils, was rendered
In an excellent amer Principal
L. A. Laursen, of the school, made
an address to the scholars which was
well received.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
DR. WILSON'S VACATION.

DR.. G. j. Wilson starts on his n
nual vacation July 5. He will be
absent from this city for two months
and will spend his time at Cape
Briton Islands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
DANCE.


The first private subscription
dance of the season of a coterie of
Woodbridge folk was held at Boyn-
ton Beach last evening.
Miss Bessie Pullen, of Gordon
street, is visiting relatives in Rights
town.
Miss Bessie Ferguson, who was
visiting Miss Gertrude Pfeiffer, has
returned to her home in New York.
Herbert d. Woglom, of Water
street, will spend a weeks vacation
from his duties in Newark.
A granddaughter arrived last night
at the home of i. f. Fox, on Rector
street, the mother being Mrs. M. I.
Sheriff., of Irvington.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30
CAPTAIN Hank uaG Dying.

ISLIP, N. Y. June 30.-Captain Hank
Half is slowly sinking at his home
here. The heat has weakened him, and
it is feared the end cannotle far off.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-06-30

Victor Benish, so Washington st.
Our Sc Cigar is the best, SO smokers
say. Give them a trial and be con-
vineed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17
The Commoner''
Mr.. Bryan's Paper.

Now Is the time 20 secure Mr
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need the paper and Mr.. Bryan
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moner OF public ownership q
railroad and telegraph systems.
the election Of u. s. Judges ana
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as well as new life 10 the party.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17
The Coming Fuel.

The value OF free alcohol 70 the
public can be better appreciated when
the many uses Of this product are
known 10 the farmers OF the coup-
try rncle Sam, being DESTROYS or
giving the public the fun benefit Of.
the opportunities III store, PURPOSES
having an exhibit at the jamestown
Exposition. showing the development
and uses Of denatured alcohol which
is made from HE producers Of the
farm and garden This exhibit Will
be in charge OF competent govern.
ment officials Of the experiment sta
lions OF the Department Of Agrlcnl-
ture
In connection with this govern
ment exhibit viii be exhibits Of VAL
ions kinds Of Internal combustion
engines nsing denatured alcohol Tor
fuel Farmers will learn at The
jamestown Exposition how 70 save
labor An thousand different WAYS
They viii be shown how they can
utilize machinery for saving wood
chopplng stock feed. pumping water
any many other things And the t1r-
mers'wifr can employ machinery iaf
doing her churning washing, nperal,
Ing her sewing machine. and 10 many
other ways 10 save labor Special
machinery IS ALREADY heing made Tor
utillzing this new and cheap f1d
and So economical will be this inei
alcohol that every farmer can make
his own supply from the waste prod.
ucts d his farm
tncl6 sam VIII Also show tho pub.
| lie how TO use ieuaured alcohol %
f fuel for heating aud cooking pur-
poses At home and FOR liahilng the
lhouses aud country roads lie VIII
teach the farmers how ,hcy may
save time and expense by making
their fuel and lights AZ - small .
cost that their Twins expenses vii
be reduced q mimmnm and iheii
conyenleueos 40 greatly inorsase,
lthat tbes will lind real luxury IL
living GA a farm
The jamestown Exposition who're
Uncle SAM now show viii h. giyel
free 10 everybody viii open its gate
70 the public on ihe historic shurr'
II Hampton Roads Near Sorfolk
Yreinla Npra % lsn7 aud Gloss
November 30 lspl
II viii be an international cNpo
sition given in honor 81 The three
lhuudrcdth auukcrsary Of The frs
permanent English settlement d
! America
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17
a iiEMlNu GosPEL

The Rev J G Warren, ptst Of
sharon Baptist Church Bei"r Ca
says Of Electric Bitter 'f Is q
Godsend 10 mankind u cured me Of
lame back stlft Joints and COM
pleie physical collapse ! was 80
weak It took me hall au hour To walk
a mile Two bottles OF Electric np.
tiers haye made me 20 strong nave
lust walked three miles ig 30 minutes
and feel like watkins 'hrec iawe
It's made a new man 81 me Great
est remedy Tor weakness and an
stomach. LAYER and kidney complaints
sold under guarantee at \ N Hughes
Drug Store Price 5nc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17
TYPHOID FEVER.
RMes Telling How 10 Avoid the
Fatal Disease issued by the
State Board of Health.

The State Board Of Health has is
sued a circular in regard 10 the pre-
veution OF typhoid fever The FEVER
s,slsnn is now approaching and the
following rules have been prepared by
Or J. NJ Mathews, President, and
rs y Mccormack Secretary
Z When II is known or suspected
that person has typhoid fever he
shnutd be placed in large well ven
tilated room, with the windows and
doors we'll screened, aud such pre-
paratinn should be made from the
first day for the thorough and sys-
tensatie disinfection Of all discharges
from the bowels and kidneys as VIII
protect other members OF The family
the attendants and the community
4 solution Of chloride u lime
eight ounces 10 the gallon OF water
should be provided In quantity, and
quart of this should be put In the
he'd pan ar vessel each time before
iit N buried An equivalent solution
OF ereoliu. or thick whltewash made
FROM the fresh quicklime may be-
used In the same way when the chic
ride OF lime cannot be obtained but
with these 1t least two hours will be
required. % complete The disinteetion
* saiea bed or body linen should
remain in the chloride nt lime solu-
ilion Tor an hour aud may then be
safely put in the family wash Soil.
ed saper OF clothes used about The
patient should he Immediately burn
ID Attendants should wash their
tauds frequently aud the lips. ana
rinse the mouth always before eat
ling No one should partake Of any
food which has stood in The sick
ruoul Ail Of these precautions should
be- continued until the recovery Is
oomplete and until an dlarrbeea has
ceased
4 Typhoid fever Is not contagiuus
lin the sense commonly understood.
and il me precautions above indi.
Gated are faithfully ami lnielligeutly
cautsd out a case ma, be treated in
any family on community with pef-
fer safety II others have the dis
ease it viii be because they were
infected from the sumo source as the
patient. on contracted It elsewhere
The same precautions shoUld De- OBJ
service in dSsentery and - other DE-
arrhoeag diseases. Including summer
ea.nplAinf in children
i sell water and uatltefei
Satet from rivers draining inhabiiei
iueas. yhers typhoid fever and dlar-
rlipS,i diseases are likely 10 occur
at any time, and milk stored in cans
on vessels washed In such water.
shouid b. looked upon as suspicious
and should always be boiled be.nte
it IS drunk by anyone no. immune
la.m typhoid fever In the alseree
Of a reti,hle. filtered, public water
supply carefully collected ar'I prop
cry scored, cistern water Is safest
. g. The windows and do5fs OF M
DWELLING houses. and especially Of The
kither and dining room uoould al.
ways be well screened. and the flies
aetwllls Eapt oart. Unless this Is done
cars'essly managed case Of typhoid
! fever. or other diarrhoeal disease
even mile or more away, may be a
E SOU CO OF danger on account OF dies
l As mosquitoes are now known to be
the curriers' OF malaria. the same
precautions win protect from this
poison aiso.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17

Frankfort, KY, Aug 7.-chairman
Chinn. Of the State Election Com
mission, today called meeting of
that body to be held here on August
so for the purpose OF organizing and
naming members of County Election
Boards for the several counties Of the
state. These County Commissioners
are appointed under Section 1886
OF the statutes. which provides that
the dominant political parties shall
ieconmend names from which lists
the County Commissioners sh@il be
selected. The selections must be
NIUE in August
1t is announced in cablegram
from William Jennings Bryan at Paris
that the great Democratic leader viii
visit Louisville on September 18th,
which win be made the occasion Of
great reception in his honor on be-
half of the Democracy Of the solid
South, which will be participated in
by the Governors United States SEN
ators, Congressman and prominent
Democrats from every Southern State.
A hunt for ihe person who has
been opening aud tampering with
registered letters eetn to the north
eastern corner Of Kentucky resulted
in the arrest of Postmaster r. p.
Saulsberry, at Saulsberry, Ky The
office there is a central point for
star route mail for several of the
mountain counties A dozen ar more
letters had been held up when In
spector Holmes, AGENTS Speer and
Hennen went from Cincinnati to in
vestigate. Decoy letters containing
money were placed in the mail at the
same time. Speer and Hennen, in
their telegram, say that they got the
decoy letter and money on the per
son of Saulsberry, and that after bis
arrest he made a full confession.
clearing up the various matters about
which complaints were lodged. The
postmaster is in jail awaiting a hear
ing before the rniJed States Com
missioner. Another man has been
pu, in chrse Of the office The IN
spectors think that Saulstcrry was
short of money and was irving to
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17
LOOK ouT FoR pAlNr,

BE sure that you don't get stuck
on It There are many inferior kinds
on the market Use only good
quality in painting your house. 1t
is economy to do so. We guarantee
what We sell to be Just as we tell
you. See us before buying else
where Snyder Hardware Co.. Louisa.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17

and using the funds they contained .
afterwards sending them, on 20 their
destinations.
kentucky has total OF S2S9,SiS.-
S17 represented in life policies
Mt Sterling, Ky, Aug lS.-At Big
Woods saWmil. Indian creek, Newt
Osborn was seriously injured BY
saw and had a narrow escape from
death In handling the carriage his
foot came in contact with the saw
teeth, cutting the member TO the bone
and his left leg was broken His
body was being quickly carried 10 th-
saw, but quick presence Of mind in
throwing himself from the carriage,
prevented his body from being cut
in twain
IL 2Mnsyille. Ky An Nv Il
Be, was arrested by county Cero-
ner Alensworth. charged with cruel
~ bcating his wife and causing he
lean last Monday Berry is white
ma and Is in inil .aitirg trial
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Alta meeting Of leading citizens al
the Louisville Board Of Trade. i
committee OF twelve was appointed
to go to New York to confer with
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po,,ow,r. tho ad,,,i,c no ,ho n.n,.
ocra,lc S,ate rvacnrlve Committee q,
r,ne nroviding for tho ann,ipfmen,
~ electio, Officers 10 serve a, the
s,o,a ,,.,,arv no tho county chat.
man instead of nv the state commi,
zee Lewis Mo'luo"h' oha'iiiah ol IN
suD-coiiiihi''ee "ppoiu'eu 10 AZ ''''H'
! lhe qetalls ol Tue pr''iiat tesls'iep
ana declares ne VIII nave no'n'l's'
! Wpa'eNef' 70 10 win the pi''lla' ,
4ne says the ruies are III 'loid''oh 81
the party laws ana Tue primary "ou'p
be Illegal
cono-assr,an rro,L uonki,s al
tho Tentb District has successull,
,la,od botb ande asainst tho middle
n tho contest for the Democratic
om,na,,oo NJ, uonkirs did NOT
announce for re-nomination but whom
p..a Coonar nayis Hatcher uar,is
canahan and tho choicest brand al
p.oo,hi., ,andis,s COT VOL tangled he
graca,u,lv nlucked the Mum from the
h,oom,n. nuddin, and calmly walked
quay with II We rather admire the
uonL,rs STYLE -clipner
Cynthiana, KY, Aug lo.-Ihe non
Claude NJ. pesha' prominent IN poh,
a, bis home in this city this morning
| Anoplexy is supposed to have been
the cause His body was discovered
on tho stairway in sitting position
with one arm resting on the banIsters
In is supposed that Mr.. Desha on
starting 10 retire became faint and
exhausted and expired before he
could call assistance. Mr. Desha wa,
fortv.nine years old and had repre-
scented Harrison county in the Leg.
is'a'u'e' was ~ IN rnan,,o,r, :,
uu'ins 'ne uoNY'e =, a.a no :.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17

sharpsburg, KY Aug. l2.-Mrs. Vim
Saueffield wife of prominent farm
er 81 the Chestnut Grove county
10; her husbands gun this mor,,;ls
< sgotl : mad dog 81 1t ne s.n
Slip, aid, instead of shooting the dog,
she snot two toes off her right foot
OH developments in Kentucky will
be. somewhat retarded by the drop
III prices OF ,the crude oil aud a
wiidcas strike is said to be badly
needed to bolster the market OPP
erations are more active in Kentucky
Than elsewhere.
Richmond Va Aug i5.-Dr James
b McCaw. a native of Richmond
and one Of the oldest physicians in
Virginia died today, aged eighty
four years. lie was a prominent
Confederate surgeon, and during the
war between the States had charge
Of chimborazo Hospital here, where
10000 Confederate soldiers were
treated
Beattyville. KY, Aug. ls..-stanf2rd
Garrett, coiored. was shot in both
eyes by Jack Spicer at Spicer's home
three miles west OF here. Garrett,
with gang of negroes. gathered
near Spicer's house and Quarreled.
spicer ordered them away Garrett
is said to have cursed him and TO
have drawn revolver ON SpIeer,
when Spicer secured a shotgun and
shot Garrett through both eyes, des.
troying the sight and inflicting prob.
ably fatal injuries, Spicer gave M
Secretary OF the Navy Charles J
Bonaparte. in an address on "Anar-
chism and It's Remedy" recommend
ed the death penalty for assassins o.
wonld-be assassins. and close con
flnement and whipping for lesser
offenders. He said that socialism ant
anarchism We're shoots from the sam,
riot
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-08-17

The Larue County Herald ia an
advocate Of quick action all along
the line In criminal assault eases. as
shown by the following editorial
The circumstances OF a negro being
brought before the court. tried. CON
vieted and hung in less than an hour'f
time at Mayfield last week is being
commented on all over the country
An hour was ample time To spend on
the wretch who assaulted white
woman and he was doubtless glad a
mob did not burn him Some Of the
papers of other States think his trial
should have occupied few hours Of
time But the mob was holding a
watch on the proceedings and was
ready TO call time" had there been
any delay II was the best conduct
ed trial Of that nature that was ever
held in Kentucky and an hour was
ample time for the court 10 act and
the jury to decide The devil did
not waste that much time on the
brute when he got him