The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-03-08

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ed here to-day. II was feared lhat
Mr.. Prewitt would do something yio-
lent when be learned that the ne
,,ro had tried to lay his hands on
The young girl, so the family kept
the matter Quiet.
The American Tobacco Company
paic Is cents pound for Burnley
.obaeco in Mt Sterling. This Is
the highest Price paid in several
years.
Judge JOS. f. Robbins, OF May
field. will be Special Judge OF me
Scott Circuit Court TO preside IN
the next trial OF the case OF Caleb
Powers. the Goebel murder consplr-
ato. Gov. Dcciham offered the APP
polntment to Judge Robbins, and
Judge Robbins accepted by wire.
He presided AZ the last trial OF thls
noted case.
The State Farmers Institute clos
ed its business, after a session q
three days IN Shelbyyille, and NE
results are regarded as highly tat
isfactory 10 those who conducted II
jacksonville, Ky. Feb, S--John
Sin ms, well-known farmer who
Hives few miles from here, Is a
believer in the Roosevelt idea about
race suicide. This week boy was
horn TO Mrs Simms. whhh makes
the seventeenth child OF the
Fchildren eleven have been boys and
six girls. Ten boys and five girls
are living. Mr. simms has been mar
led twice. Tic is well known IN
Mad,sonvllle and Hopkins county
aud Is one OF the leading farmers
OF the county
One unexpected feature developed
this morning. Hubert Vreeland thc
Commissioner OF Agriculture was
presented handsome gold watch
the PITT OF Tie farmers who have
been attending the institute The
mo, tmeut started last night tnl
It was the result OF GENERAL &c.
sire on the part Of the farmers .
shoN some real appreciation % their
regard for him ana the work h.
has done IN the commissioner Of
flee. Subscriptions we're limited b
amount. tho intention being g
'et everybody in. but some wera
not in time and could not Iariicl-
pate. although they wanted TO adj
to the amount which vas fixed a.
appropriate The presentation Na
made during the morning session q
the institute and the farmers shove,
by their manner their interest II
tho young man who has been work
! ing With and for them for the las
: four years
The next institute will BE- held q
Frankfort. under the Law. II /
the intention to hold the meeting
'ust prior to the Legislative session
or during It's opening days. 70 that
az one OF the delegates expressed Z
they can camp on the trail OF N
members until they got the Lexis
lation the farmers think they ough
to have" II Is probable tina
re several important measures viii
taken up at the next meeting an
Z presented to hte General Assembly.
Especially will an effort be mad
TO Increase the appropriation 70
State College 30 that a regular ehal
Of agriculture and a special buudin
= 'or The course can be maintained 1
that college. The farmers vi
= try also to set Sta;e aid for road
" or provision for an amendment I
= the Constitution so that this ma
~ be legal.
8 Nj Sterling, KY. Map,h s.-An,
ordering Phil Bolts, the negro char
ed viii attempted assault on Nil
" Mary V. Prewitt. to the Ashian
~ jail for satekeepIng. County Jud,
~ Hazelrigg secretly changed the or,
W or uLd sent Bolts by buggy to Pa
" is last night. The train on whlc
40 he was TO be taken to Ashland ",
III watched and the crowd seemed thrca
enip6,
= Deputy Shcriffs Richardson ar
=, Crooks therefore drove through
:, the right. landing their prisoner "a
80 at Paris early this morning. III
az people here are more excited tn,
!, ever, and are eager TO get hold
=, Bolts He will be kept out
the county until the excitement n
=, sides.
~ ',e Bolts was charged with haylt
a, shot man named Black ana wi
IN having robbed the residence Of
rh II, Wood, but was acquitted. }
ma Prestt stood by him in an
I. troubles.
Miss Prewltt is sim very neryo
NJ over her experience. The negro "
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