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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

Will work a large gang OF men to
carry out their contract.
The grand stand will be $50 feet
long and SO feet deep. II viii seat
5000 persons.
The ground floor will be devoted
10 an exhibition hail. and will pro-
vide space for many Of the agri-
cultural and industrial exhibits to
be shown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
HEARST CHARGED
WITH CzARISM

CHICAGO. july 30-CharRes OF
czarlsm are made against William
Randolph Hearst In his conduct OF
the Independence party convention
AZ Chicago IN an affidavit made 20.
day by Joseph 4. Marshall Of Ply.
mouth Nebraska.
The affidavit declares the belief
Of the afflant that the Independence
convention was packed" and
charges that the platform as adopt.
cd bv the committee was changed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
LET CONTRACT FOR
FAIR GRAND STAND

The contract for the construction
OF the grand stand nj the Western
Washington Fair grounds. on East
Madison st. was let yesterday to
y. J Rounds a. Co.
The contractors are under a
heavy penalty 20 have the grand
stand completed by August %, and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
On THE FRONT

n cu u Seattle - due to-
fizAi frnu s4akway with ii9 pas
sasss ~ 1850 cases Of salmon.
re- karfhwsxfern lost several
kgaa hne Ia maneuverlng around
nh q hxs lied 70 = buoy 10 the
y1szn lAls morning Harbormas-
y sYsldinx Afterwards gave notice
b ~ Chesley Tug company that
isFsafsf n will ALLOW no RATS to
y bed 70 tie buoys
fhs Victoria n scheduled 70 sail
tsm Nome Tor Seattle. The North.
tsfsrn lor Nome. i 10 depart To-
z.rDx night
Bringing 2zs passengers and q
~ had II freight. the Governor
" arrive In port at about 6 TO.
M.
Agksh0nse tender America Is
hzkesing preparatory 10 sailing
r BeFsng sea light house stations
~ pFoFisl0ns
ne n 8 Dollar arrived 10 take
= cargo for North China ports
p I'll proceed to Portland 10
smplsse sith lumber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Trophy for italian Runner.

LONDON. July 30. Matthew Hal
pin. manager OF the American
Olympic team announced today
that when he returns to America
be will raise a fund for the purpose
OF purchasing a trophy 10 be pre-
scented 20 D0rando. the Italian run
ner, who finished first IN the Mar
sihon race. but Was disqualified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
SOLD POOR CREAM.

j. G. Burnam. proprietor OF the
Northwestern dairy. was fined $50
by Judge Gordon in police court
this morning for selling cream that
had less than IS per cent OF butter
fat. In violation OF a city ordinance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Prince Manies a Former
Dance Hall Queen and
All Germany Is So Shocked

.,..... Wy Onite0 Frees.l
bEhiiN, July 30 Kaiser VII.
helm learned today that he has
been outwllted and defmted by
Cupid. and was forced to admit
the victory OF the little god OF love
In the face OF the imperial man
date Of the great emperor. for
Marie Sulxer. the former dance hall
queen. has been the wife OF Prince
Joachim. Of Prussia, since August
10 OF last year.
The wedding was made known
this afternoon for the first time.
and the news came AZ great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
SUES TO RESTRAIN
LUMBER MERGER

duetry waa brought today IN the cir.
cult court by Attorney General Had.
ny 81 Missouri. Judge kinsey To-.
,ssiod temporary order restraining
the proposed combine.
The case was set for hearing on
August ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
,,,,uts Frequent in Spite
Il Special Police and
sllly Shsrifs,

. AZ fact that Chiet Of Fo-
"a has detailed special po-
" =. J patrol the waterfront
w. ..ln saith has sworn ia
nj 800 ,ees,y sherifgs. violence Is
vi Alng pFcvenied. -. .,,,
ssh he police are unable
80 -, ~ lev arrests have been
. ~ IA mans outbreaks are to-
gssss. =. ~ he discontinued ON
wMs 60, Il, Al pier 5 gor a time last
W '.' Aseaase Of the danger from
ave. ~ esAer missllcs thrown By
So So. stone th0~ins Was slso
.s.lsssee this mesning W mart
i ? say the aaioa men threS
tpsaas .s. egsr the head Of the po-
q - 4 duty, and be made no
s,ssmpl 10 mlerfeFe'
s.llss 10 Interfere.
: u,eeoes. Of sloa !. Ash At Ia Y,
-. "a A FxedeElcks, q the ~.
s''s - Tseoma. were assaulted
~ s.,s u Yssler wAy this mora
:. ssksss Frederaess said
~ x Aeal M till re Sos away
- ~ ,s.s. and thea ~ run back
- =. .srsAcase. Oar policeman
Y ~ -. shsfe and dld nothing
~ off.esr IN question claimed
~. = rsala not leave bis beat.
~ ~. man wese workers % ne v az
.ea. aaa viii y seal % Tacoma On
~ boas this alssrnoos. 80
seaors q two men heins as
s.alsea At pier 4 sAis uswn.ns va
800 a General MaaaxsF hw son
- "a Alaska stssmsAlg eealpsns
g. .rs nea We nd neen work.
- III nlxhs wsv ersas up town
= ~ shelr hreakfaxt when Jumped
rpon hy psekets
u.rssu Ketchum and James
49, sAo hare been doing long
- ssrk since the strike began.
-. xsrlald near the Snug HAfbor
80. hi night One Of the men
s-.sAAI feang and punched him IN
Z, = slseF which ~ broke loose
al ~ % BIZ heels
xsnualsn Men Alarmed.
m 50 union men are becoming
sxrmsd n the Number Of assaults
,aa Ar Akink place. and some
Ne 1met themselves officer
csnssr tbs morning disAFmed
iasrIss SPARKS a bufly negro. az
W. n No shells werc ia the gun
asa-anh,n worker named Bur
asu iugmerly a diver for the Pa
a. Coast Steamship company.
rsa Tat FIVE pickets followed
N ut night and. when he reach.
4 faerth and NlrginlA. attacked
ID H s&ys be was knocked down
x ucked he has maay cuts ON
} shsss Burbanks did not come
! rrs this morning
n strike Is delaying several
~ = the harhor longer than
- The InveTic should have got
J ssay yesterday. but Il may take
" sara more 10 complete her
IN The Watson Is a day late
esa*s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
Let 0rilIia Bridge Contract
to Same Old Company on
Same Old Terms.

The county commissioners had a
streak ~ generosity yesterday. and
insisted on giving the International
Contrac, Co. another Of their mid
season donations IN the shape OF
an emergency" contract No bids
we're called for. and therefore there
xaa no competition
The members % the board. an.
doubtedly realizing the extreme
satisfaction with which the inter.
national Contract Co has always
received" this exclusive county
work. authorized the company 90
90 ahead and FIN up the Orilhh
bridge. At actual cost, plus 10 per
cent
That actual cost feature seems 10
be almost az much OF a Joke "a r.
z. Marks first Introduction 20 the
racing game II chiefly consists
of the company's disposition 20
turn IN all kinds 81 bills for ma
terial. labor. etc. and which the
commissioners promptly pay.
Velvet for Contractors.
The i5 per cent is velvet. or some
other equally satisfactory article on
the come easy" counter. Logical
IS rs per cent means 1900 81 the
whole OF anything. In these emer.
gency contracts. the proportion Is
more a figure OF speech than an
equation in exact mathematics.
II IL prcaumptuons 10 suppose
that there are any other contract.
ora IN the county who can handle
bridge repairs besides the Inter
Contract Co There Is a
state law governing the actions or
the commissioners. which Gays that
they shall call for bids on al bridge
work which viii exceed $500 In
cost But Il seems 10 have been a
case Of mistaken identity some
how. The printer made a mistake,
or the legislators we're lapsus
or-pshaw. what's the use
of taking laws we're certainly not
intended for any real live, un-fo-
date county commissioner who
wanted to hold his job another
term.
Emergencies Defined.
The commissioner explained one
day that these emergencies In
bridge repairs came during times
OF freshets and floods or course
the weather In clear Ia the city TO.
daV aud fhere has bean no heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

the Erie railroad passenger station
and shot herself twice. One bullet
passed through her mouth and an.
other through her riEht eye. No
reason Il known for the suicide.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

ST LOUIS, July so.--A suit to
restrain q gigantic merger Of lum'
Der companies throughout the Unit.
ed states into a 100000. 600 com.
hine Go control the yellow pine In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

The Portland left Valdez for Sc
attic Tuesday night with 1875 pas
scngers aud $50 tons OF ore.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

before II was presented TO the con.
yontion. The charges have aroused
great interest here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
TEACHER A SUICIDE.

CLEVELAND. ohio. July 3d.
Miss Minnie Datzel. aged 20. a
teacher IN the public schools here.
today walked into the iavatorY u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
OINKY LITTLE CAMERA O.7

~ yon want an
idea OF the YER
nal PASTORAL
scenery alb ut
Goldneld. New.
i give Il 10 you
herewith Wood
land. meadows.
running brooks
and flowers no
where 10 be seen.
Just deReFt and
ahackH and shaft
houses The pic
tnro shows the
most important
part of Coidnold,
the reduction
mill % the Con.
eolldatsd. where
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30

tsry person has a desire to
rare " ne increase Of wealth.
's' many want greater pros.
psf'ty than 10 afforded BY the
is's q Interest paid BY the
swings banks. The newspa-
psfs carry many schemes that
'fsmise great returns from
is~ eolisrs Invested, which ~.
hssncs the snaali saver 10
sah1Fsu HE earnings from
ks bank to invest. We ad.
"ss ssstien on the part Of all
~no contemplate such 4 move.
ssfs are cHly . few exeep.
esnsl cascs where small sums
sis Invested safely. and which
'sy more thar a reasonable in
,sfe~ return. The savings
s.hk % q convenient place for
-ssping your savings. a fsa
p'<es Tor funds, and the In.
e.est rate is consistent with
.s's'y. Your money earns .
.'a'ss snount Of interest; this
ps'a a regular times. The
So stands behind the guar.
'''ss o. : per cent Interest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
The Living Skeleton

ua has the ffams- -
work for a good build 80
ing All ne needs ia 10. ~
rarrf stomach 20 supply al
the building material
n Vtuf stomach Wnu1 1LTA
dlFeat Yaur faud the only KIN
say Fou ear restore 70 % ~ IN
= healthy condition iH 20 WIN 81
restore lee euarGF H/
that comes from sisc- III III I
trirify IN n
Uisatro- Vfaef. applied M
while yaa sleep fills tie iNNl~Fl
stomach ard nerves with [" N
new life and sim. a. re- ~ n
news strength ir every In ~
vital organ when your FlkAAA
bodily machinery has all INN I'M
the ausraF ii needs there " AN
can BE- no stomach Ivy
trouble no weakness OF 4"
aiimsut u any kind
Elactrast inar has done A
wonders Tor me. ft IL.
cured enc of INDIGESTION TN
aud ngarraua n bad tasa M
~ vafiroraie. IN
GEORGE HHOH0H in
Great Falls Mont
IfaffT1. Nlrnr lH curing
people every day You lIl
should know about o. I'm
MF i03+pafa Illustrated NM
book explains eli This .s&IN
book l. free NJ Y0Ht 49,
bring OF nail me thia .rgh1
coupon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-30
emergencies Defined.

The commissioners explained one
day that these emergencies in
bridge repairs came during times
OF freshets and floods or course
the weather is clear Ia the city to-
day. and there has been no heavy
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
Saw Lincoln Killed.

Word has been received Of the
sudden death at his home near Ir-
Onton. Ohio. Of the death Of Andrew
Jackson Jones. aged II years. at one
time a wealthy mine owner and hor-
ticulturist Mr. Jones was a vete-
ran Of the civil war. having served
with distinction in the second VIZ
ginia Artillery attaining the rank Of
Captain He was at the time Of Lin
eoln's assassination. present II
Ford's Theater when Booth fired the
fatal shot At that time he was a
Sergeant of Artillery on special duty
as a guard TO the President For
conspicuous bravery on that occasion
Re was promoted to a captainey.
After the war Mr.. Jones returned
to Lawrence county and amassed Z
fortune in mining. Later he retired
and devoted his energies to hortieul-
ture-
Captain Jones is survived by four
ehildren-Mrs- chas Hammond. IOhr
Q A. Jones. Miss Rose Jones and
Mrs. Jos. Joseph Gillen. Of Ironton
Ohio.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
RS LOUISA LAWRENCE COUNTY. KENTUCKY FEB a. 1908.
Mrs Beer En,ertaius.

Among the delightful festivities
among the weekend events was the
function given Saturday evening BY
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Beer. at their beau
tiful new residence. zi57 East Ocean
avenue About sixty guests we're re-
ceived in the elegant new home and
an atmosphere Of charming sociabilI-
" prevailed tinged with the delightful
southern spirit.
bic Is all over. The house has been
Ell with bloom roses being used in the
decorations. The walls OF the home
are hung with beautiful paintings
from the brush OF Mrs. Beer. The
charming arrangement Of rooms with
the spacious dining room. broad
staircase. and parlors. are particular
y adopted 10 entertaininE.
conviviality OF a charming sort
marked the occasion and among the
enjoyable musical features was a duet
by Mrs. II. H. Haas. OF Highland
Park. and Mr.. Bickford Later pine
apple ice. cake. salted almonds. stuff
ed dates and marsh meIloWs were
served-LOng Beach. lcalJ Press.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
WITHOUT BAIL.
Beech Hargis Held For Killing
His Father. Judge nargis.

On page seven appears an account
Of Jaekson's last tragedy. the kill
ing OF Judge James Hargis by his
only son
Young Hargis was taken into eour,
Monday for an examining trial. but
his attorney. Judge d. b. Redwine.
waived examination and the Court
held the prisoner with0Gt bail The
grand jury will meet next Monday.
The burial Of Judge Hargis vas at
tended by q large crowd The fun
eral was preached BY a special friend
one Of the old Regular Baptis;s
Bee eh Hargis was taken from The
jail 70 his home By a strong guard
before the casket Was closed and a.
lowed 10 view his fathers body. u,
sobbed few times and asked to b
taken back to iail
When In Louisville sbou; u,
seeks before his death Judge iIarsii
was In a wholesale undertaking. e.
adjustment lie called the at,ea
sion Of a clerk TO sisoo cassci an,
sid he wanted tohe buried in that
kind Of a easket when he del II
told his booS-keepsr ahoa; Il ans
after his death Mrs. Hargis telegraph
"a for the caske, selected
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
WEST POINT.
Judge John F. Hager's SOI
Passes Examination And
VIII Enter Famous School.

Richard Hager. son Of Judge Jno.
r Hager. Of Ashland. reoeived a tel
egrSm announcing that he had been
&ceSSfcl in taking the examination
for admission 70 west Point. the T.
s Military Academy. and Mr.. HAger
Is receiving the hearty congr&tula-
tons Of his many friends
Mr.. Haser spent two years in Viz
ginia Military Institute. and last fAll
took a preparatory course in lead
ing New York state military school
Two weeks seO he went to Columbus
and took the required examination.
ard the news that he had successful
" pasSed this examination was en-
hodiea in the telegram received
He expects 10 enter West Point en-
March lst.-lndependent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
REVERSED
By Court of Appeals.
Case Of Bonding Company
Against Lawrence County.
Involving sl7OO.

The Court Of Appeals has reversed
the case Of the Etna Indemnity Com
pany against Lawrence County.
This is the suit brought to compel
Lawrence County to give Ex-Sheriff
Jesse cardle and bondsmen credit in
the settlement for about s27O0 worth
of county claims that he had taken on
TAX collections.
The officials refused to allow this
credit and the Lawrence Circuit courl
sustained them. The Court Of Ap-
pcals now reverses the case.
The attorneys for the Indemnity
Company say that this company viii
now complete its settlement on the
bond 1t win owe the county about
1880 on 1895 taxes after getting cred
{, for the claims in controversy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
john Baker Killed.

John Baker. \. 4 ". fireman. we'll
known In this city vas killed Monday
night near DingcsS
Il Is not known definitely how he
me, with his death. but II Is snppOs-
"a be lost his balance while standing
On the gang-way throwing oOAl in
the rre-box. The train was crossing
a bridge al the time and ne fell about
thirty feet into the stream below. The
train went halt a mile before the en-
gineer missed him
The train entered a siding near
Csnterhury and s,Ve;al II the men
On hoard vea, tack 20 l0ok for The
hOdy which VAS found in a maNgled
condition.
Baker vas stnl alive when they
reached him aud was carried On 10
olngeSs who're he received medical
ad. Ne was then taken 10 The hos
risal at nOr,smoctA, where he died
carly "Wednesday morning.
nAker was one of a, oldest ilremeu
now In the n a ". service Md MAS
very popalerwlsh The Nnrned men,.
|Nlpgo Republican
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
in DEFENSE
OF Rev. South G. Preston One Of
His Creditors Makes a
Statement.

Recently We copied an account Of
the financial transactions OF the
Rev. South G. Preston In a letter
to the West virginian. copied in the
Methodist Advocate. John n. Hard
esty makes the following explanation:
The fact in the case which has
been 50 largely heralded throughout
the state, are as follows: Last sum
mer Rev. Preston borrowed from Mrs
Ida Sturm sl.sOo.0O for 500 OF which
l went security. The other sI.ooo was
leaned him on his own note This
money was procured for the purpose
OF investing in property and business
In ut Lake, and vas 50 used.
Later Mr.. Preston borrowed from
the first National Bank Of Fairmont,
the sum of $500. with Mr.. James Law
les and myself as security. This note
Is nos due until FEB. l., The proceed:
of this note were used in payment for
8 property bought at Mt Lake for
sieOe.
The property bought BY Mr.. Pres
ton for sl.ee9 l bought from him AT
sisOe. paying Mrs. Ssurm by note.
$500 TO be a credit on the Preston
note Of s1.oO0. leaving only 500 due
her. Of which she is TO receive the
rent Of one Of the Mt Lake houses.
amounting TO $40
The remaining 500 due Preston is
10 be paid on purchase price Of prop
erty al Mt Lake. when due
Il have known Of Mr.. Preston's
movements and had correspondents
with him since he went to New York
h. having told his friends he Was
gcing there 10 Try IN recover the lose
sustained By a had season and a dis
asuOus fire in Mt Lake which destro.
ed his stock Of goods.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
MOTHER CASE

Sarah Payne. OF Portsmouth. =
Young woman OF perhaps - years.
was literally roasted alive Fsidzy
afternoon in a house in Huutingin..
conducted by Jennie wylse and Eva
Thompson
The girl had Just finished deSzin<
ard was wearing a flimsy blue d,on
on the order Of the kimOna. SAe en-
tered a mont room Of the hoaae and
vas standing in front Of a small szs
stove. turned rather high. The flanses
connected with her dress and n =
fash were leAping into the air above
her head She started to tear the
turning garment from her. bat h.
ing unable TO do 50. rushed scrsarn-
Ing to the hath room and turned the
water on and leaped into the bath tub
SEEING this effort futile. and saiIer-
Ing death a thousand times, ~
sprang nom the tub and dashed ~
the han where the Wylie Woman
began beating al the fire with a nj
porter. The suffering victim stoo1
with her hands raised above her Acai
ard burned 20 eriSR the raNes
mounting above her he'd and trra-
ine her hair almost completely OF
After figAting desperately tor scscs~
Al minutes with the aid Of thoue
about her. the flames were finally ex-
tingOished, but not until aseg they
had done their deadly work, hugnlnE
the unfortunate Elrl's. hands 10 =
W'sR burning one ear cntlrcy oit..
and chArrlng the skin 50 terribly thak
4 len nom tho Nody lfOm ohc kncn
10 the edse Of the hair
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
kst 3Iole1 Row.

Frank Buier. oolored. team driveI
|fpr the BIG, Sandy Millins cOmrany-
ras Walking leisurely up Main s,ree'
few evenings ago. When near The
Artist church Prank vas surprised
I'D severely shoeked by heavy blow
n ding on TIE hack Of his neck. HS
Intnedlately concluded that he Was
h4lly shot. and started on a dead
mn NJ tAs ssrses yeliing murder
a. rery jump. is TIE mos; distressing
tor6 Imaginable lie landed at Jokr
P,ckfelrs house The entire neigh
ncrh,od vas sruuied and IL vas some
tine before the fActs could be OBJ
ninc4 Il deveiored that Elder and
Antholy Clark. a 10 cOiOred. had
vayiall Prank and struck him with {
cssh
They we're arrested and tried and
lound cver 10 TIE grand iury upon
flony dAArEe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
REEL HATFIELD
Bound and Left to Die.
Almost Frozen to Death and May
Lose Feet and One
Arm.

George Hatfield. a merchant living
at Flat Gap. was here Tuesday with
bis brother. Reel Hatfield. a youth OF
soOut 20 years of age. whom he had
brought from Naugatuck. W. Va The
young man Is a deaf mute and was
il. q very bad condition physically
HIS feet we're 50 badly frozen that
hs could not walk. and ii Is feared
they may have to be amputated-
His hands, arms and ears were also
In the same condition It is one
Of the most pitable cases imaginable
and the criminals 1hO are response
bic for it deserve the severest pun
ishment.
Hatfield was found by hunters in
the woods near Naugatucz in an
almost lifeless condition His hands
and feet were tied and he was un-
conscious. 1t is thought that he had
bteh a. that spot fOF a0S1t tNo Gays
II Is said the boy was made to wad,
the river before being tied
On last Friday he told some friend
that he was going 10 his home il
Pike county. Kentucky. He had near
4 SEQ and It is supposed he was as
sanlted and robbed on his way 4
the station. as he had no money whel
found
George Hatfield heard of the out
rage and went at once to Naugatucl
and took the boy to his home H
offered a reward of 500 for the az
lprehension OF the demons who com
mitted the horrible crime. and il i
sincerely hoped they will be caught
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
CAPTURED
Horace Elensley Brought Back 10
Lawrence County.

sheriff r. A. Stone went to Hunting
toe Saturday with a requisition and
brought Horace Hensley TO Louisa
and placed him in Jail to answer an
Indictment On Monday he was re-
LEASED on sieoo bond furnished BY
Ssm Sheperd-
More than a year ago Hensley and
James Kitchen had a shooting serape
In the western part Of the county.
Kitchen and a woman were wound-
ell aud Hensley lost an eye. Hensiey
left the State and Was oaly
recently located. He VAS arrested,
but refused TO return without q
reQuisitiOn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-02-14
A Valentine Party.

Mrs ]. ]. Johnson entertained 20
ladies "Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
wm Carey. The decorations. IA
vors. tally cards. etc, were all sug-
gestiye Of St Valentines day. Flinch
was the chief pastime employed. The
r,lreshments served were OF the most
delicious kinds II was an elegant
affair all the way through and the
guests express themselves as having
rost thoroughly enjoyed the after
noon.