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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22
COURT NEWS

w s. Hamilton commissioned no
tarv public. Bond given in the sum
Of $3.50 with Arch Fleming and NJ. NJ
Foster as sureties.
Maggie Grace appointed administra-
trix OF the personal estate OF Henry
Burk, deceased. Bond, $50, Saliie
Hewitt surety.
MYRTLE shroyer appointed guardian
80 EDNA shroyer and Kenneth Shroyer
infant heirs Of Frank Shroyer. de-
ceased. Bond, $50, c. E. shroyer sure
ty.
Maria Abate appointed administra'
trix of the personal estate OF Frank
Gatino, deceased. Bond. 500. Philip
PllIegrino surety.
Nellie StaIcy appointed admintstra'
trtx of the personal estate of William
NJ. staley, deceased. Bond. $50; FeS-
tus r. Fleming surety.
Maggie Grace appointed ndministra'
trix of the personal estate OF Sam No
land, deceased. Bond, SIS; sallie
Hewitt surety.
Marriage Licenses.
Pinkney Wilson and Arizona Ander
son.
W. Clarence spurgeon and Jennie
Ray.
intermediate Court.
In the cause OF Jerusha Putnam VS..
John Joseph Putnam plaintiff award
ed an absolute divorce.
In the cause of Andrew ]. Ice vs.
Ina Rogers ct al. decree of sale AMI
decree confirming sale awarded.
In the cause OF Charles A. Snider VS..
Naude snIder the defendant petition.
ed the court to set aside the decree al
ready entered in the cause on the
ground of certain errors recited in the
petition. An order was awarded for
docketing motions for hearing and for
alimony.
The cause of Lot L, Thomas VS..
Charles f. Conway ct al, dismissed.
In the cause of James vansickle,
assignee, VS.. Nellie B. Fortney ct al.
separate answers we're filed.
In the case of George L. Doolittle
VS.. Gertrude C. Doollttle, plaintiff
awarded divorce a mensa ct thoro.
Ellery B. Evans appointed commit
tee for Enoch s. Evans, an insane per-
son. Bond was given In the sum Of
81 900 with Ephriam 3, Hays ~ sure
".
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22
il Fl. Kinlxead S
Father Dead
MESSAGE RECEIVED YESTERDAY
ANNOUNCING DEATH = NO
PARTICULARS WERE
GWEN

Mr.. j. H. Kinkead received tele-
gram yesterday from his home at
Greenfield, Ohio, announcing the death
Of his father, Mr.. R. c. Kinkead, which
occurred yesterday at his home at
that place. No particulars were stat
ed in the message and as no news Of
his illness had reached here 1t is
thought his death was sudden. Mr..
Kinkead was SO years of age and is
survived by his wife and several chill
dren. A grandson. John Perry Simon,
died a few weeks ago. Mr.. Kinkead
left to-day for Greenfield to attend the
funeral services, which will be held
on Friday.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22
Notice to LadIes.

A woman's hair is source OF pride
II 1t is properly cared for. The hands
and face also need constant attention.
ANYBODY desiring special treatment
of the hair, facial massage or mani
curing will receive prompt service By
calling on Miss C. NJ. BIattner at 500
Locust avenue or she will answer tele'
phone calls and visit the homes OF
those who desire her services. Call
her ON Consolidated phone, No. S17&.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22
Bloody Record
REPORT SHOWS LARGE INCREASE
IN DEATHS BY RAILROADS
FOR QUARTER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-startling
figures appear in an accident bulletin
Just Issued by the Interstate commerce
commission covering the months OF
July, August and September, 1907.
The report shows that the number OF
casualties on railroads during that
quarterly period were 23.063, includ-
ing 1889 killed and 2,172 injured.
This is an increase Of 157 in the num-
Der killed and 3,O56 in the number in.
Jured. as compared with the CORE.
spending period of 1906.
Subscribe for the West vIreiniap
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22
Expresalon Of Thanks.

Mrs. olive NJ. Arnett and family DE-
sire to express their appreciation pti
the kindness of their friends and
neighbor during the illness and after
the death OF Miss Ora Belle Arnett
Such Kindness God alone can reward.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22
Ms ZinIs Dead
WOMAN WHO VISITED u e LAST
SUMMER DIED AZ Her HONE
IN OHIO.

Word was received here to-day Of
the death of Mrs. Harry link. which
occurred last night at her home at
steubenyiIle, Ohio, after an illness Of
typhoid pneumonia. Mrs. link was
visitor in the city last summer when
she was the guest of Mrs. Martha Da-
Wis: Mrs. Davis will probably attend
the funeral services.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22
Rfyrav[ne MAYOR In rown.

\ Hon. j. VI Williams, mayor of Rives.
aIIles was n the city to-day. Whether
~ mol 10 graeed a pew in Mayor Ar
3pstgs court as did Mayor Smith. Of
nttrnsEIne. - not definitely known. We
.phln probably find out the next time
~ SIsar from the Lone Star.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-01-22

EemCETow win be refunding day
uIm ne County Court. All persons
ltanaEied should attend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Public Educators.

In his opinion denying motion
for a change of venue, Judge Birk-
head, of owensboro, uttered these
truths regarding a newspaper:
Newspapers are public educators
| suppose that newspapers circulate
In every civilized community, and
they go into most of the intelligent
homes. The Legislature realized that
civilization had gone forward to
such an extent that most intelligent
people read the papers, and they 50
amended the law that the reading OF
O paper does not disqualify man
from jury service. The court can
not anticipate how widely this mat
ter has been circulated by newspa-
pers. l think 1t quite probable thai
the metropolitan papers have pub
llshed articles about 1t, and that
these papers have gone to every par
Of the Commonwealth. If 1t be true
that the minds of the people nave
Been warped by newspaper publica
tlons, we would hardly find an un
biased jury in any county in thu
State" ...
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Council Meeting.

The City Council met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday evening.
Claims were allowed to the amount
o. money on hand.
The law requiring dogs to be muz-
z.ed was repealed. This ordinance
was enacted at the July meeting
and caused quite howl. The Mar
shall was directed to enforce the col
lection of taxes on all dogs in the
city and tags will be used to desig-
nate the animals on which the tax
has been paid.
The resignation of Tom Wilson as
policeman was accepted and Dave
Wellman was elected for night du-
ty. He will be on watch all might
and it is predicted that the rowdie'
viii have rough sailing If they at
tempt any misbehavior.
An ordinance was passed requir
ing pool rooms to close at clever
o'clock p. M, and not to open Garlic
than six a. m.
A curfew law was proposed ant
after some discussion it was dscidev
TO lay it over until the next mcetin
Ito give time for full consideration
The same action was taken as to
proposition to license lunch wagons.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
BROKEN BACK.
injury Sustained by James Irick
at Pike Mine No. }.

James Trick, Of Pike county. lies
at Riysrview Hospital. IN thl, c,,v
With broken back He wa. brongn,
nsre "Wednesday night by special
.rain and everything possible is -.
Ik zone for him. Mr., Hayes, Super.
in'endent OF the mines and DR., sts,.
sgd, o. Pikeville. accompanied The
injured man, His condition Is re-
sarded as favorable, considering the
ssiioas nature OF the Injury. and
Mr. Hayes feels very hopeful Of the
mans recovery.
MT Trick was caught by a fan or
sia'e In Pike Mine No. 2, on Mar.
iewoone, at HELLER station. ae was
operating a mining machine Al ,hs
Tine OF the accident.
lrick is a native Of pike county
having been reared within fonr
miles Of PikeyIlle. Mr.. Hayes VIII
cave nothing undone that will bsIn
ne unfortunate man on 70 recovery
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
. CONFE0.N
1SOn, Age Is,
Made by Frank x
After Bg
:. Barker Also Arrest
Ae"ey dSOper Case.
ed IL

tha A. Kelley, his grandmother. She
was afested upon a warrant charg-
irg hd with being an accessory
before the fact"
Judge Thompson opened court i'm
mediately after their arrival, about
1'3O p. m The court appointed ].
4. Vinson to represent the boy, he
having no attorney. After consulta-
tion 1t was decided to waive examin-
alton. Mrs. Kelley had G. w. Castle
called but he declined to take en-
ployment In the case. w. d. 0'Neal
also refused. Mrs. Kelley also de-
cided to waive examination and
she and the boy were committed TO
jail. . ..".
On Tuesday Della Barker was found
lat Princess, Boyd county, and ar
rested. She was brought here on
Wednesday and committed to Jail
| lHlb Ulahtb 1--we ullCSNot "Ohh
Isprouse and Frank Kelley having
teen caught last week.
Sprouse indicated last Tuesda!
that he would tell all he knew abou
the case, but has not yet done SC
All the accused persons are beint
kept separate.
Mr.. Cooper is yet alive, but yer
little hope is entertained for his re
J covery. The youngest of the thre
surviving children is also in a SCI
e icus condition. -N,~
The most intense feeling of indit
} nation continues undated through
/ out the country, but it is hoped u
! law will be allowed to take it's cours
E There is every reason to believe TIL
: swift and sure justice will be a.
ministered in this case. The ne
e cssary proof of guilt is all that vi
: be needed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Child Labor

Thomas A. Davis, State Labor
Inspector, calls the attention OF all
concerned to the act of the Legisla-
ture relative to the employment OF
child labor. The act, went into ef-
feet September 1st and is very strict
In its provisions, .
BY reason of this act of the Cen
eral Assembly every child under four
teen years is forbidden to work IN
factories, mercantile establishments
or engage in any forms of labor
while the public schools are In sss-
sion, and merchants and business
men are warned under the penalty OF
fine and Imprisonment not TO en-
ploy children.
II a child fourteen years old OF
under sixteen years of age seeks
eainful occupation he must first Sc
cure from the Superintendent o.
Public Instruction an employment
certificate. This certificate mus
be kept on file and be accessible u
the State Labor Inspector and als'
the truant officer.
In such cases where children ar
employed they are forbidden to wor
over ten hours day, these hour
to begin not earlier than Z o'cloc
in the morning and end not late
than seven at night.
BY the passage of this law now
: effect telephone and telegraph con
panies who employ boy messenger
almost altogether will suffer grea
ly as the act places special stre'
on this form Of labor.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

! NJ a,s n oftt't ana
son Cecil, Of Cat, -, 80,
pleasant visit with .
turned to their hoi
p.m G.. .kley Heaberlin,
after spending a u,'on w., ". ~ a,
grandparents he "eu v '',. =.
home in PortsU H. ~ .
cor,,.,, n Is was a business
visitor in LoA last SATURDAY
NJ 49,, Eliza Bail visited Mr.,
and Mrs an Frazier a few days
ago.
Mr. .,,Mrs. John Damron were
caIlippEYbry Ridge friends a few
Miydeorgia Hutchinson is Wis
ItinPer brother, Elwood, at Ev-
srg4'
~ and Mrs. John Meek, Mr., and
n o. ]. Vaughan, and niece, Miss
lpal Jones, of Smoky Valley, we''
tests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jep Meek
lnday. ~.
Misses Nora and Birdie Roberts
ere calling on the Hutchinson
iris Sunday.
We are having lovely weather an
nost everyone enjoying good health
Now we ought to praise our HEAVIER
Y Father for his many blessings
md set away the ice cream freezer
specially take them away from tn
.ouse Of the Lord Read Luke 49,
.hapter and 45th verse.
Morning Glor!
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
New Railroad.

snarpsburg. Ky, Sept. 6.-The rail.
Icad surveyors for the Clncinnai
Kentucky and Virginia have reached
ms town The proposed route cross.
g the Maysyille pike about oDe.bsl,
Hi'e east Of town, and runs norm
vest to Peyton's LACK. The obiect.
I'VE point Of the road from here !,
faris via Plum and Little Rock, Th,.
= % be trunk line and will extend
on up Into the coal and lumber fields
OF Morgan county, and win onsr ~
fome OF the richest country n tSr
yslaie. III inc
oh'caso capitalists ar members Of
'ne company that is financing ,his
road, and they own large tracts .,
uls coal and lumber land. This is
g nsidered the best prospect this Sec
uon oi the country has ever had for
"a rS.Toad. 1 iVi
y Is said that the survey is cost
ing the railroad company. WHOSE b.od
quarters are at Chicago, slOo nor d,v
no money is expected from the peo.
BE along the route until the rons
are laid, and one-half that has besp
promised Is to be paid then and the
9th half when the cars are running.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Chapter Officers Elected.

At the regular September meeting
of Louisa Chapter Royal Arch Masons,
held last Friday night. the following
officers were elected and installed:
II. B. Hewlette, H. p; G. c. Hill. X;
A. J. Conley, S. T. L. Muncaster, Q.
of H.; Clyde Miller, P. S.; y. G.
jerks, r. A. c.; A. NJ. Hughes, g.
NJ 1st "; H. E. Evans, G. NJ. End
u; s. ]. Justice, G. NJ. Srd vi;
]. w. Jones. Secretary; g. R, Bur-
CESS, Treasurer and N. ID. Waldeck'
| Guard; R. F. Rice, Chaplain. sA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Chance For Young Men.

Recent legislation has prov,d.d
good chance for a number Of vour,
men who might want to enter n,
marine service OF Uncla Sam
who are able to pass the necessary
examinations, Congressman ] p
hennett has received a eommuuiea-
non from the marine service danart
ment In Washington relative 10 n
number Of vacancies for second lieu
tenants which stated that II there
are any young men in the commpn,tv
VINO might be able to fit themselves
TOT the examination by October 18th
II Mr. Bennett viii have them wr,ta
70 that department they win usa
every Influence to have the Secretary
OF the Navy have them take the ex.
animation. "a
as result OF the legislation there
are 81 vacancies for second uanton
ants, which office pays $1,000 a wear.
lhese vacancies are TO be filled with
young men who are OF sound body
VINO can pass the necessary mental
and who bear good
character In the community in which
.hey reside. The physical require
nen's' besides being sound of body.
ne that the men must be -least
I've feet six inches tall, and weigh
,ot less than 1872 pounds for tbat
eight. ....... +. ,
IN the mental examination the an. h
hcants must pass in English gram |
Jar and be able to read, write and G
psh with facility and correctness In
le mathematical examinations en- v
Namples win be given with the spe. U
az object OF determining the candI. II
l'e's familiarity with aud under. 81
ahding OF the fundamental princi. q
es upon which the solution depepds "
ne mathematical branches taken In
e arithmetic, algebra, logarithmy W
plane trigonometry and al
rveying. ..... ~ :,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Bryan a, Cincinnati.

Hon. w. ], Bryan will speak at
Music Hall in Cincinnati on Sept
gath, at s o'clock p IN. The clpacity
Of Music Hall is 5000 people. The
capacity of the hall will of coury
be taxed to its limit Arrangements
ore being made for overflow meetings
IL is probable that reduced rates
win be secured on railroads, al
though this has not been definitely
uocided upon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

Lovers of sleep o'nigh's sincerely
hcpe that owners of half dozen ours
will not consider the recent action
OF the City Council as license to
add few more to their kennel. The
pnuzzle law had one good result,
II no more. 1t materially reduced
the number Of dogs, not worth the
price Of a mnzzIe. Let the tag or
dinance be rieidly enforced.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
The College Building.

The brick work on the Ken
Normal College Building will be
pleted in about a week. The roo
be put on with all possible
Then the plastering will be n,
along and the class rooms finish
iapidly as practicable,
The building begins to show
It will be a very imposing str,I
Unless something unforeseen
arise to delay the work nix
Ing will be ready for use by tns
The largest attendance e,ord
We are all lookiuy ,b,s,
EAGERLY TO the completion. : o,r
he most important institv
midst. 7
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
Circuit Court.

The Lawrence Circuit Court will
convene for the regular fall term
next Monday. 1t promises TO be an.
important session and the full lin
It of time will no. doubt be used to
the best advantage.
The Cooper tragedy is expected to
receive all the attention necessary
and 1t is believed the officers will
make a strong and united effort to
uncover the entire truth and pun
ish all who may be guilty of any
connection with the terrible affair,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

MA. Hannah Lackey entertained at
progressive whist last Saturday ev-
ening in honor of her guest, Miss
Patty Savage, of Ashland. There
were eight tables, Mrs. Ed. 5.
Hughes. of Catlettsburg, and Miss
Louise Bronaugh of Nicholasville'
were out Of town guests, The even
ing passed most pleasantly for all
who were present. Delicious ices
md cake were served after the game
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
0yerda.

Died, Sept. 4th, Carrie Wright, the
infant child Of Wm. and Minnie
Wright, age seven months and four
days. Carrie was sweet little ba-
by. Little Carrie was laid to rest in
the Wright cemetery.
Lando Clevenger is very sick with
jaundice. a...-.
DR.. Wheeler, of Blaine, has NOV
ed to Gait and located where a doc
tor is needed ..
A. ]. Webb was transacting bust
ness in Louisa Friday, ..a....,.
Bird Kiuner, of Culbertson, was
in our vicinity last week.
Henry Houch and family of Cannons
i. burg, are visiting friends and rela-
ttves on Cherokee.
Dave Mullins and son, OF Potter,
we're transacting business here FRI
day.
Miss Virgie Lee Adams, of Irish
creek, is visiting friends and rela-
tives in Greenup county and Poris'
. mouth.
Theodore Hammond, Of Ohoville
was here last week.
| We are soon to have telephone Il
through this section and it will b.
a great help to the people of THU
community. ....'.--
Kinner Dean, of Tuscola, was her
Friday on business.
Two Mr.. Wheelers, of Blaine, wer
in our midst last week.
Deputy Sheriff Monroe Webb wa
!, on our creek Saturday hustling u
q some of the boys.
4 School is progressing nicely
- Polly's Chapel, near overda, wit
:, Miss Maud Dean teacher. Also IN
- C,ak Hill school is progressing undt
4 the management of Sherman BY
~ ans.
80 DIR. ]. G. Hall, of East Fork, VIZ
N on our creek last week
n Church was largely attended
. this place Sunday.
i, There will be services held at IN
:, Mace the first Sunday in October.
\ Willie Ratcliff, of East Fork, W
a. the guest of Miss Martha Webb,
"A this place, Spunday.
30 Rev. Cassidy preached to lari
vo attentive crowd at Poly's c hap
a. Saturday night.
- Married. S aturday, September
bo Nemar Burton to Miss Sadie Sextc
Nany congratulations and best wish
90 with them. ....
Miss NJ. ]. Webb is attendi
school at Polly's Chapel.
Sherman Evans, of Irish creek v
fill here Sunday.
rm Mrs. Laura Holbrook, OF hlchsVi
an was visiting her sister, Mrs. Mini
M Wright Saturday and Sunday.
to Misses Martha and Maril Webb
tertained number of young TO
to Sunday.
airy Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Hammond
will Jattie, was visiting at Mr.. Spence
to Sunday
an t. Hammond was here Sunday.
,nv Farm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
PikeyilIe.

Pikeville, Ky.-The iury broroh, :,
verdict IN the case OF the Hsr.
r'ea Blankenship VS.. the Big SANDY
Cumberland Railway Comp,py
ier 1920 IN favor of the plaintiff.
{ Uncle Harry Rodda, who left ra,y
over sixteen years ago and came ~
tLis country was Joined here hy
nls wife and two grandehildre,
Z Thursday. "a
rat Hager and wife Of Huntington
Iassed through here en- route 10
.beir home, after having spent some
fdays at Leyisa fork, fishing.
Mrs. ]. P, Neikirke, who has baor
visiting her son, viii at Williamson
has returned
II. D. Mcclure, of Heller and
Jack Stump, of Grange Store, gre
! here.
Monroe Geeer formerly 4, this
county, but who has been residing IN
Oklahoma for the past twenty.fiye
Years is here visiting friends aad rel
stiyes ''''N ~
Mrs, w. H. Flanery, daughter Davo,
and son Elliott have returned from Is
a three weeks visii with .eialyss |
hear Wytheville, Va. Nl
Rev. R. B. Neal Eiysturt at once
monthly paper, Ia q ,,noyn ~ Tho
Pike County Newy Oe .a,,, known Sn,a az ,n,e lns
religion e. -, and pCKtics in spirIt,Dut VIII
.So,dcAi ,dlcsAi 'e9IPE
j. ]. JShnson has purchased from
Mrs. Florence Triplett her proper
~ at the corner Of First Street and
Huffman avenue. He will soon be-
sin the erection of handsome resi- !
dence on this lot. I,
Alex Elliott and James Pinson have
moved back here from Pain sville'
Bener Warwick, passenger orake'
man. is an honest man On Thurs
day he found pocket book in oae
of the coaches containing $50, ana
never stopped until he found the own
or. T. H. Williamson, Of Layensyille
and delivered It to him.--Pikeyille
Plain Dealer. ~.
A number Of lots have been sold
IN the Pikeville addition,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

To the certain knowledge OF The
Big Sandy News, the correspondent
at Louisa did not exaggerate In his
report of this case. But the Courier
Journal has missed the mark in its
conclusion that Frank Kelley has es-
capped deserved punishment by. pur-
chasing jurymen. His strong work
has been done through witnesses. 1t
is common talk all these years that
Kelley could always produce witness
es who would secure his acquittal or
reduce the degree of the offense to
1, Significance. It is said that By
he use of money and methods OF
intimidation he has been able to
prove whatever was necessary to
save himself.
His son was very bitter toward him
after losing a leg as the result OF
rifle shot fired by Frank, and at
first declared that he would help
to give him the extent of the law
But before the trial came off the
young man was his fathers best wit
ness. Intimidation and a slice OIL
Of Franks farm are said to have fig-
ured prominently in the alleged flol
/ of the Commonwealth star witness
While the Kelleys are charged will
s having been the source OF most O
E the trouble in the Cherokee sec
!. ton Of our county for two-scor'
S years or more, this is the first TIM
!, they have been charged with
+ crime serious enough, II convicted
Il TO put an end to them for al
S time, The result is awaited viii
E. the. greatest interest,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11
THE KELLEYS
Receive Editorial Attention in the
Courier journal.

The Courier-Journal has the fol-
lowing to say in its editorial column
shout the case of the Kelleys, nov
SO prominently before the people Of
Lawrence county:
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1908-09-11

Since our last ls,uy ns
been important develY aien
Cherokee tragedy az
were published in u maae'
Three more arresyey' age
The persons are q am anu
l5' Mrs. Martha rl,,,ausIy
Della Barker a4pI, a4AIonvo e
'ionship to Frak A-o o.S !,
arrested, is ask '~e, , .sao anN
bis son, MarI " ''
Della an inty -.
eiate. fvening AlohAo ;
On last yarrant based
was arresta ade to Mrs Jas
upon a re7arrest he made q
Leming. ession to Squire
the substance Of
Bogrs, bws;
which at of August 2Sth
N"on near a window and
Vas clock was awakened b!
,bouA coming to the window
Iohs his hand on me. H'
.nsb get up and come out.
nd asked him what he want
Itsaid to go with him and h
ell me later. Sprouse had
We went to a point nea
Cooper's house and sprous
hat house has got to b
and we have to do IT. "Sprous
oduced a can Of lamp oil an
some on two corners of III
and | fired one corner an
fired the other. We the
Iome and sprouse told m
must never tell anything {
is"
unday the officers brought u
Louisa and also brought Ma