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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-19
MORE SUBSTANTIAL PROSPERITY
INDUSTRIAL FUTURE OF NATION
DECLARE EXPERTS TO THE TIMES
Optimism lie Keynote of Interviews With
Leading Authorities From All the Great
Commercial Centers of the Country
Business Conditions Not Only Resuminq
Normal Activities After Recent FURRY But
More Healthy Growth Is Manifested.

- ONFIDENCE in the general financial welfare of
the country has been restored! This Is the bur
den Of the messages of hope and good cheer that
have been received hH Iha Iimes from a.arr
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-19
Conlmends the Teachers.

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-19

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
2 POZNANSKIEGU.

POZNAN. M}odociany bandyta.
Gdy " czwartek pc poludniu iona
'pewnego tutejszego kupca prsecho-
dzila ul. Neumanna, zblizy} sic do
,niej znienacka jedenastoletni chic
pax szk6lny MarYan Szoxepahski,
kt6rego rodzice miesskaja ma a.,
gorzu, wydar} jej Z reki recsna
torebke. Oprys.ek ohcia} sic Re Edo
bycza swa ulotnit, lecs zosta} PREY
fapany i zapisany do kary.
SlERAK0W. Warta zalala tn
.ogromne obszary lax, tax, ze ma
dluga stroue MONA sic lrzedostad
tylko "a pomoc9 promu lub }ddki.
PAKOSC. Do mieszkania ogro~
Gallbaoha. pad} nagle przez
.okno strza}. iona g., kt6ra pred.
tenn siedz,a}a PREY oknie,., by}a co
1opiero odess&a, gdy sig to sta&o.
lynn sposobem przypadkowo ura''
towa}a sotie zyoie. Sprawoy dotych-
ozas ME wykryto.
Rcbotnik Zajas z Winiow'o spill
sic " poblisk,m Mieruoinle AK
okropnie, he ME m6g} znale66 drogl
do domu. Po}o1y} SIC vice W rowie
PREY drodze, usua} j jul sig wiscej
ole cbudzi}. Mr6z i zatrucie alko.
ho1em spowodowa}y smierd jego:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

z GOLUBIA. Do nowego "a,
rzadu Tow. przemyslowego wyb-
fani " niedziele sgo b. M. naste-
pujaoy PIANO vie: }adys}aw Bart-
kowski, prezes, Ksawesy Sass, "a
stepca, Tolnasx Jordan, sekretarz,
Franciszek Galus, zastepca, J6zef
Golus, skarbnik, Franclszek Noz~
dsykowski, bibliotekarz. Dyrygen-
TEN 6piewu Teodor Cieohanskj.
ZBLEWO. Pozalowania godny
wypadek wydarzy& sic tn " zess}ym
tylgodniu. Otto 8 letni wnuczek PEI
wnego obywatela tutejszego igra}
pnzY m}6okarce PREY csyszczeniu
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
Nadmiar kfopot6W

spowodo prxez xatamrlo vaniii,'
watroby 4otadka, aby sig uvolnih
od .tego,i b6lu ]glowy j z6lc;owo6ci
Cd truoizny aka wytwarza z6fe
uafzywajjciie ORA King'a New life
Pills naiillepllesj ! .;ppirzeesys.czaa ace
kt6re PRAGUE EbeE galecenia i uci-
skania.s26o Y apiece NJ s.. Kowa-
q. !.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
ZsGAEICYI

KRAKOW. Ma torze kolejowym
" Bonaroe zaszed} karambol ko-
|lejowy. Mianow,cie z ~niewyjas~
= =. I:* IT,
u'onyoh j~es1oze powod6w zderzy}y
sic diva pooiagl towarowe pray tenn
|jeden z robotuik6w dozna} ciez
szyoh obra&en oielesnyoh. @ wy:
|psdxu zawiadomiono saraz dyrek-.
eye kolei pahstwowych ~Krakowie,
ktdra wyslata "a m~iejsce komisYe
technicxna : nadiaspektorem p.
iWinklerem ma csele, oelem zbads-
mia prsyosYn wypadku, jaki cd nie-
:diugiego esasu jest trzeo'm z re.
du ma tej staoYii
ady komlzya i p,r,syb'y}a do Bonar-
HI, pc zbadaaiu toru j przes}uch,~
niu miiejjsoo vegoo7o i niiz i, j Il persona !
III, pos}ano 0 godzinie Ii pred
.poludniem pc pe4ui&cego s}uzbe ma
W Bouaroe asystenta kolejo~
wego, Wfodzlmiieir:z.aa Katerle. "
:chwlll, gdy stuzacy staoyjuY puka}
do mleszkania urzeduika, rozleg}
sig strza}. Gdy w'argnieto de mie-
.szkania, zobaczono ma ziemi Kater-.
.le, kt6ry odebraf sobie sycle Wy
.strza}em :rewolweru, Katerla by}
kawalerem5i do Bonarkl zosta} ME-
.dawno przeniosziioo 10 y 2 Pod}eza.
B1AkA. 7Nadzwy osaj ssmia}y "a :
bunek u'lozny :a:popefniono W bia}Y
dzien " 6r6dmiesoiu. R'botnica
4, z~.trudnioua we fabryoe
Deutscha, podje1a " banku " Biel-
sku 1000 koron. Ma ulicy Komo-
70 vickiej napad{o ma MIG kilku
drab6w, kt6rsy~rzuoill a ma ziemie,
4 zrs bowswszy :.:pieniadse, uoiekli.
BlEL1SK. Widownia nadzwy-
czajuego. elubu by}: tutejsay ko6c;d
e1w,asinnlg,iiieliitokkii -::4lpbu bsz pana mfo-
diego. r. f.: 5Ma1oher, inzynier
. $50, - : -e-St :. =. - NJ
" stolioy Meksyku, mia} s'e Ole
.id Z p. Anna Becherowna; ponie ,
wal jedoak :dla. bardso wazDych o
ME m6g' ped 40 SIC dalekie,
podr6zy przez :1ooear, upelnomo~
,uit trata sweggp, p Ernesta NAL
d. sastspstw aw u%roosystyn.
akcis f;ubu.s..M najb'i4 ,zych dnsach
n4od4 mafzoo1ka a,daje sig v pod
~ do domuametaswego " Mex
'yku. ' =
Nadmll j i; !kkfopot6w
'powodowaoyoh przes xatamo'w anii.
vatroby istntadka, ably sig uwolnic
d :tego.i b6llu glowy j z6lc;oxoaci
Cd trueizny aka wytwarza z6fe
lDfG Kin1g'a New L,fs
ills, nailepiiss,jsss p, prdrzeesys.cza ace
tore pracuje 1beE galecenia j ucl-
kania...26o " apiece NJ s.. Kowa-
eWsklego. II ~ ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

" B1NoWCU pablo kilku lat
woviernych os6b' of,ara ossustwa.
Uksxaf sic tn onegdaj jaki6 mez"
exyzna, przys}any rzekomo prsez
fs'edza se Zoiedowa, i "a CRUDE
pieniedse sprsedawaf rome obrazy.
Pr6cz tego kauai sobie naprzod za-
p}soic "a oprawienie ioh wmawiajac
nieprzezornym, ze ma drugi tydzien
ktok przyjdzie do wioski I je opra-
wi. Oszust " ten sdos6b zebra} 80
mr., ale ten drugi tYdz;eh dawno
jul przes.ed}, obrazy czekaja ma o.
prawienie a oszukani powiadaja go
bic: jaoy6my g}upi, re oszustowi
dali6my sig " pole wywie6d!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

KOTYZE. Temi dniami zaszedl
pota}owania godny przypadek, Syn
pos,edziciela- Francis eek Grenz ja-
dao z drzewem ssoe4 Unbelievable
starogardska, bY} zmuszony zej66
: woza / ustapii} ma ohwi]e. W tenn
prsejetdzaf kto6 s.zosa i konie Gren--
~ zig prselekfy: g. ohcla} je pred
ko satrzymat, poslisus} sic jedna-
kowoi, pad} pod ko}a, ciezki w6z
pr.esz~d} przez niego i zadal mu
znsoxne obrazeuia cielesne. g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

ZkE SKUTKI PRZESCIGA-
MA sig " jazdsie. .Gospodarzow'
P. zKalw6w zaohcie}o sig wy6ci~
|g6w z pewnym plekarzem : Wleo-
kowlo, przyczem P. spadt z woza.
|Konie rosbiega}y sig, pedzac z take
ssybkoscia, ze g~ospodarz G. Lu-
s6wks, ktdrv by{ jechai pc :drzewo
do lasu W Dabrdwce, ME zdaty}
|zboozY6 z drogi. Skutek by} ten,
re dyszel cd rozbieganej pow6zki
Fwbi} sig jednemu z koni gospoda-
RIA G. " b1zuch i z}ama} sic. G,
uszed& 6mieroi, ohroniac sig pod
@w}asny w6z. Zabity koh mla{ war
ito6t 800 marek. Skarga o odszko-
5dowarie JUL podana. Wy6cigi ia"
kie %potrzebne jak dziura " moscie.
NAKLA. s%postrzezono tn :geste
.'spadanie gwissd. Jul o s godz.
.wieczorenl zauwaiono na nlebie
wielka jasnos6, kt6ra W k,lka chwjl
sic zbliza}a do ziemi swieci1a sic
wiecej, jak eIektryozne 6wia,}o Ia
rowe. MIN gwiazdy spad}y ma zie~
mig, zgas{y " powietrzu.
ROGOWO. Ma drodze Z T.. do
Cinema znalezli kolonisty " bag
ME ozeladn,ka .bednarsk,ego, kt6-
ry " ciemnosoi zab}adzi} i zmsr}.
Przywo]auo go do &yoiai zam1e
odstawid do lazaretu " ia
n6wcu, leoz W drodze zakohozy{
w Grochow iskaoh ma pewne
dziewose szk6lne u nogi 7 paloy.
RASZKOW. Clekawe odkrycie
w}a6oic,el ziemski kakosyc4
XII we Walentynowle. Zabi& on tu-
ozna 6winie, kt6ra przez dlusssy
csas trzymano do chowu. Pray wy
w~Letrzuo6ci znsleziono
prrosiie " sadlo w~rodniete.
WRZESNIA. - W {a6c,ciel Pol
tocki : Strsaikowa sprzeda} swe
500 m6rg wlelkle gospodarstwo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

w}a6cicielowi Jalossyhskiemu "
Borxykowiiee j otart1zyJ1mnla'fi pc u $50 MA.
rex. Pred Potockitn: owe gospo-.
darstwo " rekach niemieckich by
h. ]
re SLASKA.
KR0L, HUTA. iona pewneg Is.
hutnika, mieszkajaca pa ulioy Hsj.
.duckiej, wysz}a na chwilke : miesz-
kama, pozostawiajac II letu,e
-ttxiecko- " domu. Dsieeko to wpa-
dto g}owa do 1kotta'x wa1qca woda.
i tax sic poparsy}o, il " sgodxi~,
ny p6zniej JUL by}o be- ducha.
L1GNICA. 70 PREY obecnym po;;:
datku MS bllety kolejowe mozna je-i
szose cos cszosedzi6, dowiodto IT,.
go 8 kupo6w l,gnlckich, kt6rzy
co tydzien jezdzili ma targ zbozowY
do Jaworza Ill klasa. Pc zapro..
wadzsniu p~odatk6w na bitety po~.
stanowili utywat bilet6w w kla-
sy, a pieniadse zaoszcEedzone skia-
dad ma urzadzenie latem wsp6lnej
wycieezki. Praktyczni kupcy zlo-.
syli dotycsas oko&o SOON
POLSKI W Hrabio-
wskiemu strzeloo wi Karo)owi FL.
'bitz .uds}o SIG zastrzelid or}a, kt6
rego skrzyd}a maja , :metry obje-
LoGcl.
W JFDRYLKU popros.:! ks:
prob Rokowski jeduego z pauozy-
vieli swej parafii, Niemca. teby
nauczyl parxfian pie6ui wielkauo
cnych. (owcses1y orgaulsta tego:
ME uozynl}, ,,mimo roskazu ks.
proboszcza''). Ia to tego nauc.y~
ciela (Niemca z domu) denuncyo7
wano, Re zb}adsl}, BIO: y ludzi u
ozy pc polsku 6pleva6i sam posis-
da spiewnik polskl, q dzieoi sic
przygotowa}y ma nauke do spowie-'
dzi kemunii 6w., uoxeszcza ia ua-
polskie DO (niemieokich
ME by}o i ME ma).4)m6wl : ludzml
pc. polsEu NV 1ego wiosoe *adnego
niemca nie may, s. ma urodziuach
cesarza zspomnla} wznie6d ,,Hoch''
siedzi " ko6ciele obok polskich
ludzi (Niemo6w ME ma i paraf,a
jest polska).
No denunoyacya posz}a do 0po
Ia, stsd do Lublinoa i W imlenius
szk6lnego Inspector napis'}
p. nauczycielowi, tie ME mose jul.
dalej praoo wa6 " stronaoh : pol.
mowa. wiec 60 przenlosiono do
czysto niemieckiej okollcy.
Wobeo takich , podobuyeh zaj6d
pie dsiwna, h stanowi nauczy oiel~
,klemlu m}odzlenicy W ostateczno6c,
lop,ero sig poswiecsja.
Il POD MOSKALA.
JEDLINSK. w Jedlihsku, osa-
Lie " pow. radomskim, miejsco"
W starszy strasnik, Ssczepan A.
%wystrzaiami z rewolae
p ranik niebezpieoznie IA Il tniego
;yda Abrahama Zylbetga. - Zyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

tako~ej. Wskutek jakisid nieoetrd-
tnosoi dosta} sig lewa d{ooia po-.
miedzy waloe, ktdre mu zgniot}y'
diva gl6wne palce. Sztuks lekaf-
ska zdo}a mu mole palce ursto wal6,
~pozostana one iednak M Gale sycie.
sztywnymi. \
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

CZLUCHoWO. Ma poluduio-
= y Nj =;
wem niebie tdikasa}a sig tn " 6rode
wiecsorem 0 8 godz. -gwlazda 0
przedsiwnej jasno6c', ~otoczona
promieniem purpurowym. Naraz
otoezyf ja wieniec potaru, 0 6red-
nioy l mrpetr,a, i przez 10 sekund by
10 jasno; jak "a bia]ego dp,a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
u @ MOSKALA.

Il POD
JEDLINSK. w Jedlihsku, oea-
die " pow. radomskim, miejsco'
wy starSzy stra3nik, Ssczepan A.
.leksiejew, wystrza}ami z rewolae
RI ranik niebezpiecznie IA Il tniego
lydia Abrahama Zylbetga. - ZyI
berg odwieziony do szpitsla stare
zaFonnych " Radomiu, zroarl tam
tae niazajutrz v nocy. Pc rosbroje'
uiu stratnika Aleksiej eva, pray
~wieziono 60 do urzeiu powiatow ego
" Radomiu, zkad jednak 20 pier
wiastkowem szbadaniu zajscis, co.
stall on wypussozony M wotnosd =
W pare dni pdzzniiejjj ma zwotaue. sSe-
branie gm'liimDe do Jodlihaka zjs-.
ohs4 nacsetnik powiatu, v otooze,.
drsgondw i.sbadawssy sprat
We, ksEai .rssztowa6 j odprowsdzid.
10 Radonia: soltYsa J6zefa.M:alar-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
= PRUS POLSRICH.

CHOJNICE. Trsynastoletni u.
cseh Panknin usi}owal podpalid tn.
s;stolie. o go1x. 81 rano wtargnqt'
do szko}y, pod }awkl napoha} sia~
NJ je podpali}. sluga sskoluy spo-
strzeg} jednakowoz wkr6toe og,eh.
i. sdo}af go zatluu1ld. Kilka lawek.
spalifo sig zupelnie, inne ulegly
tylko osescio wVemu zniszczeniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

WABRZEzN o. Ma Wy badowa-
mach tutejszych szukali trzej niez-
mani ~mezczyzui noclegu. Gdy oa-
mowiono i'm go wszedz'e podpalili
domostwo chalupnika Neumanna.
Clemno6ci pozwoli}y z}c czynoom
zbiedz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
J 8ztuozng WsaieI !,
=DARIMO-==@=
ma probe darmo.

Wynalazlem spos6b i opatento-
watem 60, ze kazdy cz}owek sam
sobie moze robi6 sztuczny wegiel,
.lepszy Cd kamiennego, a tona tego
wegla kosztowac Gig bedzie: tylko
DOLARA K1IKA CENTuW.
Bsrdzo wiele ludzi wegie1 ten wy
rabia zaswiadcza o lego dobroci,
a chcac Cle p1zekonac 0. prawdzie
.posle CT probe tego wegla "a
.DARMO. Pisz vice zaraz j pre-:
konaj sic o prawdzie, a ME pre-
p{aca] wlecej "a opal. Piszacs "a
LACE SC marke ma przesyike wszyst~
kich %informacyi cyrkularzy. Adre-
sowa6 prosze. :.
On 4,'i'i'isa te ID },t,a'.,,
:" Office 1928 W Hine Str. :
w BOX uthBsna
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14
LUBBOCK COUNTY NEWS ITEMS

Mise, Lena and LOLA ~talcup are
attending a singing school AT
Lockuey, Texas
VIII Rush is soon 10 have
new house on hi, place
Henry Crane and wife came 10
few day ago from oklahoma to
has father AMI intends to make
this hIs home tJI awhile
Happy JaCa
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14

District attorney l. G. Penr,
of Pa.u,rR $40, lu town Nedue.
day
j VI Martin was over from the
Estacado community the hrsl OF
the week
POSTS. POSTS. PO~I~ An
kinds of posts From ., l.-e 90
s,. PLAIN. Lumber and Galn
Company j. b QaIcs. Mgr
Aft Lubbock, TeNa,
Is Carter and Mis-, Della Wis
usou lsft saturday for Che uotheru
marsel Co plr,hs-, goods tor the
N-r.autIl, Store
food improved farms % Haskell
county % exchange Tor bands ga
Lubbock county
Thomson a Thomson
Haskell Texas
Ms stone . absent tuI- week
having gone o. market o. purchase
the fall and winter stock of good,
Tor the firm of ! b. Stone s. Co
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-08-14
Grand Entertainm,n

Prof uarr mI He pupI. N..i
please go listener otI tHrr sing
,uelof SCENE from tHr GRAND
Opera of Faust o. Iu,atoU,
.ui,a and AIs llsarug grand
opera sung I- re- treat never a. set
enjoyed luy the part of Texas
lAaothcr pleasing feature wlii hc
A. operate mnstml First part
49, which VIII be- seen and heard
= of our leading ladies u olack
face and with gentleman who vii
h. made up u same coior. tm,
oIth their song. aud Nlll cause
laughs toihov Remember date,
Aug 18th sud 18th n Band liali
Lubb0ch.
pD~T-. Pp-T~. Posts Al
k.nl. of posts From D.. l1r Co
SOC plans Lumter aud "min
Company. J. j.. Quick, Mgr
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
ATHENAEUM MEETING.
Last Before the Summer Va
cation, Tuesday Night.

The Athenaeum held its last meet
ing before the summer vacation
Tuesday night. Vice President Ira
L. Smith presided and the following
members were present: C. H. H.
Branch, r. L. Woodland, Geo. E.
Gary, J. 7. Hanbery, H. D. Smith,
W. T. Fowler, J. w. Downer, T. G.
Underwood, T. ]. McReynolds, F.
M. Sites. B. Hamlet, Jno. c. Duffy,
Jouett Henry and Chas. M. Meach-
am.
There were no regular papers and
the evening was taken up with a
general discussion and exchanges of
good natured criticism and repartee.
1t was the only meeting of strictly
social nature the society has ever
held, during the last six years. Ev-
cry one was in a particularly good
humor following Landlord Brewers
unusually good dinner. The meal
was one of the best the society has
enjoyed. The tables were properly
decorated with pink roses and the
service was excellent. The next
meeting will be in September.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
Trial Began Monday After
noon and Was Hard
Fought.
SIX HOURS OF SPEAKING
Other Commonwealth Mat.
tiers Set For Third
Week.

The murder trial of Jas. l. Dun.
ming, charged with killing D. E.
Alsobrook, near Crofton, was begun
Monday and the following jury i'm
paneled: John Deason, j. j. Cox,
VIM. Pyle, j. E. Moseley, Geo. H.
Pool, Walter Hill, John P'Pool, A.
Word, W. c. Cook, w. M. Wolfe,
W. I. Williamson, Jack Gresham.
There were many witnesses in the
case and the trial consumed all of
Tuesday. The evidence was conflict
ing and much of it circumstantial.
Each side was given three hours and
the first speech was made Tuesday
afternoon 1.-The case went to the
jury about 2;30 yesterday afternoon.
Commonwealth Matters.
VIM. Rhodes, robbery, dismissed.
Gladys Harrison, keeping bawdy
house, fined $25 and costs.
Geo. Rogers, breaking dwelling
house, set for 10th day of term.
A. j. Thomas, grand larceny, set
for 18th day.
Will Johnson and Chas. Tyner,
house breaking, set for 18th day
and Attorney Sam Fruit appointed
to defend. - ... .,
Banks Burrus, malicious shooting
set for 18th day and John Feland ap,
pointed to defend. So
The grand jury returned nine in.
dictments for misdemeanors, parties
not yet all in custody. None of them
had any bearing on night riding.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
OUNLAlP!'.-.LIEW'IS
Beautiful Church Wedding
at Metho dist Church Last
Evening. slfj
After Informal Reception the
Young Couple Leave On
Bridal Tour.

An event of unsurpassing interest
in society was the wedding last even
ing Of Miss May Roberts Lewis TO
Mr.. Harvey Alfred Dunlap, of St.
Louis. Miss Lewis is an exceedingly
attractive daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
John W. Lewis and is a young wo-
man of most charming and agreea-
die personal BY, who has been one Of
reigAing bellies of the city since her
father came to Hopkinsville two
years ago.
The wedding was solemnized at
the First Methodist church at eight
o'clock and was the most brilliant
nuptial event of the season. There
were several couples of attendants.
The ceremony was performed by the
father of the bride. who is presiding
elder of the Hopkinsville district of
the Louisville Conference of the M.
E. church. 1eat 5iu1 ti'st
The church was beautifully and
appropriately decorated for the oc.
casion and was filed with invited
friends of the happy couple. Mrs.
Geo. r. Newman was matron of
honor and the maids of honor were
Miss Mary l.. Andrews, of Nashville,
and Miss Winifred Lewis.
The best man was Mr.. Ernest
Brinkman, of st. Louis, and the
groomsmen were MIR. Roland Clark
and Mr.. Geo. R. Newman, of Louis
vile, and Messrs. John w. Lewis,J
of Toledo, Ohio, and Howard S.
Lewis, of Nashville.
The bridal party entered to the
strains of the wedding march.
Following the ceremony, an in
formal reception was held at the
family residence and at 1905 Mr.
and Mrs. Dunlap left on a north
bound L. & N. train for a bridal
tour, after which they will return to
this city to make their home for the
present. Mr.. Dunlap is travelling
representative of the King Brins-
meade Mercantile Co., of St. Louis.
His territory is Kentucky, Tennes-
see and Arkansas. The bride was
the recipient of many beautiful and
costly bridal presents. De =
Among the guests from distance
were: af
Miss Flora Dunlap, Ernest Brink
man, Charles S. Gay and d. G. Calm,
Of u ST. St Louis; john W. Lewis. jr.,
Toledo. o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r.
Newman, Louisville; Howard Lewis,
and Miss Mary Andrews, of Nash
vile, Tenn.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
ANONYMOUS LETTERS.
Received By Reuf Hunter,
Murdered in Montgomery
County.

Clarksville, Tenn, June g. The
murder of Reuf Hunter who was
shot down in cold blood Saturday, is
one Of the most dastardly crimes
ever committed in this county. and
the people are greatly wrought up
over it. Hunter lived in the Four
teenth District, on the Montgomery
and Cheatham County line. }-
Although Hunter, it is said made
no reference to it subsequent, to the
shooting it is known that within the
past months he had received threat
ming anonymous letters through
the mails. These letters related to
his circulating a petition seeking f.
nancial aid for Mrs. Nichols, whose
property had been destroyed by night
riders. Mrs. Nichols was an aunt of
Hunter. The latter ignored the first
of these warning letters and contin-
ued his efforts in behalf of his old
aunt. It is said that he succeeded in
raising a substantial sum for her ben
eft. Hunter received second warm
ing to discontinue his solicitation. 1t
is said that he was greatly worried
that an enemy was thus bounding
him in disguise, He is said to have
gotten up in church on one occasion
and requested permission to make q
pubic statement. In the course of
his statement he read the threatening
letter which he had received. He
said that he was not conscious of
having done anyone an. injury, nor
had he done anything which would
justify any man to threaten him in
this manner. He disavowed all en-
nifty to anyone, and hoped by refer
ring to the circumstance publicly to
put a stop to these threatning letters.
He is said to be a loyal member of
the Planters Association since its
organization.
Sheriff Station said this morning
that he believed.that the case afford
ed better opportunities for the de-
lection and apprehension of the gull
ty men than any preceding case of
lawlessness in this county. William
and Edmund Hunter, brothers of
the dead man; both residents of the
community, will take the lead in fer
reting out the assassins. tits believ-
ed that they are in position to bring
about the apprehension of their
brothers murderers, backed, Of
course, by the machinery of the law.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
Met Yesterday in An Impor-
tant Special Business
Session.
ALL THE BIG MEN THERE
Bad Condition Of Priced To-
bacco Supposed to Be
Chief Object.

A large number of tobacco men
from the lower counties came in
Tuesday night and spent the night at
Hotel Latham, and left yesterday
for Guthrie. In the party were
Capt. w. j. Stone, Kuttawa; Hon.
E. E. Wash, Cadiz; Jno. W. Hollo-
we'll, Princeton;- Alva Miller, Cal
vert; ]. L. Yarbrough and c. E..
Graham, Paducah; Bradley Wilson
and w. l.. Harris, Madisonville, and
<W. B. Blaekmore, Martin, Tenn.
Others came in yesterday morning
and S. G. Buckner and several other
local tobacconists also went to Guth-
RE. sat
The meeting is held in advance of
the regular quarterly meeting of the
Executive Committee July / and it
sAunderstood that the condition Of
much Of the crop in hogsheads is to
be given serious consideration. The
wet spring resulted in a large pro-
portion of the crop being priced too
high and buyers are declining to
purchase many hogsheads until it
has passed through the sweat in good
shape. Several meetings have been
held to consider this trouble, which
d.. a.
is growing in seriousness.
"A prominent tobacco man is au-
thority for the statement that it is
probable that the graded prices of a
large proportion of the crop will
have to be lowered.
The outcome of the Guthrie meet
ing will be awaited with keen inter-
est '.at
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
More Troops For Ohio
Tobacco War Districts,

Columbus, O., June 8.-The Sher-
if of Brown County today appealed
to the Governor for more troops to
De sent TO the tobacco. Tie Cover
nor, after conference with the Adj
justant General, ordered a company
from the First Regiment, in Cincin-
natl.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
MRS. MARY v. MORRIS

Mrs. Mary v. Morris died We'd
nesaay at the home of her son.
Claude Morris, on East Seventh ST..
aged 81 years. She had been Ill for
several months. but the immediate
cause Of death was peritonitis.
Mrs. Morris was a christian wo'
man and took a deep interest in
Sunday School work. Funeral SER
vices were held at 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon and the interment
took place in Riverside cemetery.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11
TO PROTECT WITNESSES

Paducah, KY, June 8.-Judge
Reed this morning convened the
June term of the circuit court at
Benton, and Wednesday trials of
men indicted for completely in the
night rider raid on Birmingham,
when an old negro and negro baby
were murdered, will begin.
Soldiers are on guard to protect
witnesses and prevent demonstra-
tiaa. 1t is said one night rider who
aE wounded has confessed and
turned his mask over to the COM
monWealth's attorney.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-06-11

Lexington, KY, June 10The banquet in honor OF
the State Committees tonight will be the opening feature
of the Democratic Convention.
Committeeman will be elected tomorrow morning
and the Convention will meet at 230 p M, for temporary
organization. sl
The news comes from Louisville that Congressman
A. O. Stanley will be opposed by Ex-Governor Beckham
for temporary Chairman. Stanley has been candidate
for two months and until yesterday had opposition for
the honor.