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five FAVORITES
FARE FIERCELY
Jockey COburn Crowds Likely
DieudOnne and Is Set Down
for Week

Favorites again Jared badly at En-
eryville yesterday. only one passing
the judges in front. Rough riding
marred one event, and in another Gallo
pus. the first choice, lost all chance at
the start
The rough riding stunt came in the
last race over the futurity course, for
which Likely Dieudonne was favorite
and Thistle Belle a heavily played sec
ond choice. They were sent away in
good shape, but when the half mile
pole was reached Coburn on jim Gah
ney cut across and almost knocked
Thistle Belle down. McbriGe wa
forced to pull her up and she lost any
chance she may have had. Jim Gaff-
ney and Kid North then fought il out
most of the way and Coburn landed his
mount first by a neck Selden on Kid
North crowded Likely Dieudonne near
the finish. with the result that Williams
pulled him up and he was beaten a
neck for third money by Banorella.
All the jockeys were summoned be-
for the judges following the race and
Coburn was held responsible and sus-
pended for a week.
Calopus. the opening faverite for the
fifth got away badly and failed to cut
any figure. Burnen a u 70 1, chance
got through on the rail and won from
Arthur Hyman and Elmdale. Bishop
W was plunged on to win the feature
event at mile and 20 yards He was
slow to get going and suffered some
interference. Raleigh was in front all
the way, beating the favOrite a length.
Edwin T. Fryer closed fairly well and
was third.
After many unsuccessful attempts
No Quarter finally won a race The
judges had ordered jockey up in place
of Shale, who has been riding the son
of Viking, and the action of the officials
made a big difference. Titus III ruled
favorite, but MoleswOrth landed No
Quarter an easy winner. Titus II beat
Royal n for the place.
The year old event proved soft
spot for Jim Basey. He romped home
in front of Ban Ann, while Zwick, a so
to 1 chance from the Schreiber stable.
was third.
Madeline Musgrave was the most
fancied for the third. with Metropolitan
next in demand. on in front Metro
politan led all the way, having nothing
to race with him. He won from Ellerd
and Madeline Musgrave-
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BarbarianS and Burns
To Furnish Feast

What gives promise OF being one of
the best soccer games Of the season
will be played at the Preside grounds
this afternoon when the Barbarians
and Burns clash in the semi-final Of
the cup competition. No two teams in
the league are more evenly matched
than the Barbs and Burns. and it is un-
lftreIv that more than a goal viii sep
arste them at the finish.
The Barbarians "A" team and the
Arronauts will meet in a preliminary
contest 10 the cup game, while the Hum
boldt high and Reliance teams Will
hook up at the stadium. The two
lafter games are under the auspices of
the Western league.
The Bay Counties soccer league is
meeting with great success in inducing
the businessmen of Oakland and Berk-
elev TO become interested In the new
organization
With the idea Of encoura ging the
Younger players to organize teams the
exec,ltive committee of the league has
decided to inaugurate junior compe-
4iffon offering a. silver shield and set
NJ medals 70 the winning team
The next meeting of the Bay Coun-
,fes league viii be held at the st.
T,,1isn hotel Tuesday evening. when
fbe bylaws will be revised. Applica-
tion for mem mbership in the p A A.
will be made at the meeting Of that
organization "Wednesday
THE Albion Rovers and Caledonians
will meet at Freeman's park this af-
ternoon.
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very likely that the match will be made
within the next few days
Papke never looked better than he
looked last night. His eyes are bright
and his skin is well tanned up and
very clear. He appears to be more
lively then he ever was, and, judging
from the decisive drubbing which he
administered to Lewis in Paris. he
must be fighting better than when he
last showed in this city. All the east
ern exports are agreed that the Papke
OF today is a far better man than the
Papke of q year ago.
The Kewanee lad will stay right here
till he clinches his match with Klans.
He has several offers to fight short
distance battles around New York and
Philadelphia, but he likes the Mara
thon game, and this is one of the rea-
sons why he travelled 1000 miles to
fight his next fight.
Tommy Mccarthy, the fighting brick
layer, will have big day at the Seal
Rock house this afternoon. He intends
to warm up TO his boxing work in
real earnest, and he will take on all
the aspiring lightweights who care
TO try their hand at the boxing game.
Mccarthy has been working for a week
for his battle with owen Moran, and he
looks TO be in grand shape.
Moran will arrive this evening from
Sonoma county, where he has been
doing a lot of roughing and outdoor
work for the past week. He viii take
up his training tomorrow morning at
San Rafael, which will give him about
two weeks to prepare for his meeting
with Mccarthy, which is billed for
the evening of April % at Dreamland
rink, under the auspices of Griffin's
club.
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JEFFRIES WORKS
WITH MORE Vim
Success of Operation Upon His
Wife Has Good Effect on
Retired Champion

BEN LOMOND, April ia general
air of good feeling and, with the news
of the success of the operation on Mrs.
Jeffries. relief pervaded the Jenries
training camp this afternoon. and the
big fighter worked with vim which
he has Mt shown since beginning
training. He put in two hours in the
gymnasium, going through his entire
routine of training exercises, with the
exception of boxing.
The only rough work of the day was
the wrestling bout with Farmer Burns,
when the two heavy weights engaged
in a fast mill of mauling and tussling.
The Farmers wrist was slightly in
jured by vigorous twist by the boiler
maker. but soon was restored by a
brisk massage.
Before beginning work this after
noon Jeffries said he felt better than
at any time since taking up training.
He says he has overcome tendency to
drink too much water after luncheon,
and is feeling better on this account.
Tomorrow will be another holiday.
JeIrleS Will 90 10 SANTA cruz, Wnere
he will inaugurate the baseball sea-
son by pitching the first ball. His
nephew. Ted Boyer, will play on the
Santa Cruz team
Joe Choynski is expected to arrive
Monday, and regular boxing routine
viii then be begun. Berger plans to
increase the daily amount of sparring
work, and the schedule will be length
ened to six rounds instead Of the usual
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Aqueduct Results

AoUEDUCT, n. Y. April 16.-The feature at
Aouedict today was the Rockaway selling stake
at six furlongs. resulting in close and exciting
finish with the favorite. Prince Gal. getting
the decision by a short head. Summarizes
First race, four furlongs-Horizon. 10 to /,
won: Madcap, 10 ), second; Susan, 8 to /,
third Time :4S 20.
Second race, one mile-Ardri, s to 5, won;
Keep Moving, to L, second; Otilo, to 2.
third Time, 1:41 1-5.
Third race, four furlonrs-Semprotus to 1.
won; Frank Mullens, to ), second; Babler S
to l. third. Time, :47 AS. Altamsh left at
the post
Fourth race. six furlongs-Prince Gal. 13 to
TO- won: Pajaroita, Z to 2, second: Rialto. tc
l. third Time 1:14.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Besom, II to 10
won: Ben Loyal. 8 to i. second: Righteasy
to /, third. Time 1:13.
Sixth race. selling, 1--WE furlongs--Follie Levy,
to 1, won; Myles o'Connell, to 1. second
Flying Squirrel. 8 to 8. third TimA- Loo
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TRACK GOSSIP

Owing to the very bad showing made by Cres-
ton Friday the stewards have ordered the entry
of the Anderson horse refused. The officials an
nounced that they will reserve further action
pending the result of a continued investigation
being made into the race won by Captain John.
The Cahill performer bet with much con
hdence, and won as he pleased. while Creston
ran far below his true form.
The stewards questioned Jockey Anderson
further regarding the running of Galvesca, and
the boy said the mare appeared to stagger. He
looked down. thinking she bleeding. and as
she continued TO stagger he pulled her up. Gal
vesca was reported to be in good condition
Thursday night and again yesterday. and the
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Billy Papke Arrives, Eager for Fight
With Frank Klaus or Ketchel
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

Billy Papke challenger the middle weight championship
with Ed Papke,
Piburg IS
when where he will fight Klaus the
will
his old friend Blot
upon yet, there chance a
Ketcel Mission
July, when he 20 round
knocked Willie Lewis three Papke unable
Europe stripes
in
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officials are unable to account for her bad race.

officials are unable to account for her bad race.
The following horses were sold at auction yes
terday in the paddock Duke of Milan. F. r.
Brown. S625; Sweet Basil. Johnson & Gray,
$425; Hex, Charles Hornlng, 5000; Beda, j. A.
Bell of Rasin City stables. S425; Netting. Wal
ter Heath $50; l. C. Ackerly S11O. Raisn City
stable; Prudent, F. W. Goulart, $50. W. T.
Anderson bought in Argonaut for William Cahill
at $40. and II. Tobin secured Old Settler from
Frank Mcmahon at private sale
Jockey Thomas expects to leave for the east
the end Of this month His apprentice allow
ance expires May Z.
winona Winter has gone lame, and will be
rested up until next fall
Jockey KeOgh plans to leave next week fOi
Louisville where he will ride for W G. Yanke
Jockey Rice will start for New York about the
same time.
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SACRAMENTO. April 16.-The Sacra-
mento Coast league pitching staff will
he Increased in few days by the
arrival of Pitcher Nourse of Brown
college. Manager Graham has been
expecting Southpaw Thompson from
the Boston squad, but received a letter
today from President Taylor of the
Ped Sox that Nourse had been sent out
Nourse is right handler built on the
styIe of Overall. Babe Reams of
Santa Clara joined the team today
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know that I must dispose of him before
7 can get on with Ketchel, and Ketchel
is the man am after I want that
middle weight crown and I feel very
certain that it viii be mine if ever
hook Up with the man who is now
wearing it Let them bring Ketchel on
TO me"
Blot has Klaus under contract and for
this reason he apparently stands bet
ter chan than the others 10 hook the
Klaus -Papke bout. Jim Coffroth start
ed after it some weeks ago and he may
still be q contender, though in the
meantime he dropped Klaus and seemed
TO lean toward Joe Thomas. But the
Klaus -Papke match is the one which
the fans want TO see and the man who
lands it will be sure Of a big. live at
traction. whether the battle is fought
in this city or in some suburban ring.
II is Blots intention to bring Papke
and Klaus together early in June in the
new arena which he contemplates
building at Eighth and Market streets
He said last night that the lease is all
ready q be closed and that the final
details win be settled on Monday morn
ing If this goes through Blot viii have
q great place for staging prize fights
and the chances are that at least one of
the other local promoters will join
hands with him and together they will
bill all their attractions there.
Promoter Jim Griffin of the Broad
way club, holder Of the July date, as
sures Papke that he will get him a
match with Ketchel on the afternoon
OF July provided that Papke gets
away with Klaus, as most Of the wise
fans believe that he will. This is an
other inducement for Papke to get at
Klaus as quickly as possible, SO it is
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Like jeff Heap Much
TSoccio: Disootch 10 The Call

Specld. DIspdtch 10 he IdHI
HOQUIAAI, Wash, April 16.-Fifty
braves from the Quinault Indian reser-
vation in the Olympic mountains are
planning TO go to Emeryville July 4
to see the Jeffries johnson fight. Rep
resentatives of the tribesmen were
in Hoquiam today to mage arrange
ments for purchase of railway tickets
and seats at the ringside.
The red men will go prepared to
nlace their money on the white cham
piOn
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Berger in Auto. Smash

WATSONVILLE. April 16.-Sam
Berger, manager for James J. Jeffries,
narrowly escaped serious injury to-
night in an automobile accident. While
passing through here on his way to Sa-
linas to referee prize night, large
car in which Berger and several
friends were riding. collided with a tel
egraph pole. The machine was wrecked
and its occupants thrown out. The
chauffeur was taken to a hospital, but
Berger and the other members of the
party escaped with bruises
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AT FREDoNIA. n. /,

FREDONIA. N. Y, April 1e.-Edward
Payson Weston arrived here from Erie.
Pa. at o'clock tonight Weston.
who formerly lived in F'redonia, was
given a great ovation by his former
townsmen and was presented with a
substantial purse. He will remain here
over Sunday
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Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. April 1s-ZWith the
seventh the winter meet OF the Florida
livestock and fair association closed. Ethon's
victory in. the feature race proved that the horse
was far the best OF the field Weather clear.
Track fast. Summary:
First race, six furlOngs-BrOwn Tony. 5 to I.
won; Pedigree. s to 1. second: Youthful. to 5.
third Time. 1:14 2-5.
Second race, four furlongs-Del Friar, TO 1,
won; Roseburg III. 10 70 L. second: Oracle. Q
TO 2. third Time, 40 80.
Third race, Eve and half furlongs-HaroId
Hal. 20 to 1, won: Splendida. u to /. second;
Bosserian. to |. third. Time. 1:oT 40
Fourth race. handicap. six furlongs-Ethon.
TO l. won; Flying Footsteps. 3 to 2, second;
Eyebright. 16 to ). third. Time. 1:11 as.
Fifth race. six furlOngs-ColoneI Ashmeade,
to L. won: Cooney K, to 2. second: Camel.
10 1, third Time. 1:12 So.
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards-Jack
Right, to ), won; Ten PAGES, TO 5. second;
Amyl IL TO 1, third Time. 1 AS 35.
Seventh race. one. and a sixteenth miles
Bonnie Bard. to 2. won; Rio Grsnde. IS TO 5.
second: Ceremonious. to 1. third Time.
1:46 3-5.
INFIELDER HELTING RELEASED
ST LOUIS, April 16.-In1elder Helt-
ing of the st. Louis Americans was re-
leased today to Portland, Ore
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SAN JOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-McLean Stolen base-Pfyl.
Double plays-Townsend to Keller Emerson to
Rutledoe to Townsend. First base on called
balls-Of Emerson ), of Hopkins ,. Struck out
BY Emerson g. by Hopkins 4 Hit by pitched
ball-McLean. Time of game-1 hour and So
minutes Umpire-Irwin-
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johnson Takes Hike

CHICAGO, April 16-Jack Johnson
did IL miles of road work today and
spent some time playing ball until rain
interfered. The quick changes in the
weather here prevent any really Sc
rious work by the colored champion, as
he wishes to avoid taking cold.
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PfYl Steals in With
Winning Tally

SAN JOSE, April 16.-PfyI won an
other game for Stockton by stealing
home with the winning run in the ninth
after two men were out. Score.
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The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille

n is n
Saturday. hundred asve
E. ]
65o7 FIRST
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)ff at 1861. Gafney. I
Winner b. h. by Golden
Won driving. Next two
on Jim Gaffney piled the
headed by Kid North, but.
Kid North crossed down in
Banorella ran a good. game
reich he lost all chance.
hance. The race was not a
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17
Emeryville Entries

Following are the entries at Emeryville for
Monday. April Is:
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs SELL
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Burnell, 4 place. 2 show;
3annockburn-Mrs. Brunell.
q drive Of four. High
Burnell slipped through
game race ElmdAle ran
8lacksheep closed stoutly.
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SENATORS GET NEW BLOOD
TSbecial Dispaich to The Call

.Apprentice alIowance.
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ime-:24 20, 10. 1:O1. III. At post j minute.
show: Titus 40 place % show; Royal n
Danger. Trained by ]. T. Strife. Start good.
No Quarter 5-2 Galvanic s. No Quarter had a
slowly and effort to get to the front told.
Delivery Little Fannie not ready. She is fast
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-18
Ns&SMN6ljoIk&WSstarn
Effective oct. ?, 1910

Ly. Fort Gay Central TimeO
Lie A. NJ. Daily Kenoya.
lronton. Portsmouth. Cincinnati.
Columbus Pullman sleepers no
Cincinnati and Columbus. Connec-
lions via Chicago and 81. Louis for
the West aud Northwest
1850 P N. Daily For Columbus,
Cincinnati and intermediate statIona
Pullman Sleeper Cafe Car 10 Col
um6us, Connects at Cincinnati ana
Columbus for points West.
Lv, 200 A, NJ. DailyFor VIII
hanson. welch, Bluefield, Roanoke.
Lynehburg, Norfolk. Richmond. Pull
man sleepers. Cafe Car.
2,OS r, NJ. Daily-For William
son, WEIGH, Biueneld. Roanoke.
Norfolk. Richmond. Pullman sleeper
to Norfolk. Cafe Car.
Train leaves Renoya s:25 A. NJ.
Daily for Williamson. via Wayne,
and leaves Kenoya for Portsmouth
aud local stations 5!47 p. A. Daily.
and leaves kenoYa 600 A. N. Daily
except sunday for Columbus and
local stations.
For full Information apply TO
W. II. BENILL, a. II. A.
VI. ;. BRAGG, 4. +. A.,lsoanoke, Va
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Pursuant to Judgment Of the
Lawrence Circuit Court rendered
at Its August term 1910 In the
action OF Frick Company, PHI.
against NJ. F. Borders &c. Dcfts ,
In favor OF plaintiff for the sum Of
&lSS.00 with six per cent interest
from January 10, 1907, and the
further sum OF $500 with inter.
est from September 10. 1907, also
the further sum OF $4,000 with In
terest from January 10, 1905, until
paid, subject TO the following cred.
its, to-wit: The sum of 5000, Mar.
IL, 1910, and the further sum Of
$500 May 18th, 1910. undersign.
ed will on Monday, November n,
1910, being County Court day. offer
Tor sale at the front door OF the
Court House In Louisa, Ky. TO the
highest and best bidder the follow
ing described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay
the above debt, interest and costs
Of said action, to-wit: One Frlck
Company SXlO portable engine on
wheels, complete, No. llOl9: one
Frick Company No 0 Saw Min com
plete with the aqw and all the
fixtures and appurtenances. No.
327O; one "a inch Henry DIttson
saw so So ply canvas belts.
II said personal property should
not pay the debt, interest and
costs will then offer following real
estate, to-wit: ....... ...
Certain tract OF land on left
hand fork OF Georges Creek, Law
renee county, KY branch known
as the Still branch, reginnlng at
the branch on an iron-wood on the
Milton Benton line, thence up the
branch and with the same to the
forks OF the branch, thence ur the
right hand fork to a poplar. thence
due east course to J. A. Beasley's
line, thence down the ridge with
said Beasley's line to a marked pine,
the Milt Benton corner, thence down
the hill with the said Benton line
to the beginning, containing so acre
more or less. z t..-..
TERMS; The personal property
will be sold on credit OF three
months, and the real estate on six
months time, purchaser to execute
bond payable to the commissioner
with good personal security.
f. l.. STEWART, NJ. C. l.. C. G
nov4t3
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TYPHOID FEVER.

Typhoid fever is one OF the
preyentable diseases, and health
boards and sanitary experts are dn-
igent in giving advice as to how 1t
can be prevented, Nevertheless
the disease Invariably stands clos
TO the top in the mortality reports.
The report of the Indiana state
Board OF Health for the month OF
September showed that typhoid fey.
er was the most prevalent disease
OF the month. Ejghy-three coun-
ties reported an aggregate OF S0O
cases and i5S deaths, as against 751
cases and 132 deaths in the same
month last year Commenting on
the statistics, Dr. ], n. Hurry. See
rotary of the Indiana Board OF
Health is quoted by the Indian
apohs Star as saying
"untn Indiana takes further steps
To eliminate typhoid seyer the cit
liens OF this State cannot criticise
the benighted countries OF Europe
on account OF cholera This rec
ord Is simply fever are filth dis
eases, and until the people awaken
to the understanding that unclean-
illness is a crime and that II de-
stroys life at a faster rate than all
murders, assasstns and anarchists
combined, the efforts OF health OF.
ficers viii be In vain except to
point out as often as possible the
alarming facts and assist In the
campaign OF education,
II is little wonder that health
officials are moved occasionally To
strong language In discussing tn,
indifference OF the public to the raw,
ages Of preVentable diseases, such
aRs typhoid fever, The conserya.
ton Of health is an issue OF par
amount Importance to humanity. II
dwarts all other issues, but the
masses Of the people persistently
refuse TO interest themselves in it
IN practical way, There are 10.
Calities where an outbreak OF hog
cholera Ioates more concern than
an incipIent epidemic OF typhoid few.
or, Meanwhile, though It be a lit
tie discouragtng at times. let the
health officials keep up the cam
paign OF education aud continue
to point out alarming facts" --
Courier Journal
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.

Local trains leave Louisa. south
bound. 1874 q. m. week days, and
5:2i p. m, daily.
North bound. leave Louisa s.2I
a, m. daily. S:54 p, m, week days.
Arrive Ashland 1885 a. m, daily,
5'2O D. M, week days
To Lexington, Louisville aud West.
Leave Ashland 1910 p. M, l;l5
a. m. daily, Local, week days to
Lexington. 1910 a. m.
To Cincinnati and West
Leave Catlettsburg, express,
daily. 1853 a. m, 6;l2 a. M, l2.42
p. m. Locals. 5:47 a. m, week days,
1895 .. m, daily.
Leave Ashland. express, daily.
4:lO a. m. 6:25 a. m, 1909 D. m.
Locals, 5'5s a. m, week days,
l2;42 p. m, daily.
Eastbound. Main Line.
Leave Ashland, express daily,
$40 p. m. 1886 p. m, 1898 a. m.
Local, daily to Huntington. l2:4S D.
m; runs to Hinton week days.
Local. week days. to Huntington,
S:l2 D. m.
s. J. JUSTICE, Agent
Louisa, Ky.
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We are informed that tho oil
well on Big Greek came in last
Friday as a 2O-barrel producer. The
OIL overlooked and as consequence
the creek is full OF oil TO the mouth
Several barrels OF the oil was bail.
ed up at Big Greek station. and
much Of II went out into the river
Excitement in the uelghborhood Is
very high as a consequence, and Ian
values are expected to soar. Logan
Democrat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-18

George Stevens, one OF the fore
men of Cole and Crane, in the con
structlon Of a tram road in Log
an county, W. Va, was set upon by
a number OF italian laborers under
his charge and shot to death on
Tusdeay night The tragedy oc-
CURED on Buffalo Creek where the
timber operators are building a rail-
road. There were about two hun
dred Italians at the camp and a
number of them were in a shanty
with Boss Stevens when a difficult
ty arose resulting in Stevens be-
ing shot several times, from the
effects OF which he died soon after
wards.
Those who we're engaged in the
work fled to the mountains and
are being chased by a sherlffs
posse and bloodhounds and will ev.
identity be caught when II is feared
that Others may be killed in bat
tie which may ensue,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-11-18

On last Sunday. while playing
with some other boys across the
river from this city, William Cary
the lO-year-old son of Lawrence
Cary, suffered an accident which
may cause him to lose one Of biz
eyes The boys were playing with
bows and arrows, when an arrow
with steel point struck young
Cary In the eye. making a very ug,
ly wound. Mr. Cary left on the
early morning train Monday fof
Huntington, where he will secure
the best medical attention to be-
had in that city In the hope OF
saving the boys eye.-Logan Dem,
OcTat
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west VIRGINIA NEIGHBORS.
NEWS FROM COUNTIES JUST
ACROSS THE RIVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

A Logan attorney propounds the
following query; III Knaawha coun-
ty gave MacCorkle majority Of
O,000, how many preachers like
Rev. Upton would Il have taken to
have 'ftddled Grant Hail into the
State?" .-... -.