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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08
CRIPPLED SON is CAUSE OF
"A DIVORCE BEING HELD UP
Court Won't Grant Decree Unless As
sured that Armless Child viii
Have Home.

Judge Donovan refused to grant a
divorce Thursday afternoon in the
case of Mary L. against Norman e,
Prince. until he had guarantee that
a home would be provided for their
24-year-old son, who is armless. The
young man was pathetic figure In
court during the progress OF the hear
ing. Both his arms were torn of In a
corn shredder. leaving him with a wife
and child 10 support. Since the acci-
dent he has lid with his parents
Two years ago. II was testified, the
elder Mrs. Prince declared that the
son and his wife would have 10 got
out,s or she would Afterward she
loaded up some furniture IN a wagon
took horse and left the farm. She
started suit for divorce, alleging
cruelty. but was not present Thursday,
and the case was heard on the hus.
bands cross-bill. Judge Donovan said
that IL decree is ever granted in the
case II will be under conditions that
will continue home for the son. Tho
Princes are farmers living near Belle.
Vile.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08

boy was permanently injured when a
cornice fell from Greenstines build
IL ts was as N Sbow sS' that me building was
In good condition, and that an UNI
usual gust OF wind caused the acci-
dent.
The physician. of the city were the
guests OF the sisters OF the Provi-
dence hospital, Thursday afternoon
and evening. when pubic lnspec-
ton OF the new building took place.
Many gifts of money were sent the
mother superior toward the debt on
the institution, the largest being
$1,000 check from Miss Danaher the
hospital will be open TO the public oil
day Saturday and until 10 o'clock In
the evening.
The Calvary Presbyterian church re-
luctantIy parted with the services OF
tleman positively declined recollection
as trustee OF the church for tho
twenty-eighth year. In the annual
meeting. Thursday evening. Mr..
Stringer said his. residence was a
long way from the church and he
felt that he could no longer take so
active q part In the AFFAIRS OF the
Mrs. BESSIE Knott, whose troubles with
her husband, Frank VI. Knott, were
brought 10 head when she insisted
upon testifyng for the defense In
the trial OF Dr. George A. Fritch, Is
recovering from a severe attack OF In
nuenza. IL had been reported that
she was seriously Ill ana constantly
raving for her child who, she says
was kidnapped by the father DR.. X.
A. Jameson says Mrs. Knott Is not
delirious. although she Is much wor-
ried.
Bernard j. OFFER, a fireman Of engine
No. 81. WINS waiting for CrOsstOwn
car at Forest-ave. and Ellery-st..
with his wife. Thursday, when an
auto driven by Henry Paulson, No.
202 Orchard-st.. struck Mrs. Opfer.
and knocked her down, seriously In
turing her. OFFER was also struck,
but escaped with slight injuries.
Paulson Is said 10 have admitted That
he was driving at the rate OF about
rs miles an hour. Mrs. Opfer mag
he internally Injured.
The proposition 10 build church house
with the equipment necessary for
modern institutional work came up
for discussion at the ninety second
annual meeting OF the First Presby-
terian church Thursday evening, but
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08
TACKLES BUDGET TONIGHT.
Estimators Must Clip on Million 70
Brino Tax Rate to 1909 Figure.

The board of estimates meeting In
the common council chamber Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock, will take UP
the 1910 city budget as submitted by
the council. The estimators still have
to cut something more than million
dollars from the estimates to bring
the tag rate down to that Of last year
President Robinson has been In consui
tatIon with the chairmen OF the es'
timators' committees, and there Is d
disposition to get the committees at
work at once. The streets committee
will make its tour of the city's pave
ments much earlier than usual this
year. and It is likely tina: Public
Works Commissioners Haarer will be
notified early of some streets that viii
be allowed, so that he can get mater
ial ready for an early start.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08
WHERE LIFE IS
WORTH LIVING

Miss Clara Livermore, who has had
considernbie experience I'm reforma-
tory work, has been appointed a vol
nntary probation officer by the Girls
protective league. TO work directly
with Miss Ada Freeman, the Juvenile
court probation officer.
A Jury I'm the federal eircuit court
found that William Rallies, injured by
having a red-hot iron run through
his thigh at the Railway Steel Spring
works was guilty OF contributory
negligence, and his suit for $50. 900
damages was dismissed.
The Detroit ambulance, driven by Ed
ward =. OLeary, WINS struck by a
sherman car at Porter and sixth
was badly bruised about the face and
legs. He says the motorman did not
ring his bell for the crossing.
Attorney George w. Radford's home-
has been sold under foreclosure pro-
ceedings 20 the estate OF George w.
H wa,ch T o6e AMOUNT OF the mortsnSs
months In which TO redeem thesprop-
erty.
John Armstrong;. n prisoner I'm the
aunt-ss. station; ON ehr S1 % Z
TO the bars OF his CELL Thursday az
ternoon. using his suspenders as n
rope. He was cut down by the door
strangling himself Armstrong rs 40
years old. and gave his address as
NO. AZ Bond-st
Judge Donovan ordered the sale, Thurs
day, Of the SO-acre fnrm left by 10
seph I.oranger, of Flat Rock. TO his
four daughters and an insane son
The heirs were at a loss how 10
dispose OF the property because OF
the sons mental Incompetence. Judge
Donovan ordered that one fifth OF the
price be deposited with a trust COM
pany for the sons benefit.
Nathan Ekelman, a -ycar-oId boy.
lest his suit against David u. Green
etine In Judge Murphy's court, Thurs
day afternoon, jury returning
verdict OF no cause for action. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08
Train crushes on Mans Leqs.

Peter Giroux, French-Canadian
from Tilbury. Ont, started homeward
IN a befuddled condition after a cele.
bration in Windsor, Thursday night,
and falling on the tracks, near the
Michigan Central roundhouse, lay
there and went 10 sleep. A switch en-.
CINE ran over him. crushing his legs 90
badly that they had to be amputated
al the knees. He is in Hotel Dieu and
his recovery Is regarded as doubtful.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08
TO FILL VACANCY NEXT MONTH
Pingree Co. viii Choose President To
Succeed Late =. c. Pingree.

Ptnqree CO. VIII Choose fresioent 10
Succeed Late =. c. Pingree.
No successor 10 the late Frank {.
Pingree, president OF the Pingree Co,
shoe manufacturers, will be named
until the annual meeting OF the com
tany. which takes place the second
week in May. In the meantime the
officials Of the company are silent a.
TO the probable ection, and consider
able speculation is going on In busl
ness circles as 20 the Identity Of the
man most likely to succeed to Mr.
Eingrees place as head of the insti-
tuition. Hazen s Pingree. Jr., whose
father, the late Gov. Pingree, esta0-
lshed the house, is the present vice
president. and OWNS large interest In
the business. The other officers are
John B. Howarth. treasurer, and Sher-
mar l.. Depew, secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08
STATE FAIR "LoosENING UP
Bunch Of Money VIII Be Spent on New
Buildings.

In a meeting OF the business and
finance committees of the Michigan
State Fair association, Thursday aft
ernoon, il was decided to ask for bids
for the erection of the new buildings
agreed upon a few months ago. The
new administration building and the
machinery hall Will cost about $4,000
each, IL Is estimated. An automobiie
building will be erected at cost OF
$780, 900. This will be built on the
Lewly-acquired territory just north OF
the present grounds, and Will be 800
nv 125 feet. The lower floor will be
OF concrete and be given over entirely
10 the display % autos. The second
,loor will be available for the display
OF accessories. Other improvements
will be sheep and SWINE barns. to cost
about $1,000, and tunnel under the
race track. to cost $1,000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-08
HALLEY's COMET HARMLESS.
Catastrophe improbable When Tai
Sweeps Earth, Says Fr. Striteh.

In lecture on Halley's comet. In
Detroit college, Thursday night, the
Rev. NJ. ]. Stritch, s. j., assured his
hearers that the people on this planet
have little 10 fear on the day the
comets tail is TO sweep across the
EARTH May Is next. He explained that
the only danger was from the atmos'
phere becoming charged with poison
Gus gases, which might explode II
stuck by lightning. But the lecturer
declared there is little real danger
Hundreds were turned away from the
lecture hall. unable to gain admission
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
RENDER.

June 21.-Talton Emory, Rosine and
Villas Peers. Beaver Dam, were here
last Wednesday.
Simon Jones and Joe Smith were in
Hartford last Wednesday.
Mr.. joe Smith and Miss Lacy Jane:
were married re last Thursday az
ternoon at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Simon Jones. Rev. - spoke
the words thai. made them one. We
all wish them joy and happiness
throughout their married life. Those
who attended the wedding from a
distance were: Miss Mary Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stephens. Mrs
G. F. Rice, OF Central City, alsr
several of relatives and friends OF
the BRIDE and groom were present
They left on afternoon train fol
Louisville, where they will sperd a
few days.
Mrs. Daisy Taylor, Beaver Dam, was
here last Thursday and Friday the
guest of her mother, Mrs. c. X. Car
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Bannon, Beaver
Dam, were here Friday.
Misses Effie and SUSIE Taylor were
here Friday the guest of Miss Ksfh-
crime Dean.
John Jnenings and grand daughter
Miss Jessie Jennings, Luzerne, were
here Friday and Saturday, the guest
of Sam jennings and family.
Mrs. Mary Mcdowell went to Cen
trail City Sunday.
Ercie Jarnagin spent Sunday il
Horton.
L. T. Willard was in Beaver Dan
yesterday.
Mrs. Bertha Dowell is on the sicl
LIST. 1 80
Mrs. l.. T. Miller and daughter, Miss
Anna, went to Beaver Dam to-da,
TO assist in organizing a lodge on:he
Women's Circle of Woodmen of the
World.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harris, of Lin.
ton, Ind, are here she guest of Mrs
Harris parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z
Harris.
| Mrs. Belle Parsons has returned
from Owensboro after a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. EvereJe Ashley ant
Miss Emma Willard have returned
from Horse Branch after a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everette Ashley and
Miss Emma Willard have returned
Horse Branch after visit.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
WnlTESVILLE.

June 22.-Will Stnnett, Drs. Nc
Donald and Carter attended the Da-
viess County Medical Association al
Owensboro, yesterday.
Prof. |. S. Mason, Fordsville was
here Monday.
Misses Grace Brooks and Lucy Nc
Garry returned from a Two weeks visit
with Sallie Hewlett near Pleasant Ridg.
Mrs. j. II. Wlheailey and Miss Liz
zie Moseley went to Owensbo1o to-day
Mr.. Granger, the blind book agent
called on the doctons ait this place
last week.
Qaite a crowd from here attended
the NJ. w. of A. ice cream supper at
Phibpot, Saturday night
N. p. Kelley, Sugar Grove and Rev
r. j. Brandon, Friedaland, were here
ON business yesterday.
Mn. Birk the telephone man was
ihens from Owensboro. yesterday.
DIR. Edge went to Nasan to-day.
Mckenzie Ralph Is seriously i'll at
his home about four miles south OF
here of tuberculosis
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24

can see any hour Of the day and who
will verify the above statement. When
he has done so. If he has any OF the
instincts Of gentleman. he wll make
the proper correction of false state
ment, which he either ignorantly or
knowingly publishes. Mr.. Barnee.
never applied for the position OF In
surancs Commissioner or Remained
around there few days" trying TO
get any appointment from the pres
ent State admins ration He could
have been Fire Marshal had ne &C
cepted the position from Mr.. James,
and he is not embittered or disap-
pointed IN consequence. Besides, had
he desired 10 live in Frankfort, lie
could have done so, wichout holding
office, for we are informed that a few
Republicans ohtside Of office holders
are permitted to live there, and any
city which would tolerate the prese1ct
of A. r. Dunlap, is certainly nps in
clined to draw a very severe line on
immigration.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
NARROWS.

June 22.-Dr. and Mrs. /. d. Cosby
are visiting the Doctors father, az
Hebbardsville, this week.
Mrs. Jack Walker was in Fordsville
Saturday.
Miss Bessie Renfrow, AIcHenry, spent
Sunday VT h her mother.
MIR. Roy Armendt. wife and children
of Nordsville, spen. Saturday and Sun
day with their mother, Mrs. Ida Rem
brow.
Mrs DR.. Lawlace is WISHING her son
and daugh er, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Law
lace, Owensboro, this week.
Miss Ida While vi;dted friends and
relatives in Horse Branch from Satur-
day until Monday.
Several from here ATTENDED "Old
Folks Day" at Cane Run church Sun
day. An report am enjoyable day.
Chris inc, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Allie Graham, Us seriously
i'll of flux.
Mrs. Ada Berkeley, who has been sicl
for two weeks is improving.
Miss Grace Shultz is visiting rela-
tives Gun Hartford this week.
Mr.. Oscar Shnll and NJ ISIS Fake
Hines We're married in Fordsville, Fri.
day morning with only few present
MIR. Shui.z is the oldest son of Mr.. j.
T. Shultz, noted farmer of this ooun
ty. Mr.. Shultz has been Bleaching
school fer several years. Miss Hines
is The beautiful daughter of MIR. R. w
Hines OF Fordsyille. She is an ac.
complished musician, unlike the mar
ifage of Teddy Roosevelt IT. We can
not give them diamonds and numeror
vahables but We wish them much haI
piness.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
chit DOG HOWLS."

Following the dedication of the new
capitol at Frankfort, uhe daily pa
pers of Louisville, announced that the
ex-Democraric State officers had re-
fused 10 take any part in the cele-
bration and from the tone of the dis
patches it was evTden. that only a
few of Frankfort people had partici-
pated TO any extent. This paper in
commenting upon this fact declared
what twO-thirds of the people of Ken
lucky think and have always thought,
that it was a mistake to have located
me new capitol at frankfort, and re-
ferred TO the fact that the Town had
for years been engaged almost who'll
ly in an effort TO retain the seat OF
government and that her people would
probably spend future years in an ef-
fort to get some of their money back
in high board bills, from those who on
great occasions would be compelled 20
resort to most amy sort Of means for
accommodations, on account of the
well known lack of hotel facilities in
Frankfort. These observations seem
TO have very greatly "riled" one A.
r. Dunlap, whose name appears at
the head of the editorial columns of
the Frankfort News, and he devotes
more than a column OF his vallua-
BILE Cd space TO personal abuse of the
editor Of this paper, but no where
does ne offer a single argument in
REPUTATION OF what we said. Instead
ne insinuates that the editor Of this
paper rs a Cheap SOFT OF guy" and
that he always stops at cheap board
i'm places etc, seeming TO think
this sont Of small oonGsmptible chat
ter will furnish a complete answer
10 what we said. The editor OF thin
paper has never stopped in Franftofa
at any place except the Capital Hdtel
and boarded there during two sessions
on the Legislature, ana mas no COM
plaint TO make against ruhat house OF
It's proprte ors, except that upon large
occasions 1t cannot accommodate the
people who desire TO stay There Again
Mr.. Dunlap asserts THAT the editor
OF 6ds paper has a tpeoSal dislike for
Frankfort, because he was turned
down for the office OF Fire Marshal.
Mr.. Barnett was never an applicant
for either Commissioner of Insurance.
Or Fire Marshal The position OF
Fire Marshal was tendered him and
after due consideration was declined.
II Mr.. Dunlap desires ito tell the truth
about this matter lie will interview
Mr.. James, Auditor Of State, whom he
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
A. S. Of {. Notice.

The Hartford Magisterial Distrio'
A. S. OF E., will meet Thursday June
30, 1910 at 10 o'clock a. m. at Ricket'e
school house. Everyone should be
interested this il the time TO elect
a Finance Committeeman for this dis
trict. We ought TO be busy IL We
are not. We will wish about next De-
cembeT that we had been.
G. p. JONES, Ch'm'n.
o. r. Tinsley, Sec.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
Sheriff's Sale.

BY virtue OF execution No. III d.
rected to me, which issued from the
Clerks office of the Ohio Circuit
Court, in favor of Z. F. Dondua
against Mayworth Barnard for the
sum of s6O3.52 with interest from the
Is day of July, 1909 and $11.S0 cost.
I. or one of my deputies, will, on
Monday the 4th, day of July 1910, be-
tween the hours of ten o'clock a. m,
and two o'clock p. m, at the Court
House door in Hartford, Ohio County,
Kentucky, expose TO PUBLIC SALE,
to the highest bidder, the following
property Tor so much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy Plaintiffs
debt, interest, and costs,) to-wit:
A tract of land bounded as follows;
Beginning at point on low water
mark in the line of Moore and Grab
tree, on north side, of rough river;
thence extending N. 35 w. 1920 feet
to a stone on the edge of the Hart
and Ross Rifle road; thence extend
ing s. 35 e. 1850 feet to a stone
on the bank a. Rough river; thence
extending with the meanders of Rough
river 1905 feet to the point of be-
ginning, Containing 120 acres, subject
TO martgage due Bank of Hartford.
Also parcel Of ground lying in
Hartford Ohio county, Kentucky, and
being Southeast, one half of town lots
Nos 1, 2. 3 and 4, as the same is now
fenced being same lots conveyed by
Mary E. Taylor 10 Rowan Holbrook
on 10th day Of September 1900 and
OF record Ohio County Clerks Office
Deed Book No. 276. subject to a mort
gage of Bank of Hartford levied upon
as the property Of Mayworth Barnard.
TERMS: Sale will be made on a
credit of months, bond with approx
ed security required, bearing interest
at the rate Of 6 per cent per annum
from day of sale, and having the force
and effect Of a bond.
WITNESS my hand. this 14th day
Of June 1870
II. H. BLACK Sheriff o. c.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24

A few days ago We were handed a
copy OF the Frankfort News which
contains a very fla teTng refere-.ce 10
lhe editor of this paper in more than
a column article in which II attempts
20 bell tie US because We told ehe
truth about Frankfort. Now the
Frankfort News circulates between the
tunnel and the Kentucky River and n
further, 20 speak Of. So the Courier
Journal was engaged 10 answer our
article for the News. We would new
At have known what nice things the
News had 10 say abOu. us, except for
the kindness Of a friend who hap
pened 70 go 70 Frankfort and pick up
a copy in a very secluded place
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24

The Courier-Journal also feels call
ed upon TO notice our little editorial
concerning Frankfort, the capital ded-
icatdon exercises, and makes Lengthy
argument in favor of Frankfort for
the seat of government. IL was not
always so with the Courier-Journal.
II We remember correctly at one time
the Counter journal though. the CAPT
tai ought TO be in Louisville. It Is in
deed a beautiful capital building and
would be the pride OF every Kentucky
citizen, located In a place accessible
and where 1t could be seen by visitors
frem other parts of the world, with
out making a special effort to do so.
Even after you have reached the cap
atza city It is very difficult matter
60 get TO the capitol building. This
is known to everyone who has been
ON the grounds, and all the edHod'ial
space of the Courier-Journal devoted
20 the single purpose OF proving 9th
erwdse for the next ten years could
not change 1t. 1t Is the common la
meut of the citizens of Kentucky that
30 beautiful a building should be hid
den away among the hills of Frank
fort, the only town In Kentucky which
A order to reach you must cross .
nGxer or go through a tunnel and TO
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
visiting friends and relatives here.

visiting friends and relatives here
Mr.. j. c. Kimmel and wife, Paradise
were here Tuesday.
Mrs. Myrtle Likens, wife of Mr.
James Ljkeas and daughter Of Marion
Williams, died at the home of her
parents near here June 18th, and was
buried the following day with Mason
ie honors, at Waltons Creek Gene
terry. She leaves a husband, father
mother, two sisters and host OF
friends ct morun her demisa We
extend 10 the family our sympathy
and commend her hlife as On worthy
of imitation
Rev. r. d. Bennett, Hartford, fill
ed his regular appointment here Sun
day.
Mrs. Florence Kirby, Owensbor-o, il
visiting her sister, Mrs. c. P.MorI,is
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1910-06-24
SELECT.

June 22-AIr. ]. Y. Hudson died at
his residence near McHenry last Sun
day morning and was bunied at the
Smith graveyard Monday. He was
buried by the Red Men of which he
was a member.
Messrs. G. E. Arbuckle and ]. w.
Martin and families, Hartford, visit
ed relatives here Saturday and sun
day.
Mr.. John Cope and wife OF NcHenry
visited the family OF T. c. Hosey
Sunday.
Miss Cora Roll, Render, Is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. S. NJ. james
this week.
Rev. Jenkins Is in town this week.
He gave lecture at the Christian
church Tuesday night, which was well
attended.
s. NJ. James went to Prentis one
day last week TO buy lies.
Mr.. Hubert Taught and family visit
ted Mr.. Faught's parents, Mr.. and MIS-
G. w. Taught, of near Green River
Sunday.
Mr.. G. F. Miller left Sunday fer
Hartford, where he will work at the
carpenters trade.
Mr.. r. w. King and family, Hart
ford, visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Stew
art last Thursday.
Miss Lorene Stewart visited her
brother. Mr.. Avery Stewart at Crom-
well last Week. .