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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04

The nsular possessions including Hawaii would be worth
trade than they if the restrictions Chinese
taken off Let the mainland enjoy its labor if they like
them give nsular America chance grow
way for the large farmer the small requires labor
is cheap and easily contented
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
Big DOingS at
ZEE CHAN & co.
COR KING BETHEL
The Greatest Sacrifice Sale
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY
FROM APRIL list. 1911.


WE DO NO CONSIDER OF GOODS IN THIS SALE AS
WE NEED THE ROOM FOR LARGE NOW ON THE
Way THIS is YOUR OPPORTUNITY YOUR DRY GOODS
SUPPLY FOR TIE
NOTE THE BELOW PRICE, WE JUST IDEA HOW
OUR STOCK is GOING TO BE TWO WEEKS
FANCY AND PLAIN BINGHAM. Yards
REGULAR GOODS
FOREST MILL WHITE COTTON. Yards
YARD WIDE PURE.
WHITE AND GRAY COTTON BLANKETS .$1oo pr Csc pr
WHITE COTTON TOWELS ...1oe Sc
WHITE COTTON TOWELS, large ca.
LADIES' WOODEN SWEATER COATS $3.50, NOW $500
LADIES' WooLEN SWEATER COATS $4oo NOW $3.50
LADIES' wooLEN SWEATER COATS $3.50, NOW 5000
VIEWS ONEhsHHIS Soc NOW $25e
VIEWS OVEHSHIRTS ear NOW SOC
MEMS OVERsHIRTs S125 NOW
MEMS oVERsHIRTs .....,.... $3.50 S.75, $1Oo
MEMS SUITS Regular $1,000 Suit,
MEMS SUITS Regular ESQ
MEMS WOODEN PANTS or. NOW
MEMS WOODEN $40 mr. NOW
MEMS MERcERzED Whose
Sold box prs 75e.-
MEMS FINE coLoREo HHosE Reg 15c pr, NOW 8 prs
BOYS WASHABLE KNEE PANTS . .s5e ca, NOW 15c ca
BOYS WASHABLE sHIRTWAIsTs ca, 15c ca.
The Large Stuck of Mems
regardless
Our prices positively the Honolulu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04

1t msprnt the files which made General Murray say
100000 would be required defend these islands
oversang the matter by General Muay estimate
20 which less than half the number of the garrison
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
THE QUINN SUNDAY BILL.

There will be hearing the Sunday observance bill tonight
This of which Senator Quinn SPONSOR give
employers the right work their every day in the
1t employer lawful preteXt deprive the people his
payroll of their day of
The special object enable the Company to
make its and moionpctu work days
The employees protest they right consideration
body wants to work Sunday the the till Like the
BARRIERS who lately got relief every hired Sunday
practice If the question of the good the number
the DIRECTORS will carry the day in the Legislature against the pro-
poser.
Again. the Sunday teae would be step the Sunday
saloon and the Sunday beer and all the other forms of boterou
diversion which spoil the day of for other people,
The Star does seek noent Sunday We have
that leaves the for things that dorder But
thing that tends towards the wide open Sunday dorder
bearings '''.'
They be using hobby those movements ex
cali and Tia Juana. 3.!h ..l,.
The Republican leadership the House went an Illinois
member who has warmly supported Speaker Cannon. ' "
For the whole month of March Honolulu
from Asac cholera and deaths from tuberculosis Yet
white plague gets particular notice from the public who
take this scourge which the doctors say pventab
- - '' -
Senator Farchd travels the path where the gubernao lightning
is most likely to strike ,f..
The people might we'll
Republicans of Socialist principles.
The Legislature hardly afford the umpire row
Ho anywhere else The Educational Commission
and should be permitted
business for the Territorial lawmakers especially when many urgent
things pending.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
At THE THEATERS
Savoy.

Hilda earle, the statuesque beauty,
lived up to all the praise of her adj
vance agent, when she made her first
appearance at the Savoy theater last
evening. She made an instant hit.
She not only sings her songs but acts
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04
WALT MASON.

had defend Port Arthur When the Oahu forts done shall
doubtless have force, for peace times of at least 10000
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04

Senator Farcd travels the path where the gubenaoa lightning
is most likely to strike. ,,......
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-04-04

The people might just well elect Socialist mayors outright
Republicans of Socialist principles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
$3.50 Recipe Free,
For Weak Men
Send Nsme and Address Todsy-Vov
Can Rave u Free and Be
strong and Vigorous.

Lave in ny r0ssereior rrearrfpft4,
FOR nervous debility. JACK ~ tfr0r &C.,
ered manhood. failing memory ana lar,,
back brought M my oxrrarea urr.f.,g,t
Nrnfra. nr The fnlI'ea ~ youth ffrf ~.
cured ro many worn ana n.rrou. No.
right ir their own homes without ..,.,,
ad IIflprHi help nr medic. ~ ffnf NIX
every man wnp vfHrfa fn rsraf- -
manly power and VIrIIIfU. uuf.trv -.
nuietfv. should have n COPY 81 I 49,
frfrrs 90 rrrd a rlrr ~ fI. 49,.
rrrfrflnr free ~ charge. o. % rfaln Ir.a
nary sealed envelope 40 any man ,,t,
u ff write mo flr ~
THIS prescription comes from a rf.-t
Hfnr who has made RE- special sffff.,
mon ana arm convinced 10 IH ffo ...r..t
HlfIrE combination fYr tho rrra - 80
.rrf manhood lnI visor failure ever 90
together
thInt 1ws re- o. f1y r,il.sv r,,- o.
.frI them copy In rYrfIHfffe q. rt.f
HTV mon anrW Gro who o. unla AMI .I.--
outraged Wlfh repeated flIIuraa 49,
rfnu drufFlrr himself with Iarnrtf ,..f
ont medicine. SECURE shat 9 bci.r,. +.
fHr 1uI. FrHf. HIfIrr rrafrrHfIrea. nun.Ilf.
frr aruT TOT rtftNG remedy ar .
Weed and ru cure himself at home .iY.sf.
v ard quickly Iurf drop mo firs Uss
fHfa ~. D ltnhiuapn. 11sl TuE
fflIlflrr Detroit Mirh.. ana . ain r.nT
vnu a copy NJ This frlnudid rrrIra d. 4.
UInfn nrd'nnrV envelope free ~ r.ar.re
a great mauY 1nrflrr would rhHraa f1' III
fH 81 0n Tor merely writing out n ne.
- -rtion hke this bot ! send % entirely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

opponent He then spoke Of number OF
people ne saw In the saloon. Wtfne.s
stated that he had thrown the botties
.'ens the railroad track enroute home.
The witness stated that on SUNDAY
morning John Biankensop asked him AZ
ne knew where he could oct a drink and
ns replied he thought that yDuckys
Jones had some. ToEethsr they went to
see Jones. but the latter had nothing 10
drink and when they suggested Eotnr 10
sSnsrwooas house he declined and went
nome He stated that he knew nothior
OF the crime untn late An the evening.
The prosecution attempted 10 bring
out evidence that Gunion' was a thief and
nan threatened other peopls., but the
witness denied these charges. lie denied
or said he knew nothing of Irvine 10
nave warrant sworn out for the arrest
OF snerwoodA While the state could not
break Gunfon's story. the prisoner WIS
very nervous on the stand and kept
twitching around In his chair throu xhout
the examination. At the close OF mis- te.-
umony the arguments were started A.
torneys Obrien and Ramsey, for the
state. and Attorneys Commit and Nc
n,lsary. Tor the. defense. all made bril-
liant pleas TO the jury IN which thew
summoned up their side OF the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
FOOTBALL GAMES
Number Of Games TO BE Played In
This Vicinity To-Dsy-Hiqh al
BarncaNille

Lovers OF the football game Will
have the opportunity OF witnessing
some fast teams in action today in
this vicinity. High will play Barnes
vile high at the latter place. Win
Coach Johns. the team will leave for
the Ohio city during the morning.
The fast Stats team will to,r,o,,
70 bethany where they will meet
bethany college in their annual duel.
On the dope the Stats team should
win The squad viii leave the Penn
sylyania station at 40 O'Clock. and
viii be conveyed TO Bethany on a
special car from Wellsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
BETHANY PLAYS STATS
At BETHANY T0.0AN

Special Dispatch 20 the InteIligencer.
BEL HANf. ". Va. Oct. 27-The
varsity this afternoon INDUCED in
light practice In preparation for the
Staats-Bethany game tomorrow.
Coach Merrill Is very much encour.
aged with the work OF the team.
Arrangements have been made for
car 10 meet the train at wellsburg
which leaves Wheeling at 1910. II is
reported that large number OF
rooters will accompany the Staafs
club. Coach Johns. OF Wheeling
high. will referee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

bctterment The Grand Rapids News
has the following to say Of Mr.. Zuc-
bin.
This does not resn % the Donation
~ frW thousand, but 70 means 90 the
ru.orrra finn ~ rirh and poor rraeffr.u
torriher bob TIE common bond % hfauff-
~ .nF tHt city OIL o. whole COOPERATION
H one tIiug most uecdfuf. ~ w have
co.opcration there D. nothing which can
not Dc suemptrd. 70 make ours . ely
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
ZUEBLTN LECTURE
On Twentieth Century Cities" VIII
Take Place a. High School Audi
forum Wednesday.

Tho coming Of Charles Zuebun. the
noted lecturer 10 This city. has ro.
vIvcd much interest among the be-.
hevors in civic Improvements. and
without doubt no viii be- greeted bv
a LARGE audience at The high school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

auditorium on next "wednesday even
ing. when Do viii deliver the nrst of
series 81 lectures ON Twentieth
Century cities"
Mr. Iueblin comes here under the
auspices of tho Wheeling Teachers
Association. and thar organization 81
70 Do congratulated in securing 90
able man to revive Interest IN civic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
Harvard and Brown PLAY.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. oct IL
What may prove 10 be one OF the
best football games on the eastern
college gridirou this season. will be
fought ont In the stadium tomorrow
afternoon between Harvard and
brown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
GUNION'S. FATE
Constance fron rirss MOI.


hand the state held that the defense
was unable to account for the two
mourn that elapsed between the time
me accused left the saloon and reach
. ed home. The defense held that the
state had failed utterly to prove TO
the Jury that Gunion was guilty be-
yond a reasonable doubt and that
Cheney was desperate man and had
lied on numerous occasions while un-
der oath.
testified that he had not seen Cheney
ON the night or the crime and that he
bought two bottles OF beer ut Cam
letta's saloon. and at 1880 started
straight home. His testimony was
unbroken by the state.
The trial OF william Schaffer. who
10 charged with being an sccomplice
In the crime. will start Monday MORN
Ing. The prisoner recently made a
confession In which he stated that he
was with Cheney on the night OF the
crime ana that IL was Cheney that
entered the home OF Sherwood and
murdered him while he lay In n
drunken stupor.
state Rests.
Ten minutes after court convened
ON the second day of the trial the
State rested after they had placed
two witnesses on the stand to testify
70 the finding OF the three empty beer
bottles along the railroad track. which
Cheney and Gunion are alleged to
have had on the night the crime was
committed. The defense then placed
on their witnesses In an effort 20
show that Cheney was the real muir
derer. and that he had stated Gunion
was innocent and intimated that he
was the true murderer. However, the
defense brought out In their cross-ex.
animation that all these witnesses
were relatives OF the accused or mem
bers Of the "Blankcnsop- Gunion clan"
Their first witness was Elmer
r.. Blankensop. who testified that tho
day after the arrest of Gunion that
Cheney. In the presence OF himself
and several other persons stated Gun
Ion dfd not kill Sherwood. and that
the authorities had the wrong man.
The witness stated that Cheney fur
Their said that Gunion did not have
enough nerve 20 kill n canary bird.
On cross-examination the State
brought out TO the jury the fact that
the witness was a brotherinlaw OF
the defendant.
Mrs. Mclaughlin. n washerwoman.
testified that Cheney entered her
house few days after the murder
with a blood-stained shirt on. and that
she remarked. what did you kill
Sherwood for" The witness stated
that Gunion laughed and replied that
a
ion did not commit the crime because
he was too chicken-he
Sam Gunion. a cousin OF the defend
ant. testified very much after the
style OF Elmer Blankensop. stating
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

gt nrenlence. o. hcaifh and % beauty.
~ WOULD hardly seem o. though the ~
m and Inspiration aroused couid
some action"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

A vide expansion % cotton cuiturs
in southern Morocco and the deveiop-
ment u = sisnif.cant source % supply
Tor the German textile mills are 49,
dicted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

Character witnesses were then placed
on the stand. John McCombs. n contrac-
tor. was the rrst witness. who testified
that as far as he knew. Gunions reputa-
ton was good. Joseph cusic also teSti-
ned that he thought his reputation good.
as did NJ. L. Wells. Joseph Gorb. James
Patterson and several others The
state on cross-examination. then
orouKht out from the character
witnesses the fact that they were not
personally acquainted with the accused
and that several had heard that he had
committed criminal offenses on small
bows although thev stated tha' "ney
themselves knew nothing OF the faets
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

The Chnrleefnn Chamber ~ Commerce
Doe elected r. Crave Hubbard. az tie
Wholesale grocery house ~ Lewis Huh.
Nnrt a Go. Ha ifa PRECEDENT Be- surrerfa
fHHrinF tHrlfn who bias held the place
r tile uHrt eleven years The o. ann.
Dor n Commerce has also gone on roc
ord or opposed tu the water fraucNfeo
fIat una been approved nv tho tosrf
~ affairs nui .Ihrnlffed 70 fhe city CONN
gi f1r rn.H1re nu Che ground. that the
TIE people ~ the city ~ Charleston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

4 charter wac to-day fssued 10 Oh,
bishop Per lnror-N hife Insurance com.
rnnV. ~ ~ Ililamauu. vs.. Va. 60 DO I
general Insurance business. arf ID
money brokers md private hruEora TEs
authorized capital iH 81 GOO. and tho Ir.
'Drrrrnfore hIrN Bishop 81 r. Per.
einrer. ~ n White. a. % uickey. CtHa
WDoiford ard . * Anderson. ON of WIf.
hanson. vs.. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

Letters received here from BOSTON
state that Adiutant-Ceueraf Elliott who
ia visiting there hts wife aud two dauer-
tera. the latter two attending con-
rerNatVe of music. has beaten all the
rifle shots on fuo state range near that
city. In a contest held some days ago.
slooting a. zoo yards. slow IRE. General
i.lli0tt made ~. 81. 90 and e. out o. =
pig ihle 90 This ls considered remark
able shooting az zoo yards, slow IRE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
Father rsstines-

Rent with age. the grey-hairfd father
OF the accused man testified that on the
night OF the murder his son came home
at Ii:45. on cross-examination by Mr..
O'Rrien. the state read his statement
which he made to the officers the day
after the murder. In which he said, on
home. "Dced 20 God II know. l only
wished ] did.
Amos Jones was recalled by the de-
tense aud stated that he was with Gun
ion on the night OF the crime and that
he left him at a butcher shop ana sup
posed he went straight home. stated
That Gunion was not In company VITA
Cheney ON cross examination II was
brought out that witness was drunk on
that night and that he had been arrested
on many occasions for being intoxicated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
FIRE LOSS
ron SEPTEMRER IN STAT
ToTALED sl6s.s $50.
Largest Fire in state was Burning Of
Fulton Plant Loss
SIX. 1000.
BY CAL =. YOUNG.
Intelligence Bureau.
Charleston. W. Va Oct. AZ,

The report Of the state Fire Marshal
FOR the month or September shows TIE
hre losses 70 have been f1GG.sS5 on
which there was insurauc. amounting 20
hut fio.sao. while the total value ~ the
property mat totally or only partly de-
stroyed was valued AZ f.3O.gso.
The largest individual loss is shown
70 have been in Boone county BY the
total Destruction ~ the saw mill owned
by r. J. Miller. amounting 20 $50. 600. and
on which there was 10 insurance The
cause of the IRE IT, given az unknown
Jhe next largest was that 81 the al
most total loss % tho stables 81 toe
Potomac Milling a Ice company. 70 Kew
ser. Mineral county. amounting 20
~ oon on this the Insurance amount
cd 90 but $1,000
The factory 81 o. Weimer A Son. az
Wheeling. valued 80 10000. suffered n
loss hy FIRE % 10000 on which the in
fufHure amounted O. but f11.10u.
Relative 60 tie standard Home CONF
raub which the insurance rourufssIouer
has refused n license In this state after
lts refusal tp permit the examiner cont
from THIS state Co. complete Dts eNan1lnn-
ton and rctaineI hls notes ur. Baret
covers the case iu rather extended form.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28
Accused Testifiel.

A their star Witness the defehse
placed Harvey Gnuion. the accuse {. IN
- sand on direct examination he
stated that on the night the crime was
committed he entered Camlettas saloon
and after purchasing three bottles OF
heer and a half pint OF Wtskey. started
ho-ne going directly up the railroad
track. where he drank the beer while
waking He denied seeing cheney on
the night the crime was cofnmlttrh ! =, y,
,..t,r.ss denied that he had ever made
threats against Sherwood or any rihrt
man and that he would be kno -
without offering TO strike back NJ MS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

Defense then placed -on witnesses In
an effort to prove that Cheney made
threats 10 KIN sherwood William Henry.
the first witness called. testified that
pS'cr TO the murder Cheney told him
that he had had trouble with Sherwood
In n saloon and would get the ~
that night because he knew where he
was going. On cross-examfnation by the
state, Witness said that he was a MEM
Der az the Gunion- Blankensop gang
Oliver Evans stated that he was with
Henry the. might that Cheney made the
statement. and told very much the same
story as the preceding witness. Attor-
nov ORrten. ON experimentation.
orouSht OUT the tact that tc ~itners
had told him that he had lieA about
the AFFAIR. and that Cheney had never
made such n statement Mr.. OBrien
later took the stand 10 testify as to the
conversation he had with the witness
on the streets
Henry Bear testified TO seeing two
men near the Sherwood home on the
night OF the crime. Corner then testi-
fed that Cheney was on oath when lie
testified the COrOuer'r lnuueat.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

that he was with Blankensop the
night that Cheney made the state
meut that the authorities had the
wrong man. william Blankensop also
made the same statement. saying that
no was also present. The State. on
cross-examination. brought out the
fact that both were related to the de-
PENDANT. and that they were anxious
to see him cleared OF. the crime with
which he In charged.
Mr.. Brownlee. a groceryman. In
whose store the alleged statement OF
Cheney was made. testified that Che
ney had made the statement In his
presence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-28

totals .......--.. SO 97S HOS %.
Cash prize bow lng sunday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-17
Lively Convention Expected.

As if anticipating long drawn out
for Railroad Commissioner from the
Third Kentucky Railroad District.
Green Garrett. of Winchester, one of
the candidates, was in Paris Tuesday
and engaged a suite of sixteen rooms.
The convention, which meets in
Paris. on May ,. promises to bring
together the biggest crowd of Ken
lucky Republicans that will gather to-
gether IN the state this year. except
ing the Republican State convention.
The nomination for Railroad Com
missioner being equivalent to an cleo
ticn in the Third District. the scram-
tie to get the job among half dozen
prominent candidates promises to be a
hot affair from start to finish.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-17
PAINTER Will Announce this
Week.

Senator Thomas ii. Paynter was in
the city Wednesday afternoon enroute
to Frankfort. In a statement Senator
PAINTER SAID he would this week for
mally announce his candidacy for the
Democratic nomination for reelection
as United States Senator from Ken
tueky. and expressed confidence in be-
ing able TO carry eight CT the eleven
districts IN the State.
Senator Paynter stopped of IN Paris
to attend to some private business
matters. While here he was kept busy
shaking hands with the people and the
reception rendered him wasssvery cordial
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-17

Mr.. VIM. Taylor is i'll with lagrippe.
Miss Carolyn Roseberry is visiting
friends in Lexington.
Mrs. K. j. Stevens. of Paducah, is
the guest of Mrs. Walter Clark.
MARY Agnes. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. W. F. Turner. is quite i'll.
Mrs. J. o. Marshall. of this city,
Is visiting relatives in Cynthiana.
Miss Van Greenleaf. of Richmond,
Is the guest of Mrs. E. M. Dickson.
DIR. and Mrs ID. S. Henry have as
their guest Mr.. j. +. Henry, Of Mo-
bile, Alabama.
Judge Samuel Holmes and Alter
ney Conley, of Carlisle, attended court
here yesterday.
Mrs. Sallie Current is critically i'll
at her home on High street and is not
expected TO recover.
j. K. Bcgge. a farmer of the
Hutchlson precinct. died Tuesday at
the age of 90 years.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the A. O.
II. will have meeting Monday even
ing at { 80 o'clock at the Elks' Hall
Mrs. Kate George HIS returned to
her home in Carlisle after a visit with
her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Gregory.
Mr.. John Lyle is in Louisville
where he has accepted a position as
night clerk at the Fifth Avenue Hutel.
Mayor j. 7. Hinton left Tuesday
for two weeks stay ar .Martinsvile,
Indiana, for the benefit CT his health.
DIR. Raymond Mcmillan a student
a, the Louisville Dental College, is the
guest of his mother, Mrs. Sailie Nc
MILAN.
Mr.. &. ID. Young. of Delaware.
Ohio. has returned to his home after
short visit with Mrs. &. n. Fith;an, of
this city.
Mrs. s. NJ. Smith is seriously i'll
at Christ'S Hospital in Cincinnati, and
It will be necessary.for fer to be Ope-
rated upon Immediately.
Mrs. Harry Current. formerly of
this city. underwent a surgical opera
tiUn in Richmond at the Gibson Hos
pital. this week and is doing nicely.
Mr.. w. f. Simms, of Fayette
county. formerly of Paris, was operat-
ed on at the Good Samaritan Hospital,
Lexington, Tuesday for appendicitis.
Carlisle Advocate: Miss Eliza
beth Howell has gone to Paris to re-
main month at the home of Mrs.
Simms Wilson during her absence in
Oklahoma"
-Messrs. Fay Ardery, Hugh and w.
X. Ferguson, Quincy Ward. Ernest
Martin and Miller and Maurice Bur
naugh attended dance given by the
Cynthiana Dancing Club Wednesday
night.
Misses Matte and Ruby Stivers,
Elizabeth Beddinger. Juliet Gaines,
Allie Grasty and Lydia Eversole. of
Lexington. and Alice and Leona
Hughes. of Muir. will arrive today TO
assist General and Mrs Louis Mussi-
non at their reception tomorrow.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1911-03-17
Want Body Left at Bardstown

A movement by the Daughters Of
the American Revolution to protest
against the removal of the body of
John Fitch. regarded as the first in
ventOr of the steamboat, from it's rest
ing place in the cemetery at Bards-
town. has!been inaugurated and'promis-
es to become State wide.
A bill now is pending in the Con-
necticut Legislature providing for the
removal of Fitch's body to that state
for burial He died and was buried in
BardstOwn more than 100 years ago.
1t isss said Fitch died of broken heart
because his invention was appropriat-
ed by another man, after he had spent
years OF experimenting with models on
Town Creek, at Bardstown.