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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Big Barbecue Al Carlisle.

On September Nth the democrats Of
Nicholas county will hold big barbe-
cue at Carlisle. The l.. & n. will run
a special train over the K. c. division
to Paris, there to connect with the
train for Carlisle, making ronnd trip
fare of one fare plus % cents. Demo-
Gratis from all over the state are ex-
pected in great numbers. Dr. c. F.
Crecelius, candidate for Secretary of
State will head a delegation of 500 from
PendletOn county.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Corn Sells III $500.

At the public sale held by Mr. Nal
come Aldridge at Marksbury, in Gar
rard county. last Saturday week, corn
sold at 81. per barrel in the field. Corn
is starting off much lower in price than
was at first anticipated. Danville Adj
vocate.
The Advocate was misinformed in re-
gard to the price paid for this corn.
Tho lowest price paid was 1921 in the
field, and ranged up to $500. There is
no 81. corn in this county. $3.50 being
freely offered and nc sales at that price
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Mercer VIII Vote On Question Of Couri
House Bends.

A proposition to submit to the PEG
pie Of Mercer county the question as to
whether or not they shall issue bonds
to the amount Of $50. 0OO. for the pur-
pose Of building a new court house
was passed by the Fiscal court Of that
county by vote of to ,. The court
house was recently condemned by
Judge Walker and the county has rent
ed the Opera house where court Will be
held until the completion Of a court
house is effected.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
MIR. Morrow S Speech.

Hon. Edwin p. Morrow Of Somerset
spoke at the court house Friday after
noon to a large audience, a liberal
sprinkling of ladies' being present. Mr.
Morrow is an eloquent and forceful
speaker and presented his case in a
very logical manner. from his stand
point, Mr.. Morrow is very popular in
this county, where ne has relatives
and MANY friends.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Fire In The County.

The home of Mr.. Grant Hammond on
the Fall Lick pike about seven miles
from town, the old Jesse Fox home,
burned together with its contents, on
Sunday night the Sd inst, The origin
of the fire is unknown. Mr. Hammond
was away from home at the time. He
carried $500 insurance on the house
and $500. on the furniture.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
A Jolly Crowd.

Two Lexington AUto-trucks carry
ing 65 people stopped in town Saturday
afternoon and attracted a large crowd.
They were a merry party from Hanly,
consisting of base ball team and their
followers, many of whom were ladies.
They went out to Hyattsville where
they played the team of that place,
the result being 3 to l in favor of
Hanly.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15

With CHM & Co. Prof. Milton FL
lott. of Lexington, is in Danville. He
has for several years been at the head
of the High School of Lexington, but
recently resigned that place to accept
a more lucrative one with CHM & Co.. &.
the School book publishers. His terri
tory is co-extensive with the bounds of
the State. He stated to an Advocate
representative that he was much pleas
ed with the change, as he has been
housed up in the school room most all
of his life and the change was made
mainly from a health standpoint. He
will go over to Bryantsville this after
noon to visit his brother, DR.. w. M.
Elliott. -Danville Advocate.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Liquor Election For Lincoln County.

Petitions are in circulation in Lincoln
county, and it said they will be prcsen-
ted to the county Judge in the near
future, asking that the sense Of the
people be taken on December 18th as
to whether or not scloons shall b. re-
opened in Lincoln county. At the last
election held in that county four years
ago the county voted dry by majority
of over 1900 votes.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Republican Convention.

The Republicans of Garrard county
will hold a Mass Convention in the
Circuit Court room at the court house
on Saturday Sept. 18th. at 2 O'Clock
p. m. for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for the Legislature from Gar
rard county,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Special Term OF Court.

Judge Walker held Il special term Of
the Garrard Circuit Court Saturday
for the purpose OF hearing some mo-
tions and entering of orders in civil
cases. Judge Walker began the rcgu-
lar term of the Boyle Circuit Court on
MondaV
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Fair, Fair, Fair.

All persons interested in the future
of the Lancaster Fair will meet at the
county court room in Lancaster KY. on
Saturday afternoon Sept, 10th. at O.
clock to discuss plans for the organiza-
ton of a permanent Garrard county
Fair Association. Everybody invited
to be present.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Badly Hurt.

"A. c. Dunn and Tom Barr were
thrown from a buggy near WilmOre
Saturday night and badly hurt. The
injuries of Dunn are thought to be fa-
tai. Barr was formerly a salesman for
the Hagan Gas Engine Co. 49, Winches-
ter Democrat.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Knoxville Exposition Open For Second Tins

The second presentation Of the Ar-
palachian Exposition opened in Knox
Vile Monday and viii close September
Both. Exhibits will be shown from
Tennessee, Georgia. Alabama, the
Carolinas, the Virginias and Kentucky.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Gradually Increasing.

Fifteen pupils were added to the
rolls Of the Lancaster Graded School
Monday morning. AT this rate the
Records prediction that the number
will pass the three hundred mark will
be speedily fulfilled.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15

Circuit Judge Lewis L. Walker has
been appointed blythe Governor as
special judge to try the case of the
Commonwealth against the American
Tobacco Co., and the International
Harvester Co., in Trimble county
Harrodsburg Republican.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15

The teacher institute will be held in
Lancaster on Oct End. to be conducted
by Supt M. A. Cassidy and Mrs. Cora
Wilson Stewart. All teachers who
hold certificates are required by law to
attend the full session. 1t
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Real Estaie Sale.

Mrs. J. G. Robinson has purchased
of Mr.. Henry Simdson his residence on
Richmond Street fur S2lr0 The sale
was effected through tine real estate
firm of Hughes & Swincbruad.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15
Catholic Service.

Catholic services were held at the
home of Mr. N. Miller on Tuesday
morning. Father O'Dwyer of Rich
mOnd conducted the service.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15

Miss Bessie Anderson daughter of
w. H. Anderson of Harper Kansas
was married to Mr.. c. L. Bartholdt of
Kansas City Mo. The young couple
have gone on an extensive tribal trip.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15

Col. George Balm will lecture Thurs
day, 18th at the Court House at 1870.
Admission 25cts. Col. Balm has de-
livered this lecture at the leading
Chautauquas and it has taken well.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1911-09-15

Luckily for the housewives the black
berry jam season is over. Granulated
sugar is advancing at the rate of about
ten cent per hundred pounds daily.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
VANDERBILT COUNTESS
IN HOMEMADE GOWNS
Special Cable to The Tribune.

BUDAPEST. June io.-The Countess
Ladisiaus Szechenyi, who was Miss
Gladys Vanderbilt. had recently 20 take
trip 10 Italy clad in Hungarap-rlaGe
clothes. Her frugal husband demanded
recognition or home industries By his I'm
ported wife, and 10 shop in Vienna is
the greatest departure from this rule that
he permits for purchasing fnery.
As there we're fourteen thousand tailors
and garment WORKERS on strike in Vienna
practically all the shops were closed, and
Niennese society passed its time IN the
same sad state as the famous Flora Nc
Flimsey. with nothing 10 wear.
The countess, rather than accept this
alternative, had her clothes made in
Budapest greatly TO her disconhtaure In
normal times. many Of the shops IN VI
enna advertise the American countess as
a customer, thereby greatly increasing
their trade, as she is e recognized leader
IN smart fashions.
One laundry in the suburbs announces
that II does the countess's We sh!ng. and
has had 10 take on twelve extra hands
10 handle the increased business
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
BURGLAR CONFESSES
To 1900 ROBBERIES
Paris Police Believe That They
Have in Custody Worlds
Champion Housebreaker.
BY PAUL V1LGIERS.
Special Cable TO The Tribune.

Special Cable 70 The Tribune.
PARIS. June 1o.-Paul Chicot holds the
worlds record for buTgisries In the
course Of five years he has gone about
committing practically speaking one bur
glary each night. He kept an account OF
each crlTne with figures TO show the
amount OF loot and the profit received for
each job. He is under arrest.
When on the point Of leaving this city
the other night for Belgium with his
wife. Chicot was arrested. The arrest
followed q police visit TO his house.
Another released convict who was
found in possession Of a large quantity
OF linen said he had received II from
Chlcot IN payment OF debt.
On visiting Clicots house the police
found ii filed with jewels, clocks.
watches and gold and silver articles, and
SIS. 900 IN money.
When arrested Chicot confessed 20 1900
burglaTies. which he had recorded in a
notebook. For the last five years, he
said. he had made burglary his profes-
sion He would cheerfuily go 10 prison.
he said, as he had valuable jewelry and
a large sum OF money IN safe where
the police would 10; find them.
The criminal and his wife we're about
20 go TO Switzerland 10 spend the sum
ner IN their country home
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
ALL EUROPE LAUGHS :
At SPAIN s TROOPS
Soldiers Attack Horde of Hogs
and Report a Glorious Vic
tory" Over Anjera Moors.
Special Cable % The Trlbune.

Special Cable 20 The Tribune
TANGIER June 1o.-The ludicrous
adventures OF some Spanish troops In
Morocco have caused general laughter
wherever the facts have been made
known.
= few days ago q report reached the
Spanish consul az Tangier from the COM
ulander OF body OF Spanish troops to
the effect that an attack on the troops
by The Anjera Moors had been bril-
liautly repulsed, and that the Moors lost
six killed. The fight became Known as
2 glorious victory" for Spain
Il has now been learned that the
Anjera Moors did not attack the Span
ish troops. but that q drove OF 500 pigs
was mistaken for an enemy IN the night,
and were attacked. It appears that g
man IN charge Of the pigs had moved
them 20 new feeding ground On the
approach OF tns Spanish troops
This new ground did not suit the pigs.
and during the following night they
struck out through The woods and rough
country towards their old familiar
ground.
The cormotion they caused as the 500
hogs moved IN q BODY alarmed the Span
iards. VINO feared that the Antera Moors
were upon them In the darkness The
troops poured yolleys into the supposed
advancing enemy and the artillery
shelled the foe
The pigs turned back again. and the
Spanish troops retired 70 camp under the
impression thai q night attack had been
Tepuised. At once q report was sent 20
the consul that q great victory had been
won, and the dead was estimated at
SIX
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
PEASANT KING SLAIN
BY POLITICAL ENEMY
Soldiers Called Out to Suppress
Rioting That Follows Murder
of Hungarian Leader.
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Special Cable 70 The Tribune.
BUDAPEST. June ia tragedy. hav-
ing It's origin in fierce political strife.
has occurred at Bekes Cssba, Hungary.
AndTeas -Arkim, leader OF the Peasant
party in the Hungarian parliament. and
known as King OF the Peasants" had
strongly opposed ". Michael Ziliasky,
the former secretary OF state. in the re-
cent elections. He also brought certain
charges against the ex-iminister.
NJ Zilinsky's sons went TO Arkirn' s
house on Monday and demanded that ne
should withdraw all his accusations.
Arkina struck At them with stick.
whereupon one of the visitors drew re-
volver and 7red FIVE shots a. him NJ
ArEim was severely wounded and died
the same afternoon
There was Intense Indignation among
the supporters OF the dead man vhan The
murder became known, and efforts were
made 70 sack The house OF the Zilinsly
family Soldiers were called 10 protect IT,
Peasants are marching TO BeEes Csaba
in large numbers. and the authorities
fear that there will be serious disorder
following the death OF their leader
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
URGE IRISH WOMEN To
SLIGHT THEIR QUEEN
Nationalists Endeavor to Persuade
Then Not to Sign Welcome
Address to Mary.
BY ROBERT EMMETT


SPECIAL Iaole 10 re Tribune
DUBLIN. June Io.-The Irish Nation
slists have been doing their utmost TO
prevent women from signing the address
OF welcome 20 the queen. They report
that much progress has been made since
the last meeting and the committee has
effected the removal OF the address 10
Queen Mary from many business houses.
The committee has received the FOL-
lowing letter from the archbishop OF
Dublin in reply 10 the request that he
should use his influence 10 prevent pa
tients in the Mater hospital from signing
the address:
at would be quite Impossible for me
20 DO anything in the matter about which
you have written 10 me. ! have 10 au-
thority whatever 10 interfere with it.
III is always more pleasant 10 be in z
position 10 comply with any reasonable
request than 10 be unable TO do SO. But.
as have stated, this is case 0: abso-
Lutte inpossibility.
WILLIAM WALSH,
Archbishop"
Five thousand women living in Derry
signed the address OF welcome 70 be pre-
Ireland or the occasion Of her forthcom-
ing visit Lady Aberdeen has charge OF
the affair.
The lace court train. which is 70 be the
coronation gift OF The women OF Belfast
and district 20 the queen. is now being
worked al the Lace school in connection
with the convent at Youghal- Specimens
OF Irish lace were collected from all parts
OF Ireland and submitted 10 the queen.
who selected a 1ounce OF fine Irish
needlepoint as the specimen she preferred
for the design. finish Of work, and shade
Standard Bearer Not Irish.
The appointed coronation bearer OF the
Standard OF Ireland. the OConor Don.
IS not a representative irishmaa. The
ancestors OF the family in ElizabeJh's
time fought on the English side IN the
Tyrone rebellion.
Lord Plunkett. the Irish bearer OF the
New Zealand Standard. belongs TO the
kett family. He is the nephew OF Lords
RsthmoTe. Ivesgh and Ardllaun. and has
been living at the family residence in
Ireland since bis term OF Office as gov
last year,
The Duke OF Wellington. bearer OF the
Union Standard. is. OF course. Irish by
descent from the Coliey oT Covlsy fam
lily. whose founder was an Irish solicitor
general. and materially from The Yves
leys or Wellesleys Of Dangan castle,
Meath.
Lord LansdovnA is also Of Irish de-
scent. so Ireland has its full share Of
standard bearing al the coronation. but
the people are not enthusiastic over the
fact
The nations hsmorrhage which ia
called emigration continues. A marked
Increase Ir the emigration is recorded IN
the registrar generals return for April
The total number of emigrants was 13t5
in april, 1910. the number was s5sS. The
increase Of ass must be added 20 an in
crease OF 2s0 in March and OF % in jan
uary. so that the total for the first
four months OF 1911 as compared with the
corresponding period last year, disc,osss
a net Increase OF sss persons OF the
went from Ulster. 23Ii from Counaught
2os9 from Munster. and 7.5 from Ler.
ster. Nearly 1o00 had their passages paid
FOR in America, and es1 were bound for
Canada
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
YORKSHIRE EXCITED
ABOUT THE MORMONS
Apostle Clawson Says Many
Young Girls IN Utah Who
Want Husbands.
Special Cable 20 The Tribune.

Special Cable 20 The Tribune.
LONDON. June i0-Yorkshire Is in
tensely excited over Mormonisn. A. =
Mormon conference in Sheffield Z man
handed UP a written question asking /.
Mormons taught polygamy.
This was answered with a negative,
and the questloner then asked Il the mis-
sionsTT would meet him outside ard have
81 out. but the invitation was declined.
N the three meetings held in one day
remarkable figures were given as 10 the
activity OF the Nornons. l. was stated
they had twenty-one missionaries. incIud-
ing one high priest and seventeen elders,
ten priests. six teachers and twelve
deacons. They had $50 church members
and 3s5 indoor meetings held
Apostle CIawson said that there were
25,0oo young girls growing up in Utah
who would want husbands and Mormon
parents were much worried about the
women In Utah.
While in Leeds itself the AIormons have
made no heacway. they have several
meeting places. 4 leading member o. the
had caused no stir owing 20 the quiet
manner IN which they conducted their
propaganda He had Witnessed the de-
par;ure from Liverpool OF seventy Young
girls for Salt Lake City. and said he
would DO his best 70 suppress the spread
OF Mormonism in Leeds There is in
Leeds a bitter feeling against the Nor
mons, and the fact that they have been
given notice TO quit az Bailey has given
some satisfaction
Since they became established in 1906
a. ToIIenham. their London headoUa--
ters. the Iatterday Saints have made
gradual bat certain progress. Elder 9. 3
Petty stated that, generally speaking. the
house-to- mouse visitation, one OF the p-in-
cipal methods OF their propaganda. was
tavo-sbly received. though in few in
stances the literature OF the church was
refused
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
UNWR1TTEN LAW IN FRANCE
FREES BEAUTIFUL WOMAN
Special Cable to The Tribune.

Spec!ai cable 10 The Tribune.
PARIS. June Io-A scene at the .Aisne
Asslzes vas witnessed during the trial OF
NINE: Pauline Devoisins. beautiful wom-
an for the murder OF Emilia Stephani
Ioe Dsvoisins lived at Pisa but their
married happiness was ruined by the hus-
oano intatuation for Emilia the daueh-
ter OF a factory foreman whom the wife
had befriended
In vain did Nine. Devoisins Try 10 make
heT husband give up the girl. A recon
Citation took place but Nine De,oisins
learned that her rival vas living al Terv
her '-1-N
The wife at last went to Tergnier and
AZ her trial il was her husband who
piesneo TOT her acQuittal The small
Pa!e man. VINO recounted the tragedy in
broken voice. said:
am the culpEit There are two Viz
Nnssthis one here" and he finally desis-
mated ms wife, who sat Weeping in rSA
there" "e uo"h
The jury brought in a verdict @, no.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
SURGEONS OPERATE JUST
TO PROVE THEIR SKILL
spscial cable 10 The tribune.

SpsclS4 lSb.e 10 ! NJ lElDEHe.
CONSTANTINOPLE. June iO.-The un-
pleasant experience % having been un-
willingly utilized for the benefit OF The
former sultan. Abdul Ha1id, 20
demonstrate the ease with which
human beings appendix can oe
removed is the ground on which
woman named Nile. kayser is claim
ing damages from the 6eposed sultan s
surgeons.
II is said that when one ot Abdul
Hands daughters was suffering from
appendicitis the former sultan refused 10
allow her 10 undergo the grave risks o.
an operation unless he were satisfied by
preliminary demonstration that IL
could De performed successfully.
To overcome his fears it rs alleged that
4 odul Eam;ds surgeons thereon oper-
a,ed upon Nile. kayser. who Vas e pa
tent in the Hanidish hospital al Ss-
lonIca. removing her appendix. though
she was not afflicted with appendicitis. IN
order 10 convince the former sultan by
this exhibition or their skill that the
princess would run no great risk In sub
Tlltting TO an operation az their hands.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11

De delivered Up 20 Frau Mayer. But
though there IL no appeal from the i'm
pertal court. IL would appear that the
latest rulings leave the question OF the
boys Identity where il was
Seven judges OF the supreme tribunal
a. Leipzig heard the appeal. They did
not order new trial. out simply cancelled
The rulings OF The high court al Posen.
The decision ~ the supreme court Is ab-
soiutely 6nal. so that Joseph's identity
as the real Count kwilscEi Is definitely
csIa blished.
Count Ignaz Kwilecki. Josephs aged
father. Tas the only member OF the fam
Gy present when judgment, was oeliv-
cred He was overjoyed.
Tae overwhelming sorroT 81 the de-
cision OF ;he high court az Pcsen IN de-
priviuE her of the boy. and Indirectly OF
adjudging her q criminal. led 10 the death
OF Coubtess Isabella kwilecki in Febru-
ary. 1910.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
: = i'''' GIRL OUT O

Special Cable 20 The
CALAIS. June Io.-FrsssG1t;3
the remarkable resca no tn<1'
" girl. Jeanne Eegls. ,.rssti1r
into TIE sea. with the Sns,1,4
hitting suicide. Severe, a, ths
20 Try 80 rescue ne. hnd q
her out 70 sea ana tn ssnt q.
4 steamboat was vas
for the body. and Jessss hsd q
ing three miles out, 4 81
her petticoats had foIhoy hoys .
chute, which kept her g. g. ser =
she is none the voTSc i0' II
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
WILD KURD TRIBESMEN
FRIGHTETN NEW SULTAN
Special Cable 20 The Tribune.

CoNsTANTINOPLE. June 1O.-An sx-
citing incident occurred when the sultan
OF Turkey drove 20 the mosque for the
usual Friday prayer ceremony Of the
Selanalik-
Suddenly fifteen kurds. shouting Wild
ly, mace z rush for the suitan's carriaya
The sultan, much alarmed. Jumped up
and AZ the same time the officer com
manding the sultan's escort in his ex-
element fell of his horse
The Kuris we're seized by the imperial
escort and stated that they came from
ErzeTuni. Armenia. and wished 20 pre-
sent 2 petition against the eXactiors Of
the local governor. They were subse :,
quenily released.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-11
LIVE IN CAVES UNTIL
THE RENT is REDUCECD
Special Cable TO The Tribune

Special Gable 20 The Tribune
ROME. June lo.-The Ar,;-pa,.
Decoming z real force here SeyeraI
thousands Of persons have taken up t5si-
80 OUTSIDE the city walls. in caves and
@ en- mere landlords have evicte5 te3
ants: terrorism keeps the dxeui,g-
empty Rents. as matter of fact as
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LAST TRIBUTES PAID,
Funeral of James E. Adams at 2
O'Clock This Afternoon.

Funeral services for James e. Adams,
who died last Thursday evening at the
residence Of his daughter, Mrs. James
B. Henderson. 2941 Newark street, Cleve-
land Park. were held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. D. X. Skelenger, now Of
Lancaster Pa, Mr.. Adams former pas
tor. officiating. 1nterment was In Rock
Creek cemetery.
Mr.. Adams, who was a member CT the
Masonic and Elks orders, was born in
Seymour, Ind. sixty-six years ago. He
had been ailing for about six years and
had been confined to his bed for the past
two years His wife, Mary e. Adams;
a daughter. Mrs. James B. Henderson,
and two sons. George c. Adams Of
Boulder. Col. and Harry F. Adams Of
San Francisco. Cal. survive him.