The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1912-01-03
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Mrs. George Mcbride Is dead at
Uniontown from the effects OF burns
received by falling into a CRATE FIRE,
She was just seventeen years old
she is survived by her husband and
one child. VA
During the last tive weeks the
banks at Franklin have paid tobac-
co checks to the amount Of $780,
600. 1t is estimated that 20 per
cent of the crop is yet in the hands
OF the producer.
The Governor issued 2 requisition
on the Governor of Illinois for the
return to Kentucky OF Charles Cohn
and G. F. Bloom, alias Jack How
ard, who are wanted in Union coun-
ty on a charge of arson.
Lieut.. A. C. Keyes, of the United
States Army recruiting station at
Lexington, has received orders to
receive no more negro recruits, the
full quota of negro soldiers needed
having been mustered in.
jeanette Bierley, the fowr-year-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bierly, who was fatally Injured
several days ago by playing with
fire, died at her parents home at
Maysville of her injuries.
The 1S-year-old son of Robert
Vincent, of Folsomdale, was badly
injured while hunting with a friend
near Bloom. His companion shot
at a rabbit and one of the shots
struck Vincent in the eye.
Gov. McCreary has issued war
rant of arrest, on a requisition from
the Governor of Tennessee, for the
return to that State of E. N. Skin
ner, wanted 'on a charge Of selling
mortgaged property. He is In Ken
lucky now.
While hunting with a hammerless
shotgun he had received for Christ
mas, Fred Mulliken, eighteen years
old, who lives in McCracken coun-
ty. accidentally shot his brother,
John Mulliken, fifteen years old.
The boy will die.
Timothy Givens, of Louisville,
accidentally shot himself near Eliz-
abethtown while rabbit hunting. He
placed the gun upon his foot, when
the weapon was accidentally dis
charged, the entire load passing
through his foot, inficting a serious
wound.
Carrollton will have a Democrat
ic Police Judge, although GovssWill-
son, before going out of ONCE. APP
pointed Republican to that posi-
ton. Gov. McCreary issued com
to John ]. Howe. who was
elected Police Judge by the Car
rollton City Council.
Frank HUFFMAN, prominent
farmer of Eighty-eight. Barren
county, was seriously injured In a
runaway accident. He was thrown
out of the wagon and. becoming en-
tangled in the brake rope, was drag
ged for a considerable distance. His
collar bone was broken in three
places.
William Martin, a brother of C.
E. Martin, Of Greenville, and
prominent business man who for
merly lived at Sacramento, KY,
jumped from a third-story window |
at the residence OF his brother and
sustained perhaps fatal injuries,
breaking an arm and several ribs.
It Is thought also that his skull |
was fractured.
While the marriage OF Edgar
Ralph Guthrie, of Shelby county,
md Miss Agnes Hanna, of Licking
on, was being solemnized in the
presence of a large number of guests
1t the residence of David James,
incie Of the bride, six miles from
lexington, the pocketbook of the
groom was stolen from his travelling
which he had left in an up-
stairs room when he dressed for the
From Thanksgiving to Christmas |
lay the Keystone Commercial Com
'any, of Maysville, shipped to East
ern markets $4,000 pounds of dress
ed poultry, among which were a.
500 dressed turkeys. Other persons
shipped more than $1,000 pounds,
total of 100000 pounds
Of dressed poultry shipped fro.n !
Maysville during theN1911 holidays. !
The total number of turkeys ship
ped was $3.50.
While acting as peacemaker in a |
dispute and endeavoring afterward
10 stop the impending fight between
he disputants. William Welch, a
grocer, of 0entreville, Bourbon
county, was stabbed thirty-six times
and probably fatally wounded by
Arthur Ryles. Welch was seriously |
tut about the abdomen. Two of the
TRUSTS made by Welchia asaatia,,t