The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1912-01-19

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fatally injured on January 10, 1911, by
the explosion Of the boiler of the
fraight enginp h. WAS opera6ng L,r
Bagdad, filed suit at Lexington ngafnse
the ChsSpsak and Ohio and Louisvill.
and Nashville Railroad Companies for
$25 1000,
On account Of The steady demand
for taachels who can not only give in.
structiOns i'm class.s, but who also are
able TO direc. their pupils i'm iho diff
fsrent branches Uf atlhlctics, ARRANGE
ments are bang made at Sta.e Uni
versity by which stud m.ls who expkc ed
to become teachcrs can ID giwn in
struction in both the dhsoreticaa and
practical study Of mhldtcs and dhs
bsss mllohod of coaching. Tho class in
the study of athie dcs will probably
be started next week, and the student
who join this class Will be giv,n
credit for t.hir work the same as in
o her studies.
AS a RESULT of an explosion of a can
powder i'm the home ofJHrry Wells, n
farmsr of Perry county near the Le.ch
er county line. Mrs. Muffin, Mrs.
Wells and tiwo small cEtldr,n WEI
killed outright, and Mr.. We'ts was
pc 'haps mOn:ally wounded.
The Wells home was compl.It ly
wrecked. One of the childr-n, una
wares, carried The can of powder nrar
the fire, which caused the explosion.
The loss by the fire which lbunns ID thu
heart cf Pembroke's business dis
tr.ct was much heavier than at frs
e:i,imatr d. Nearly 100000 worth Of
properly WAS destroyed, with $37 800
insurance
w. X. Griffin, afosr rving as chief
dispatcher of the Hsnd rson divis ON
CT the Louisville and Nashville rail-
road for savaal years, with headquar-
tiers at Darlington, has accepted a
similar position with the Kantucky
Central at Paris, Ky. j. II. Fish. who
has ben night chief CT the Louisville
and Nashville, succeeds Mr.. Griffin.
John G. Kelly, d mocratic member
of thu Legislature from Hancock coun
ty, has been re-eJac.ed g cr5.ary of
the County Union of tha American
Socbaty of Equity and j. b. Holland
was re-slecoed president.
Monday was County Count day a.
Mt. Sterling and thera wara 1000 ca
tie on the market. Prices Wire sky
high, and yearlings brought cents
with 1000 pound stters selling at
$685. per 100 pounds. NotwithsAmd-
ing the ex.mtme cold there were buy
ers from all sections of the State
and trade was brisk.
News reached Maysville of the burn
ing of THE home of Andrew Lawson,
twelve mills south of Quincy jim Lewis
county, Mr.. Lawson, who WAS sl,ven--
ty-two Years of ags, was burned in
trying to put out Hhe fire.
Woodson Baker, nldgrO was run
over and killed by an Illinois Central
train mar Elizabe:,h.own. HIS body
was badly manglcd, and was frozen
when found.
The first pardOns granted by Gov
McCreary since he has besn in office
Were issued Monday.
A pardon was granted Harvey Ingle
convicted i'm Bell county of assault
and battery. He was fined SIS and
given a sentence of nen days in Jail. |
He paid the fine and the Governor
pardOns the Jail senhsnce. A pandOn |
also was granted TO c. G. WeVms.h,
convicted i'm Hardin county of carry
ing concealed daddy WI apon.
Suit will be flied by the Attorney |
Genral for THE State against those
county Officials, in many nounrtks of |
the State who have bssn found dtelin-
qllent. Mckenzie r. Todd, State in
spec.pr and Examiner, has found |
many county Officials dalinqusnt, and
has SO repor,ed ITO the Governor from |
time to time.
Investigation of the BURNING of a |
barn in CrittcDdan county by a band |
of supposed might riders ds and.r way |
and Clifford Bosworlth, State Fins Mar
shall, who was in Frankfort, says
he hops to be able no convict tho
men who burned rlhs barn. Mr.. Bos-
worth will have Cffioes in Lexington
and Louisville.
Pending the disposition by the Leg
islature of dhs bill to establish a
COMMISSIONERS d.4pau. m1mt,
with a provision for inspection, the