The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1913-02-07

Z0-mOIne hODlDSOD, cOlOTeu, tWen-
ty-one, nephritis.
28-Mose Love. colored. forty five
years. organic heart disease.
JULY.
3-Wilson Hunt Ipgels, seventy -one,
ureamia.
3-Mary Butler. colored, eleven
years. tubercular meningitis.
S-John Robinson, cOlored, fifty five.
pulmonary hemorrhage.
l2-Arthur r. Broomfeld. forty-two,
endocarditis.
13-JohD David Coons, thirty-two,
tuberculosis.
14-William Donald Baker, one,
pneumonia.
15-Albert Thompson. ST., seventy
three, heart disease.
15-Infant son of Allie Rowland,
strangula ton.
lh-Unknown colored man killed by
train.
18-Robert Beckett, colored, six
months.
18-Cynthia Porter. colored, fifty
nine. pellagra.
21-Susan Payne. sixty-eight. endo-
carditis.
23-Birdie Lee Hutsell, coIored,
nineteen, tuberculosis.
27-James Henry, Carlisle. colored,
seventy eight. chronic nephritis.
AUGUST.
3-Mary johnson, colored, tifty-two,
pleurisy.
civilian Miller, colored, thirty
eight, cOlored, tuberculosis.
6-Harvev Giliard coIorod c;vtv
cirrhosis of liver.
&c. j. McLear, sixty, nephritis.
11-Eugenie Fleming, colored, one
month, inherited syphilis.
13-Emmer Fretwell. colored, fifty
eight, enterocolitis.
ID Milne Frances futile, 81, chron-
ic nephritis.
SEPTEMBER.
Cd. Henry Ewalt, sixty-two. myo-
carditis.
civilian R. Becraft, thirty-three,
tuberculosis.
Joanna May Fuller, colored, TWEEN
ty-one, myOcarditis.
15-Belle Hill, colored. sixty-five,
acute nephritls.
. l6-Lizize McClintock Croxton, six
ty-six, gastric liberation.
17-Murray Jones, colored, twenty
six, gunshot wound.
! 21-Herbert Hitch, thirty-seven, tu-
bercuIosIs.
25-Jesse Lewis Fields. colored, five
months, acute indigestion.
3O-John r. Doyle. eighty-two years
senility.
OCTOBER
3-Helena Current, fifteen. nephritis
6-Owen Vernon Mckinney, twenty
seven. endocarditis.
7-Elijah Terry. colored, sixty four,
valvular insufficiency.
7-Robert. TIL. Garrett. colored, eight
cen, colitis.
8-Amelia Parker Rion. seventy,
cancer of liver.
10-William Thomas, colored, infant
is.
13-John Bedinger. colored, fifty
two, Bright's disease.
17-George Patrick Gordon, seven,
pneumonia.
NOVEMBER.
Maria Anderson, colored. sixty
eight, heart disease.
| Lula Kenton Garrison, twenty
! five, septicaemia.
2-Nannie Keys. colored, fifty-two,
pellagra.
Crank Samuels, coIored. sixteen,
tuberculosis.
minnie Thomas, colored, thirty
one. alcoholism.
| 6-LOu Craig, colored, fifty, ureamia
Thames Lemons, forty-eight, killed
in railroad wreck.
9CClarence Chenault, colored. thirty
tuberculosis.
10-Lula Wheeler, colored, sixty,
bronchitis.
11-Patrick Shea, seventy, heart
disease.
12-J. W. Hayden, Jr., eleven, dila-
tion of heart.
13- Isaac Hayden, culored, fifty
four, asthma.
2l-LouislWatson, colored. fifty, ap-
opIexy.
22-Eugepe Porter, colored, forty
two. lagrippe.
24-Lyda May Marson, colored,
eleven months. pneumonia.
25--William Henry Renick, seventy
five, pneumonia.
DECEMBER.
William Steuban. colored, seven
ty-nlne. paralysis.
4-John r. Bedford, colored, "a,
tuberculosis.
5-Morris Merchant, colored, sixty
FIVE. apoplexy.
6-Louis Hamilton. colored. twenty
five, pneumonia.
5-Sallie Smith, colorsd, eighty -four
bronchitis.
10-May Tuley. colored, 81, heart dis
ease.
10-Edmond j. Moreland, tifty-two.
boiler explosion.
1l-Dulcena Earlwyine. eighty-six,
heart disease.
16-Pearl Robinson, colored, twenty
seven, tuberculosis.
17-Harvey Young, eight months,
convulsions.
"a "A. Monin Moore, infant, pneu-
monia.
27 Godfrey j. Johnson, stillborn
2S-W. Q. Stapleton. twentv-seven,
run over by railroad engine.