Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1916-02-03

The Womans Committee OF tn!
Lexington Oneida Club sent 2S gunny
sacks of clothing by parcel post Il
the boys Of Oneida Institute, who wer{
burned out Of their dormitory by ;
recent IRE. .'j u. Z ,@''.S :, ..,~s IA
The Religious Conference OF th{
Older Boys Of Western Kentucky, UNI
der the auspices of the Y. NJ. c.. AL
with the cooperation Of the churches
will hold a three days session Id
jacksonville beginning February rs. /
Henry Whit the three-year-old
child who accidentally shot himself
in the head while playing with a rihe
at his home in Camel City, is expected
to die, the bullet having lodged in the
brain too far back for medical aid.
Luther Rice, who resides on the
Clntonville Pike, near Paris, was
driving cattle and in cracking black
snake whip was struck in the EYED
with the end of the whip, the eyeball|
bursting and sight destroyed.
Three dwellings were unroofed,]
barns were demolished and fences
and trees blown down in a wind and
rain storm which visited Louisville
and the eastern part Of Jefferson|
County. T-+. st..y{ l.sfi1 &, flis,l "a, n
A levee in front OF Uniontown, on
the Ohio river, to protect the city
against further floods will be built III
the bill Of Representative Kincheloe|
providing an appropriation of $4,000
passes Congress.
Shanklin Piper OF owlngsville. hav-
Ing cleaned his gloves with gasoline,
and believing they were dry, put them
on, and struck a match 10 light a
cigar, when they ignited. His hands
may have to be amputated.
Joe +. Lindsay, representing a num-
Der OF Clark County farmers. OF Win
chester, sold the product OF $50 acres
OF hemp to f. F. Spears & Sons, of
Paris, for about $4,000, the largest
hemp deal 70. he eonSlmmsted.. in that
section for many years.
Lack OF faith in banks caused Joe
]. Miller. a wealthy stock dealer Ash
land, 10 place s775 in an old tea kettle
and hide It in a shanty on his farm.
1t was taken. and Everett Uranium
and d. X. Richie were arrested on sus-
plcion
Pinevllle suffers fire loss of 500 900
when the L. & n. freight depot. a res
taurant, rooming house and black
smith shop is destroyed by fire which
originated In the restaurant. This Is
the second time the l.. G. n. have
sustained the loss OF a freight depot
In Pineville during the past ten years.
Claiming that the affections Of her
husband, z. c. Eubank. was alenated,
MR.. Fannie B. Eubank has filed suit
against heT cousin. Miss Terah Moore.
for $4,000 damages Both are resi-
dents OF Lexington. Miss Moore
claiming that there is no ground for
the suit aud that she is not even on
speaking terms with Eubank.
Edward holland, who was recently
awarded $1,000 damages sustained in
a railroad accident. was robbed OF
almost the entire amount at his home
near Eubanks. holland had Just col
lected he money and after paying his
attorney had taken It home with him
asd placed Il under his pillow. He
and his family were chloroiormed
while asleep and the money taken.
Apple growers OF the county OF Hen
derson have signed up 5000 barrels OF
apples to the American Fruit Elk.
change OF Chicago. AS soon as 5000
more barrels are secured the exchange
will handle the sales for the County
Association at 30 cents per barrel.
The exchange has closed a contract
that Il will dispose OF 5000 barrels
before March at top market prices.
Between 300 and 400 miners have
arrived in Whitesburg over the Louis
vile & Nashville and the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroads In the Jenkins cRob-
erts.Flemlng.Haymond coal fields from
points In East Tennessee and North
Carolina. The men will be employed
In the mines OF the Consolidation Coal
Company and the Elkhorn Mining Cor
poration.
The American Red Cross Society.
granting request OF Congressman
Kineheloe. OF jacksonville. allowed
$500 for the relief OF the Ohio River
food sufferers, o: this amount $500
was sent to Murray, Mclean County.
and $500 to Ashbyburg, Hopkins Coun.
w In some places on the hills food
sufferers have camped with very
scanty food and protection.
Aztec being confined in the Win.
chester Jail since October 1912.
Uncle Fetch" Deaton was taken to
the Frankfort Reformatory as life
prisoner. and Is the last chapter OF one
OF the most famous feud trials In the
history Of the State. lie has been In
bad health for several months. and
It is feared that his long confinement
has aggravated an old trouble In his
stomach. which may be cancer
Claiming that John Fitch was the
Inventor Of the steamboat. the contro.
versy between his name and that OF
Robert Fulton will be settled II the