The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1916-09-29
Our Kentucky NGIghbCTs.

Frankfort. Ky, Sept 26.--Dook Smith
who turned States evidence at the
trial OF tho alleged conspirators charg-
cd with tho murder Of I'D Callahan In
Broathitt- Co. under promise OF i'm
munlty. and who aftcrward was tried
and convicted. Was pardoned to-day
by Gov Stanley AT the request OF Com.
monwealth'a Attorney u. A. crutcher
and Judge John Stevenson. OF Win
chester.
Lexington. Ky. Sept 2i.--Mra EN-
ma Bradley BarHer. Of Jackson. who
was arrested here yesterday ON war
ran, sworn out by her first husband.
charging bignmy, IL IN an unusual
prcdicament She cannot understand
that abe has done wrong. She was TIA
ken back to Brcatbitt county to stand
trial
Sho IL 20 years old. and. according
TO an interview given out this after
noon, refused 10 marry Henry Bradley
for three years. Bradley WAS 60 years
old. She left him and went home after
three months.
Dudley BarEer. the second husband,
was &c years old She declares that
Bradley asked her 60 return and on her
refusal promised to tear up the war
rant II she would not live with Barger.
She declared she would not live with
either until she could get "A divorce,
and said she was on her way to Gin
cinnat to work ia n munitions factory
until she could procure divorce.
The appearance OF husband No. on
the scene tonight with n promise to
drop tho blgamy proceedings II Mrs.
Bradley Barger would return TO him
led her 10 declare. just before boarding
the train In the custody Of the Deputy
Sheriff, that she supposed the best
way TO keep out OF the penitentiary
was TO go back to Henry and she an
nounced her intention to do 40.
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Hazard, KY, Sept, 25.-On the ex-
amining trial Of United States Deputy
Marshal George Sizemore, charged with
killing Nose Feltner here. Sizemorc
was released without bond. II liz
thought that the action OF the County
Court will relieve the revenue officer
III any further prosecution.
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burglars entered the home Of Mr.
and MIRA ]. S. Ashworth In Ashland
Saturday night and helped themselves
10 everything in sight They gained en-
trance by prying open the window
They went through the house from
cellar to garrett. and they were quite
succeasfui, evidently finding what they
were searching for. This burglar took
Mr.. Ashworth's pocketbook and also
several bills from his vest pocket and
quit OF clothes. He likewise relieved
the vest OF a solid gold watch. He re-
treated to the downstairs departments,
and was successful in finding little
silver mug in which Mrs. Ashworth
kept her rings and small change This
mug contained her wedding ring. and
also about fifteen dollars In money and
another solid gold ring. or course. he
took them all His loot amounted to
seventy Ave dollars in money the
clothing and tho rings.
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Chas. smith filed suit for twenty
fiye hundred dollars damages against
DIR. J. I. Richardson. alleging unskill-
f,ii treatment OF wrist which was
broken in July 1915. when Smith fell
from scafford while doing some work
on+a new church being erected at Gray
son. f
.rt .
Mrs. Doc Hutchinson Of Kitchens, died
wednesday OF tuberculosis and was
laid TO rest Thursday In Fairview Gem
etery. She leaves a husband and one
child. father. mother and a host Of 9th
a. relatives W. ~