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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
BUILDING COMPANY CHARTERED

The Wheeling Building Il Material
company Of this city has been char
tered IL deal in building material.
with its p:ac" ri business a, tn" Pen
insula. Harold ". Heckcr. Mrs. Har.
oil W Becker. DR. T.. r. Hullarh and
Mrs. T. Il. IIulard are incorporates.
The authorized capital stock is
$50 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

'parently became much worried and In
quircd OF Sheriff Hastings tn" extent
OF the injuries which he had caused
his victims.
Stella Rnchey is an cmployc Of the
Bloch Bros tobacco factory and keeps
her,own house at the place where She
WAS asSaultcd Sh" Is registered at
the hospital as being twenty.ciChl
years Of age. George Papcri is a tile
worker
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
WEST VIRGINIA PATENTS.

AS reporleli by II. E. Dunlap, patent
lawyer, of W4leeling, the patent once
records shoE, the recent issue Of the
following pHents to West Virginia
inventors: Thomas L. Morris. Hpnt-
ington, Barsellhoist; VIM. c. Rem
shaw, Mannsngton. airbrake.operatlng
mechanism.
Mr.. DunII:, also reports the issue OF
the followin. trademark registration
Chemical Lone & Sand company, OF
Huntington, ground lime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
AUSTRIA SU VOKIE-
TIJA SUTIKMEJE
VEIKIA.

Londonas, geg. 4.-Vien-
noje ivyko centrally valsty-
blu atstovu konferencija,
kuriOje dalyvavO Bavarijos
ministeriu pirmininkas Won
Hertling, Austrijos uzsieniu
reikalu minister's Won Ger
min ir kit.
Konferencijoje paaiskejo,
kad tarpe BerlynO ir Wen
nos nesama jokiu nesusipra-
timu ir Austria atskiriai
nesitaikysianti nei SUI vienu
savO priesininku.
Austria istikima busianti
Vokietijai ligi pat kares ga
10 ir kare turf laimeti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
ANGLAI PAEME STIP-
RIAS POZICIJAS PRAN-
CUZIJOJE.
Prancuzai briaujasi pirmyn
Champagne.

Londonas, gcg. 4. - Pa
SGlusicji muSiai scka iSilgai
yokicciu apsiginimo linijos,
palci Sensce upe, rytuosc
nuo Arras.
Anglai nors palengva, bet
nuolatOs pazangiuoja pir-
myn ir jau ten paeme daug
svarbil .vokieciu poziciju.
Keliu myliu SOnu dienOmis
ir naktimis nepertraukiami
Susiremimai.
Prancuzai Champagne ap-
skrity.j isilauze naujojOn
vokicciu linijon rytuose nuo
Mont Haut. Pa6me nelais-
ven suvirS 300 vOkieciu.
Verduno Some ir gi prasi-
dejO smarkesni veikimai.
Ties st. Mihiel vOkicciai
perejo upe Meuse IL susi-
RENE SUI prancuzais. VOkie-
ciai tai atliko po artilerijOs
)riedanga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
PAINS NELAISVIUS
AMERIKON.

Washington. geg. 4. -
Anglia ir Prancuzija turi
daug paemusiOs vOkieciu ir
austru nelaisviu. Juos prisi-
eina maitinti, o cia to mai
sto Wis labiau stinga.
Tatai Suv. Valstiju sena-
tOrius sumane tuOs visus ne
laisvius is Anglijos ir Pran-
cuzijos pargabenti i Suv.
Valstijas ir tue budu pa
lengvinti talkininkams, kad
nereiketu ju maitinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
ATSIPRASO Uz LAIVO
NUSKANDINIMA.
Vokieciai apsiima atiduoti
pagarba Argentinos
Veliavai.

Buenos Aires, geg. 4. -
Vokieciu nardancioji laiv6
nuskandino ArgentinOs lai-
va Monte ProtegidO." Ar
gentinos. vyriausybc uz tai
pasiunte astru protesta.
Vokietija veikiai ir nuo-
lankiai atsake i prOtesta.
Pazymejo, jogei vokieciu
vyriausybe neturinti ziniu
apie tai, kad nal'dancioji lai
We butu taip padariusi. Bet
jei tas ivyko, tai ne kitaip,
kaip tik per neapsiziureji-
ma. Gil jei taip, tai Vokieti
jos vyriausybe atsiprasanti
Argentinos ir apsiimanti
atiduoti pagarba jos velia-
val, be to dar atlyginti w
laivO nuskandinima ir zllvu-
sias SUI laivu prekes.
Argentinos vyriausybe
tue vokieciu praneSimu pa
siganedino ir pasibaige XII
vircai.
ReiSkia, Vokietija jau BIZ
JOSH prizes save sukelti dau-
giau priesininku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
SIUNCIAMAI EUROPON
S. V. KARIUOMENEI
VADOVAUS GEN.
SCOTT.
Talkininkai panese didelius
nuostolius Prancuzijoje.

Washington, geg. 4.
ValdiSklOsc rateliuose Wis
dar placiai apkalbama ir
svarstoma apie siuntima
kariuomenes Europa. Wy
riausybe jau nutariusi pa
siusti kelias deSimtis TUX
stanciu kareiviu taip greitai,
kaip tik bus galima tai pa
daryti. Tam tikslui yra rel
kalinga tureti daugeli trans
portiniu laivu, kuriu 81 Sails
neperdaugiausia turi. Gal
Sitam tikslui bus panaudoti
vokieGiu laivai, kuriuos W.
riausybc konfiskavo.
Kadangi truksta pakan-
kamai laivu, tai kareiviai
bus siunciami mazesniais
buriais. AnOt kares sekreto-
liaus praneSimO amerikoniS-
ku kareiviu ekspedicijai va
dOvaus gen. Scott, dabarti-
mis- generalio stabo virSinin
kas.
Talkininku atstOvai pra-
mesa, kad jiems amerikOnu
pagelba yra butinai reika-
linga, nes pastaraisiais lai-
kais Prancuzijoje jie pane
Sc didelius nuOstOlius. Pa
aiSki, kad ne vieni vOkieciai
panesa didelius kareiviuose
nuostOlius. Per pastaraji dvi
savaiti muSiu SUI vOkieciais
talkininkai neteke 10000
kareiviu uzmuStais, suzeis-
tais ir nelaisven paimtais.
AnOt atstOvu tvirtinimo,
vokieciu nuostOliai yra daug
didesni, mes jie i kontrata-
kas puolasi tirStomis ellie
mis-, kurias talkininkams
lengva Sluoti savo kulka-
svaidziais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
VOKIECIAI LAKUNAI
TORPEDUOJA LAIVUS.

Londonas, gcg. 4. - Vo-
kieciu juriniai lakunai savo
lakstytuvuose turf jau il
torpedas, kuriomis torpe-
duOja priesininku laivus.
Anot admiralicijos pranesi-
mo, vienas tOks lakunas nu
skandino Anglijos laiva
Eczema" Pirm sito tas pat
laivas savo armotomis buvo
numuses viena vokieciu jul
RIM lakstytuva.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
RUSIJA IR TOLESNIAI
KARIAUS.

Petrogradas, geg. 4.-Ru-
sijOs laikinoji vyriausybe
savO ambasadOriams ir pa
siuntiniams kariaujanciOse
ir neutralese Salyse pranes6,
kad Russia skyrium SUI VO-
kietija nesitaikysianti, bet
kariausianti pOdraug su tai
kininkais, kol VOkietija ne
bus nugaleta.
Taigi socialistu visOs pa
stangos nuejo niekais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
ANGLAI SUTRUSKINO
"HINDENBURGO
LINIJA."
Paeme du miestu Fresnoy
ir Bullecourt.

Londonas, geg. 4. - An
glai sutruSkinO "Hindenbur-
go linija" Prancuzijoje IL
myliu ilgio Sonu, Oppy lini-
joje. @
Geguzes 3 d. nakti nusi-
leidzius menuliui anglu legi-
JONAH pakilo is savo apkasu
ir puOlesi pries vOkiecius
tokiu smarkumu, kad 81
items nebuvO laikO nei atsi-
peiketi III pagalvoti, kas APP
link juos veikiasi. Pirmieji
kanadieciai prasimuse per
vOkieciu plieno krusa ir jll
lavOnus. Paeme Fresnoy ir
Bullecourt ir eiliu eiles vo-
kieciu apkasp su stipriau-
siais ten ju pataisymais.
Sitas skaisciausias anglu
laimejimas nuo pradzios
uzpuolimo prizes vokiecius,
kuomet Site isitaise "Hin-
denburgo linijoje" jausda-
miesi kaipir mamie esq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
GEN. JOFFRE CHI
CAGOJE.

Siandie Chicagoje vies
Prancuzijos didvyris gen
Joffre. Jam ir kittens Pran
cuzijOs atstOvams cia suren
gta iSkilmingas priemimas
Vakare Auditorium teatrt
ivyks didelis susil'inkimas
kur kalbes gcrb. sveGiai il
zymiausieji ChicagOs pile
ciai. Tam tikslui pagaminta
plati programa.
Chicagon atkeliavO:
Rene Viviani, Prancuzi-
jos ministeriu tarybOs vice
-pirmininkas il prancuzQ
misijos pirmininkas.
Gen. JOffre.
Vice-admirOlas ChOche-
prat.
MarkiZaS de Chambrrln,
Prancuzijos parlamento at
stovas, jis gi gen. Lafayette
praanukis.
Emile Hovelaque, Pran-
cuzijos SvietimO generals
inspektorius.
Viscount Dejean, pl'ancu-
zu ambasadOs WashingtOne
kanclieris.
Pulk. Jean Fabry, gen.
JOffre StabO virSininkas.
Lett. Simon, is prancuzu
kares laivyno.
Lett. de Tessaun, gen.
Joffre militarinis palydOvas.
Pulk. Spencer, is S. Y. ka-
riuOmeneS.
Lett. Allen Buchanan, is
S. V. kares laivyno.
Breckenridge, S. V. val
stybes sekretOriaus treciasis
asiStentaS.
Warren d. Robbins, is S.
V. valstybes departamentO
atstOvas prijungtas prie
prancuzu misijOs.
Sveciai atstOvai is Chica-
90 keliauja i Springfield, Ill.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
VOKIETIJA NETURI
OFICIALIO PRANE-
SIMO APIE KARE.

Berlynas, geg. 4. - Jau
nemesis praejo nuo to laiko,
kuomet Suv. VaIstijos pa
skelbe kare Vokietijai. Te-
ciau Vokietija Xxi siolei ne
gavo oficialio pranesimo
apie kares paskelbima.
Bet visiems amerikonams
suvarzyta laisve Vokietijo-
ie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
KA VOKIECIAI SKEL-
BIA APIE RUSIJA.

Amsterdam, gcg. 4. = Pc
revoliucijos Rusijojc Vokie-
tijOs vyriausybG Sventai IT,
kejo, kad Russia tikrai pa
darys atskiria taikQ SUI Vo-
lietija. Vyriausybe todel
galvatrukciais pagamino tai
KOS plenus ir lukeriavo pa
tOgaus laikO, kuOmet Rusija
pagaliau pasakys CANA to
kraujo pralicjimo.
Bet po porOs savaiciu nu-
girdo, kad Rusijos naujoji
vyriausybe nei nemanO tai
kinties. TuOmet VOkietija
paleidO darban savO social
stus, kad Site rusu social
stus patrauktu taikOs pusen.
Tcciau ir tas niekO negel-
bejo. Dabar Vokietijos Wy
riausybe isitikino, kad SUI
Russia nera galima susitai-
KNIT ir todel nustojo vilties
tuo zvilgsniu.
Tatai dabar vokieciu laik-
raSciai kasdien prar"Sa. kad
Rusijoje siauclancios nera-
mybes. Galimas daiktas, kad
Rusija neapsieis be nau-ios
rcvoliucijOs.
VokieciQ laikraSciai per
Stockholma gauna ziniu is
RusijOs, kad tenai stovis Wis
labiau arSejQs. Ziniose sa-
kOma, kad srmiSimai KHAN
ii Estlandijoj ir KronStad-
te. SuOmija ir Ukraina rel
kalaujancios neprigulmybes.
Sumisimai kile Siberijoje,
BucharOje ir Turkestane.
Pastarose dviejose provin-
CHOSE gyventojai paskelbe
sau neprigulmybe.
Pacioje rusu kariuOmene-
je discipline iSnykusi. Ka-
revival neklausa savo oficie-
riu.
PetrOgrade daug pinigu
isleidziama agitacijai uz to-
lesne kare. Tie pinigai dau-
giausia paeina is Suv. Val
stiju, kurios gyvai. intere-
suojasi dabartiniu Rusijos
stOviu ir nenori, kad Russia
atsimestu nuO talkininku.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
TURKIJA KARIAUS
LIGI GALLO.

Londonas, geg. 4. - Tur-
kijos ministeriu pirminin-
kas Talaat Pasa aplanke
Vienna, Austrijos sostine,
ir ten pranese, kad Turkija
kariausianti ligi mirciai ir
jOkiu budu neatsimesianti
nuO Vokietijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
VOKIECIAI PRIZES SAVO
KANCLIERI.

Londonas, geg. 4. - Gau-
ta zinios, kad vokieciu par
lamentas baisiai em6 kriti-
kuoti kanclieri Bethmann-
-Hollweg ir reikalauja, kad
jis butu prasalintas is uz-
imamos vietos. PasirOde,
kad kanclieris yra prieSin-
gas visokioms salyi refor-
MONS. FKEIMi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
VYRIAUSYBE KONTRO.
LIUOS MAISTA.
Washington, geg.

Washington. geg. 4. =
Vakar kongresan ineSta SUI
manymas, kad maisto kon-
trole pavesti Sales vyriau-
sybei. Vyriausybe turi MI
statyti maistui kainas, pri-
si6jus reikalui maista rekvi-
zuoti. Taippat reikalaujama.
kad visos angliu kasyklos
butQ pavestos vy1iausybes
nuOziurOn.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
7 SAVAITE NUSKAN-
DINTA SO LAVAL.

Londonas, geg. 3. - An
glijos vyriausybe oficiaIiai
paskelbe, kad j viena savai-
te, pasibaigusia praeita SEX
madieni, vokieciu nardan-
Clos laives nuskandino SO
Anglijos laivus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
vokjetija nusizemina
prie$ Argentine
Russia nesitaikins atskiriai su
VOkietija
NUSKANDINTA TRANS
PORTINIS LAIVAS.
zuvo 279 anglai kareiviai.

Londonas, geg. 4. - Tx
vakar oficialiai paskelbta,
kad vokieciu nardancioji lai-
We balandzio Is diena Tarp-
zemiu jurese nuskandino
Anglijos transporting laiva
"Arcadian." Su laivu zuvO
279 kareiviai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
SUNKIAI SERGA KAR.
DINOLAS FARLEY.

New York, geg. 4.-Sun-
kiai serga 10 Eminencija
kardinOlas Farley. Nesenai
kardinOlui padaryta opera
cija. Pralotas Lavelle tvirti-
ma, kad kardinolas esas bio
gam stovyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
PASKELBTA SUSIRIN
KIMU LAISVE.

Petrogradas, geg. 4.-Ru-
sijOs vyriausybe paskelbe,
kad nuO SiO laikO visiems
Rusijos gyventojams su-
teikiama susirinkimu laisve
ir leidziama steigti visOkios
draugijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
1000 GYDYTOJV BUS
PASIUSTA ! PRAN-
CUZIJA.

Washington, geg. 4. -
Vakar Sales apginimo ko-
mitetas paskelbe, kad grei-
tn laiku Suv. Valstijos
Prancuzija pasiusiancios
1000 gydytoju ir 5000 au-
tomObiliu ambulansu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
KINIJOS PASIUNTINYS
APLEIDO BERLYNA.

Pehnas, geg. 4. - Kinijos
uzsieniu reikalu ministerija
gavo pranesima, kad Kini-
jos pasiuntinys vokietijoje
is Berlyno iskeliavo DAM
jon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
zUVO 551 DARBININ
KAS VOKIETIJOJE.

Basle, Sveicarija, geg. 4.
- Vokietijos mieste Furth
parako dirbtuveje iStiko
ekspiozija. zuvo 551 darbi-
ninkas, daugiausia moteriu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
REZIGNAVO BRAZIL
JOS MINISTER'S.

Rio Janeiro, geg. PA
sitrauke is uzimamos vietos
Brazilijos uzsieniu rcikalu
minister's, DR.. Lauro Null
Ter, vokieciu salininkas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
k1ek atsklros valshyos tures
duoh kareiviu
1000 GYDYT0JU BUS PAS|ySTA PRANCUzIJoN
KIEK KATRA VALSTIJA
TURES PRISTATYTI
KARIUOMENES.
Washington, geg. 4.

washington, geg. 4. =
kuomet galutinai bus pri-
lmtas priverstinojo karei-
vlavlmo bilius, tuomet, kad
surinkti 100000 kareiviu,
kekviena valstija skyrium
lures pristatyti vyriausybes
pazymeta skaitliu kareiviu.
Sulyg kares departamento
apskaltllavlmo valstijoms
prlsleis pristatyti karciviu:
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-04
ORAS.
Geguzes 4, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkes. -
Siandie lietus ir salta; rytoj
grazus oras il kick silGiau.
Temperature vakar aug
.seiausia AZ, zemiausia 40
laipsniu.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13
HANDSOME
HOME BURNED
Residence of 7. J. Mercy
nolds Destroyed by Fire
Yesterday.

The handsome residence of Esq. 7.
j. McReynolds, No. 14lO South Main
street, was practically destroyed by
fire about 10 o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The flames originated in the
second story of the building and it is
thought that the fire was caused by
an electric wire in that portion of the
dwellingcS-
The second story of the house was
burned entirely off, before the flames
could be gotten under control. Near
ly all of the furniture was saved. The
l,ss is abont So, 900 and is covered by
insurance.
The house was built only a few
years ago and was one OF the hand
soonest homes in the city of the bun
galow type.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13
Byars-Deeds.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 12.-Miss
Mary Frances Deeds, of Trenton, Ky,
and Mr.. Samuel Hendrix Byars, OF
Hopkinsville, Ky, were quietly mar
ried Tuesday at high noon in the
study of the officiating minister, DR..
7, A. Wigginton, pastor of the
Broadway Presbyterian Church.
Witnessing the ceremony were Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Byars and Miss Ethe-
lene Byars, of Adairville, Ky; Mr.
w. A. Coward, Mr.. Geo. Byers, Jr.,
and Mrs. Wilson Clark.
The groom is prominent politician
and is steward at the Western State
Hospital and the bride is the attract.
i've daughter Of Mr.. Samuel Deeds, q
prominent farmer Of Trenton.
They returned home at once and are
occupying the stewards cottage or
the Hospital grounds.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13

a train at Almo for Paducai. Court
opened at 10 O'Clock and | announced
that the case couldn't be tried and the
crowd became very disorderly and
began to make threats, saying they
would put me in the negro's place. |
tried to make speech to quiet the
mob and tried to explain that legal
trial could not be held without admit
ting the facts in the affidavit. They
refused to listen and there were many
interruptions. Smith then tried to
speak and read the affidavit. Some
yelled out that il was a id lie, and
they wanted the negro and if they
couldn't get him they would hang the
Judge, and some called out, land
Smith too" Sheriff Patterson was
gone with the negro and one deputy
was present. told him to preserve
order and he said he could do moth
ing. Geo. Diuguid, the dead mans
brother, then got up and made mo-
ton to bring the negro back. | did
not pass on his motion at the time. /
adjourned court and went to the
hotel, accompanied by Smith and
some others. Soon a man named
Ruby came into my room and told me
that they were going to kill me if |
didn't make an order by IL o'clock to
return the negro. told him to lot
thom proceed, that was without pro-
lection or means OF defense. but
would not turn the negro over to a
mob. | would die first. must have
a guarantee of protection. Smith said
| was right and they could kill him
too. Geo. Diuguid then came in and |
said to lin that as a lawyer he knew
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13
ST. CLAIR
LEAVELL DEAD
Well Known Citizen Of Penn
broke a Victim of
Paralysis.

st. Clair Leavell died Jan. 5, at
Pembroke, aged 81 years. Mr..
Leavell suffered stroke of paralysis
few weeks ago, from which he
never rallied. He was a bachelor
and much esteemed citizen. His
nearest relatives consist of two sisters,
Mrs. C. w. Morrison and Mrs. C. H.
Williams, and two half-sisters, Mrs.
R. Y. Pendleton and Miss Lynn Nor
rison. He also leaves two step
brothers and step-sisterS, w. g. Nor
rison, of London. Ala, C. w. Morri-
son, of Pembroke, and Mrs. Henry
Carroll, of Fairview.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13

| was doing my duty He admitted a
legal trial couldn't be held without
admitting the affidavit, but said if |
would bring Martin back he would
guarantee that he was not mobbed |
told him didn't believe he could con-
troll the mob and ! would not recall
Martin until | knew he would be pro-
tected and given fair trial, and if
they wanted to mob me for doing my
duty | would submit to it before |
would be party to the negro's MUIR
der, or words to that effect. R.T. VOLS
and Diuguid then came in together
and number of my friends also and
all urged me to return him. still
told them could not afford to dis
grace myself and the State by per-
hitting a man out of the reach of the
mob to be brought back and mobbed,
and would die first. Wells then said
he and Diuguid had been given as
surance by the leaders that if would
bring the man back and let the order
be made in his presence and the case
be continued to near date it would
appease the mob. My friends, in
Guiding Smith. said that if ii would
avoid possible bloodshed the order
had better be made and l agreed to
call the sheriff and tell him to have
the negro on hand at 8 o'clock Thurs
day, unless he had further orders,
which did.
Gov. Stanley was then communi-
Gated with and the situation explained
to him. He was told that had done al
Icould and that | needed assistance to
restore order. Throughout the day,
Thursday, a better feeling prevailed,
and | went where | pleased without
molestation or insult. Gov. Stanley,
having no troops, took charge of the
situation himself, and reaching Padu-
cab held the negro there and came to
Murray as reported in the press. He
offered to let me leave on his special
train, but | told him | would stay I'M
til order was fully restored At the
court house Gov. Stanley made a
speech after which conference was
held and all hands agreed to let things
stund as they were, and Geo. Diu-
guild made speech of concilatory
nature. advising no further disorder.
then made an order setting the case
for Feb. Sand made an explanation
of my position and my desire to dc
my duty and give every prisoner a
fair and lawful trial. ] was given a
courteous hearing and there were nc
Interruptions, and some applause
when concluded. | am satisfied the
people will look back with regret up
on the notoriety that resulted from
the disorder, due TO exciterlent and q
mis- understanding of the facts.
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JUDGE BUSH
THREATENED
AT MURRAY
CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGEl

court adjourned to p. M, and at
that time Holt presented an affidavit
that the attorneys for the common
wealth accepted. | then announced
that would pass upon the motion for
a continuance the next morning but
told Holt to be ready if possible. Up
on my order Sheriff Patterson and so
deputies maintained guard over the
negro in the upper room OF the court
house that night. In the evening Holt
presented a supplementary affidavit
claiming that he could prove by an
absent witness that Diuguid was try
.ikg to shoot Martin when Martin shot
paim. This was shown to the attorn-
eys for the prosecution who said they
could not admit its truth and | told
them that II would make postpone
ment necessary under the law. II was
practically so agreed. said | was
apprehensive OF mob violence to tho
prisoner whom continued the case
and Smith and some of the other at
tornsys, who were present, agreed
that It was best to transfer the negro
before that time. | made the order
at 10 o'clock p. M, and Sheriff Pat
asrson left with the negro early We'd
nssday morning in an auto and caught
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13
PRESS COMMENTS.

Press Comments on the impsrson-
atoms and music of Miss Gladys Pow
srs who is to appear here under the
auspices Of the Virginia Street Par
snt-Teacher Association.
Amsterdam, New York.
Possessed of a wonderful range OF
voice and arrayod in an exquisite
Oriental costume. she gave her au-
dience delightful journey through
Japan.
Bellows Falls, Vermont.
Miss Powers skill in song and her
warmth of sentiment lends much to
her portrayal of the natural pictures
queness of Japanese life.
The evening proved mostenioyable
ever given here.
Freehold, N j.
Not dull moment throughout one
of the few musical and character en-
tertainments where everything goes
rapidly and smoothly.
Utica, N. Y. Miss Powers is a mar.
vel in facial expression.
An unusually attractive feature oil
her program is the original japanese
stories, songs and dances intEuovss
with a thread of romance. You are
unconsciously carried to tho land OF
cherry blossoms, see the dainty lisp
ing love-tales and listen to the sad,
sweet story and love songs Of old
Japan.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13
MILLION in
A WEEK
Is the Way Tobacco Is Now
Being Rushed Into the
Loose Market.

Season records were broken this
week by the sale of more than T.
100000 pounds of tobacco on the
loose floors at considerably more than
$40 round. About $4,000 was thus
paid out for loose sales alone. The
factories are all just as busy receiving
contract tobacco. The season is at
the height of its activity earlier than
usual and money is finding its way
into the arteries of trade on every
hand. Prices are we'll sustained, the
weeks average being well above the
season average.
The official report follows:
LOOSE FLOORS.
Week Ending, Jan. IL, 1917.
Sales for week. .....1 ,245, 775 MS.
Sales for season. -. 2, l29, 666 lbs.
Sales this date, 1915. 1, 166, 635 lss.
Average for this week. ..... .t10H
Average for this season. q. .. .$lo.4
Quotations are as follows:
Trash $3.50 to $o.25.
Com Lugs So. Is to $3.50
Med Lugs $3.50 to 5000
Good Lugs $1,000 to $1O.5e
Fine LugS $1,000 to $11.50
Low Leaf $1021 to $10.75
Com Leaf $1O75 to SLIPS
Medium Leaf SLIPS to $500.
Good Leaf $500 to $14,OO
Fine Leaf $14.OO to $500
Fl. H. ALTERNATELY,
Secretary.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13
Got Life Sentence.

Roy Hinterliter, a youth at 0lney,
ILL.,, who confessed to having aided
and abetted his sweetheart, Elizabeth
Radcliffe, in a criminal operation that
resulted in her death, was givea a
life sentence. He took no appeal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1917-01-13

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