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The Washington times., 1917-04-06

appears and shortly the corn or callus
will lift on with the fingers.
Freezone doesn't eat. out the corns
or ca1luses but shrivels them without
any irritation Just think! No pain
at all; no soreness or smarting when
applying IL or Afterwards.
Women! Keep freezone on your
dresser and apply q few drops when
ever a corn begins aching. Pain stops.
corn goesI
Genuine freezone ~ sold IN little
bottles packed in a round, wooden
case.-Advt-
The Washington times., 1917-04-06

"Pledging our unfaltering loyalty
and earnest support to the President
and the Government in any steps
which they may take for the protee.
tion Of the sacred rights Of our citi.
gems and the upholding Of our honor
and dignity before the world"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Secretary Appeals TO Senate Com.
mittee TO Defeat the Compro.
mise Legislation; Safety of Ma.
tion Imperiled, He Holds.
IMPOSSIBLE TO RETURN
TO CoAL.BURNING TYPE
Every Capital Ship and Every
Destroyer Designed to Burn
Oil; Problem Of Securing Sup.
ply for Fleet Is Important.

Washington. Jan. 6.--Secretary
Daniels appealed today to Chairman
Tilman of tn" senate naval commit
tee to defeat the compromise ieglsla-
tion to give claimants leases ON the
navy petroleum fuel reserve In Can
fornia and Wyoming. lie also sent
statemeu by the nayy's objections 20
Senator Fit,mnnn. chairman OF
subcommittee which framed the COM
promise. The department of justice
holds many OF the claims are fraud
ulcnt and the navy main,nins the
safety OF the nation will be imperiled
by the loss Of fuel.
Every capital ship ana every de-
strOyer is now designed 10 burn oil
and oil only" secretary Daniels wrote
Senator Tillman. "and the features OF
the design are such that II Is impos-
aiblc to return To the use Of coal Tn
der the circumstances the problem oI
securing supply of oil for our heet
- one Of the greatest national inn
portancc. Speed Ot our destroyers
and battle cruisers would be impos-
siblc OF attainment with anything but
Oh ana II this supply were seriously
threatened. AS 1t Is IN the pending
bin. We should be brought face 70
face with the consideration of the
abandonment although OF oil as fuel ="
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Mrs. Irene Barrett
Is Identified as
Mrs. Myrtle Wright
ny Evening" Herald Leased WIRE

LOS AnEtfts 1alst jan " MFhi
Irene Barrett alleged to have been
murdered with her son. Raymond
Wright my her husband. Benton
Barrett. aged Santa Monica rancher.
was naid today By Dr. l.. J. Clock TO
he Mrs. Myrtle Wright" implicat-
ed In mysterious death I'm Colorado
by which she collected $50. 600 insur-
ance.
DR.. Clock, held in the county iail
charged with statutory crime
identified photograph OF Mrs. Bar
rett as that Of Mrs. Wright" Bar
retts attorneys contend the woman
and her son are alive.
Or. Clock said he was called to a
hotel in Pagosa Springs. Colo. In
1901, where he found Mrs. Wright
and man named Mem beside the
body OF George Barber. who left Web
ster City. Ia. TO accompany the wo-
man TO Colorado. Barber was dead.
Dr. Clock said the circumstances
were such that he reported the case
TO the authorities.
The body was exhumed aud an
autopsy and examination OF the heart
In Denver showed presence of poison.
Mrs. Wright and Neff we're held for
time but released when It was
shown that death would have occur
red without the poison. which might
have been used as a stimulant The
woman collected $4,000 insurance.
DR.. Clock said. and lef, with Neff
Six years later DR. Clock received an
inquiry from a pueblo lodge asking
for the address of Mrs. Wright. TO
whom "A lodge member who had died.
left his insurance.
Barrett was arrested and charged
with murder when he WIS taken to
the district attorneys office October
a. 1916. by mis- attorney and confess
sod he killed his wife and step-son
three days before and burned their
bodies In the yard of his ranch.
Bones were found but experts dis
| agree as TO whether they were those
Of either or both Of the victims.
Several witnesses were said to have
been ffound by the defense who had
seen Mrs Barrtt and her son after
the time Of the alleged murder. None
OF these were called at Barrett's pre-
liminary hearing when he was held
for trial March 7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
COL. CODY IS SLOWLY
NEARING THE END AND
RECOVERY IMPOSSIBLE
Condition of the Famous From
tiersman Takes Sudden Turn
for the Worse and He Is Being
Hurried Back to Denver.

Glruwoud springs, colo. Jan. e.
The condition ~ Colonel William =.
Cody C"Bunalo Bili'l took q turn for
the worse early today ana his physi-
clan announced he was hurrying the
colonel back 90 Denver
Colonel cody Is slowly nearing the
end and cannot recover from his
present illness" Or W. W. cook, his
physician announced.
Colonel cody came 10 this resort
this week In the hope OF recovering
his health tie suffered q nervous
collapse last night as result. His
mental tacultie, are IN 4. serious con-
6ition. according >o Or. cooS,
II is planned Ia take the colonel 20
Denver tonight and later 20 his old
home IN Nody WNo. Colonel Cody
contracted gevere cold several
weeks ago HIS condition since has
Grown critical because Of eompilca-
tions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
TENTATIVE DRAF 7 OF
SCHEDULES ARRANGED
FOR R. N. CONFERENCE
College Representatives Meet in
Denver and Draft Sport Plans
for New Year; U. N. M. Make
Application for Admission

Denver. Jan. Tentative schedules
for football, basketball and haseba "
meetings between teams representing
the Rocky Mountain conference col
leges today were submitted by the
Goa chcs from the several institutions
t. the athletic representatives IN
meeting here
The University ~ Montana and the
UNIVERSITY OF Sew Mexico have applied
FOR admission to IN, conference. II was
announced and the University oi
Montana was given requested dates IN
the schedules The New Mexicnna
made no requests for specific dates.
The football schedule calls for ffty
games. commencing oct . and closing
NoN 90
The basketball schedule comprise
q games. the program opening a'
Laramie, Wyo. Jan 49, with game
h'tw"cn thc Colorado Agricultural roi-
.cge ana the University of Wyoming
Thv season closes. az arranged In tlt
tentative schedule March l6.
The baseball season opens April Il
aud the tentative schedule provides
tor 30 games. closing NAV 30. The
FIRST gam" viii hc PLAYED az ColoraGt
Springs Colorado
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
STOPPING PLACE OF
!. DLANCETT IN DENVER
LOCATED BY POLICE
Man Accused of Staying Clyde
Armour Is Said to Have Used
Name Of Elbert W. Blanchard
in Colorado Capital

Denver Jan. 6.--Tho place whc,p
y. W. Hlanc"tt, arrested in Fridr,.
ltnrhor, Wash. ioy the murder ~
clyde Armour. near Santa Fe. y NJ
some time ago, stayed while IN Den
V'r was located TODAY. Clothing be.
longing to Blducatt who is said e.
nave used the name "Ellett "
blanchard while In Denver was
found
Blancet, Is declared 10 have workru
'or a local biil posting concern while
here.
there was stock market leak on
resident wilson's peace not, tho
trend turned To- Investigation ~ Wall
street ticker -crN ices which supply
news tips To- brokerage HOUSES
Seven mon employed hy the Wall
street journal and Central News rf
Amcrtoaf Whi p uruishcs .ar,i.,. To-
pupth'r Wall street ucWspap,-. Fiu1u-
cill America, were subpueuacd aud
ordered to bring their records with
them. Munarers Of the two telegraph
companies also were suDponayd tu
bring am disptyho. sent tu th. two
Papers %, thru Washington yurrc- p-
cuts on December 20 the day of the
, market crash
Ecpre-vutltN" Harrison. Drml rat.
~ the committee, declared he hes
1 lived the -u-oall"d lctk wa. ntrIusl
the representative. uf those two pup.
| icatious who with f"rtl uawur,,
mormon had uovu mformd ,oufidcu
TALLY by Secretary Lansing that morn,
frg hat u rufr mad ncvp di-ptt .nrd
/ 20 Europe. MIR. Lansing however 1l
/ that tim" declared th, uul' did uu'
! concern peace and would uai discuss
/ is contents
Representative Gardner Of Mtsu.
! ,husctts. put into the rcoo.d todlv'.
| dispatch sent out over the Dow. lone.
aud DuWplu, ticker furcUH-tiur .
peace note ton hours hcfor, the mote
was published lie declared that Soc,
ords - stock market Quotations e
the samo time when compared win
the ticker di~pat,he. would prov
there was a leak
MI Gardner said hr placed nuti
lScHrctury Lansing and SoHretur
lTwpuity entirely above -uspi0iuu
NJ lausinp win appear h"fuT, ,h
commlttee Monday without subpoena
Mr. Tumulty will also appear volun
ltarily
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Troops Of Central Powers Have
Cleared Dobrudja Of Russians;
Further Teutonic Successes In
Moldavia Are Reporte1.
ENTENTE DIPLOMATS ARE
HOLDING COUNCIL OF WAR
Emperor William IL Quoted a.
Declaring That as Germany's
Peace Offer Has Been Refused
the War viii be Continued.

The capture uf Bralia by Field
Marshal won Maci cnsen. his advance
on Galataz. twelve miles north. the
clearing OF Dobrudia OF Russians ano
further Teutonlc successes OF Mol
davia have brought the Rumanian
campaign 60 new phase
The Bralla bridgehead. whlio not
itself an integral part of the sereth
line now held by the Russians run
ming northwestward from the Dan
ube toward the Moldavian frontier
mountains. formed an outlying de-
Tense OF that line on the Danube and
It's capture weakens the eastern hank
Of the sereth position.
Galatz. likewise. ON the Danube.
lies just behind the sereth I.ne and
that town now II mcnaced 3y Ger
mano- bulgarian movement across the
Danube from II In Dobrudja. mado
possible by the Russia. evacuation
OF the province.
IL Is no, only here. however. that
the Sereth line Is threatened. for de-
spite a tenacious defense by the RUS
slams and Rumanians the line north
westward hey ond the Buseu river "
not holding well against the Teuton'
pressure. while the efforts TO keep the
TeutUns in check IN the MoidavIan
frontier valleys IL apparently prov
ing still less snccsssfuL
a break in this Tine on tho south
erly from; would impcrit the Moldav-
ian frontier position while the pierre
Ing OF the frontier line itself. not an
apparent improbabiii,y. would en-.
danger the entire line running south
westward to the Danube
In these circumstances commenta-
tors In entente capitals are consider
.rg the possibility of the Russians be-
ms compelled to abandon the line OF
the sereth and withdraw 10 the RUS
sian frontier or beyond a.. TO nessar-
aDia.
The French British and Italian
premlers ana important military sub
ordinates IN several entente minis
tries are holding q war council in
Rome FOR consideration OF tho gen
eral situation.
Emperor William IL quo'od As de-
caring IN al order ISSUED IA ths army
and Eavy that as Gernnauys offer 81
peace negotiations had been refused
the war would be continued With a
view To an understanding forced BY
arms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
D. & R. c. RESTRAINED
FROM REMOVING CASH
ON DEPOSIT IN \. Y
Temporary Order Issued in Fore.
closure Suit Preventing With.
drawal of 100000 from Jur-
isdiction of the Court.

NcW I ORR Jan. b.--Thc Denver
and Rio Gr1ndc Railroad company
was restrained in a temporary order
by the federal court today from re-
moving from this Jurisdiction about
&2.UOo,0o0 cash on deposit here.
The action was taken ln foreclos-
urc suits brought the Equitable
Trust company against the Denver
q Rio Grandc and the Western Pa
c,hc Railway company, whose bonds
the Denver a Rio Grande company
some years ago guaranteed as to in
torest under q traiilc contract
Upon default OF the interest In 1915
litigation fG.!"Wcd to enforce the bond
holders claim AGAINST the Denver *
Rio Grande
The Equitable Trust company, the
holder Of the Western Pacific mort
gage. charged In the compliant upon
which the order was ISSUED today that
the Denver and Eio Grande had al
ready removed from the jurisdiction OF
the court securities of large value and
that there was Imminent danger un.
less restrained that n will now re-
move from the jurisdiction about So
000 000 In cash and that such removn
would produce irreparabie injury
loss and damage 10 the Equitable
Truss company and would prevent th'
seduestration oS the money by TN
court"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Officers Admit They Have No
Proof That Lewis Was Ac.
quainted With Dead Woman |;
Crime Motive Not Established
NEW WITNESS MAY FORGE
MISSING LINK IN CASE
Authorities to Question a Man
Today, Who Has Just Been Lo.
Gated; MAJ be Able to Throw
Some Light on the Matter.
IDy Evening Herald Leased wirsI

Philadelphia, Jan "a missing
link In the chain VI circumstantial owl
dence forged by the police about Ber-
nard W. Lewis. who committed sui
eide In an Atlantic city hotel and
who. the authorities say, they are
convinced was the slayer OF MaIzie
Colbert. art model. ma" be supplied
today when detectives question new
witness said TO have been found.
Despite the damaging evidence col
iccted against the Pittsburgh man. the
police SO far aami- they have no posi-
tive proof that Lewis knew Miss COL
bert. Neither have they positive proof
that he ever entered the apartments
OF the girl This lack OF convincing
Information on vital point. the de-
tec;ives said today. forces cont!n-
uance Of an element OF mystery In the
case. Coupled 10 this Is the lack Of n
known motive.
The detectives say they were in
formed late last night that an auto
mobile accessory dealer will produce
n woman today who was with Maizic
Colbert on the night preceding the
murder and heard the model talk ON
the telephone with Lewis. who was at
a hotel. Miss Colbert refused to meet
the man at first. but later an appoint
ment was made, the police say. IL
was also stated that this woman can
show that Lewis and the model met
an automobile show held here Il year
ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Allen, Jailbreaker,
Wanted for Murder,
Captured at Hemet

seattle, Wash. Jan. G.--Dr percival
Y. Allen. who escaped from iail here
while serving year sentence uu q
statutory charge based ON relations
with Miss Anna Marie Dauielsou and
who after his escape was formal.
charged with the murder of Miss
Daniclson has been captured at Hcmot
Cal. accordns Co adyiccs received hy
the chief of police today Miss Dam
ielsuu ~ Fort Dodge, IA, and who
was the owner of considerable real
estate thecr and m Minneapolis, diced
under suspicious circumstances last
july ~h" became acquainted With
Allen % Few weeks before her death nu
q steamship voyage from san Fran
cisco. She and Alieu were married iu
Tacoma, bat the police say Allen u
ready had wife from whom he had
not been legally separated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Legislature Is TO Convene Mon
day, but II is Split Into Three
Widely Divergent Camps; Ap.
parent Lack of Leadership.
POLITICAL GAME Is NEW
TO MOST OF MEMBERS
Eighty Per Cent Of Them Have
Had No Previous Experience in
Legislative Affairs; Uncertainty
Apparent Everywhere.

Phoenix. Ariz.. Jan. 6.---on the eve
Of the assembling OF the third state
legislature the conditions are abso-
lutcly chaotic The supreme court
will not decide the Campbell manda-
mus proceedings which seek to Dust
Hunt from possession OF the governors
office untn next week. Arizona has
two governors seeking to exercise thh
perogative 81 the office.
The Legislature NETS ~ noon On
Monday bat IL Is split into three wide
~ divergent camps. Hunt. anti-Huu:
and Campbell. There is an apparent
lack Of leadership No program has
been outlined There are many candi-
dates FOR speaker of the house and
president OF the senate. bu. no formal
caucus has been held and It looks az
though the whole mater would ho
thrown onto the floor. Botn governors
are preparing 20 submit messages.
There is a plan afoot to secure an
immediate sine die adjournment and
lot the governor. when he Is seated
call special session. Another scheme
Is 70 adjourn from day to day or week
20 week aud thus keep the payroll
alive.
II looks as though Hunt would or.
Fani2e III. huurc but the senate is
close with the five Republican nom
hers probably holding the balance of
power Other legislators favor pro-
oeehings with business aud trusting ~
luck I" have Il validated Eightv per
cent ~ tho members are new 1, the
game of politiCs aud it is doubtful II
there was ever So muiN uncertainty
| or ind"cision Immediately preceding
me assembling ot any state law max
ing body
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06

confirmed bacnefor. Even the mat III
making wives OF the other Pittsburgh
ball players gave up the Dutchman as
a hopeless case and. IL the sporting
writer's are TO be believed. there are
no more skiild aid TO Cupid In the
world than ball players wives. When
spring training camp days came Hon
un appeared less often on the dance
floor or in the bridge parlors than even
the rawess. greenest recruit. The other
players said old Honus didn't take
to" women. that he loved his chickens
and his bonds too well. And then old
Honus fooled them all.
And he didn't pck any mindless 1T
tie coquette or dancer To look after
the Wagner homestead, either. The
great shortstop's bride Is "A home low
ing sort and her husband testifies 10
the fact that she Is a good cook.
Mrs. Honus is fond OF baseball.
Right after the ceremony she spiked
q rumor that the great shortstop was
going 10 quit the game.
"Of course he's Rosng 10 be back
with the Pirates" she aaid. They
need Tim and he loves tho game"
Barney Dreyfuss sometimes known
as basebairs "tiRhtest man" showed
his appreciation for Wagne-'s Ions
years Of service to the Pittsburgh club
which Dreyfuss owns. by buying 4
splendid service set for the newly
weds. But II was tho sire OF the mag
nlficent diamond on Mrs. Honus'
third finger. left hand. that made the
reporters gasp:
Gosh. old Honus must have sold
some OF his raolroad stock when hs
bought that" they said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
NEW OPERATIONS srARrED
~ DOBRUOJA CAMPAIGN

Berlin. Jan. Wireless 10 say
NiileD--In addition 10 Bfaiil. the
capture OF which was ancounced last
night, five or more towns In Rumrni1
have been taken by the Teutonlc
troops. which have reached the Ser
.fer al two points New opera
tions have been inauEurated IN Dob
rrdja, following the expulsion of the
last Of the Russians and numanians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06

Wdshngton, Jan. 6.---PrOfessOr
Frank W. Taussis Of Harvard, today
accepted a place on the tariff com
mission and probably will he made
chairman The other -four members
viii De announced later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
LANSING AND TJMIITN VIII
APPEAR nIIORE COMMITTEE

Washington. Jan. 6-At tod1N's
hearing on Representative Wood =
tor Investigation OF whethcr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-06
Tumulty and lansing.

MIR Tunulty said to me. said MI
Henry that he would be glad 10
COME and appear before IN" commit
toe. Neither Secretary Lansing nor
Mr. Tumultv has been asked tn come.
Representative campbell suggvs'ea
that the unfortunate circumstance
that have followed each other IN pni X
sequence would make 1t best for huth
Mr. Lansing and Mr. Tumulty I" APP
pear before the committee aS carry
o. possible"
The committee thcu went into cN"-
sutiNr session
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-04

ships and interned German ships in
New York harbor.
Miss Nancy Cooper has returned
to her home in Midway, after visit
TO friends and relatives in Paris.
Mrs. Julia Beauchamp, of Ell
Reno, Oklahoma, is spending the
summer with her nephew, James S.
/ Douglass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. H. Thompson
and Mr.. Jas. Thompson, Jr., arrived
home Sunday after a two-weeks' va
cation in camp at Boonesboro.
Mr.. John Harris Clay, of Paris,
attended the patriotic dance given
in Sewers Hall, in Frankfort, last
week. by the young ladies of the city.
Mrs. Jas. Douglas and son, James
Douglass, Jr., have returned from a
delightful visit with her sons, Wal.
lace and Marion Douglass, in Middles-
bOrO.
Mrs. j. T. Martin and Mrs. Chas.
W1lmoth have returned from a pleas
ant visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bar
nett and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Barnett,
in Taylorsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Barnett, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Barnett, of Taylors-
Vile, and Mrs. Charles Wilmoth, Of
Paris, visited friends and relatives in
Louisville, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allen. Mrs.
Ben Wright, Mrs. Thomas MCGEE and
Mrs. John Sharp, of Sharpsburg, were
guests Sunday of MN. w. H. Fisher,
returned home Monday morning.
Mrs. Louis Saloshin, Mr.. Jacob
Saloshin, of Paris, and their guests,
Misses Benckhart and Terrill, of Lex
ingtOn, motOred to Louisville, Sun
day, and spent the day inspecting
Camp Taylor, and visiting friends
and relatives in Louisville.
Mrs. Ruth S. Snyder, of Licking
ton, and Mrs. Eugene Bird and son,
Master billiard, of Covington, who
have been pleasant guests of Mrs. Ida
w. Snyder, on East Eighth street,
have returned to their respective
homes.
Mrs. VIM. Kenney, wife of DR..
VIM. Kenney, was taken Friday after
room to the Massie Memorial Hos
pital, suffering from appendicitis. 1t
is not thought an operation will be
necessary. Mrs. Kenney was report
ed as resting very comfortably last
night.
Mr.. Dawson Berry entertained at
his home on Ashland avenue, in Lex
ington, in honor of Miss Josephine
Briggs, of Frankfort, and Mr.. Parlin
Lillard, of Lawrenceburg, Mrs. Kath-
crime Davis Craig, Of Paris, was on
the receiving line with the host and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey B.
Berry. Mr.. 10. Davis, of Paris, was
a guest.
(Other Personals on Page 3D.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-04
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

The 1917 meeting Of the Bourbon
County Teachers Institute convened
in the circuit court room of the Bour-
bon county court house yesterday
morning for twc-days' session.
There was a large attendance. and an
interesting program was provided for
the opening day which will be fol-
lowed by others fully as interesting
on each day of the meeting.
The sessions of the institute are
being presided over By Prof. 3. II.
Elicit. principal Of the MillersDure
Graded School, and Miss Dalton, OF
Lexington. The teachers OF the
county schools - we'll as those Of the
city. ere attending the sessions. and
nan1foottng great Interest II the pro;
Eco1inDA - = -
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-04
APPOINTED ADMINISTRATOR.

Mrs. Myrtle Riley Smell, of Paris,
has been appointed by the County
Court as Administrative of the estate
Of her husband, Mr.. Louis Smell,
who died in Paris about two weeks
ago.
Mrs. Smell accepted the trust and
qualified by furnishing bond in the
sum of $4,000, with Mrs. ]. w.
Riley as surety.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-04
SOME SECTIONS STILL NEED
RAIN.

Although the the greater part OF
Bourbon county has had good rains
during the past several days. which
have greatly helped the growing
crops, it is understood that in some
sections of this and adjoining coun-
ties, the farmers are still badly
needing rain.
The tobacco crop in most sections
looks very good, while prospects for
corn are better than they have been
for several years. With high prices
prevailing it seems the farmer should
feel content and live easy.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-09-04

Charles McKenna, Green Harris
and Olin Collins, members of Com
pany B., Second Kentucky Regiment.
were arrested In Paris yesterday
morning by Patrolman Geo. w. Judy
upon a notice from Capt. ]. v. Gross.
The men were charged with leaving
their company and regiment at
Camp Stanley, at Lexington, with
out having secured permission. Capt.
Gross came to Paris and took the
men back to Lexington with him.