The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1919-10-23

Lebanon Matt Vaughn, of Brad
louisville. charged with the murder
~ Burr Dean in 1916. was found no,
guilty. During IN alteration Vaughn
hit Dean over the head with stick.
Rlchmond.-NIrs. Robert Hin, OF
Doylesville, fell on the street and frac.
tured her right arm. She was carrying
babe in her arms, but luckily 1t es-
capped without injury. Mrs. EIll was
taken nj once to the Gibson hospital.
Richmond.-In the Madison quarter
~ court, I.abe PendletOn entered plea
Of guilty to n warrant charging him
with carrying concealed weapons. He
was fined $50 and given ten days in
jail.
Danville.--Sherifi Farris took To
Greendaie Gather Ingram, who was
given two years for malicious shoot
ing; Paul Sewell, one year for grand
larceny; Clarence jenkins, one year
for grand larceny.
HoplSinsville.-Ja Sewell, 3 years
old. was killed near Herndon. He was
riding mule hltched to wagon load
ed with tobacco. The animal stumbled
and the child fell In the path of the
wagon, both wheels passing over his
head.
Louisyille.-A suit TO test the rights
of landlords To Increase rents was filed
here by Colonel W. A. Colston. He
asks for an Injunction against owners
Of an apartment house to prevent them
from increasing his rent from $65 to
$50 a month.
Loulsvllle.-Burns about the face
and hands she suffered In an explo-
sion Of gas caused the death of Mrs
Mary Singer Garrett. 50 years old,
widow of Joseph Garrett, at the home
OF her daughter. She came TO Louis
VILE from Lagrange two years ago.
ouisville.-Increases in the pay OF
members Of the police and fire depart
ment amounting to 100000 year are
provided for IN ordinances which were
passed by the Board of Councilman,
and. no doubt, will be passed by the
upper board.
Rlchmond.-E. A. Hanger filed suit
against the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road for SJ0953, the amount paid In
building and repairing fencing along
the raIlroad right OF way. aud the land
Of the plain:iff. She asks that the
court adjudge that It Is the duty Of the
defendant to keep half OF the fencing
In repair In the future. .
Covington.-John HamlIn, 80. living
at 10 West Ninth street. Covington, is
In serious condition In St Elizabeth
Hospital, that city. suffering from a
knife wound. Rudolph Hating. 80. is
charged with cutting to kill. According
to the police. Hamlin was escortlng a
sister of Hating TO her home when
they met the latter.
Ashland.-W. III. Frazier, a G. 4 q.
brakeman living on East Winchester
avenue, was operated on at the COM
pany hospital at Huntington, w. Va.
and all the toes of his left foot taken
of. The foot was crushed at Island
Greek while Frazier was working be-
tween two freight cars. DIR. z. A.
Thompson, OF Pikevllle, accompanied
him to the hospital.
Frankfort. - Accommodations for
students at the Western Normal
School. Bowling Green, have been ex-
hausted. and the Board of Regents Of
rhe school has been ordered to meet
to adopt some plan to remedy the sit
untlon. Temporary quarters for stu
dents probably will he provided In the
barracks formerly occupied by the Stu
dent Army Training Corps.
Cloverport.-Albert Gibson was
drowned here In the Ohio river. While
attempting to water his horse. the an
imal became frightened and Gibson
jumped into the river and was unable
to swim ashore. Gibson was 20 years
OF age and was the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison Gibson. who live near here.
Besides his parents. he leaves one
brother, Noah Gibson.
Ashland.-Elwood Hamilton, inter
nal revenue collector for the State of
Kentucky, arrived in Ashland for the
purpose of establishing an internal rev.
enue office In this city. The offices