The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-08-11

Frankfort.--Stnte Inspector and Ex-
aminer Henry T.. James TUNED into the
state treasury Sb1.GI collected from
officials OF Cumberland County, aud
hle,l report covering the lnyestiga-
tion with Governor Morrow.
Robert T. Wedding, ~.
was shot and killed by his son, Ed
ward Wedding. -, ut young Weddings
home on West Eighth street Mr.
Wedding. who is a farmer, made his
home with his son, when in Owens
bOrO.
Nanceburg.-F. T.. Neal Is reported
90 have the prize crop of tobacco in
this section. IL contains an acre. il
u full stand, very even. Mr.. Neal.
who never raises over an acre of to.
bacco. used 1000 pounds Of fertilizer
on IL this year.
Wh!tesburg <Sam BENTLEY. a mer-
chant at Boone's Fork, In this county.
lost his right hand in a dynamite ex-
plosion near his home. Bentley was
the explosives were hot As he pick
ed one NJ II let 90.
Louisville. Six persons were In
tured. but not seriously, and about 100
passengers on an interurban car were
shaken when Monon Train No 3. from
Chicago, ran into trailer attached to
a Iouisville-bound car from New Al
bany. Ind. on the Kentucky and In
diana bridge here
Hickman.-A. G. owen, Of Hickman,
has gone Ia st. Louis To visit his moth
er. Mrs. Agnes owen. before leaving
sionary to China. Mr. owen is the
first missionary who ever went out
from Hickman. lie has taken a spe-
cial course In this work.
Stanford.-Steele Shelby and Pres
ton Troutman. of Danville. while re-
turning from Crab Orchard Springs 10
an automobile. ran into bunch Of
hogs which were being driven at night
10 market. Eleven hogs were killed.
Wilson Alexander. owneI. was paid
$40, their value. On the spot.
HarrOdsburg.- Gilbert Britton, y
year-old son of Finley Britton. Salvisa,
stumbled against shrubbery while play
ing Ia the yard aud the sharp end OF
n broken branch penetrated his face
just below the right eye. Physicians
had TO remove flesh 10 extract the
wood The eye may he saved.
Pinevllle.-ln the doorway of his
cabin on Brownies Creek, three miles
east Of Cubage, where. ten years ago.
he shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Ed
Niece. Henry Wilson, 40. a noted
moonshlner, was shot and fatally
wounded at daybreak by a posse made
up of revenue men and state officers
sent 10 arrest him
Frankfort of condi-
tlons In the Central State Hospital,
Lakeland, by Mrs l.. '. Winchester,
who lives near the institution. were In
vestlgited by the State Board Of
Charities ana Corrections and the find
ings Of the board. which m substance
are that the charges are unfoundeI
were flied with Governor Morrow.
eNille.-The Farmers Union
Supply Company Of Sadievlle. Inc.
has opened. This company is organ
;zed for ard by the farmers and l.
Incorporated for $1,000, with ~ farm.
ers uf scott, owen aud Harrison coun-
ties interested. T. +. Sheriff Is man
ager, The Farmers Union Supply Com
pany Of Georgetown will open AT
Georgetuwn. J. W. Hamilton. present
county clerk of Scott County, has been
elected manager.
Mt. Sterling Eighteen cents on
the dollar has been paid holders Of
stock in the defunct III. ii. Pieper Com.
pany by T. II. BOdman, receiver. Big
profits from a chain OF five and ten.
cent stores In Kentucky was the prom.
Use made investors by the company.
II had one store here. and promised
others In Lexington, Hazard and other
cities rieper was indicted for grand
larceny by a grand jury at Hazard fol-
lowing stock sales there.
Plnevi'le-John Rooney. a drunken
miner Got and instantly killed Ed.
ward Baker. a boy of II, and prob
ably fatally wounded Rufus Baker, i5,
the boys father. during an argument
at the store owned by the Bakers at
the Coleman mines on Straight Greek
seven miles north of here. Rooney
entered the store. II Is alleged, and
Wa, tourishing revolver. lie was
told to put the weapon away Instead
of doing so he began shooting. Five
minutes after the shooting Constable