WEEKS HAPPENINGS

VERBIAGE CAREFULLY AVOIDEDIN THIS COLUMN

Important vents l10th Local andForeign Will lie Found DrlrU-ChroDlclrol and Duly Arranged Un

der the Dally leadingr

TUKSUAFire gutted the village of Sardls O

Loss Is heavyr Dnslllca of St Marks church Von

lee reported to be crumblingArbltratln treaty between Great

Britain and the United States signedat Washington

Robbers entered the poslotfico at1

Relnbeck la and got away withI 2600 An exchange of shots took

place between a posse of citizens andt the thieves

Postmasters appointed OhioFred-Ltnning Norwalk J K Allen Greenwick Wmam W Reed Kent Law-

rence R Watts London John Campbell Warren

Spencer O Jlnrlngton the oldestI member of life house of commons

l died at London He represented theTower hamlets In tho Conservative In

t terests for nearly fiO years-JIONDAY

Flames damaged the factory of theHenry Sheep Manufacturing companyPhiladelphia to the extent of S150000

James Rankin fiO Mary Rankin fiG

and four children living near SlddellIll died from the effects of eating polconed cabbage

William Brent past grand councillor-of the Ohio Grand council of tho United CommercIal Travelers droppeddead at his homo In ClarksburgWV

At Columbus 0 Mrs Dlsmarcli-Newman awakened In bed late In thenight to find her three days old girldead In her arms The baby hadsmothered ct

William McGee who claims to bO

the sole survler of Custers commandto the famous battle of the Little mgHorn placed under arrest at NewYork charged with killing FrankMitchell a salesman

Lorain county 0repeclal grandJury finished Its Investigation Into thoCassie 1 Chadwick note case In connectlon with the OberUn CItizens Na

II tlonal hank and reported that therewas not sutfcient evidence to indictMrs Chadwick

SATURDAYJames D Hoge G9 expert tole-

grapher died at Zantsvl11e O

Dominic Carmen 18 crushed todeath at the Marble Cliff stone quarrtes at Columbus O

Fire at Pontiac Ill destroyed themain building of the Pontiac ShoeManufacturing company Loss 7iiOOO-

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tlo United States against 331 lastyear and 21 In Canada compared with20 a year ago

Fire resulting from a gas explosIonIn the dry goods store ot EndersMoore In the buslnesa section of StJoseph Mo caused damage estimated

100000tiCfishermen drowned In anatthe Norwegian stenmj

or Anglia which was wreckedrOckS near New blggln Northumberland England

Earl O Devuro pleaded guilty tobasing entered and robbed the postioffice at Woodsfield 0 and stealing I

Sept 19 1904 lie was given13 months In penitentiary and 100 j

W fine1 FnJUAVI

Eleven miners all foreigner perfished by the mine explosion at Burnett Wash

M Syvaton Nationalist deputy as-

phyxiated by gas In his apartments atNeuilly France

Robbers dynamited the sate of thePoint Pleasant W Va postomce se

1 curing 1050 In stamps and lGO cashThe president sent to the senato the

nomination of James Johnston of NewJersey to be consul general at thankow China

JOG McKinney who shot and killedA J Fletcher In a quarrel over an old I

debt ins s quitted at Clarks Gap WVa on the ground of soltdefense

Joseph Schwenlnger an aldermanand prominent politician at Cincinnati0 charged with permitting gamblingon the premises of his plnce of buslness

TIIUiISDAYOmce of the Cleveland

department robbed of waterworksIt Pulp and paper

northern New York forced to shutdown owing to drought

Charles Nelan 46 a cartoonist forCleveland and New York papers diedat Cave Springs Ga Ho was born ntAkron 0

Fred Darlsch formerly marshal atHarrisburg 0 found guilty of shootIng to kill F A Chamberlain a Lardware merchant Penalty ono to 20

yearsJoseph Thompson 45 met Instant

death while beaching his boat atPortsmouth O The lever of a windlass let go striking him over theheart

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Duntee 30 Instantly killed at-

Refalre 0 steel plant Pulled Intothe rollsff Pattereon a soldier at theColumbus barracks committed suicideby shooting Had been ill

Charles Frost 43 bookkeeper of twofirms connected with the Nationalstockyards of East St Louis Illcharged with 1GOOO shortage

M Do Roulede French statesmanand M Jaures tllo Socialist leader la-

the French chamber or tlopuUe3fought a duel with pistols In FranceThe exchange of shots had no resultrr

StrandedJThe threeCaptainRoycePenIslandlIna fiO miles north of Cape lIalterasduring a heavy northerly gale and is-

za total loss The captain and live ofIlifesavingcrew I

was lpzen to death In the rigging andliilw er Js nearly dead from exposure-

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Established Fcbru ry 191 I904 Tire Lcilziy Farmer and BnceIerofLexington has within a few months tin1e become concededly the bcst weckl

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paper of its kind in Atnerlca and has secured aMaidlnadvance circulation ofover 13000 copies

Among the contributors to its columns on agricultural topics are many

of the bestposted men in Amcrica11r H Iy Hillenmycr whose reputation as

a nurseryman is national conducts each week aa detlKrtment of answers tqinquiries in which he gives from his vast store of k qvlc die experience andstudy his views and advice on any subject pertaining to tie orchard lawn or

garden about which inform atl1rerysissue of The hentrcrFarmer and Sreeder coal ins the most Pcrtincnt 1Jvs andThe nlost tRi4e1 Y-

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advice for farmers and stock raisers qfcvcry sortAs a medium for all forms of farm arid live stock advertising for both of

which it offers special discounts it has no ri a 1 in the state More titan half itsI

circulation is in Kentucky J and for the most part among people sho are Interested in and able to buy either farms or goodstockp

By special arrangement we are able to offer for a limited time

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It is the most valuable weekly paper in America for the farmers of Ken

tacky to take Published at Lexington II the hub of the horse worldand the

center of the states agricultural iritercstst has the opportbni y to obtalnnnditu-

blishnever fails to live a ptodate fresh news and valuable feature hatterI

which no other paper contains

J SampaJJ pie3 mayje had on a plication at this office

iBUNOHED PARACRAPHS

RELATING TO AFFAIRS IN THISAND ADJOINING STATESj

Welllthy FarmerFollutving u Quarrnl Operatorsand aihlera ntnch III AgreementOlder Lire 1lenlion-

Cynthiana Ky Dee 12Adam Jonett a well todo farmer about tfU yearsof age was shot and Instantly killedIII his sot Joseph at their home nearreckhiridge In this county Josephwas In the Philippines unUl about uyear ago Young Jouett was badlytlcaten by ids father There has beenmuch trouble between the tarher onoto sldo and the mother and two sonson the other The old man had servedn term of two years In the ponltenteary at Frankfort for killing a youngman named Colvin In November 189S

In this county

Marcum Damage CaseWinchester Ky Dec 13Tho trial

ot the suit of Mrs Angola Marcum for100000 damages against Senator AlexIlargis JUdge James Harts SheriffEd Callahan and D Fr French beganMonday A Floyd Byrd who prosecuted Curt Jett and Tom White forthe murder of the husband of MrsMarcum opened the case for the plaintilt revlewng the clrcumstancos thatled to the kllllnt of Marc m RuckCottongane one of the witnesses wlo 1

Mrs Marcum InlIn affidavit declartd I

had been Bribed and enticed away bythe defendants was arrested Jn Rich I

mond Ky by Sheriff McCord and IsIn the lie Moss Feltnr01Mrsand testify In her behalfIOhio River

WheolinglVgorges which began to form belowand above here when the river frozeover Sunday are rapidly being oxtended up stream Temperature Is ex-

tromely loo and Ice chunks are solid-ifying to an extent that alarms rivermen The first gorge formed atMoundsvllle and Is several miles Inlength The second formed againstthe Union railroad bridge and extellI-I over tia Slaektown pumping st

lion a Ulld above town The Ohioriver Is frtzen over hero for the firsttime at so early a date In the hIstoryof Ohio river navIgation

KentuckIan MilncSt Louis Dee 9Relatlves of

Charles L Mason Q wealthy youngcoal dealer of Paducah Ky who dimappeared hi this city Nov 19 aftercoming here from Chicago believe temet with foul play lie wore dismonde worth several hundred dollarand Is believed to have had between I

700 and tOOO with him DetecUvebI

placed on the ease the day after Ma-sons dlsalloaranco have tailed to finda Blow ot the missing man

Chalcd With ForgeryLouluvillo Ky Dec 9A man sup

posed to lIo John R McFee n ChicagoNeyUhotelby local otfecra McFee Is said to Lewanted ou n ehargp of forging noteslIe declined to make IIIIY statementand announced his willingness to reoturn to Chicago at once The local dat-ectiva department said that the manwould lIe hold until requtdtioa papers

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Disasters to sidpphmg at Iotutl on-j time Alluntlu CoastI highland Light Mass Dec lt

Four of the 20 members of the crowof the Boston fishing schooner FllhHawk lost their lives after dugertlntheir vessel which lied struck unit wasbarssat the north end or Cupo Cod Plvuothers including Captain lily wbcrtfollowed their four companions over theside had a severe six hours tussleagainst a freezing sea and gale In nsmall dory hut managed to roachProvlncetown harbor The deaths andsuffering VolIl1 have Mon noll1od hallall stayed bytlclr vossol which hnll nmiraculous escape and tour hourslater was safely anchOrtlllln ProvIncetown harbor The lost seamen wereThomas Kcnnedy East Ilostoa JohnWoodworth Everett John Drew Doston Joseph Kehoe Gloucester Kennedys body was rocoverod by time lifew vcrs but none Of the other bodieswas seen

To Enlarge Commissions PowersWasliington Dee 10Enlargement-

of the powers of the Interstate commerce commission Is ono of the quoptlons which will ho pressed vigorouslylit the present session of congress Itcan ho said that In the mind of Pr s-

Idcnt Roosevelt no problem more im-

portant than this to ail tim people ofthe country Is likely to engage theattention ot congress this winter It Isurged that the commission be givenpower lIy law to regulate freight rates

RussoAmerican TreatySt Petersburg Dec 8 Foreign

Minister Lamsdorft has InformedSpencer Eddy mho American chargedatralres that the amendmentS Itustla-will propose to the Rus8oAmcrlwD

treaty are almost cornIlIrbltraUon wm be transmitted In a

They are nt numerous norof great importance and tt Is confidently expected that an ngroomentwill lie speedily reached

Heavy Loss by FireRochestor N Y Doc lThe ROo

boy building was destroyed by fire entailing a loss of about OOOOO Thobuilding which was valued at OUOOO

was practically destroyed The VanDergh Sllvor Plato company loses250000 with an insuranco of IIiO-

000 Tho Hayden lIrnlture companylost lQOOOO Insured

Reach an AgreementCharleston W Va Dec toTilo

operators and striking minors In tinCabin creek ilistrlct carne to an agreement the terms ot which are that tlsoperators shall stop the ovletiudswhich began Wednesday and theunion miners will quietly leave thepremises of the Cabin creek operatorsand seek employment In other fettleThere are a3 operations In tune Cablecreek field from which more than 700families will withdraw within the nexttwo weeks

Jmot sanInLaw-Clncinnali 0 Dec E tmro

Wilson a piano tuner formerly otDaytonICy was probably fatally shotby his fatherlnlaw W 1h Dueler atthe hatters homo In that city Wtlsdnand his wl1o hind quarr loll and sepa-rated Wilden wanted to Induce Liswife to return to Mm but her fatherprevented their meeting and theshooting occurred during the quarrelwhich folla red DuekertiOlalms he shotIn self QeteAse t <

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GlrntrhrClj1JII1 ilenduclulfJuIJllylelt ten i1 you utc11r

Kings Nrw Life tIl1N Iluulmultiri ofPaiTereri have proved their ntntuhleri-nldrK fur Sink and Serroae liendaebetiThey mllke pure Jlllnd and hlillt upyour Itrnitlt Only 25u uuutey hllcj ifnot aired Rnld lIy I lick Inn Ilrug Co

The Daimon lne IhcWbemm baboons once tnke tu n nleblle

field they will not leave It till theyLure eaten every cob When they de-

part every evening for house they bnvctilled their stomachs thelrchol1k poaeh-en and their nrJUIII You wuuot poisonthese pests fur tittlen grabii ot purestr3chnlno In n bnnnna ins fntlal tokill one Only shooting with n ride-

will cia and no human army was evercleverer In setting senlrleN Even atnighttime a large force of huntershas often been defied In its ntteIDllllito surround time rocky stronghold of-

Cynocepbalus porcnrlus liven dOssent ngnlllllt the baboons fnll beforecreatures which llllc hnuds withwbluh to seize their enenmlvs befoulbiting them Let line atay lit homefnruler congratulate him self un pus-

secging merely ruuks p1gruns tats andspurruvslCountry G1111t1cum

rJ-JI i YtTLlplnrPFurmil rncklJn K-y2IL M S CHAM

Hicks IJO tlnlunit9hsRPv Tr ItIIIIkfl dlmnnne fur

10G 1A now rrdc hup the fIIIH rdm-

Ittrtl P1er ISolIld ThIll vplrmlhi arilcostly bunk mil 2001isges id n comphI Istudy or astrmmllnnmy and sinmm n wrutherrill lOUG It la tllll well knutrn In needcuuiinent t PP It and yon will so elfeule 1ha linen puwtiidd to anyndel1I1I liJ 3Ju pere lpy lime IttW Iren IIlek scienmille religmotm end rlllll-

iI jmnrunl 11onm ASI 1VnfKN numabreast tthli the hr tnimgnzime III illn year Roil Wmd anti works 11141 theAluinnDe 1 co per yenr No better h-

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tul rlllIrtI from ChlclIJ1 dally vulilt ChlcULXII t North1Siterrl Ity-

Correpundlngty Laiwrnte + frmmuuthe-rpoints Thu Maack IIIII regionttmngreat nutmiral snnitnrlinl lie limo llest-is one of he Inn41 piutitresque spots IIIthin 11urld lllid veil worth a vt it-

infurniatlon and ticket eon he tmecuredfront sour liunlo agent Ili18trnllII-lilMk hill lioukiet with valuable mopnuuldno rrosipt of 4 dei1t4 in stumpshf WU Kllldkorn Ohlcugu

A nice small Farm in Lee couuy forrole limo Ilrklll Stamper pence on-

thnllead of Boar Creek Nice dweubm-ggdd storelimtse cribs und barnnoverailing water well fenced Price rcanlll1llu and terms

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Nos I end 2 eonlllct nit T E Junc-tIln with OhlMIJenko mt Ohtufor 11-1Sterlbigmid local ponds

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