I I3REATIIITT COUNTY NEWSff

iIJwIsE HAGINS Editor and Publisher A NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO TB INT fl STB OF SBT1BW UDJITCrUJCY Oae Dollar Per Year ia Advance

IVOLU II JACKSON ICY FRIDAY ALGUST 21 1903

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LIFE IMPRISONMENT

Curt Jctt nilIoin White Convictcil of Mimlcr

The Application For New Trial WteMadeThe Prosecution May Not

Oppose the Motion as toJette Case

Cynthlsna ICy Aug JSCurt Jetand Turn Whit the Jackson feudlittwere both found guilty of thoMarciinassassination by the jury KfluSy andsentenced to llfo terms in tho pcnltcntlary

hnltcdthocame Into hit eyes and the blood seemfd to loavo his face ns he heard thefateful words Jctt with clinchedJaws listened to the sentence and stll

braSGaducloThe defense lied ground and mo

tlnn for a new trill st It oclock Friday morning and Judge Q 6orne cal830 oclock Satordaylporn DI for thehearing of rootle 5y motionAnd grounds consist cdtlreiYt obJec

ns to the evidence fucd 1 by theart and the Attempted InUodurtloiwhlrhpfAa

davits made by tho defendants sa1ngthat n fair and Impart I t Ialcould

rriinarjdisplaypublic mind so that a t fluidnof 18 bad Ill nlmoste thatthe JiidgQ will overrule thon forIThoInttonwore In consultation 1UIV V sitarnoon as to whether or Hot they willoppose the tnotlonni to Jolt as they-say If they can get A new trial tn tbiara othcy ulll hovo enough evidence In

case at the next trial to convicthim However Prosecuting AttorneyHynl Raid that If they concluded tooppt to tho new trial hat nt thn nextterm of tho Harrison circuit court boo

J4 toro Judge Osborne which beginsthree wcelia from Monday they willBit forward the case of the commonwealth against Curtlia Jett one of thoF defendants for the murder of JimCpckcrlll to which murder there weresome six eye witnesses Ucreby sueroodlng In hanging Jctt which hike

hen tho ultimate aim of the proseculion in tho case just tried

Tho t ajyLfoaJprga II tttL case Atlinr Friday been the chargesiRalnit Juror Jasper King who livesIn this city and who was until twoyears ngo a deputy sheriff of thfc county and a man who has been highly es

NorthcuttLKing did attempt to Influence them-e to decide for Jell and White In this

case by saying that there was nothingagainst the defendants Judge Osborne In his admonition to tho jurytold them nut to taut about this case

v among each other until It was finally

P given to thorn to decide This seemsand It Is said by attorneys here to becontempt of court

No movements have been undo ntyet as to tho soldiers nnd Col WIIlams time ofllccr In command of thesituation said Friday afternoon thnmi movements as to the soldiers wer

7 yet decided on and would not bo dostint on until Saturday after theronnds nod motion for a now trial

t had been passed on by the court andU that the matter of tho movements of

tho soldiers were In tho hands of himj self and JUdgd Osborne

Cyntlilnna Ky Aug 17Curtis Jettand Tom Whjtbworo Saturday remcvfd from this rill and are now lockedIn separate calla In towns that arewidely distant Jolt was taken to LoxIngton at B oclock Saturday afternoonTom White was taken to Covlngton at4 oclock

PICNIC WAGON OVERTURNED

A Party of Nuns and Indian Girls WereMore or Less Injured

rGreat Falls Mont Aug 17By tIm

overturning of a picnic wagon front StVoters mission a party of nuns andIndian girls wore dashed many tootdown tho stile of a hill Sister IAnminclato was fatally Injured and Mary

half breod Irtdlnn girl was so1riously hurt Another nun and severalR girls wero badly bruised nUll

lacerated The accident occurred lIurIing a heavy electric storm a uh nlightning frightening time horses nnd

icausing them to dash over a steepembankment

rWAGON STRUCK BY STREET CAR

Two Person Seriously and Five WereSlightly Injured

St Louis Aug 17A street car ond tjio Chevokcoiillvlslon of the St Louis

i transit lines struck a wagon filled witht w 15 persons near tho Intersection ot

Gravols avenuonml Mercmac streetSunday rchtttrrlouslylnJurlng JohnJ Mauser nniThls wife andSyearirlmmerMlss Mary Oabcl and Joseph

KoehiDeclares the vVIII ls Invalid

Naples Aug IdA parish pries-named

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Mllonp willed his whole fortun-of 80000 to to reigning pontiff whon

Leo XIII wad at time point ot deathTho priest has since died nnd his tamfly now set up the claim that tho willIs invalid

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Good Price For a Colta N Y Aug 15At thi

auctiongale ot yearlings from tin1alrvlew stud lhe property of Chasand A J lteggd Friday brown coltby Imp Knlgbftof the ThistleActiverpI4 taJ J DWver toT fJ500

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I THE CANAL TREATY

The Colombian Senate Unanimous Y

Rejected It

Washington Aug UA tabtcgraidated August 12 has been received athe stato department from Mlnlstc rIlcauprc at Bogota saying that th 0Panama canal treaty has been rojectctby tho Colombian senate Presldcn t

advlsfdotthoIng forwarded by Acting Secrotarj P

Loomis to Oyster DayTho reason given tkin

of tho treaty by the Colombian 1

ale It Is said here was theencroachment on Colombian soverelgnty which Us opponents contendedwould result from tho treaty ThlfInformatlun was contained In a diepatch received Monday night by DrHorrcn tho Colombian charge froForeign Minister Rlcos at BogotaThis dispatch showed that In its prosent form the treaty was absolutely unacceptable to tho scnatoifor the rcanon nbovo stated and that it had beesrejected unanimously The vjcw takenby the scnato was at variance to thatheld by the government ot Colombiawhich felt satisfied when It submittedtho treaty to conftrtss that therewould be no Impairment of Colombiansovereignty If the treaty should boratified

Incidentally to limo general questionot sovereignty necessary was that otlease of tho strip ot land throughwhich the canal was to be constructedand tho debate In tho Colombian senate Indicated that that body regardedthis ns amounting to a sale of the landtherefore objectionable When thetreaty was submitted to tho senate bytho committee to which It was referrod seven of the senators favored Itwith certain amendments which theyproposed and tho remaining two op-

posed It absolutely Tho amendmentproposed by tho majority are not slat-ed here but they evidently referredto mho question of sovereignty as IsIndicated by the subsequent rejectionof the treaty In its present form

colon Colombia Aug tgTha rejection of the canal treaty by the Colomblan senate has produced tremendpus excitement on the isthmus Itwas generally believed that the treatywould pass with some modifications

There Is good reason to suppose thattho majority of the members of thosenate regard tho Spooner amendmentto build a canal by tho Nicaraguanroute It the Panama route was reject-ed

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byfColombla as a mere threat onthu ot th United States Theyare convinced that the Nicaraguaproject Is luposslblo and that theUnited States will again deal with Co

lomblaTherejection Is a heavy blow to

property owners hero who have beenInvesting heavily on the prospects ofthe treatys being ratified

FLOOO AT KANSAS CITY

Two Bridges Carried Away and Others Are In Danger

Kansas City Mo Aug I8Boatare again m uso to transport personbetween the two Kansas Cities theJames street foot and wagon bridgeand tho Metropolitan Street HallwayCos bridge over tho Kansas river haying been carried out bf the strongMirrent The river ID higher than atany time since the Juno flood and oth-

er structures are In danger Thewrecked bridgrn fcra temporary pileaffairs constructed two months agoA further rise li expected as halt a

dozen tributaries to tho Kansas westof here are bankfull

The river has been turbulent forover a week past and tho strong current has brought In great quantities o t

driftwood rho James street brldgnwens partly wrecked Sunday Soon aftor It went nut Monday morning It floated down and look out the street railway bridge Revering tho main line otcommunication across tho river andcarrying with It the Kansas City gasmain anil telephone cable Mondaynight tho Kaunas Cities were practically In darkness Tho wreckage nagalnime t

tho Chicago Great n

bridge and while It weakened thestructure and put It nut ot service Itwill It Is bollevcd remain Intact

MORE OUTRAGES

A Number of Christian Villages Pitlaged and Destroyed

Sofia Bulgaria Aug 18A despatch received hero from Uekub says

that GOO HashI Hnzouks under thecoinamml of Albanian chiefs who arenolhrlouBly cruel hero pillaged anddestroyed a number of Christian vII >

lagro In tho districts of Dcbro andOkllda Tho Turkish authorities ItIs added connived at the outrage anlfurnished the Bashi Uazouks with unl ¬

forms that they might appear to beregular toldlcrn

Wear Your HatsCnrlyle Ill Aug 1Snov M

Cairns rector of the l lIlse pal churchIs Instructing women trod girls to weartheir hats when they attend servicesHe says to go bareheaded Is again gj

Bible teachings

A Lumber and Land CompanyAugusta Me Aug 1S1he Werinecorporated Monday by 0 H L Wer

nlckc of Cincinnati and E K Adamsof New York The capitalization Is

12000001 common stock and 3000000 preferred

Electric Cars Collide HeadOnCarthage Mo Aug 8In a bead

end collision on tho CarthagoJopUnelectric railway Motorman James Ba-

ker was killed Motorman Ed Hedgewas probably fatally hurt ape 2 otherVerbose were Injured

THE VETERANS IN LINEI

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IntGens Miles and Shatter Were GreetedWith Cheers thong the Line Which

Included San FranciscosChief Thoroughfares

Ban Francisco Aug 19Seldomdlhas a finer parade been witnessed Is

Francisco than that which Tuesday did honor to the Orand Army otthe Republic Thp veterans were notIn line their procession being acheduled for Wednesday but many alllccorganizations participated chief anion

rnthese being the naval reserves thveterans of the SpanishAmerican waiand the national guard of CaliforniaThe regular army was well representcd The Order of Red Men whlcliwas largely represented added atlrosqiio feature to the displayGerman societies of the city Includingamateur athletes and children frotho various turner schools madesplendid showing as also did theleague of Cross cadets Gensand Shatter were greeted with clerealong the line of march which Included the citys chief thoroughfares

Tuesday night Mechanics 11 11

was crowded to the doors by granarmy men their wives and friendsthe occasion being an Informal rcceptlon to Gen Stewart < ommandcrlnthief The city was again IlluminatedTuesday night

The reception to Commander ThosF Stewart al tie Mechanics Pavilion Tuesday night was attended byseveral thousand people It was participated In by the Womens HolierCcrps the Ladles of the Grand Armyand kindred organizations Gen GeoStone chairman of time executive commince made a few remarks and Intraduced MaJ Gen W n Shaftercommander of the department of tallfornla and Nevada who welcomed thevoteiaus to the Pacific coast MayorSchmitz greeted the old soldiers nubehalf of the city In response Commamlcrln Chief Stewart delivered anaddress expressing his gratificationand that qf his comrades at the heartness o their reception In San Fran ¬

cisco

FOR SMASHING A JOINT

lRlyhtWomcrVPleiaed Gullty+atWlchita Kan

Wichita Kan Aug 19EIht wornen concerned Intbe smashing of aJoint last week were arraigned In

the r II > court Tuesday All pleadsguilty to assault They were finedUO each andlcots Warrants weresworn out against two other womenalso but the cases against them werdismissed The complaint was fileby Attorney S U Amldon and thowomen were charged with assaultingT II Maan The attorney and hisclients woo forced to Beat a retreatamidst a shower of eggs thrown bythe Irate women who lend Just finished their work against the saloon Thomen had gone to look after MahanaIntcrcHts In tho saloon

DUBONIC PLAGUE

Three Cases Made Their Appearanceat Baglo Mex

Wallbln ton Aug 10 Surgeon Gen ¬

eral Wymnn of the marine hospitalservice Tuesday received a telegramfrom Dr lcceufcn president of the supromo board of health of the republicof Mexico notifying him that threecases of bubonic plague has made theirappearance at the town ot Uagio asmall place on limo western coast neaMazaUlan Svhcrc the plague prevailedlast 11111 illS DI 1occaga added thattho cautionary measures to proven tthe spread of the epidemic had beetaken

KERWINfTrade Made Between Louisville and

tClnclneptl Teamsi

St Paul Mlnn3uj tJeubeau manager and ner or t o 1uuIsvlllo team made Ufe announcementTuesday night that He traded Dan Kerwin to Cincinnati and that tho rightfielder would Jolntbo Cincinnati teamnt the close of the American associalion season lIof Tebeau refused t

state whlcl> otho Cincinnati playerhe would got In return for Kerwinbut said the player wouldjoln Louisvllle next season

Took a Dose of StrychnineSt Lad Is AugAlg A man 30 yean

ot age g vingjh name of Victor Fassql of Memphis Tenn took a dosof at a small hotel heroTuesday and latertwus found In a dy-

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condition by the IjrkGreat ForesL F rc

Spokane WasluA IIA greatforest arc Is raging neslr Klk about25 miles north of this city fcls re-

potted that 1000 acres a be1tofwhite pIne and cedar has been bucd

kover alrcajly

Frank Kramer Badly HurtProvidence It J Aug JIn a

cllampf pten mile rucoif profsslonal r defk at tho Coliseum Tuesday nllrank Kramer was ballyhurt InTijfnlll with King and JoinUedell btjtjjls Injuries me out dan ¬

gerous

In the Hands o1 the MilitaryLondon Aug 11The Tlnios corre

spondent at Belgrade telegraphs thatthe result of tie recent ministerialcrisis has shown how completely KinsPeter U In the hands of the militarycamarilla wblvn CDthrcood bin

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ONE OF A POSSE KILLED1

Attempted to Rescue Young WhitGirl Front Negroes

UfIUllllapIngIng of one of a posse that trlofl to descue her are the crimes charged agalnia party of eight Negroes fortified oBruces island If relics west of the scity It Is feared their capture wiltload to a bloody encounter The Nogroes arc said to be well armed Afew days ago two farmers living nearWilsons Rock landed on Bruces Is-

land In search ot plums and accldcmally ran Into A camp In whldl therewere two Negro men and a white girlabout 12 years old They mado someInquiries about the girt and tho Ne-groes said she was the daughter ofwhite man a Ito was traveling witSmithe I

not let the girl take part In the conVernation and this aroused suspiciontorIn manfaredStheaname wassharp fight was kept up for some thnfrors m

menShe was so excited that she could notgive any Intelligent account of hersetlfalbrdebut that she had been stolen from hehome near Fort Gibson f T She hasbeen taken to iluldrew

Roland thodlead man was a comparatlvo stranger at Wilsons RockBruces Island in the center of thArkansas titercontalna aboutacres and ISI densely covered will i

timber and thick underbrushPosses ot citizens left Tuesday for

the scene of the trouble from FortSmith Spiro Mtydrew and Fortson Them la much excitement aroutiitho Island Ono or fvo of theNegroes are knoinj Af desperatecharacters

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rBase of the fn Jtue of a

ICs Rom wa und

Rome Impurtan tdlscovi lay doersexelatlo rum conslsUng of tie celebrateeQuestrwt statue w rjinmn rm-

rmitlan tvlilp I lime Brvstier in t 11tft wb lit tdtStopography of the forum during theflrstMfCntury of time empire The basestands five feet below the present eve p

of the forum It Is 4u feet long 2 0

feet wide and over ten jet high Oithe top are three blocks bf travert ii 1

stone showing where time feet of thihorse stood The fourth block Is lackIng Indicating that tbe right fnrefoo ldistancdjs calculated that the 8tauuwns six<times life size

MULTIMILLIONAIRE DEAD

Six Years Ago He Worked In a Mineat 30 Cents a Day

Chihuahua AMex Aug 19 IqdroAlvnrado a multimillionaire mlnlnsman Is dead at Parral It Is said thatsix years ago bo was a barefooted peonworking In a mine at 30 cents a dayHo discovered the Pal Allllo mine andhis wealth is now stimatetlnt 85000000 He had no faith In brinks andIt Is said that silver bars worth a greutsum arc locked In a steel page In hispalatial home near Parral constantlyguarded by a strong force of men

KILLED IN HJSCECllv ihr tTurnkey

LJwwllns Wyo Aug ip =Jantodrolln I

hficell In llate penltbntiaryTuesday by Ernest Goodsell nighturnljcy Reaching through the bars

Williams seized Goodsoll and wrench ¬

ed his keys front his hand AIf r astruggle Goodsell succeeded In tawIng hit revolver and shot the convictIn the head Williams who vasaervIng n sentence for grand lar t

ped from the prison June fflastfllllW pireCh wur

FIRED AJT THE MILITIAICausedat t

Danville III Aug 19 Consldcraiiloexcitement was caused here late Times

day when one of three unknown nvnfired three shuts at Guards Fifer andPcrklnH members of one of the tvt amilitia companies that have boot n-

a duty fn Dtnvlllo since the recent riotsIn hIS city Neither of the ywas Jnjurcdand they did not rcttrut-

ime K

Swamth Niagara RapidsBuffalo N Y Au 19J W Icn

ster tho New Yotk athlete and whnTIer successfully swam the Niagararapids Tuesday lie Is in a badly yatcrcd and bruised condition and toseveral hours wits unconscious

O Divorced Couple Remarriedy

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Pawtucket n L A 11 1JutN I iding divorced 12 yeais Lawrence A o

zo Ring of Chicago and Abble Enher Ring of this city were reunite dby Rev Marlon Latw rector of St

outs Kplscopal church Mr Ringis 53 and his wife IS

Storage Place For His PlunderSt louts Aug t9Under a vh

cols sweating Hurry Miuor nllaSteven J lau Ie4 arrested fur bu

lacy admitted to the polite that berented a box In a safety deposit vauUae o storage pMrfl for bit plunder

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MOSLEMS MUROEREti

Eight Jlumiie Killed U y iiislti fjeiils In Muuiutir Dislricti ti

fhnBulgarians Have Practically Mobil

Ized An Army of 70000 Commu ¬

nication Between Monastlrand salonlca Cut OffNConLtnnlinoiilo Aug 19 A dleiatc h

received at one of the embassies statethat 00 Moslems havciuven munkrc dIn the Monastlr district by hillurglnts-Word was also received Tuesday thLltwo Bulgarian villages had been tctrodpih edif I

have been called out In Auatolriytroops now hereto make distinct headway ns 11 jherrs given them from differentire conflicting and thpy ar<MV i-to know which to obeyt t

Sofia Bulgaria AilS ltA irccbattle Is reported to have jjMttrrojJ lAiTurkish c

fiohe t

repulsed with tho loss of 210 inenH Ii1

ed or wounded The Insurgent lossTnot given

Rome Aug 19 Private advicejecelvetran armytaaunder arms In the prlnctulIfamount to niOrc than 70000 noIdouble what is considered aspeace effective The nulga lan gOI

7arnmentboweVCjs unwilling to yenLt1 on any bocI

tile movement against 1 urkey us I

does not wish to lose thoisupport oRussia It hopes however that pub-

He opinion In Russia wit farce tIIUgovernment to help Bulgaria agalnj tTurkey and the dispatch asquadron to Turkish waters enceu-ages the Bulgarlana In this view

Sofld Bulgaria Aug 19The Fcnlng Post states that a band ofBazooka have crossed the Bulgariafrontier to the district of Tclkiler t fronUer guards withfyangans and JouhoVd two others Thyalso set tire n severul houscg Thisitgtho district

Time news has not l teji con rmedoflhciallYI p

txhe roYplutiona tttoa-t1i

pyoftot If IUt Htlit 1

y tssful attempts have succeededl teesying with dynamite the

brplzscaUsso thereby absolutebetween

Saloean MonastlrFort ec ba allons of Turkish re

Eerves liC3urope nave been called outLondOn lug 194t CQnstantlnopU

dispatch S the Dally rhrohlcle datgdofliecialw as I despair at the tieing hI

Macedonia c mlh JtJvere busall the night onveying i obpli andstores to dfiwffected area

War with Bulgaria was believed tobe imminent and 1Ue military menwore Impatiently awaiting the openingof hotllljlc3 to end the susI rewh6h was taxing the patience nfNl

dlsciplinoof the troops to the utmostViehDajAug J9The Constantino

Plo c6rVinondent of Die Eelt Tuexlay r pdrUtwo massacres by Turkishtroops lie says Turkish troopsattar Capturing Krushcvo hornetdown all tho building and massacredall the Inhabitants

AniJihcR foe of troops enragedat the death ot their comrades In de-

railed Grains massacred the railwayafnctoftS 1 Kerrlsowltch and Kuprllland any or time iitie 9 ot the neigh-

boring JJI = 7RIOTING IN RO1KA

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Vienna Aug tit fresh outbrcalpf rioting has occiVrieU ln Croats Atlnprtl q iinjon the occasion of the cclebrattpnpftho birthday of emperorFradcis Joseph Tueada5Jva thousandpcabfajjla gathered In tlt wn and deslro a Iluncarlan turner ThcHolers were resisted I gendwounhio

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peasants pillaged utores and stqdcdt 0 military who killed two person sland wounded a number of rioters

itWill Build An Extensionh hatlnnoogn Tfnn Aug 19tThU

South railway has decided to but 1

anFextenslon from Outer Springs toTjIloUMountoln hsurvoy for whichI ow being pushed rapidly forwardThlg extension will shorten the roadmilenumLjylll pass thrjiugh a section riddnIcoal andleonundevelopedO-

amaged Bya CloudburstTucson Ariz Aug 1JA cloud

burst nt Cerro Prieto Sonora Sunday wrecked the slump mill of Ibeprincipal gold mine at that place anloads carried away 10000 tons of tallIngs valued at 40000 that were b-

ering woripd for gold by the cyanideprocess

Lo motive Boller Explodeda Albuij eDL Aur 198

ex of mho of tha enthe eastbound limited

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mine Engines Fitch viJs tBtaVtly killed and Ilt man Bla d w aseriously injured-

Papermakers Strike EndedHolypkc Rasa Aug ip Trilio jpt the illolaiUo rimebopxoor

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Convict icnyrn h BtstldFor our Thursday

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K 1O1I1On tile-witnc and forree hours huts

sRay afternoon Con ice hoary YoHtyo rgave very damaging testimony agajniCaleb >ojr8 Jhe Oobtil uggrater-

dt slllraC rue e tcstlfled that InJanuary 190L he an aflidavltor Powers as to jfis jntHceme to liresent to the tepu can Judged nl thecourt of appeals insecure from them t-

ia reversal of the lifsrtitCtrtnslvciFuliPowers lie sal tIt R i lime Ife-

elgned th tvet SniFinllhlmtelf It III hIetara would ontnt to alflzh J

iJ to It hr YoutH rrrjlllrcon sin nit agreement wilvln

tje ttUJJJor falsity of It cud alsot to never lt U bctoni1 publicor to use It oprnly In court and to-

churn It to him Yautspy within 15

snys He says the affidavit WAS not rjturned by + lu Mjra anri hr Ymttrcykept Iltc ii n cement Ife 9-

ducN aagrcemen tort 11-

1P w rll signature alts IIIMIdCQrgelown ICY g I fo 0hoursiFrld9yllpo + ist Henry Y9tzcy under ntl trlnJ analni on HmliAi1n as to

tIlr il t onspiracy which fi

says iI the assassination ofWijm Gothtl For nil of that heraaMitalned the calm demeanor thatoilibe furnl lied them two years ago wbcrlie was himself on trial here and

threw a fit In the court room tosfautlrhevrc9pon °

nlions of the defense attornc that htfaked them he did 1oWltn n smile

ton his face and some crabarasBmentrousing a general laugh among thhundreds mainly women who tiajassembled to hear him

Gcorgetowhf Ky Aug 18oiIPowers the witnessown defennoat the afternoon censjoi n

court Monday Examined b gy1tVnIrthe story he has repealed on t blnnl

on each of his preceding triiils In

rested new matter now and then Icatering denial to tho story told l

Frank Cecil of Hell county that tiewas reeking scone one to enact the rollof assassin Ho was very earnest 111

Lila dental of the Cecil matter I

making answer to questions the dP

fcndant continually made explanationof what he meant A number of 0 ic-

ys

he tell into error in making then etc

plauatlons and was corrected by thlcourt Attorneys Franklin and C iihell followed his recital closet > II

often Interrupted MGeorgetown Ky Aug l1TJidlr-

ecl and cross examinatlon of q bPowers on the stand In his own tietense was concluded Tuesday alrnoon and tits defense had an liS Lwith Tlobrrt Noak 9 iheTomrii P

wealth wll Uri JRS confront t

with A flUiinadeby him ll-Dan1iI amber V 11100 x

Max 1iJ OrwIIIIIViIIl ttlll Allnoy 14 RfJVwell jot that placetint eta ie1J Nuaka charged Atldnay Cam l with trying to seepDlm to sw ijalsel to serum e CI nvlctlon o lrlward and of FinlJroll 1dfvr nil told um ofbu11IYwitnesses JlIo made the stattnJbut said Twit after making1ls an ew ell that It wall n inCithat hfl refj8pd to swear to It it rglgnri 1 xplnined his palia rconi1ncl by saying that Il the tutuho made the staljnient he wag willingIn rs out qf his trollhIt fern lip NooksT was preparing to-

go to Ttrazil to also good TimelefeiisiUViroditced nn4 lfi Noaks identlfy loWrfc wljIcJi htt 1iail written tiPower lIollclLlnJ hip 4 180mnpailovUanvllle t t stateip above

VIOLATED ELECTION 11 SVHM H

ClayTCombi Sent to the Penltenllar y

iFor Two Yearsi iD IUe Ky Aug 17Airih p

rlast republlcaiuii linar held In OiVslPJcounty to ROrWretcount ollUcr jtt

eleclwohcounq clerk f 1eJ1911 >S the nauof nominee on tint pine lundJJfIIuntil the morning of the election nnithose wishing to vote for the nomineewere compelled to write their name I

on the ballots Ccmb was Indictsfor Violation of the election laws Tin

11case has been ought hard some of ttablest counsel In Kentucky being employed and resulted Saturday In hi a

being sentenced to the penitentiary tor-

t 0 years kdlike F once air

Coving enK w The sureal fair atJloreac Rn under th 1

a Ices no County Agrlwilt begin Augus

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tilt vet before fguild Wanderingy AUR 19Phil i

I i hand was slmcStliII

tl Ie4d days ago by Will Rot i ab a mier In the county andoa Quit arouil In s

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CAPT B J EWENJpHopes td Buy a Home In Lexington

and Settle Down

Lexington Ky Aug 17After conkfldciablc doubt nndBpectilatlon Mrs

WEJ1 wife tit Capt U J Ewcn thinprincipal witness who lestlflcllagAlnsr

ECjirtfs 4etl and Tom White In theirrecent trial at Cynthlana arrived Inthis cty from Jackson Sunday nightShe was nftt at the depot by her him

iband and an affectionate greeting tookplavfi1 They went to the house of afriendwhere they will spend thn-

nlgil Monday Mrs Ewen said thcvwould look for a home which theyhopo tp purchase and will take uptheir residence In this city She apJjcajctl fatigued aQd Bald she wan glad

Il with her busbandagalnxlngon Ir Aug ISCapl R

J Ewpn the lending witness ngalnstJett and White procured a homo heroMonday having decided to make Lex ¬

ington his future place of residence

L WOMEN INDICTEDtoIBeattyvlllc Ky AurfIs Americaand Rublcia Beard mother and tUtiglispeciala<

charged with complicitytorIwhich Joe rhave aireael been Indicted Peterskilled a urptler of the Allfujg andwoe sentenced to threclara th 4penitentiary allf then given n flewtrial The Aliens grew Impatient

j and It Is said shot hint to death atI the home of Deputy Sheriff WilsonIt U alleged that the npmcii locatMPeters prepared the gun < and urgedthe Aliens to the deed lit revenge

tho death of their KinsmanIfor u

GEORGETOWN COLLEGE i

The Re3gni0 of PresIdent DO iGr rWcCeJlted

Afggprgetbwn IiAug J9iAt it

m t ng trjateen ofr tCtlIinAlltl 1 r

noon time re a on of 1 resident itD Gray was accepted A commltten

i of five was appointed to select his surecossor Dr Arthur Yager was elected

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chairman of the board of trustees withI full executive poweisI Revs Dr T T Eaton Carter HelmIoulsvllhnPreston Blake Iexlngton B B Bai ¬

ley Winchester J F Williams Versallies and II A Sumnell DanvllKwere made a co operative committeeto Increase the endowment to the point

recentiacctTHOUGHT HIM A BURGLAR

Bridegroom Fatally Shot By HisSitfter at Paducah

Paducah Ky Aug 17Precl everlens was that trod probable fatallyvounded at an early hour Sundaymorning by Mrs May Crocks hfa

JPiverlettIng In bis si ltr B r i wbnn she firedthree ahos all taking effect A shot

through his right leg otm

throh the hand nnd time through hits

lgnt lung Iverlett was married alOW days ago

An Attempt at LynchingLouisville Ky Aug 18t mobnten and joys attempted U> lynch 11Yam Co6k Cook who Is un employr the Frank James and Colo Younger

llld west show threw n Btonott n 4

mull Joy who tried to crawl umlrVse tent and struck 11 year old Llrxio

dyer in the head fracturing her skull1 nil Inflicting a wound from whlgh sheVl probably die fjtf

I Gets II Promotione >

Lexington Ky Aug 17Guthrmf Sloan formerly of thin city whoa liiJbeen seriously 111 at Tucson Aft liarentirely recovered ids health and bnbeen promoted from the ppsltiqn

clerk In the train jJJBpaJpliei

O Qheof tbe Southern PACI c rtillwav-

fto hR of private secretary to the s sinteudcn or the rood

Jackson Guard Reduced U

I1lnlllfort KJr AHgi7 GoY Beqjk

thb torc < t lI llor iIItf4r<Frankfort comptirleaflll coine hoiiuMonday The m>iiti> remain InJacUson will picked mainly from the

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iElks Fal aER SuccetsfahIgiven umlertho allodge loo 89 BTP 0 Elks whirl

tclosed here Saturday night was themost Bifccessftil ever given

Exempt From TaxationLexington Ky Aug 19The gcv

oral council in Joint special Boasters

adapted nn ifllnance exempting irontaxation for wVnenod of five year tlargn tobacco iJK prj1 and warchowhich Ur Col11 41 Tubacco tig-

nnuinI

bait 11 erect he 1w BanksP otrshu VAMg 19A ban

Il Un on n Rlihwood thlcauntii wilt MIous tn a furs idays 1lnll FT la casilcr ol thin14ttdc anti Jnbq BIn pti + w

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