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A WEEKS HAPPENINGS

RELATING TO AFFAIRS IN THISAND ADJOINING STATES

fatal Fray Follows Insult Offered toWoman at a Campmeetlng Louisvllle to Tender Bryan a MonsterReceptionOther Mention

Lexington Ky Sept 3 Messagesfrom Wilmer Jessamine county saythat In a fight at Holiness cunipmeetIng there Richard Spalding InsultedMiss Clara Cornman and was fatallytabbed by the girls broker NewtonCornman Frank Coyle who attempt ¬ed to separate the combatants wasalso fatally stabbed by Cornman DrThomas Martin who also attemptedto separt the fighting men had hisclothing slashed by Cornman Corn ¬man and Sherman Cornman a younger brother were arrested Feelinghigh against the Cornmans hiI

Bryan In KentuckyLouisville Ky Sept iTbe com ¬

mittee having in charge the arrange-ment for the monster southern willcome to be given William JenningsBryan in this city Sept 12 announcedthe names of two of the principalspeakers for the occasion SenatorIL W Caroiack of Tennessee and Editor Henry Watterson of the CourierJournal have accepted invitations tospeak Mr Watterson will preside atthe meeting The committee has alsoinvited a third speaker a distin ¬guished southerner who is expectedto Introduce Mr Bryan but the invi ¬taUon has not yet reached him Itnow seems assured that the governorsof nearly all the 13 southern stateswill attend the Louisville gathering

Got the Wrong MenAlbany Ky Sept 60ne dead aa

other fatally wounded and two othersseriously injured is the result of ashooting affray in Pickett countyTenn three miles from ByrdsvilleThe dead George Morris The in ¬jured John Buck fatally OrvilleHuddleston wounded In face andshoulder Virgil batty Injured inneck and face Luther Clark RoscoeReagan and J M Gillintime are saidto have done the shooting They havenot been arrested The shooting itIs said was the result of a mlstakothe men attacked being mistaken forother parties

Tortured by RobbersCovlngton Ky Sept Gtrs Pearl

Grimm was bound gagged and robbed

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of J70 and as sho layTn n nearby va ¬cant lot helpless saw her home burnaccording to tho story sho told thepolice after she revived She said thata man woman and a boy committedthe deed and that tho woman wantedto leave her in tho burning house todie but that tho boy Interceded andsaved her life The robbers made theirescape Mrs Grants husband is Inthe Philippines on business and shewas alone In the house

Found Dead In HotelVlncennea Ind Sept 0 George

W Bou of Belmont W Va wasfound dead In bed at a local hotelThe coroner has not returned his ver-dict but It Is believed apoplexy wasthe cause of death The deceasedman came here a month ago beingInterested In oil operations and wasformerly largely interested in the Il-linois

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fields He was 4G years oldMr Boss father It Iis said resides InParkersburg W Va and Is rated asa millionaire

Desperate SuicideLouisville Ky Sept 7Harry D

Pyne head of the Arm of Harry IIPyne A Co machine manufacturerscommitted suicide in a ghastly man ¬ner at his home He fiat made aneffort to end his life by shooting Thisfailing he drew a razor across histhroat and then tore the wound apartwith his fingers Ills wife and otherswitnessed the tragedy Ill health dueto kidney trouble and insomnia is balleved to have caused the deed

Jetts Trial PostponedGynthlana Ky Sept GTho trial

of Curtiss Jett for the murder ofJames Cockrill town marshal ofJackson in July 1902 was continueduntil Dee 17 on a change of venuethe trial was set for this city theIndictment having been found InUreathltt county Owing to the Ill-ness

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of an attorney who formerlyrepresented Jett the court appointedM C Swinfor and W H Lall to de ¬fend him

Rheujmtisuj is not incurable Stub-born Yes But Ur Shoops Kbeumatlc Hemedy will if faithfully useddrive it out nt the system Its theblood thats at fault Poisonous crys-tals

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like sand get into the joints andmusclea Dr Schoops RheumaticRemedy prevents this It drives Rheu ¬matism troin the blood and then Rheu ¬

matism dies We recommend and sellit Severs Drnc Co

CLOVERPORT WITH

TilE LID OFF

Poor CJoferport with the lid offis a daisy and has our sympathy Aswe attended the Masonic picnic wethought what a difference between a-dlY in HurdinsbnrK and a day inCluveiport at the same kind of gather

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IngTheday at Hard jnsbarg Four

thousand people presentnot a drunken man to be seen

The day at Cloveipoit Two thonsand piesent one man has an eye putout one has ten stitches taken In hisback another stabbed in the stomachand the plain drunks too numerouso mention

Cloverpoit next morning Sixteenn tno city sweat box add to thishe number ot anxious wives and

mothers who watched through thesong heats of the night for the foottop that never cntne anti you have

the complete storyAnd yet some people will argue thnt

more whisky is drnnk in a Drytown than in a Wet oue MoadeCounty Messenger

READ THISHopKinsvllle Ky Tune 7th 1001

Dr E W Hall St Louis MoDear Sir I suffered ten years withsevere kidney and bladder troublesand at times was unable to work Iwas advised to try your Texas Won ¬der and after using onefourth of onebottle I pasted a large gravel and Ihave never suffered since passing thesame three years ago I nave recominbnaed it to ninny others who report ¬ed themselves cured I most heartilyrecommend it to all sufferers fromkidney or bladder diseases

Sam Dean

Grief Cause of SuicideXashvllle Tenn Sept 0Miss

Myrtle Hutchinson IS shot and killedherself at her home in North Nashyule Grief over separation from herdearest girl friend is the alleged causeRecently Miss Hutchlnsons intimateassociate Miss Madeline Hide wasmarried to Joseph Carter of DecaturIll and since then it is said MissHutchinson has appeared inconsolable

Wife of Senators Son DrownedLexington Ky Sept 5While

United States Senator James B MoCreary was speaking at a labor cele ¬bration hero a telegram was handedhim that Mrs Jessie McCreary wifoof his only son drowned at Lake SideMichigan while bathing Senator McCreary concluded his address and leftat once for Michigan

Will Run For CongressWashington Sept 3 John W

Langley disbursing and appointmentclerk of the census office has resign ¬ed his position to accept the Republi ¬can nomination for congress in theTenth Kentucky district Louis SMerrill now chief of the disbursingdivision has been selected as his suc-cessor

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A batn cleanses the skin and rids thepores of retnie A bath makes for bet ¬ter fellowship anti citizenship Notonly should the outside of the body DOcleansed hut occasionally use of lax Ilithe or cathartic opens the bowelsand clears the system ot effete matterBest for this are DeWitts LittleEarly Risers Pleasant little pillsthat do not gripe or sicken sold b-all druggists

THE MARKETSCHICAGO Cattle Common to prim

steers J3 75C6 76 cows 2 704 75heifers J2 6066 35 bulls 2 26CT4 COstockers and feeders 2 60J4 35 Sheepand Lambs Sheep U 2505 75 lambsJG 0067 90 yearlings 5 40G 50 Calves

J3 uO7 50 Hogs Choice to prmoheavy JG 001 G 20 medium to gO4heavy 5 8505 J5 butcher weights 6 10ti 6 20 good to choice heavy mixed J5 90Qfl 05 pHPklng 5 405 SO pigs 5 CO8 40 Wheat No 2 red 7047U4c Oats

No 2 30tc Corn No 2 48 i49icEAST BUFFALO Crttle Good to

choice export steers J5 25 ilG 25 shippingteem J4 75SB 2B butchers steers U 75G5 00 heifers J3 2605 00 fat cows

2 2564 00 milkers and springers 30 08UT50 00 Sheep and Lnmhs Good tooholce yearlings 16 0066 50 wethersJG 7500 co mixed 5 C06 65 ewesS5 25Q5 50 spring lambs 5 0008 76Calves IJest JS 008 75 HogH Ileavles 0 466 50 mediums 6 SOfifi 55Yorkers 6 55G GO pigs 6 40G 50rough Jo 006 35

CLEVELAND Cattlo Prime dryfedcattle J5 35fr5 60 choice fat steers U i6I16 25 lelfern J4 6fl4 50 flit cowsJJ 2 tf3 50 burls 2 763 00 milkers andspringers Iii 0042 00 Sheep andLambs Spring lambs 6 60 f8 00 yearllnss 5 50ift6 25 wethers 15 0006 60mixed U 255 25 OWlS Jl 26 downCalves 7 75 down Hogs Mediumheavy > 6 25 Yorkers JC 36 pigs JC SIjG 36 stags 3 76114 25 roughs J5 001535

PITTSBURGCattle Choice 5 75 p6 00 prime 15 B06 70 tidy butchersII uO5 00 heifers 3 004 40 fat cowsbulls and stags 2 004 00 fresh rowsJJ5 0050 00 Sheep and LambsPrimewethers 5 75f5 80 good mixed 15 6005 65 lambs 5 0008 25 Calves Veal

5 008 25 HogsHeavy hogs 3 4043G 45 mediums and heavy Yorkers 6 6506 fi71iJlight Yorkers 6 806 60 plglli1C 456 5-

0CINCINNATIwhoato 2 red 73Q73c Corn No 3 mixed 5060ic Oats73C Corn No 3 mixed 50c OatsNo 2 mixed 32433c RyeNo2 6-1Dl1con10 25 Ilogs5 0016 30 Cattle2 0065 60 Sheep 2 764 76 LambsSi 258 2-

5BOSTONWool Ohio and Pennsylva ¬nia XX and above 34c X Sl32c No1 4041c No 2 3839c fine unwashed526c delalned washed 3G37c de ¬Lame unwashed 2829o Kentucky andIndiana combing blood 3335c

NEW YORK Cattle Steers J4 85S 76 oxen 14 90 bus 12 603 85 cowsU 254 CO Sheep and Lambs Sheep13 353 60 culls Jl 603 00 lambs Jo 60

9 00 culls 2 36 00 Calves VealIS 008 fi-

OTOLEOOWheat 72 4c corn BZtfcoats 32c rye 660 cloverseed S7 6211

When two strongmen comic to blowsIIeven it they are well matched it Is nota pleasing sight but if tbe man whogets tho worse of it will nse DewittsWitch Hazel Salve he will look betterand feel better in short order Besure yon get DeWitts Good for

everything a salve is used for includ ¬rug plies Sold by all druggists

THE YELLOW PERIL

Ilovr Supremacy of the Chinese MayComa to 1umi

Will the Chinese becomeearththe ruling imtlo1 of the GeorgeBorrow the English philologist trav-eler

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and author used to say that theywould Nearly fifty years ngo whenhe was studying their language homuintRinud that there was amongtheta the finest natural lighting suntonal on the face of the earth

He lInstanced in proof of his asser ¬Hon their prowess In stouo throwingthe most primitive form of marksman ¬ship An ordinary Chinaman ho saidcould throw a stone weighing half apound or more n distance of 120 yardswith sure alum and deadly effect Hodescribed n stone fight between someEnglish bluejackets rind au equal num ¬her of Chinamen In which time formermanyIBut it was not through their martialprowess that ho predicted the supremacy of the Chinese lIe said It wouldcome about In another way As west ¬ern civilization became more luxuriousand enervated and manual labor fellInto contempt the Chinese would grad ¬ually supply all the workers iu civi ¬lized countries minors farm laborersfactory hands laundrymen cooks do ¬oentuallybewould rise suddenly cut the throaty oftheir masters and become absoluterulers of tho destinies of the worldChicago News

THE FRENCH MEAL

Ki GrcutcHt Charm In the CheerfulTnlile Talk

After all excellent as are the dishesand the order and manner of their sonleo the table taut Is perhaps the chiefglory of tho French meal

It is no unusual thing to hear ourcountrymen and countrywomen espe¬dally our countrywomen refer to eat ¬ing as a necessary evil like the pre-scribed dose of noisome medicine asan altogether bothersome business tobe disposed of as quickly as possiblewith au air that Is sour aggressivedisgusted languid patronizing dream ¬ful whining or discouraged accordingas it springs from dyspepsia puritan-Ism interrupted hustling anaemia af-fectation

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esoteric philosophy disap ¬pointment In love or honest wearinesswith a hard and monotonous dallyround

Such a sentiment would scarcely beuttered In France where the attitudetoward the table Is universally cordialand respectful amid It could not betaken seriously If It were

Tho French writer who said Thetable is the sole place where one isnever hoard luring the first hourvoiced perfectly a national feelingSmart Set

When the Enrth Win Top ShapedAfter people dropped the old fash ¬

ioned Idea that the earth was as Hatas a pancake they dill not immediatelygrasp the globe or spherical Idea as Itis applied to worlds The people of thetime of Columbus believed that theearth was a body shaped like n topor cone the surface rising from thenorth to ilia south There are severalletters written by Columbus aud stillIn existence which go to prove thatsuch was his conception of the shapeof the earth The top shaped idea ofthe earth seems to have originatedwith ono John Blauvls about 1470 andto have Immediately become very pop-ular

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The Pre GnnffDesperate meats were sometimes re ¬

sorted to In order to get men for Brit ¬ish warships A chronicler writes thatIn tho year 1733 a feet of ships beingrequired immediately to bo mannedthe press gangs placed n live turkey ontho top of the monument which drawlug together a great number of Idlepeople they had the opportunity of seletting as many men as answered thopurpose of their Intended schemeTho scene so enraged a citizen that hetired a shot at the bird which occa ¬sioned it to fly away But the mis ¬chief had been done

An Odd ArgumentHere Is a knotty problem suggested

by Sir Henry Jloscoe in his autobiogra ¬phy Two men argued ns to whetheroil or water were tho lighter Tho firstman contended that tho oil must bolighter as it floats upon water Andthen the unscientific man triumphedwith the argument that oil must bo thoheavier because It keeps tho waterdown

Libeled LondonWhen the most has been said against

London smoke and London fog againsttho dirt laden atmosphere and tho noiseand worry of the metropolis it Is stilltrue that there are healthy people Inthe capital London has not perhapsdeserved all the hard things that havebeen said of ItLondon Country Gen-tleman

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QualifiedBaronYou have called to secure the

position of porter ApplicantYes sirBaron Was there not some one in theintercom as you came In Applicantrhero was sir There was a man withtL bill against you Herr Baron but Ibrew him outFlIegendo Blatter

Its PurportWhat does that expert witness nl

fence go to show inquired the manwho was trying to understand thetrialIt goes to show which side has paidhim a retainer answered the lawyer

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