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FATAL KICK

Roger Thompson Killed tiymiUnruly Mule

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kinsville died this morniugifshome of his brother in=lhw A G

Joiner from injuries sustained ibjbeing kicked by a mule last MondaypHe was <fUed in the storn

l ach bythe animal and injured in-

ternally It was not thought aj

first that his injuries were mortal

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tinned to grow worse and died > e

l fore noon He was a very indutrious and popular young man Theburial will take place at Hopkins

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FULL REGISTRATION ifftr mental Registration Days 1f

lThe registration passed off vcrquietly in the city Tuesday and r

full vote vas registered withouany shpw of excitement The tota

J number registered was 1545 agains1514 in 1899 on theregular day anda totahof 1538 in 1896 Last year156 names were added on supple

Jmental days making the total 1670According to these figures thereare 125 voters still out and it is safe

I to say mgst of thm w1fj6registeOct 29 30 to 31 The outstandingvote is supposing to be about equallydivided The registration was

Icharacterized by no party feelingand there were no disputes aboutthe polls The officers were fairaud conservative men and dividedequally as to politic

The following table shows thevote by color

W1IITB OL TOTAL

NO128 183 463

No 2i1fMn 63 317 380

No3 348 tO 428

No4 200 74 274t

811 ° 654 1545In 1899 the white vote was 925

and the colored 589 The presentfigures show a white siibrtdg of

34 and a colored gain of 65i Agreat many white voters were outof town on business for ForbesBro and can register later TheRepublicans registered almosttheir total strength iucludingseveral

exconvictsThe plurality in thecity last year including the precinct in which the election was heldto be illegal was 223 with 45 votesfor Brown and 5 for Wallace Themajority this year win not reach200 in the city

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BURGLARY AT HOWELL

Store Entered and 5 Taken From

Cash Drawer

The general merchandise store of

J F Dixon at Howell was enteredby a thief last Friday night and 5

was taken from the cash drawerThe thief ripped off a plank fromthe side of the building and en ¬

tered the cellar H< then openedthe trap door and got into the storeroom He was evidently frightenedby some one pasing as he leftwithout taking some small changewhich was near the five dollar billThe goods were not molested

Judge M D Brown who sold outsome months ago and moved to Vernon Ind has decided to return toHopkinsville to live He has dis ¬

posed of his Indiana property andwill arrive here with his familythis week They will go to house-

keeping at the Ben Wood place onNorth Main

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DOUBLE BARRELED

Circuit Court Now Running Wilt

Two Judges

Maj Phelps Sitting As Special

Judge In The Matthew Layne

Will CaseI

The Matthew Laytfe will castwas called incfiicuit court Wednes-day

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and u 3 diY k is related tosome of tbelI n he declined tohear the case and Maj John Phelpswas chosen special judge JudgePhelps is now hearing thetrial inthe city court room while JudgeCook is transacting other businessin the circuit court room TheLayne case will not be finished for

several daysThe following cases have been

disposed ofAllen Day cd w ° fined S25

and 10 daysBen Tittington same same fine

Sol Majors gaming 20 anc

costsGeoOldham same S20 anc

costsEverettFaughander seduction

on plea of guilty of assault finer

100ShermanWilliams malicious

striking set up a plea of havingbeen tried before for the same offense and was dismissed

Grant Parrish wilful murdercontinued till February-

W M Walpole vs the I C Railroad Co case dismissed settlRd

CarrieColeman vs Walter Cole-

man decree of divorce grantedThe grand jury is still in sessor

and wilT > not conclude its businessbefoiyLjiknfiLtime next week A

ilarge number ot attachments havebeen issued for witneo es summonecwho failed to appear

SUES FOR DIVORCE

Judge Campbell Wants Legal Sep-

aration From His Wife

City Judge George F Campbellhas filed suit for divorce from MrsMary B Campbell whom he mar ¬

ried ten years ago at MemphisTenn and for custody of his twochildren who have been with himsince Mrs Campbell left here overa year ago She is now in StLouis and abandonment is allegedIn her j ser Mrs Campbell joinsher husband in the request for adivorce and prays that her maidenname be restored to her

Judge Campbell was expelledfrom the Methodist ministry on

charges brought by his wife Latershe was sent to the Western Ken ¬

tucky Lunatic Asylum JudgeCampbell was reinstated by con-

ference¬

but after his vindicationresigned from the ministry and en-

tered¬

the practice qf law

NO AGREEMENT

And Slim Prospects For One atFrankfort

Frankfort KyOct 3Thebright prospect for an agreementin the Senate on the House Billwith the Alexander amendmentswas dissipated this morning afterthe opening of the session when itwas found that one of the amend-

ments¬

had been misconstrued byevery one who had examined it orto whom it had been explained Itprovided for giving the umpire on

the county boards to the Demo-

crats¬

in half the counties and to theRepublicans in the other half Theprospects now are that a final ef-

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to reach an agreement will bemade in conference committees

SmithFullerMr J Frank Smith and Ivlis

Maggie May Fuller a popularyoung couple of North Christianwere married Tuesday eveningThe wedding took place at thehome of the brides parents

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DEATH AT ASYLUM

Remains Shipped to Princeton

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s Mr J S Edmonds an asylumpatient sent here from Caldwellcounty died Tuesday of neuralgiaof the heart The remains wereshipped to Princeton the same dayfor interment

JOHNSONVANHOOSER °

Young People Harried Near TheCity Wednesday Night

Mr A Johnson and Miss EllaVauhooser were united in marriageat the home of the brides LatherMr Isaac Vanhooser two milescast of the city WednesdaynightQuite a number of the friends ofthe contracting parties were pre ¬

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